Naruto: I get stronger by drawing lots

"What did we do wrong? Are we weak? Is it because we're weak? Don't involve our family in your own affairs!"

Yue Shu watched the man from the side. The man clenched his hands, and pure tears streamed from his gray eyes.

"rest in peace."

Yue Shu remained silent for a while, then placed her hands on the man's face and stroked them. The man's eyes closed, but a single tear remained there.

"Kill the Rain Ninja, mission complete, reward: one lottery draw."

The electronic voice rang in his mind, but Yue Shu didn't feel very happy.

Smoke billowed all around, and mutilated corpses were scattered everywhere. Their gray eyes were still open, and their headbands, covered in black ash, all had four vertical marks, with only a few other markings.

This is the headband of a Rain Ninja, and the black soil beneath their feet is undoubtedly the Rain Ninja Village.

Yue Shu gritted his teeth. As a seasoned otaku, he naturally knew what world and era he had arrived in.

The situation he is currently facing is undoubtedly the Second Shinobi World War in Naruto, where the conflict between the major ninja villages has erupted in Amegakure, causing the people of Amegakure to innocently fall into the abyss of war.

"War?"

Yue Shu murmured to himself, at this moment, he was the only living person in this area beneath his feet—

Chapter Two: Konoha Village

The rain was falling softly, streaming down the cloak. Yue Shu walked in the rain, wearing the cloak she had found.

Half a day has passed since Yue Shu arrived here. The surrounding area looks like the fighting has just ended, and people wearing ninja armor are lying quietly on the ground.

"Little one, are you lost?"

Yue Shu looked up, raindrops falling on his face, and a man's voice came from behind him.

Turning around, Yue Shu saw someone he knew very well.

With slightly longer white hair and two streaks of oil on his face, there was no doubt that the person in front of him was Jiraiya, one of the Legendary Sannin.

Seeing Jiraiya approach, Tsukiki remained silent.

"Why do you look so unhappy? The war is over."

Jiraiya approached and squatted down in front of Tsukiki, his gaze level with Tsukiki's as she had transformed into a child.

He felt a sensation on his head and knew it was Jiraiya touching his head.

"Mission triggered: Enter Konoha with Jiraiya's help, reward one lottery draw."

An electronic voice sounded in my brain, and the system's task was triggered once again.

Tsukiki looked at Jiraiya, still unable to figure out how to get Jiraiya to take him back to Konoha.

"Little guy, are you from Konoha?"

Jiraiya suddenly asked, and Tsukiki was also stunned for a moment. When he fought that genin earlier, the genin also said that he was from Konoha, and he didn't know what was going on.

Jiraiya reached out to Tsukiki's feet and then placed a Konoha headband in front of him.

"When?"

Tsukiki was stunned; he had no idea that he was wearing a Konoha headband on his foot.

When I woke up, I found myself in another world, and I knew nothing about anything else.

"Isn't it yours? I thought Konoha had produced another genius sometime ago, no wonder I don't remember it."

Jiraiya stood up.

"My name is Jiraiya, and I'm a ninja from Konoha. What do you say?"

"Would you like to come back to Konoha with me?"

Jiraiya smiled. He had done this more than once before; he would lend a helping hand to almost every orphan he met because of the war.

Yue Shu was stunned for a moment, not expecting the task to be completed so easily, completely unexpected.

"May I?"

"Of course, Konoha welcomes you."

The rain was still falling, and the two figures, one big and one small, walked away side by side in the rain.

Following Jiraiya, they soon arrived at a campsite, at which point the rain stopped.

"I am back."

Jiraiya lifted the curtain of the camp and walked straight in, with Tsukiki quietly following behind.

"Jiraiya, you're running around everywhere again."

The girl's voice came from inside, and Tsukiki looked in.

There were quite a few familiar faces here: Orochimaru sitting quietly, Tsunade still a young girl, and the young Sannin were all here.

At this time, they had just been named one of the Three Legendary Sannin by Hanzo of the Salamander.

Besides, there was a white-haired man standing nearby who looked very much like Kakashi from the original work, only a little more mature.

This is Sakumo Hatake, known as the White Fang of Konoha, and the biological father of Hatake Gogoku.

"Sorry, sorry, I was a bit bored, so I went out for a walk."

Jiraiya laughed it off, leaving everyone else helpless.

Who is that child?

Tsunade focused her gaze on Tsukiki; she had noticed him from the very beginning.

"The person I just met should be from Konoha. When I met him, he was still wearing a Konoha headband on his leg."

Not only Tsunade, but the rest of the group also looked over. Tsukiki was also a little flustered. The four people in front of him were all big shots, each one more powerful than the last.

"is it?"

Tsunade's voice was much weaker; she said one sentence and then sat down again.

"Alright, the mission now is to evacuate. The war is over, it's time to go back to Konoha."

Hatake Sukeshige glanced at Tsunade, then spoke.

"It's finally over. I'm so exhausted, both physically and mentally."

Orochimaru casually chimed in from the side.

"In short, everything is almost packed. It's time to head back to Konoha with our companions."

When Hatake Sakumo finished speaking, the people in the camp were not very happy; instead, they were rather gloomy, especially Tsunade standing to the side.

Jiraiya didn't say anything, just watched everything quietly, then sighed and turned to leave.

Tsukiki followed Jiraiya out together.

"To be honest, I don't even know your name."

Jiraiya stopped in front of the camp.

"Tsuki no T ...

"A nice name."

Jiraiya leaned against a tree.

"I'm sorry, I can't accompany you back to Konoha. Did you see that pretty lady just now? Let her take you back to Konoha."

Jiraiya smiled.

"why?"

Tsukishiki asked a question, but the next second he suddenly remembered something.

When World War II ended, Jiraiya did not return to Konoha, but spent three years in Amegakure. During these three years, he lived with his three children, teaching them ninjutsu and enabling them to live peacefully in Amegakure after the war.

Those three were the elders of Akatsuki later on—Nagato, Konan, and Yahiko.

"Well, every man has a few things on his mind. You'll understand when you grow up."

Jiraiya chuckled softly, then ran back to the camp.

"Tsunade, could you please take this little guy back to Konoha later?"

As Jiraiya's voice faded, chaos erupted once again in the camp.

Yue Shu watched from outside, a slight smile playing on her lips.

The gloomy atmosphere that had just been pervasive dissipated thanks to Jiraiya's actions, and even Tsunade was cheered up by him.

Just as Jiraiya had predicted, Jiraiya, covered in bumps, said goodbye to Tsukiki and slipped away. Tsunade had no choice but to lead Tsukiki and the Konoha troops to evacuate Amegakure.

Thus, the Second Shinobi World War truly came to an end, but Amegakure, the battlefield, was no longer what it used to be.

As the Konoha troops withdrew en masse, Tsunade, still not entirely at ease, led Tsukiki at the very front of the group.

Konoha.

As Yue Shu walked, he thought to himself that just a day ago he was only a slightly better sports otaku, but now he was standing on this land of his favorite anime and manga.

Thinking this, Yue Shu's lips curled up slightly, a mixture of excitement and joy.

Tsunade, who was standing to the side, glanced at Tsukiki a few times out of the corner of her eye, imprinting Tsukiki's appearance in her mind.

Her eyes glazed over for a moment, as if she saw another figure in front of her.

"Lady Tsunade,"

"what happened?"

Tsunade regained consciousness and looked at Tsukiki beside her.

"Thank you for bringing me back to Konoha."

"What are you thanking me for? If you want to thank someone, thank Jiraiya. He just loves to meddle in other people's business."

Tsunade's voice sounds somewhat cold and aloof, but upon closer listening, one can detect a hint of gentleness hidden within it.

Yue Shu smiled and said another sentence.

Even so, I still think I should thank you.

Tsunade glanced at Tsukiki twice, then turned her head away.