Hokage Naruto Goes Back In Time Fanfiction Novels & Stories

"Right. Halfway through. Wouldn't want to leave the plot hanging." ​Without another word, he shifted his arm over the back of the couch and loosely draped it around her shoulders. Larisa unknowingly leaned into the contact, her eyes fixated on the glowing screen, watching Hinata's long, quiet devotion. Almost an hour later, the movie finally came to an end. A happy ending, just what she'd hoped for. However, her heart was a little broken...because of the red scarf. The day Hinata fell for Naruto, he was wearing a red scarf that got destroyed by some bullies. She recreated it, knitting for several days only to have it destroyed in a matter of seconds.

I jerked as his hands enveloped mine, the warmth from it send beautiful goosebumps all over me. "During Naruto mission with Hinati to rescue Hanabi, they both fell on a genjutsu (Illusion), Naruto was able to connect to Hinata's Memory because of the red scarf that intertwined the two" he gave me a slight squeeze as I remember the moment he is saying and it's one of my best scene.

Jalabadra’s timeline stopped when the Rai fell into the Citarum River on his way back to Salakanagara after seeing Iswari for the last time. Harso's consciousness was carried back into the time machine capsule. For a moment Harso was silent, trying to relive all the emotions Jalabadra had just been through. Then Harso restarted the time machine and moved on to the next time flow. This time Ruchita was seen kneeling before him, his eyes brightened with horror after watching Nararya got beheaded. "I can't live anymore, Sujiwa! I have promised to live together with Nararya. Give me your poison, which can immediately bring me together with him!"

He knew he had to hurry and find out something valuable regarding what was happening to him before he was summoned back to the classroom. Panic gripped Ara when it struck him that he knew the way to establish the connection between his present back in 2016 and his future in 2038 but he was still in the dark about how to project himself back to 2016 because at the soccer field it was his coach who had somehow brought him out of his trance before the hostile men with the pistols could pull the triggers of their weapons. Currently he could tell he has spent more time in his future than the first time he had traveled to 2038.

“I will kill every one of his kind! I will destroy them.” “Luna.” I cleared my tears and looked at Hikari, coming out of his hug. “Is there some way we can reverse all this? If I get one more chance, I want to go back in time and change everything. There must be a way in magic, right? Please Hikari, I can do something, right? Please tell me. I want to fix everything.” I held his hand, and he just peered at me with sad eyes. He kept hearing me silently.

It was about reclaiming a life that had started in a schoolyard twenty years ago. "Sato," I called out. The old man appeared from the shadows of the trees, his eyes seeing the change in me. "We move the timeline up," I said. "I don't want to wait a year. We go back in two months. I want to be there for the wedding." Sato nodded. "The storm is ready, then?" "No," I said, looking at Ava as she walked out to join me. "The storm is already here. We’re just letting them have one last sunset before the dark."

Quickly my hands covered my mouth as I looked at myself in the mirrors with wide eyes; I was in a wedding dress, and the thought that almost came out of my mouth wasn't new; I remember thinking the exact thought on the day of my mating ceremony, when I was getting married to Alpha Nathan. What is going on? I thought as my hands went to my throat, searching for alpha Nathan's hands, but there was nothing; I was sure that I was strangled to death, but being in this luxurious room with my mother, who stopped contacting me after my wedding to alpha Nathan, felt real. "Is this hell?" "Gianna, what's wrong with you? I know that you are excited, but you need to stop acting weird." Mom said. I reach

Falcon, Eagle, and Black Shadow were also their masters. Hisoka rolled his eyes. Their eagerness flashed through their eyes and he couldn’t help but scoff at them. It’s taken him more than a decade to return to the youngest’s side. He should have been given the reward for his preservation and tenacity. Resurfaced from the dirt wasn’t a simple feat. He should be given a reward. He swore to monopolize the youngest time. Far from that, however, these fools loomed around them like unwanted pests. Not only that, their times were limited too.

Kazu became visible abortively almost causing Akihoto to jumo in fear. "And what might that be, if you're thinking we can do nothing don't forget there's no saying we can't erase your memories like we've done in the past." Akihoto frowned. Hearing that his memories have been altered in the past wasn't something he liled to here. He wanted to retaliate but looking back at the people he was messing with, he didn't stand a chance, he doesn't even remember when or how it happened, going up against them would only be a loss for him.

“It’s not like I wanted to see you either, you jerk!” Hinata, Haruki’s older brother, glanced at him briefly. He adjusted his glasses with his middle finger, then refocused on his laptop screen. “Do you want to speak now, or should I go first?” Haruki frowned. “What?” “Since you’re here, I was just about to have Kirishima deliver a message to you.” “What message?” “You’re going to Japan tomorrow. Stay at the old Kanoichi residence for a while.” Haruki’s eyes widened in shock. “What the fuck?!”