Naruto grinned. "Take me to the beginning of the world! When the Juubi was a mere sapling instead of the tree it is today."
The Djinn smiled, nodding. "As you wish it, so it shall be." She said, a bright light covering the entire planet. The light show was proportional to how much energy she needed to use.
Naruto, from his bubble of time, watched as the world hit rewind on its growth. Trees regressed, mountain shrank and rocks rolled up hill. Sand became rock and rock became boulder. People deaged and grew young, the dead coming back to life in mockery of the Shinigami's work.
Naruto even saw himself, as he was moments before, following the reversed time flow.
That was a head trip, Naruto could say with a definite understanding of the concept. Not that it deterred him from his course.
He saw history, all rewinding back to this one spot.
A seed, in the vast cosmic ocean that everyone looked up at in the sky, wondering what their purpose was.
The Djinn's light faded, sitting on his lap even still.
"So that's the Juubi huh?" Naruto, looking at the little seed.
"Yes Master." She said. "That is the Juubi. In a few moments, it will sprout, and the planet you called home will form."
"Yes. And I will shape it." Naruto said. "A planet filled with women, the Juubi being my personal pet. Just like you."
"Yes Master." The Djinn said.
"Take that, you Uchiha bastards." Naruto said with a smirk. He had done what Madara or Obito could never do, could only dream of.
Well, would do. But it still stood.
A little crack appeared in the seed, intense light coming from the tiny thing.
"It's starting Master." The Djinn said as Naruto leaned forward.
A little sprout poked out of the seed, green in a cosmos of endless night, merely the light of stars providing enough to cause this tree of life to grow.
And with that sprout, came the world.
Roots spread from the seed, creating earth to latch onto, expanding to match the size of the world Naruto knew as home. The roots themselves created the earth, springs of water flowing from the seed into the dry packed dirt, which in turn flowed right back into the seed, causing it to grow and give more water.
The water grew in quantities, growing from ponds to lakes to seas, until finally it was several oceans worth, all nourishing one tiny, yet powerful seed. The roots grew and receded, creating the mountains and caves, raising large land masses, though none by themselves as large as the elemental nations. But there was more land, definitely.
The seed grew, from a little sprout to a sapling, to a young healthy tree to a mighty, towering beast in its own right. As if grew, it's branches flowered, blooming into flowers and leaves of all kinds. When these fell, they became animals of all kinds, some that Naruto had never thought possible. These animals were giants, easily the size of Gamabunta or the Bijuu. They roamed the earth, starting the cycle of life and evolution.
The roots grew, some exposed to the surface, creating forests with their moss.
Around the great tree, the weather was a catastrophe, snowing and hailing and cloudy and sunny all at once. The winds raged from its boughs, scattering more and more of the leaves, creating more and more of these fantastical beasts.
And then, it all went calm.
The tree of life had sprouted, done its job in creating the world.
It was truly a sight to have beheld.
"Amazing." Naruto said. Even as he was, it was breathtaking, an awe inspiring experience.
Especially for something with no active intelligence.
"Do you think you could give the tree a human body?" He asked the Djinn.
"Easily Master." She said, smiling.
"I'm thinking a child, impressionable like one. That way I could shape her growth. I would rather not Depend on your power for everything." He said, rubbing a hand down the Djinn's side.
"I could do that for you Master. Anything you want, if it is within my power to do so. Just wish for it, and it shall be yours." She said, moving them closer to the world tree.
As they got closer, Naruto thought of his options. What all could he do with the tree? A child yes, but what about a fully grown woman with the mind of a child? Just as easily impressionable, but more pleasing on the eyes.
Should he give it a more human mind, or one like a wild beast?
Well, either way he's going to be the father of the human race. Only one takes time for her to grow, the other doesn't. Both will take time for him to sculpt her mind to his liking though, since he liked a challenge. Which one, which one...
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