Sakura looked at the pretty stone and thought about it. She didn't fully believe it would work but it would be fun to try out.
"All right... lets see... oh I know! I wish Naruto would listen to me from now on!"
Nothing seemed to happen. But she wasn't next to Naruto so maybe it did work. That decided she goes out to find Naruto. It wasn't long before she found Naruto who was looking around the street anxiously. Sakura and Naruto's eyes met and Naruto rushed to her side. There he dropped to his knees and bowed low putting his forehead onto the ground.
"What are you doing Naruto?" Sakura asked confused.
"I... I don't know. But just a few minutes ago I had the sudden urge to do this and do whatever you tell me. I'm scared... I don't understand why I'm doing this!"
Sakura looked down her eyes wide in shock. Her wish had done this? She hadn't wished for Naruto to obey all of her commands and submit himself to her. All she had wished for was Naruto to listen to her! And then she remembered the note that warned her to beware. Apparently the stone granted the wish but in ways that were fully unexpected!
Sakura had to be careful about how she worded those wishes. But right now she had a humble, submissive and entirely obedient Naruto at her feet. Should she try to break the wish or should we go ahead and take advantage of this opportunity?
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