chapter 53 part 2

"Every citizen comes under Konoha, and I am the Hokage, so it's my duty to protect its citizens. You, girl, have killed many people in broad daylight. Be a good girl and come with us, or we will have to forcefully capture you," she spoke to her, prepared for any potential attack if needed.

Hearing her voice, Hinata was annoyed. They were expecting and ordering her to surrender, treating her like some third-rate villain.

"If it wasn't for Naruto's future plans that required you, I would have killed you," she thought to herself.

"I refuse," Hinata's voice rang out with unwavering determination. In an instant, her Jougan activated, and a portal materialized before her, a conduit to another destination. Without hesitation, she stepped into the portal, disappearing from sight.

As the portal closed behind her, the lingering aura of her presence and the gravity of her actions remained, a testament to the intricate power and purpose that guided her decisions.

The moment encapsulated the complexity of her character, torn between defiance and an understanding of the wider implications of her actions.

All the people stood there, dumbfounded, this happened in just 2 seconds.

Their gazes converged upon the point where the portal had abruptly snapped shut. "What manner of technique was that? A spatial ninjutsu?" voiced one, astonishment painted across their features. The forbidden nature of such an artistry lingered in the air, casting a shadow of disbelief.

Tsunade's voice slipped into a hushed register, laden with intrigue. "How has she come to grasp such a forbidden jutsu? Or could it be an extension of her dojutsu?" Her musings played out in the sanctum of her thoughts, dissecting the enigma that was Hinata. A nuanced current of understanding flowed through her – a subtle chakra flux near the girl's eyes had not gone unnoticed.

Veiled by the ebony tapestry of night, the ANBU operatives stood transfixed, their shock reverberating in the silence.

They had infiltrated the scene with a singular purpose – to seize the girl.

Yet, the unforeseen tableau before them had shattered their certainties, leaving them suspended in a sea of bewilderment.

"Invoke withdrawal," Tsunade's utterance was a breath, a decree meant for the shadows alone.

Though her words were not directed at any one figure, the ANBU comprehended with a precision born of synchronization.

Like phantoms retreating to their lair, they dissolved from view, merging seamlessly into the very darkness that cloaked them. With stealth and celerity, they wove their way back to their hidden sanctum, a bastion of enigma.

Tsunade looked at the battered Hiashi and squatted down near him. "I am sorry for your loss, Hiashi-san. I arrived here slightly late," she spoke to him and began to heal him.

As a medic ninja, it was her foremost duty to tend to the injured.

"No… it was not your fault…" he said to her. "It was all my fault," he mumbled to himself.

Tsunade looked at the man with pity, her own daughter did this to him and his clan.

She remembered the Uchiha massacre when Itachi killed all his clansmen for the sake of Konoha and peace.

He had taken their lives in the cover of night, darkness concealing his face, burdening his heart.

He couldn't bear to slay his clan before others, and he had done it for the sake of Konoha, not for himself.

On the other hand, Hinata had killed her fellow clansmen in broad daylight, in front of thousands.

Unlike Itachi, she hadn't done it for the sake of Konoha; she had done it for herself, for her vengeance.

Killing the Hyuga elders didn't burden her; quite the opposite, she felt a certain sweetness in her heart—the taste of revenge.

The people who had turned her home into a living hell, she had killed them without a trace of pity.

"She is worse than Itachi. The boy killed his clan for the greater good of Konoha, and she killed hers for selfish reasons." These were the internal thoughts of Tsunade.

"What are you going to about her Hokage sama, she had killed 10 elders… she is not from my Hyuga clan," Hiashi's words carried a blend of resolve and conflict, his duty to the Hyuga clan evident in his tone.

The loss of ten elders, regardless of their internal dynamics, was a blow that could not be ignored. His acknowledgment that Hinata was no longer fully aligned with the clan underscored the gravity of her actions.

"Of course, I will put her in the bingo book as a rough ninja, an S class missing-nin," she said to Hiashi, " do you have any problems with this,"

"No Hokage sama, do as you wish," he speaks to her.

Now Hinta had killed 10 people from Konoha, she had to capture her. She had become a criminal on her own, no one had forced her. She butchered her clan's man in front of everyone. She has to put her down.

After doing first aid to Hiashi, Tsunde left the Hyuga compound. And appeared in the Hokage office. She ordered her anbu to put Hinata into the bingo book as an S rank missing nin And update the bingo book immediately.

The Anbu standing in front of the, disappeared into a puff of smoke.

In the Hyuga estate.

Whispers circulated among them; nearly every branch house member was elated. However, they dared not reveal their joy outwardly, for doing so would result in immediate execution.

They had finally been freed from the clutches of those wretched elders. In their hearts, they began to regard Hinata as their savior, their goddess. They were aware that the curse seal still bound them, but they also recognized that Hiashi was in no condition to take any action.

"Stay safe, Lady Hinata," they all pray in their hearts.

But

There was someone else who was watching this whole scene, the white humanoid figure of white Zetsu smiled to himself.

"I have to quickly report to the boss about the things that happened here and what was her new Dojutsu, I bet black Zetsu knows about it," he thinks to himself and sank into the ground.

On the top of Hokage mountain, a dark blue and black portal opened and Hinata came out from it.

She looked at the Konoha below her. She inhales a long breath and exhaled it.

"That was fun, I finally put those scums into their place," she spoke to herself.

She knows she couldn't kill her father or her sister, she doesn't have the heart of a stone. But after breaking some of his bone, she felt refreshed.

[An~how do you like the chapter tell me in the comments.

Some random question`

What Hinata did to the elders was right or wrong. ]

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