Naruto Villagers Novels & Stories

And so Rose waited for this army that had the Island surrounded, coming from every side, making an escape impossible for the villagers. The villagers saw the men, and they knew that they had come to take away their freedom. The villagers were mere traders, and had no skills in the art of fighting, for before now, they didn't think they needed an army to protect them, or a law to govern them. They had no king, or local authority. They simply respected each other, and tried not to make life difficult for anyone. Maybe, they had thought they were far from the violence of the world. But now, fear had graced their shores, and they couldn't run any other place, but to the heart of the forest, with

Waiting for the next season to plant rice, so we have a lot of free time, so we often sit together at the corner of the banyan tree in the village and talk again. “Hey look, isn't that a military officer? Why did you come to our village?" "That's right, our village probably harbors criminals." “When I heard that, I remembered a few months ago someone came to our village, apparently a friend of Henry's named Nathan. Is that person named Nathan a criminal?” "Don't make guesses or you'll hurt someone's honor." But everyone thought to themselves that Nathan must be a criminal, so he brought the army here. “Where is this village chief, come out and meet me!!!”

Noorth smiled, glad that they were getting along well. It took them another day and half before Kiran first laid her eyes on Lahnthean civilization: a humble village of farmers peacefully tending to rice fields, vegetable plots, and orchards. The adults were dressed in comfortable shirts and pants, worn out sandals, and straw hats. The children wore a similar attire as they happily pranced down dirt roads playing tag. They looked pretty much similar to people in Kiran's world. Noorh explained that while they didn't have demon races, elves, or giants like what Kiran had read in books, they did have people with different skin complexions, hair types, and facial features.

"I was there preparing that clearing for the beasts and she rode in on her beast almost undetected, Kanji explained." "Welcome, Tenoko. What do you have for us?" Captain Hadeshi asked, not showing any surprise at all. "He must have instructed her to spy on the enemy, to better know what we were to face," I whispered to myself. "The village has been totally taken over, by Orcs not less than five hundred at least. They murdered all the men who resisted and enslaved the ones who didn't with the women and children. They hung dead bodies on trees, and by their legs, you could see them rotting on roads that lead to the village, it's disheartening.

"I think... a snake became a dragon here once before." "It's happened before?" Aria arched her brow, clearly skeptical. Still, she didn't press further. If there was something off about the ritual, she would uncover it soon enough. Her gaze shifted toward the water source. The problem, she suspected, had to be nearby. She kept her thoughts to herself. There would be clues eventually. Just as she finished studying the terrain and was about to descend, several villagers appeared, carrying offerings like lambs and pigs. "What's going on here? Why are there outsiders?" the leader of the group barked. His tone carried authority—it was clear he held a high position in the village.

"Mom gave me a pouch of spices yesterday and told me to let it burn as I slept." Rebecca's expression shifted at this, then she broke into a wide grin. "Everly, those spices are the good stuff. You must do as Mom says, okay?" I felt the hair on my arms rise at the sight of her odd, cryptic grin. There were plenty of rabbit-women in our settlement, but not many of them could grow bloodstones. Word had it that most of the bloodstones were swallowed up by the rabbit-women themselves on the day they were delivered.

The scene before him seemed a little familiar at a glance. Wasn’t this the first stop, the small village Shado Rivers entered with him when he first set foot into this strange world? This place was a small village of the Naga tribe, which consisted of the high priestess, the village chief, honest, brave villagers, and young, lively and adorable young Naga children. However, this village was destroyed during the invasion of the Undying Clan back then, leaving only ruins behind at present. It had been long since the village was uninhabitable for the Naga folks.