It was a warm sunny day in Konoha. Birds were chirping, children were out playing and laughing, everyone seemed happy… all but, one Naruto Uzumaki that is.
*sigh* ‘Why didn’t I listen. I find an old worn out scroll with a justu I can’t even read most of do to its age and what do I do, I try to learn and use it just so I can know what it does. Just how stupid can I be?’ Naruto paused his mental rant of how stupid he is to take a quick glance at his female companion ‘And the worse part of this is she’s stuck with the consequences.’ Naruto gives her a full look over.
Her warm lavender/white eyes are focused not on the ground but on herself as she waddles slowly alongside him, constantly pulling on her lavender and cream colored jacket trying to pull it down over the large creamy white skin of her stomach as it pokes out from underneath. Because of this lack of focus on where she was going Naruto had saved the kind hearted Hyuga princess from: falling over, running in to wall/people/children/poles, getting lost without knowing it, and a list of other things. Naruto wouldn’t admit to anyone but he acutely found that he liked the physical change using the justu had brought on to the poor beauty which only made him feel even worse.
Grumbling under his breath to himself that this is all his fault he went back to thinking how this all happened…
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