Naruto's Tale

Naruto's life had been marked by hardship and isolation from a young age. Neglected and bullied by his siblings, he had learned to suppress his emotions. Determined to escape his difficult circumstances, he joined the military, where he made friends, only to lose many of them in the face of tragic events like the zombie apocalypse and the Racoon City incident.

Throughout his life, Naruto found solace in visiting his grandmother's grave every Saturday. She had been the one constant source of support in his life. Alone and scarred by his past, Naruto continued to move forward.

It was during his military career that Naruto's path crossed with Ai Hoshino's. Ai's cunning and resemblance to his beloved grandmother drew him in, and he fell deeply in love with her. Ai, in turn, was captivated by Naruto's charm and cunning personality. Their connection was undeniable, and they fell in love.

Their love story led to the blessing of three children, but their happiness was short-lived. Naruto found himself framed for a crime he didn't commit, and in response, he chose to rejoin the military and leave behind his family.

In the present day, with Aqua and Kota missing, Ruby, as the elder sister, carried a heavy burden of blame. Ai, despite her status as Asia's top idol, felt a profound sense of emptiness as she tirelessly searched for her missing children, tears often silently streaming down her face.

Akane, Kana, and Ruby, bound by their shared determination, felt the depth of Ai's sorrow and were equally desperate to find their missing family members.

On the other side of the story, Naruto's life had taken a toll on him. He had reverted to his old, emotionless self, passing down his skills and attitude to his three sons. While their family was bound by martial prowess, they carried a heavy burden of seriousness, honing their skills for a purpose that was known only to them.

The tale of Naruto and his family was marked by a complex web of emotions, loss, and a determination to uncover the truth, ultimately leading to a reunion that had the potential to heal the wounds of their past.