Naruto: I am Uchiha Shirou-Chapter 351: Naruto: I am Uchiha Shirou []

Konoha.

On this day, Konoha was basked in sunlight, with clear skies stretching endlessly.

The villagers were all smiling and busy with their daily lives. However, inside Ichiraku Ramen, Uzumaki Naruto was noticeably downcast.

"Ramen's ready, Naruto."

With warm smiles, Teuchi and Ayame, as always, served Naruto a special bowl of ramen with extra toppings.

"Thank you, Uncle Teuchi."

Naruto's voice was filled with gratitude, but today his expression was visibly gloomy. Beside him was Iruka-sensei, who had come specially to comfort him.

"Iruka-sensei, do you think I'm really that useless? Lately, it feels like everyone's become distant."

Naruto had been thinking a lot these past few days. Although many in the village now acknowledged him, for some reason, the distance between him and his old companions seemed to keep growing.

In all of Konoha, apart from the late Third Hokage, Iruka had the deepest influence on Naruto—almost like a teacher and a father.

"Well, Naruto, how should I put this..."

Iruka shook his head helplessly. After listening to Naruto's concerns, he began to console him.

"Naruto, sometimes the feelings between men and women are different from those between comrades. You're mixing up emotions and friendship right now.

Sasuke and Senju Rei's relationship is a private matter. It's not something you should get involved in."

Iruka looked at Naruto's current state with some sadness, but he understood. After all, Naruto had been isolated since childhood, craved recognition, and most importantly, had never been in a relationship.

Because of this, Naruto cherishes his bonds with his friends deeply, sometimes to the point of excess.

"But Sasuke, and everyone else..."

This time, as Naruto ate his ramen, he showed none of his usual excitement or joy. Instead, he looked troubled as he spoke about the recent changes among his friends.

"Iruka-sensei, I've finally gained everyone's recognition, so why does it feel like there's a distance between me and my old companions?"

Iruka felt a headache coming on after hearing this. What could he say? Tell Naruto he had gone too far before?

After a moment of thought, and carefully choosing his words so as not to hurt Naruto, Iruka finally hesitated and spoke softly:

"Naruto, there's ironclad evidence of the three clans' attempted coup, along with Root's human experiments. All three major clans were involved. That night, Lady Tsunade didn't inform you because she was afraid you'd act impulsively. Why are you still..."

Iruka sighed in frustration. He'd felt helpless that night too.

The Hokage's orders were meant to give Naruto a chance. After all, he'd been close to the Third's faction, so who knew if he was involved? Assigning him to guard the perimeter was a chance for him to prove himself.

Even though Iruka was deeply grateful to the Third Hokage, his loyalty was to Konoha, not any individual.

No matter who it was, if they harmed the village, he would object—even if it was the Sarutobi clan.

"Iruka-sensei, how could this happen? Grandpa Third did so much for Konoha... Now you're going to wipe out an entire clan? Maybe the higher-ups were involved, but I don't believe everyone in the three clans was guilty. Konohamaru wasn't..."

Mentioning this, Naruto's face filled with anger. He was, perhaps, a bit too naïve.

"Naruto! This was a coup! It wasn't just an individual act. If a clan's leadership is involved, the entire clan can't escape responsibility, no matter the reasons.

And the Hokage's decision was the hardest to make. If she didn't do it, it would have brought chaos to the village!"

Iruka, though reluctant about this outcome, chose to support Konoha's stability, just as Jiraiya had.

Knowing the Fifth Hokage's power and the solid evidence, for Konoha's peace, they had to side with Tsunade.

If the three clans were let off again, or only the leaders punished, those left would always be a hidden danger to Konoha.

For Konoha's stability, Jiraiya chose to turn a blind eye—just like with the Uchiha in the past.

"How could this happen? Konohamaru is innocent. Sasuke was spared before, and Grandpa Third never hurt him..."

Naruto didn't understand the stakes, protesting unwillingly, leaving Iruka speechless.

Naruto didn't get it. Did the Third Hokage's regime want to keep Uchiha Sasuke? No—it was because Itachi, the Mangekyō Sharingan wielder, had already left the village, making Sasuke the only one left to control or stabilize things.

If something happened to Sasuke, Itachi—who knew countless village secrets—would become a huge threat.

Otherwise, why would the entire Uchiha clan leave behind just one child who never even awakened the Sharingan on the night of the massacre?

The so-called Uchiha genius was nothing compared to the likes of Kakashi, Itachi, or Shisui.

"Naruto..."

Iruka was at his wits' end. How should he explain this to Naruto's stubborn mind?

He had almost said it all: in cases of a well-proven coup against the Hokage, the involvement of one person could mean the entire clan's demise—that was standard.

Even the Fifth Hokage was lenient; she didn't implicate those close to the Third or their families and ninjas.

For example, even after the harrowing massacre, Iruka was still teaching at the ninja academy.

He thought he'd be reassigned, but Tsunade's decision not to pursue them quickly calmed Konoha's people.

Yet just as Naruto was confiding in Iruka, several figures clad in black cloaks with red clouds appeared outside Konoha's walls.

...

Outside Konoha's towering walls were lush green trees everywhere.

On a green lawn, several Konoha ninjas lay sprawled out.

Members of the Akatsuki, dressed in black cloaks with red clouds, appeared.

"I can't believe the boss has six!"

Deidara exclaimed excitedly, his eyes curiously inspecting the six Akatsuki leaders, each with Rinnegan eyes.

The mysterious leader, Pain, was six people. Even veteran members like him were shocked.

"Hoho, I didn't expect catching the Nine-Tails would require all of Akatsuki to mobilize."

Kisame grinned with a hoarse laugh, his giant Samehada sword resting on his shoulder.

"Wow, we're well-prepared this time—six bosses..."

Obito, the talkative masked member (now known as Tobi in the organization), spoke excitedly. Deidara, unable to resist, took on the air of a senior and warned sternly:

"Tobi, remember to respect your seniors. If things go wrong, run immediately—Konoha is a formidable opponent this time."

Meanwhile, Black Zetsu and White Zetsu appeared with their eerie smiles. The Akatsuki members looked to Pain, who remained cold and detached.

"Everyone, be careful. Konoha is far stronger than expected. According to Zetsu's intel, Konoha has four known Kage-level shinobi: the Sannin Jiraiya, the Fifth Hokage Tsunade, Uchiha Sasuke, and the Wood Release ninja Senju Shirou!"

Four Kage-level shinobi, including the legendary Wood Release user rumored to rival the First Hokage, and a Mangekyō Sharingan user stronger than Itachi.

"Sharingan, huh!" At the mention of the Sharingan, Deidara's face twisted with anger. As he was about to confirm their targets, Pain coldly issued orders.

"For this mission, Kisame and I will create chaos. Try to absorb as much chakra as possible with your sword, and conserve your strength.

Once we locate the Nine-Tails, we'll capture him immediately. If we encounter resistance—Tobi—!"

At this point, Pain's voice grew heavier. Under Deidara's shocked gaze, Pain said something that stunned him.

"This isn't the time to play dumb. If there's resistance, I'll hold them off. Your space-time jutsu is best suited for capturing the Nine-Tails."

This statement exposed Tobi's terrifying strength, leaving Deidara in shock.

"Hoho, it seems our organization has even more terrifying power hidden."

Kisame, who already knew Tobi's true identity as Uchiha Madara, grinned wickedly.

They weren't pretending anymore—it was all out in the open.

Tobi's usual antics vanished in Deidara's astonished gaze, replaced by an air of sinister mystery.

"Understood. We'll work together to capture the Nine-Tails Jinchūriki. Deidara, stay hidden outside and be ready to assist."

Tobi's calm voice echoed, silencing Deidara, who had been about to pat him on the shoulder.

Who is he? What is he doing?

Why did Tobi lie to him?

"Damn it! Liar!"

Deidara's personality flared, his anger at Tobi immediately apparent. He truly cared about this comrade and junior.

"Boss, I—"

"No need. Deidara, your chakra isn't enough for a prolonged fight!"

Pain's cold voice dismissed Deidara's abilities.

While Deidara's clay bombs were great for chaos, his chakra reserves were limited compared to these monsters.

Against Konoha, with countless ninjas inside, they needed the best.

Among the Akatsuki today, Tobi's strength was the most mysterious, but certainly not weak—he was, after all, known as Madara.

Kisame, with Samehada, was perfect for endurance. Deidara did have an advantage: he could make flying clay, which could provide cover during capture or escape.

And for creating chaos, they didn't lack Deidara's bombs.

"I understand!"

Despite his quirks, Deidara was still very calm when not riled up.

His chakra was a weakness—though compared to normal ninjas, it was still impressive.

"Need my clay to get you inside?"

Deidara shoved his hands in his pockets, glaring at Tobi, clearly displeased.

No one likes being deceived, especially S-class missing-nin with strong wills.

"No need. With this kid, we'll get in easily."

With Tobi's cold smile and the spinning Sharingan in his eye, a figure appeared amid swirling spatial ripples.

"This is... Konoha!?"

It was Sarutobi Konohamaru. He looked at his familiar village with eyes full of searing hatred.

"Sir, I know about the village's barriers, and..."

With an insider like this, the group remained calm. After all, they planned to cause chaos, so Konohamaru's value was limited.

Yet Tobi laughed and said:

"This kid is the Nine-Tails Jinchūriki Naruto's little brother. Maybe he can help us find our target."

Konohamaru quickly nodded.

"Yes, with me here, I can lead you to Big Brother Naruto. I'm the Third Hokage's grandson!"

He didn't care what they wanted, as long as he could get revenge on Konoha, he'd help.

That night, facing the massacre of his family by Konoha, he lost all warmth—only hatred remained.

If not for Tobi taking him away, he never would have escaped.

"Konoha! Damn it! Without Grandpa and my clan, Konoha doesn't deserve to exist!"

With burning rage in his eyes, Konohamaru wished he could set Konoha ablaze.

"Sir, I know Naruto's teacher Iruka. If we find Iruka-sensei, he'll know where Naruto is."

Eager to prove his worth, Konohamaru spoke up.

"Whenever Naruto goes on missions or trains, he always tells Iruka-sensei first. I can take you to him."

At that moment, Tobi and Pain exchanged satisfied glances and nodded.

"Good. We'll sneak into Konoha first. Once we find the target, we'll create chaos elsewhere and use the chance to capture the Nine-Tails Jinchūriki.

Be careful—there's Jiraiya, one of the Sannin, and the Wood Release ninja rumored to rival the First Hokage. Don't engage head-on!"

"Yes!"

With the order given, the Animal Path, Tobi, and Kisame, led by Konohamaru, disguised themselves and headed into Konoha.

Thanks to Konohamaru's guidance and Tobi's Sharingan hypnosis, they infiltrated the village without alerting anyone.

"Hoho, I'm not good at combat, but once inside, I'll help you find the Nine-Tails' location."

Black and White Zetsu, always lurking at Tobi's feet, gave a hoarse laugh.

Meanwhile, Pain's other bodies hid in the forest.

...

Hokage Office.

Tsunade's voluptuous body bounces rhythmically in Shirou's lap, her massive breasts heaving with each downward thrust as she rides him in the Hokage's chair. Her head falls back against his shoulder, blonde pigtails swaying as breathless moans escape her lips. "Ahhhh... right there... don't stop..."

Shirou's strong arms encircle her from behind, his calloused hands kneading and squeezing her soft, pliant breasts. He matches her movements perfectly, driving his thick cock upward to meet her bouncing hips. The lewd sounds of skin slapping against skin echo through the office.

"Mmmmmm... you feel so good inside me," Tsunade purrs as Shirou's hot mouth finds her neck, sucking and biting, marking her pale flesh. Her inner walls clench around him as the pleasure builds. "I'm... I'm going to..."

She cries out as her first orgasm hits, her whole body trembling. But Shirou doesn't let up - he keeps thrusting into her oversensitive pussy, making her twitch and writhe. "Too much! It's too good!" she sobs in ecstasy.

His fingers pinch and roll her hardened nipples as he pounds up into her. The overstimulation is driving her wild, her mind going blank from the intense pleasure. Just when she thinks she can't take anymore, she feels Shirou's cock pulse inside her.

"Fill me up!" she begs. Hot ropes of cum paint her inner walls, triggering another powerful orgasm. Her body spasms uncontrollably as waves of pleasure crash over her.

Finally spent, Tsunade collapses back against Shirou's chest, still impaled on his still hard length. She hums contentedly as his hands continue to play with her breasts, gentle now as they bask in the afterglow.

The moment the Akatsuki stepped inside Konoha, Shirou—idly playing with Tsunade's breasts—smiled.

"Tsunade, looks like we have company."

Having just finished an intense round of intimacy, Tsunade, still flushed, frowned in annoyance—she'd wanted to go another round, but someone dared to interrupt her fun.