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Naruto: Chill of Eternity

From a hidden, unknown village, a mysterious shinobi emerges as a dark force threatens the world's balance. As the encroaching danger intensifies, this figure awakens a long-buried power, confronting deep fears and unraveling the secrets of a shadowy past. With a chilling destiny at stake, she must navigate the icy path that awaits. ==== main.

yourwinter · Anime e quadrinhos
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38 Chs

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The journey back to their hideout was quiet, the serene forest contrasting sharply with the chaos they had just experienced. The weight of the Six-Tails, now captured and restrained in a cocoon of ice, followed behind them like a specter, a reminder of the battle they had fought.

Nyx's mind was still racing, her heart thumping in the aftermath of the fight. The Kōritsurugan had awakened in a moment of desperation, revealing a power she had only glimpsed before. It felt both exhilarating and terrifying, and she was acutely aware of the toll it took on her body. The cold lingering in her veins was a reminder of the strain she had endured.

"Are you sure you're okay?" Konan asked, glancing sideways at her as they walked. The concern in her voice made Nyx's chest tighten.

"I'm fine," Nyx replied, though her tone lacked its usual icy detachment. The truth was, she felt anything but fine. The physical toll was one thing, but the emotional ramifications of her transformation weighed heavier.

"Using the Kōritsurugan takes a lot out of you," Konan said gently, sensing Nyx's internal struggle. "You need to rest."

"I know my limits," Nyx retorted, but the bite in her voice was dulled by her exhaustion.

"Limits can change, especially when you unlock something as powerful as that," Konan countered, her voice firm yet supportive. "Just promise me you'll be careful."

They reached their hideout, a modest structure nestled within the trees, cloaked by paper and illusions to disguise it from prying eyes. As they entered, Konan immediately set to work, placing seals around the perimeter to reinforce their defenses. Nyx watched her, an appreciation blossoming within her for the paper kunoichi's unwavering dedication.

"Sit down," Konan ordered, her voice leaving no room for argument.

Nyx complied, settling onto a small cushion in the corner. As she did, she noticed the layer of frost still clinging to her fingers. She concentrated, willing it to dissipate, but it lingered, a tangible reminder of the power she had wielded.

Konan knelt beside her, placing a cool hand on her forehead. "You're running a fever," she murmured, concern etching her features. "This isn't just fatigue; it's from overexerting yourself."

Nyx brushed her hand away, a flicker of irritation igniting within her. "I told you I'm fine."

"But you're not," Konan insisted, her eyes narrowing slightly. "You need to learn to accept help, Nyx. You don't have to bear this burden alone."

The words struck a chord deep within Nyx, causing her to look away. "I've always been alone," she said softly, the admission weighing heavily on her heart.

Konan's gaze softened, and she moved closer, her presence warm and reassuring. "You don't have to be. We're partners. I'll always be by your side."

As they sat in silence, Nyx contemplated the implications of her recent transformation. The Kōritsurugan had granted her immense power, but with it came the weight of responsibility. Could she truly control it? Could she wield such force without becoming a danger to herself and those she cared about?

The quiet was broken by a sudden crackle of energy. Both women turned to see the ice cocoon around the Six-Tails pulsing with life. The creature stirred, its eyes opening to reveal an intelligence that sent shivers down Nyx's spine.

"What's happening?" Konan asked, her instincts on high alert.

"I don't know," Nyx replied, standing and focusing her chakra to reinforce the ice. But before she could act, the Six-Tails unleashed a roar that shook the ground, its tails thrashing against the confines of its prison.

"Stay back!" Nyx shouted, thrusting her hand forward to unleash a wave of frost, solidifying the ice further. But the beast's chakra surged, pushing against her efforts.

"Nyx!" Konan yelled, her paper transforming into protective shields around them.

The Six-Tails broke free from the ice, a massive form of swirling tails and fury. It was enraged, eyes glowing with an ominous light. Nyx felt the pressure of its chakra bearing down on her, an overwhelming force that threatened to crush her.

"Focus!" Konan urged, her wings spreading wide as she prepared to counter the creature's aggression. "We need to work together!"

Nyx nodded, channeling the remnants of her energy into a controlled blast of ice. "I'll slow it down! You get behind it!"

As she launched her attack, the frost collided with the beast, but it wasn't enough to stop its momentum. It lunged toward them, its jaws wide, ready to unleash a torrent of chakra.

"Now, Konan!" Nyx shouted, and in perfect synchrony, Konan unleashed her paper into a whirl of deadly projectiles, targeting the beast's exposed flank.

The combination of ice and paper forced the Six-Tails back, but Nyx could feel her strength waning. "I need to access the Kōritsurugan again!" she panted, bracing herself against the onslaught.

"Do it! Just be careful!" Konan called, her focus unwavering.

Nyx closed her eyes, summoning the energy within her. As the Kōritsurugan activated once more, the world slowed. She could see the Six-Tails' chakra flowing, its weaknesses exposed in a radiant glow. But this time, it felt different—heavier, as if the stakes had been raised.

"Absolute Stasis!" she commanded, the familiar freezing sensation washing over her.

The Six-Tails halted, caught in the moment. Nyx felt the icy chains forming again, marking the creature's vital points. "Now!" she cried out, her heart racing.

"Paper Shuriken Barrage!" Konan responded, sending forth a flurry of paper blades that struck with precision, each one hitting a marked point.

The Six-Tails roared in pain, thrashing against its bonds. But Nyx was relentless. "Eternal Frost!" she shouted, plunging the battlefield into an abyss of cold. The beast slowed, its movements becoming sluggish as the icy grip of her power tightened.

"Finish it, Nyx!" Konan encouraged, her wings glimmering with determination.

Nyx took a deep breath, focusing her energy. "Frozen Dominion!" she declared, expanding her control over the battlefield. The environment changed, the very air becoming a frigid realm where only she could move freely.

In that moment, she felt invincible. The Kōritsurugan pulsed with energy, and she could see everything—the paths of fate intertwining, the destiny of the Six-Tails laid bare before her.

With newfound strength, she launched her final attack, unleashing a torrent of ice that engulfed the beast, sealing its fate once and for all.

As the dust settled, the Six-Tails lay defeated, a mere shadow of its former self. Nyx stood tall, panting heavily, the Kōritsurugan's energy slowly dissipating.

"Nyx, you did it!" Konan exclaimed, rushing to her side.

"Yeah…" Nyx murmured, but the elation was short-lived. The weight of the battle, the use of the Kōritsurugan, and the physical toll struck her like a hammer. She stumbled, the cold seeping into her bones, threatening to overwhelm her senses.

"Nyx!" Konan caught her, steadying her with a firm grip. "You need to rest."

"I will," Nyx replied, though her voice was faint.

As they stood together, the silence enveloped them, the echoes of their victory mingling with the weight of their shared experience.

"I'm glad we faced this together," Nyx said quietly, looking into Konan's eyes, filled with understanding and support.

"Me too," Konan replied softly. "We're stronger together, no matter what comes next."

With that, they made their way back to their hideout, knowing that their partnership had been forged anew in the fires of battle. They had faced overwhelming odds, but together, they had emerged victorious.

And in the wake of that victory, Nyx felt a flicker of hope—a hope that perhaps she wasn't as alone as she once believed.