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The villagers ridicule Naruto on account of the Nine-Tailed Demon Fox —a malevolent creature that attacked Konohagakure—that was sealed away in Naruto's body. Despite this, he aspires to become his village's leader, the Hokage in order to receive their approval. This was the video I was to include in my Naruto RPG Maker XP game called 'Naruto - Nine Tailed Fox.' It was the introduction to the game before reaching the.

Author's Note.

You know, it shocks me sometimes when i go back and look over the stats of this story and I realize that I've already typed down over twenty four thousand words. Crazy how time flys, you know?

I love the movie Beauty and the Beast...

Ah, please ignore my ramblings. I don't get out much anymore...

LEGEND BELOW

'In the beginning...' = Normal speech.

'I kinda wanted to know.' = Normal thoughts.

'You dare to defy me!?' = Unknown speech.

'That's what I thought.' = Unknown thoughts.

The air in the office room was tense and heavy, to say the least. Hiruzen Sarutobi sat behind his desk, a spoke pipe hanging from his mouth. His attention was drawn to the window beside him, drawing a perfect view of the entire village from its angle. He'd rather get distracted by the small things like that then constantly face down problem after problem. However, being the Hokage meant that you couldn't afford that luxury. Sad thing, that it was...

It was still early morning, as the sun was just on the horizon. He'd been waiting in his office for a small amount of time now, and his patience had been faithfully rewarded. A knock on the office doors broke his thoughts, and pulled his mind to a focus.

'Come in..' He ordered, the tired lull of his aging voice echoing through the doors. The doors opened, revealing the ninja behind it. A tall man dressed in sage like garb entered the room, his long white mane of spiked hair shifting with every step. The click of wood on wood filled the otherwise quiet space, as his geta connected with the floor.

'Jiraiya... Good, you're here...' Hiruzen commented from his seat. The Hokage clasped his hands together gently, his face stressed. 'We have much to discuss, you and I.' The other man, Jiraiya, crossed his arms with a deep frown marring his battle hardened features. A silence pursued following Hiruzen's words, Jiraiya seemingly unwilling to offer a word in edgewise.

'Jiraiya I know you probably don't want to talk to me right now, but this is of the utmost importance.' Hiruzen tried being tough, his voice hardening, but the emotion wasn't there. The sage's frown only seemed to deepen. 'I've been driven up a wall, and I've no idea what to do...' The aged ninja tried, but still got no response. He could always order the man to talk to him, but that could be the true nail in the coffin that finally pushes him away too. Just like the others.

'A leader to a village of ninja I can be, but... when it comes to folklore and legends... Well, I always left that part to you...' Hiruzen sighed, running a hand nervously through his hair. Honestly, as of late, his skill in controlling the village seemed to be slipping. 'You two were always the ones that properly understood the stranger things in life...' His voice trailed off. 'But with Tsunade gone.. that left you.'

'I know there's many a mistake I've made in my day... But I-' The old man's words were cut off when finally, after the one sided conversation pressed on for too long, Jiraiya decided to speak.

'-decided to contact me only when you felt it absolutely necessary...' The man spoke, arms crossed and a hard look drawn across his face. Jiraiya has been conveniently kept out of the loop, and had only just recently been informed of the situation. The reason behind why wasn't the big issue he was dealing with however. 'Of course, letting me know that, while I was away doing stuff for you, my godson's suffered something no one saw physically possible wasn't relevant enough for you to let me know...'

There was a bitter look of resentment on Jiraiya's face, and Hiruzen was ashamed to say that he couldn't dare meet his eyes just then. He knew that something along these lines would happen were he to tell Jiraiya about the unfortunate circumstances Naruto had found himself in, but he had hoped that he could resolve the problem himself. Needless to say, his hopes were dashed, when he realized that he knew absolutely nothing about the physical nature of the mythical Nine Tails, nor how to deal with one. It was clear that Naruto was still relatively the same, mentality speaking, but... After a few weeks of late night research, Hiruzen came to the conclusion that there was much more to Naruto's new form, and the Kyuubi then he felt comfortable with.

There was years of legends and myths and encounters had with the mythical creature known as the Kyuubi, all recorded in some way shape or form. Many had believed, himself included, that the Nine Tailed Demon Fox that attacked that fateful night was just that, a demon. A being hellbent on killing all in its path, caring nothing for the lives that it took in its rampage. It would be all too simple if that were the case. The world of the ninja knew more in dealing with the Bujuu, then in dealing with the creatures of mythology.

Hiruzen had nothing when it came to that topic, but Jiraya did. Jiraya wasn't the sage of the warrior Toads for nothing. The man had his fair share of mythical interactions, and much more knowledge on the subject then he.

'You don't understand the severity of the situation..' Hiruzen chirped back, but was quickly rebuked.

'Of course. But I would've if someone thought to inform me beforehand. Apparently being a godfather means nothing anymore...' The toad sage growled. He refused to let the old man off easily. Hiruzen sighed, rubbing his temples aggressively.

'That isn't important right n-!'

'Don't you dare tell me, what is or is not important right now!' Jiraya shouted, slamming his hands onto the Hokage's desk. 'I don't care! What I want to know, Hiruzen, is how one of the biggest criminals in the land of fire was able to singlehandedly infiltrate Konoha and gain direct access to my godson. This went on unnoticed for two weeks before anyone caught a whiff of foul play!?' Jiraya felt like his eyes were going to explode, the tightness in his jaw extreme. He just couldn't fathom the stupidity of it all.

'Of course, your men never even found out in the first place! You left it up to a civilian girl and her buddies to find out. I thought you ran a Ninja village?' The longer Jiraya went on, the more Hiruzen realized the error of his ways, and just how badly he had screwed up. It was one thing to see it, and another to have it yelled at him from his student. 'You'd think the container of the wildly unstable Nine Tailed goddamn Fox would be someone to keep tabs on!'

'I wasn't about to treat him like a criminal! Always watching him, waiting for him to snap!' Hiruzen shot back. Who was Jiraya to question his decisions?

'And look where that got you in the end.' Jiraya spoke deathly quiet, his hard gaze never leaving Hiruzen's. The old man tried to fight it, but he knew in his heart that everything Jiraya said was absolutely true. He knew that he screwed up badly, but he didn't want to believe that he couldn't save it himself. But, he realized, you couldn't save something you already lost.

Hiruzen slumped in his chair, defeat washing over him. He ran his hands through his hair, his gaze falling to his desk. 'I messed up...' He admitted lowly, his driving effort to defend himself dried up.

'Yes, well, we already covered that.' Jiraya said with a frown. 'So now, let's cover how we're going to go about fixing it.'

'It wasn't a Bujuu...' Hiruzen muttered haunted, his gaze distant. Jiraya frowned.

'What are you taking about?' The frog sage grunted.

'The Kyuubi. The one that attacked thirteen years ago wasn't a Bujuu...' Hiruzen explained, setting his eyes on the sage. Jiraya's eyes narrowed.

'Of course it was. What else could it have been?' Jiraya commented.

'I'm unsure... but. Of all the traits associated with Jinchuriki, Naruto had never displayed any. No random burst of anger, no leaking chakra, no extreme changes to his physical appearance. Nothing... What other Jinchuriki has ever been so perfect?' Hiruzen

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