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Miyuki Haruno, a reincarnated soul from another world, awakens as Sakura’s frail and gentle older sister in the shinobi village of Konoha.
Born without the strength to become a ninja, she lives as a civilian writer, quietly burdened by memories of Naruto’s story as fiction.
Knowing the tragedies to come, Miyuki struggles to subtly steer fate—yet every attempt is quietly undone, as if the world itself rejects her interference.
Her days unfold in the shadow of destiny, where love, loss, and quiet perseverance become her only rebellion.
In the end, Miyuki learns that some stories cannot be rewritten—but they can still be lived with meaning, kindness, and grace.Authors note:
An excuse to write a romanceI wanted to be coy about the eventual pairing but decided to share it as to not keep people guessing or getting attached
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The crux of the matter is that Kakashi’s old. By the time he finally gives up the hat, he’s nearly forty and growing older, and while he’s faced death too many times to still remember to fear it, he certainly thinks about it. He can’t help it. He blames the Nidaime — staring at Senju Tobirama’s reanimated face reminds Kakashi of everything that will die with him: his clan, their history, an entire generation. The realization leaves him unsettled, and as his body starts to ache more and more, he finds himself wishing for a world in which he isn’t so alone.
Or, Kakashi returns to the Hatake compound in an attempt to speak with his ancestors and promptly forgets that the Hiraishin is, above all else, an experimental time/space jutsu. By activating it, he finds himself in a world not quite like his own.
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- Part 2 of Hiraishin Chronicles
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One of the other boys at the orphanage remembers just enough of a past life to see Naruto as a cute kid in need of looking after. Growing up with a brother figure watching his back, Naruto isn't a desperate, love-starved, illiterate weapon ready-made for authority to wield. Some people in Konoha aren't very happy about that...
Others, though... well, it might just save their lives.
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