The Avengers of the Uzumaki Family

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Kushina didn't share Minato's sentiments. From the time she came to the Land of Fire and entered Konoha when she was very young until her death in battle, she never left Konoha, simply because she was the Nine-Tails Jinchuriki of Konoha.

Moreover, she is a mother.

Seeing the current state of Hidden Light Village, she felt more sorry for her children who had suffered so much.

Menma is only fifteen years old. He was only twelve when he defected from Konoha. At this age, he should be growing up under the protection of his parents. Remember, Hashirama Senju's greatest wish in establishing Konoha was to protect young children and prevent them from participating in bloody battles too early.

So, the thought of my child having to endure so much suffering at such a young age is unbearable.

Kushina's heart clenched.

"No matter what, we need to have a proper talk later, understand? Naruto, you must listen to your father, mother, and your brother!"

Kushina looked at Naruto, who was clearly troubled, with a very serious expression and said in a deep voice.

"Yes, I understand, Mom..."

Naruto scratched the back of his head and said with a hint of helplessness.

In fact, according to Naruto's own wishes, he was no longer willing to come here and have an in-depth conversation with Menma, considering that Menma had just killed Jiraiya not long ago.

It would be a miracle if Naruto could accept this; it takes time to adjust. Of course, the most important point is that before Naruto himself gains the qualifications to fight Menma on equal terms, he knows very well that it would be meaningless for him to appear in front of Menma.

reason?

Everyone has their own principles.

At this point, the only option left is to take action.

But as it turned out, Naruto was no match for Menma.

From this, we can see that Naruto's talk of mutual understanding is just a beautiful hope.

Whether it's Hashirama or Naruto.

They themselves have never truly put this statement into practice.

Just like some documentaries that Menma watched in his previous life, where criminals, after being arrested, would weep and confess in court, saying that they knew they were wrong and regretted it.

But is that really the case?

While I wouldn't say it's 100% true, I'm pretty sure most of them are simply acting out of fear of being sentenced, or perhaps they're just trying to gain sympathy from the victim's family and the judge in order to get a lighter sentence.

Because those who truly regret it.

It requires one to take the initiative to atone for one's sins, rather than confessing after being arrested.

Is that what you call repentance?

Don't joke around.

That was just a clown performance by a prisoner.

(End of this chapter)

Chapter 519 A Family Meeting

The mutual understanding between people that Hashirama, Jiraiya, and Naruto talked about is the same thing.

True mutual understanding is achieved through genuine words and sincere communication, without needing any other means.

The way Hashira treated the spots.

The way Naruto treats Sasuke.

Is it really what they call mutual understanding?

Isn't it about using violence to subdue the other side?

That's it?

Talking about mutual understanding? Don't you find that ridiculous?

This is about subduing people with force rather than reason, which is why Menma despises Hashirama and Naruto the most.

Their words and actions are inconsistent.

But they themselves are the only ones who believe they are putting their own ideas into practice.

Perhaps as long as they felt no one had died, and they eventually reconciled, then they could consider it a mutual understanding.

In a sense, such people are the most terrifying.

Hashirama and Naruto are among the best of these.

It should be said that the fact that Sasuke was able to survive in the end was largely due to his own eventual 'yielding' to Naruto's theory.

Otherwise, the relationship between Hashirama and Madara would definitely not be inferior to that between Naruto and Sasuke.

But in the final battle at the Valley of the End.

Didn't Hashirama still manage to kill Madara?

The reason is that Ban has completely embarked on a path of no return.

Since Hashirama couldn't see any possibility of Madara turning back, he had no choice but to kill Madara. This also proves that Hashirama's so-called mutual understanding was a joke.

If Sasuke were to become like Madara, forever clinging to his own opinions and determined to destroy Konoha, then...

Naruto can only kill Sasuke.

Because he can suppress Sasuke, but what about the others in the village?

Just like what Hashirama said to Madara in the battle at the Valley of the End, since Madara was determined to destroy Konoha, Hashirama had no choice but to kill him.

therefore.

Mutual understanding?

That's a stupid joke.

If even those who put forward this point cannot do it, how can they expect others to?

Whether it has other meanings is unknown, but its satirical meaning is definitely off the charts.

Inside the Tianying Building.

While arranging preparations for the final battle, especially those involving the daimyo and nobles of various countries, Menma suddenly paused slightly with his pen in hand.

Even without deliberately radiating one's perception.

However, given Mianma's current level of strength...

As long as it's within close range, even the slightest movement can be easily detected by Mianma.

The three chakra auras of Minato, Kushina, and Naruto appeared the moment they arrived at the main gate of their own ninja village.

Mianma was the first one they identified.

Without much thought, even Mianma could guess how his parents had reappeared in the world.

'You actually did it, Konoha.'

A faint, chilling glint appeared in his pockmarked eyes.

Menma originally thought that apart from Danzo, the only truly despicable person in Konoha, the rest of the villagers had some sense of shame and wouldn't do something so shameless. Now it seems that he underestimated the moral standards of this group of guys.

No, to be precise, this group of guys has absolutely no morals.

Hopefully, nothing else will turn out badly.

Mianma shook his head helplessly.

After all, they are his biological parents in this life. If he could, Menma really wouldn't want to harm his parents in this life. They clearly love him and have given him life. But Menma also wouldn't stop because of his parents' advice.

This is not only a foolish act, but also a betrayal of the comrades who are currently under his command.

The unification of the ninja world is just one final push away.

Just as Menma said to Shikaku in this office two days ago, no one can stop the progress of Hidden Light Village.

If all else fails, Menma will imprison all three family members at once, and this time he will not let Naruto leave.

The last time was when Menma showed Naruto his final mercy.

This can be considered his last act of 'womanly compassion'.

If Naruto resists again this time, Menma will have to do what Naruto himself said, even if it means breaking Naruto's hands and legs and temporarily crippling him, he'll still have a life left, right?

not to mention.

As one's strength increases.

A mere cripple in legs and feet.

Pain on the face can be completely repaired.

The best course of action is to let my immature younger brother stay quietly for a while.

"Karin".

"Hmm? What's wrong? My face is sore."

Karin, who was helping Menma organize the documents in the next seat, looked up with a curious expression when she heard Menma's call and responded.

"Come with me to the main gate of the ninja village to greet my parents."

Menma stood up and said softly.

"Oh, okay, wait a minute? What did you say? Mianma? Your parents? Huh? This?"

Karin answered aloud without thinking.