He might miss out on some crucial training. Jiraiya has a lot of knowledge and skills to pass on, and by running away, Naruto could fall behind in his development as a ninja.
One possible reason could be that Naruto might be afraid of the intense training Jiraiya has in store for him. Jiraiya is known for his strict and grueling training methods, and Naruto, being young and sometimes impatient, might just want to escape that for a while.
Maybe he feels misunderstood by his family. In many Naruto stories, his family situation can be complex. If he's 'godlike', he might have powers that his family doesn't understand or fears, leading him to run away to avoid conflict or being treated differently.
Maybe he's running away from the pressure in the village. There are always high expectations on him, and he might feel suffocated and need some time alone to figure things out.
He could become stronger on his own. Away from his family, he'll have to rely solely on himself. This self - reliance might push him to train harder and unlock even more of his 'godlike' powers. For instance, he might find new mentors or training methods that his family would not have allowed.
One possible reason could be that he feels misunderstood. In the Naruto series, Naruto often faced isolation and judgment from the villagers. If this extended to his family in the fanfiction, he might run away to find a place where he is accepted. Maybe he discovers some dark secrets about his family that make him feel unsafe or betrayed.
One consequence could be that his friends worry about him a great deal. They might go on a search for him, which could put them in danger as well. After all, they care about Naruto deeply and won't just let him disappear without trying to find him.
One possible reason could be feeling ostracized. In the Naruto world, being different is often not easily accepted. As a female Naruto, she might face even more scrutiny and prejudice. Maybe she's tired of the constant expectations and the way she's treated in Konoha, so she decides to run away to find a place where she can be herself.
One possible consequence could be that Naruto grows up away from the influence of Konoha's shinobi culture. He might develop a different set of values and skills. For example, without the guidance of Iruka and Kakashi, his understanding of ninjutsu and teamwork could be very different. Also, his relationships with characters like Sasuke and Sakura would be greatly affected. Maybe he wouldn't have the same rivalry with Sasuke, and his bond with Sakura might not even form.
He might meet some of his distant Uzumaki relatives. There could be elders or other Uzumaki clan members who have valuable knowledge about his family and their special abilities.