Naruto: The Prince of Lust-Chapter 270

NARUTO

Sprinting through the trail leading away from Training Ground 3, Naruto leaps onto the first available rooftop to leap from building to building his home. Normally he would've walked her home to make certain she was safe, but after revealing something about himself that's practically taboo, he opted to flee and leave a clone to cover her back. Though he does like the vision of a large loving family, he knows he didn't confess to her his preference in hopes she would agree. He used it against her but it was for her own good, huffing, "dodged that kunai."

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'You lied to me,' Kurama growls from deep within his seal.

"Wha," Naruto sounds before mentally asking his furry partner, 'how'd I lie? I said I didn't want to use her.'

'You agreed with Jiraiya's wisdom,' Kurama retorts with his husky voice. 'You said you would!'

'First, no, I didn't,' Naruto responds, letting his body naturally sprint as his mind converses with the Nine-Tails. Looking through the high golden gate, Naruto shows the prowling beast his counting fingers. 'Second, I don't want Gaara to hate me for hurting his sister. Third, I don't want to ruin whatever friendship Temari-chan and I could have. Since I know what they're planning, it wouldn't be right to take advantage of her like that.'

'I don't like you right now,' the destructive chakra beast flatly declares.

"Aww, come on, Kurama," Naruto replies.

Kurama stops prowling to testify to the blond, 'first, our primary mate refused us, then the crafty blond, then the teammate, and now you reject a willing mate! You enjoy claiming we're partners, yet you make all the decisions!'

'Partners don't ask friends to deliberately trick and hurt other people's feelings,' Naruto hollers back as if it's obvious. 'You wouldn't like it if someone asked me to take advantage of you- Oh, actually, I seem to remember Ji-chan asking me if I could control you, and what did I say? It's not right to do that to a friend!'

'...You said, a person,' Kurama begrudgingly corrects. 'Which I am not.'

Slumping his shoulders, Naruto returns, 'I was respecting the fact that you don't want them knowing too much about you or I would've said friend.' Walking closer to the golden gates, Naruto reminds the great beast, 'and Nai-chan only said she needed a break. If anything's wrong, I know she'll tell me.'

'That was too long ago,' Kurama complains, taking a seat and resting his head on his paws inches from the gate.

Groaning, Naruto begins to say, 'it hasn't even been a week-'

'Don't pretend you're not restless,' Kurama accuses the blond. Naruto avoids Kurama's eye as the chakra beast continues to say, 'I can't imagine you'd make so much progress in your Sage training if you didn't have a plethora of pent up energy.'

'Yeah, well, I didn't think I'd be so... wired,' Naruto sheepishly admits before insisting, 'even still! That's no reason to take advantage of Temari-chan.'

'I can't trust anything you say,' he angrily retorts. 'Rectify the situation. Seek the advice of a professional if you must.'

'Fine, I'll...' Naruto pauses for a moment, thinking about a professional sociologist who can help; an awesome person who didn't deserve his backlash. 'You know, I should probably see Mabui-chan again. It wasn't fair of me to just walk out on her like that. Plus, it really looked like she didn't know.'

'I prefer Jiraiya,' the great beast proposes.

Pointing a stern index finger at Kurama's large red eyes, he bellows, 'I'm not asking Ero-sennin about Nai-chan!'

Leaping on all fours, Kurama bares fangs as he contends, 'you see! There you go again, making all the decisions! And now we're absent any mates to sex with!'

Lulling his heavy head lower than slumped shoulders, Naruto groans, 'ugh, will you please stop talking like that...'

MABUI

Mabui wasn't surprised to see the orange-clad blond looking through the aisle, likely searching for her. She'd been at their table for nearly an hour before getting up to look for him. Walking back from the entrance, she assumes she must've missed him, but he sees her now and walks directly to her. Mabui was surprised that he was alone. Possessing an item that belongs to a lost clan was a risk. Naruto could've gone to his Hokage and she would've met a squad of Anbu, rather than her handsome genius.

After they greet each other, it feels slightly tense and stuffy, prompting Mabui to suggest they go outside. After collecting her things, she takes him to a restaurant that immediately refuses Naruto service. Though Mabui wanted to argue, her alluring hair, skin tone, and appearance already draw more attention than a spy would like. Offering to treat her to ramen, Naruto creates a clone to bring their order from Ichiraku's while they make their way to his old apartment. Though he mentioned his cousin, Karin showing an interest in redeveloping the area, Mabui didn't press him for more details.

They're in his old room twenty minutes later. With scattered trash, empty needles, burned wood from a small fire, and tatted walls, the one-bedroom, one-bath has clearly housed squatters since Naruto's departure.

Happy about the privacy, Mabui places her hands behind her back—accentuating her voluptuous breasts—before leaning against the wall. She gazes at him with a small smile as she confesses, "I'm glad you came today."

Observing her watch him brings a small smile to his face before he humbly offers, "I'm sorry I blew up on you. That bugged me way more than I expected."

Shaking her head, no, sways her silver bangs as she assures him, "I understand. It's your family; your lineage. I wasn't expecting that, and please believe me when I say I had no intention of upsetting you."

Taking a step closer to her, he affirms, "no, I know."

He's five paces away and silent for several moments. He seems deep in thought, in a way only lost family—lost possibilities—can ever do. Having lost her parents only months ago, Mabui softly asks, "would you like to talk about them? Your family?"

"Uh, I don't mind, but there's not much to say," Naruto reasons. "I only found out I had a clan a couple months back, so, I don't know much. Apparently, they were destroyed by an alliance of other villages, but I don't know who yet."

Recognizing the possibilities for revenge, Mabui cautiously asks, "do you plan on pursuing this?"

"When I have more time, sure," he shrugs, not quite inspiring a lot of malevolence. As if proving to her he's not a vindictive person, he simply adds, "I'm pretty busy at the moment."

"I see," Mabui evenly states. Her parents died of natural causes, yet she still felt angry. His entire clan was apparently targeted and destroyed, yet he has better things to do. His heart is inspiring, giving her the strength to voice, "well, then allow me to share what I know." He takes a step closer to listen as she begins. "The first thing you have to understand is I left my family when I was very young."

"How old?"

"Nine," she winces to admit. Immediately she comments, "I know, I know, very risky but I knew I couldn't stay with my parents. They were farmers, not ninja." Looking at the smoke damaged ceiling, Mabui recounts for Naruto as much for herself, "they inherited a plot of land from my deceased grandparents, and if they wanted the farm to survive, they would need a son or marry me to a strong man so he can help with the workload. Even at a young age, I knew I couldn't be like them. I was too curious about the world with all its mysteries waiting for me. I always had questions; questions they couldn't answer. So, as horrible as this makes me, I left. I left them. I regretted it every day—especially when I was starving, lost, hurt, scared, or a million of things out of my capability—but not once did I turn and run back."

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