Naruto Is Trained By The Third Hokage Fanfiction Novels & Stories

Noah’s touch on my lips jolted me from my thought. “Don’t bite your lips.” “Sorry. I’ll train even harder then. Hopefully, your presumption about me is true.” “It’s true. You only need to believe in yourself. Now, you should rest. We can start training for it tomorrow,” He uttered, then stood up. Before he could go, I held on his hand. “Where are you going?” “Preparing for Nara’s hiding place. Rest, my dear. I’ll deal with everything while you sleep.” Perhaps I was too emotional that my eyes started to water.

With a final nod, I bid them farewell, knowing that they were now prepared to fight the war that is coming to our pack. During my training, I immerse myself in the ancient teachings passed down through generations of my kind. I study the intricate details of each transformation, learning to manipulate every muscle and bone in my body with precision and grace. I push myself to the limits, testing the boundaries of my physical and mental endurance.

I was so aware of him that I staggered back a little from his scent. “Stop trying Luna. Feel it. Own it.” The wind shifted. I moved without thinking. I kicked, turned, drove him back with a growl that wasn’t fully mine. Sparks flew where our hands collided. Morgan grinned. He looked proud. “That’s more like it.” “That’s more like it.” Behind him, Harry and the guards clapped. Nyx inside me roared, clawing the air in triumph. The next training was brutal. I ran until my legs threatened to give out. I crawled through dirt, leapt over logs, dodged weighted sacks thrown at my head without warning. Everything was about reflexes, awareness, balance.

He had to have known it was her on some level and that was why he'd struck up a different relationship with Ruminskey during the training. He'd scheduled extra training sessions for her. She'd already surpassed the others in her group. He'd been surprised by her skill level, but he could understand why now that he knew who she was. The Guardian was a formidable trainer. Karn had tweaked her skills even further, teaching her how to fight a little dirtier when required.

"The two of you will never be together! You must remember, Jiro is your brother and nothing else!" Her mother's words struck her heart forcing her to bury her feelings for him. Not knowing that Jiro have the same feelings for her. . . . The training they receive is no joke. Every day starting from six in the morning until two in the afternoon. Raine wiped her sweat as she tried to catch her breath. She just finished five lapses around the whole island and is currently resting on the grass field near their house. Ever since they decided to stay with Xenia and Jiro, they have been training to fully control their powers. Day after day they continue to train, as Xenia and Jiro alternately try to

Maren watched them disappear into the trees. “Ironfang has pushed us around for years because they know we lack strong fighters.” “Then that changes now.” I turned to the wolves gathered around us. “Elders handle storage and repairs. The wounded build traps. The pups learn scents.” Then I pointed toward Ronan, Kael, and Ash. “Ronan trains tracking. Kael trains ambush. Ash trains movement through narrow ground.” A few wolves glanced at Ash. I saw the doubt before anyone spoke. “What he knows, larger beasts cannot always do,” I said. “Anyone who doubts him can try to catch him first.”

"Hey geniuses, I have a question. Where are you going to train your disciple?" The cold and sarcastic voice of the 3rd cut short the jubilant voices of the other mountains. Mane could not see their true appearances but he was very sure that they were blushing in shame. After all, they had agreed to teach him, but they did not have any idea as to where the boy was to train. "Little Mane, doesn't your school have a gym." The calm voice of the 3rd rang out once more, looking for a way to answer her own question.

Jay certainly didn't wait for Hiro as eagerly as I was… “Wait… You didn't tell him?” I asked, a little stunned. “Duh! The training requires physical contact, do you think that he would allow for us to train if he knew?!” he explained, agitated. “I guess, you are right,” I chuckled, “But I will tell him myself… and I will do it the way he won't think of killing you,” I winked to Jay to make him feel more at ease with Hiro's coming back.

He must think I’m a total donut. “How unusual you are.” We drift into silence, then he says, “I’m going to personally train you. Every day. It’s going to be painful, but you will be the best hunter I’ve seen by the end.” The blood drains from my face. “Why would you do that?” “I see your potential. You threw yourself off a building to catch a demon.” He leans against the desk. “Not many hunters would go to that extreme for a level three. In fact, most of them would shit themselves.”

The ninjas were extremely loyal to their master, he could not get any one of them to reveal their master. When he heard that Yuna was almost kidnapped, he felt fury rage through him. His guards were incompetent. He had trained each one of them for so long and they could not detect intruders. If it weren’t for General Eunho being at their residence, he would have lost his daughter. It seems that he needs to train them thoroughly.