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It could also be related to a prophecy or a pre - determined fate in the fanfic's plot. There might be some kind of dark prophecy that says Kawaki has to kill Naruto to prevent a greater evil. Or perhaps Kawaki is being controlled by an external force that has a vendetta against Naruto and uses Kawaki as a tool to carry out the murder.

No, Kawaki doesn't kill Naruto in the manga. The storyline doesn't go in that direction.

Yes, Kawaki has been introduced in the manga.

Kawaki makes his appearance in Boruto manga at a specific point, but I can't recall exactly. You might want to check the official manga sources for the precise chapter.

In this kind of fanfiction, Naruto might teach Kawaki about the values of the Hidden Leaf Village. Maybe he'd show Kawaki how to control his powers better. For example, Naruto could take Kawaki on training sessions similar to the ones he had with Jiraiya.

Kawaki might resist Naruto's teachings at first. Since he has his own way of doing things, adapting to Naruto's values and training methods could be difficult. Also, the village might not fully accept Kawaki right away, and Naruto would have to fight for Kawaki to be accepted, which is a big challenge.

In a 'kawaki kills naruto' fanfic, the story would likely take a very dark turn. The characters would be forced to reevaluate their relationships and loyalties. Sasuke, for example, would be deeply affected as Naruto was his closest friend. He might be torn between seeking revenge and trying to understand what drove Kawaki to such an act. The new generation of ninja, like Sarada and Mitsuki, would also be involved in the aftermath. They might be caught in the middle of the conflict between Boruto and Kawaki, trying to find a way to restore peace while dealing with their own feelings of loss and confusion.

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In the sadistic novels of father and son, a father who regretted it referred to a father who abused his son in a novel or TV series. When he finally realized his mistake and wanted to save the situation, he made some changes and efforts. This kind of plot usually made the readers feel anger, sadness, disappointment, and other emotions, but at the same time, it could also provide a profound reflection to remind people to respect life, cherish family, and pay attention to the growth of children.

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