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The Ability Theft In Naruto

In a world of Naruto, you have the ability to steal everyone's power. This man has no knowledge of Naruto, but he knew what he needs to do to survive in this World.

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The Ability Theft

In just a matter of weeks, Kai's name had become a whispered legend – the 'ability thief' who, with each bandit skirmish, seemed to inherit the strengths of his fallen foes. The townspeople marveled at his unique prowess, a cascade of borrowed abilities that painted him as a force to be reckon with. His every battle bore witness to the incredible spectacle of one ability being wielded to snuff out the next bandit's threat, leaving behind awe-struck spectators and a trail of defeated adversaries.

Kai's days blurred into a rhythm of practice and discovery. Each battle, each vanquished foe, gifted him with an arsenal of abilities that expanded his horizons. His resolve to become stronger was a driving force that guided his every move. And yet, amidst this cascade of newfound skills, Kai harboured a secret – a hidden gem within his ability.

Beneath stealing the ability of the dead, Kai possessed an additional option. He had the option to enhance his own physicality, to up his body's 'stats'. He would use this option when the ability that was presented to him did not interest him, or was too similar to what he already had. However, this was somewhat inefficient as it only gives minor boosts to his body.

The image of Kakashi, with his Sharingan, still lingered in Kai's thoughts. It was a symbol of power that he had yet to achieve. And yet, with each passing day, Kai felt a spark of confidence ignite within him. He may not be on par with the white-haired figure, but he would now be confident as to not falter in the face of said adversity.

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Within the concealed confines of Konoha, a clandestine gathering unfolded, a meeting of minds shrouded in secrecy and shadows. The sight was nothing short of astonishing – village elders and bandit leaders seated together, their alliances veiled by the dim light of the room.

A stern voice, tinged with authority, pierced the air as the bandit leader addressed the council of elders. Their words carried weight, a reminder of the uneasy balance that had been maintained. The specter of threat hung heavy – a veiled ultimatum that cast a shadow over the room.

"Elders," the bandit leader's voice resonated, "the whispers among our ranks grow louder with each passing day. The young upstart known as 'the ability thief' strikes fear into the hearts of even the bravest among us. We urge you to consider the implications of allowing this to persist."

Tensions simmered beneath the surface. Danzo, an elder with a reputation as formidable as the village itself, met the bandit leader's audacity with a glint of steel in his gaze. The blade of an ANBU operative, sworn to Danzo's command, stood near the Bandit's neck – a silent threat to Bandit Leader.

Yet, the bandit leader remained unmoved, his conviction unshaken as he continued to speak his truth. "Your wrath is not what we fear, for it would bring about your own undoing. We propose a simpler solution – deal with the 'ability thief,' and our cooperation shall remain steadfast."

It was a cooperation of missions and money. Without the bandits, Konoha's shinobis would have lower amount of missions, and that would mean less revenue for Konoha. Meanwhile, the bandits too had the advantage to plunder what is in the travelling cart, with no Anbus chasing them once it was over. Not to mention, the bandits do receive a small % of the mission's revenue. Overall, it was beneficial for two of the sides.

Danzo's mind whirred, the implications of the bandit leader's words echoing through the chambers of his thoughts. The fate of years of collaborative effort hung in the balance, a delicate tapestry woven from necessity and shared interests.

With a measured nod, Danzo's response was resolute, his voice laced with a calculated assurance. "Your concerns have been heard. The 'ability thief' will be dealt with, swiftly and decisively."

The Bandit Leader then nodded, disappearing into the shadows.

"I trust you are able to perform this Task, Lord Danzo. We'll now dismiss ourselves." One of the Elders said, as Danzo nodded in acceptance of this task.

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Within the Roots, Danzo's presence was one of authority, his voice resonating with command as he summoned Sai, a skilled shinobi that had earned Danzo's trust. In the dim-lit chamber where their encounter unfolded, Danzo's intent was clear – the pursuit of the enigmatic 'ability thief.'

"Sai," Danzo's voice was measured, carrying the weight of his expectations, "your task is to locate the individual known as the 'ability theft.' His unique capabilities hold potential, aligning with the goals of Root."

Sai, with an aura of disciplined efficiency, listened intently. His loyalty to Danzo's cause was unwavering, his actions driven by duty rather than sentiment. The prospect of recruiting the 'ability thief' into the ranks of Root was an objective Sai grasped with clarity.

A question hung in the air, poised upon Sai's lips – "What if he refuse, Lord Danzo?". Danzo's response was a chilling glance, a silent directive communicated through the intensity of his gaze. The implications were stark, the unspoken understanding clear – should the 'ability thief' resist, the outcome was merely death.

Sai's nod was a pact, a silent understanding that the mission will be accomplished, regardless of anything. With this, Sai too, disappeared in the shadows.