The Rescue of Hinata and DANZO IS OP?!

The sun was setting over Konoha, casting long shadows across the village. Tobirama Senju stood hidden outside the Hyuga compound, blending seamlessly into the shadows. Tonight was important—he could feel it. With thoughts of the Naruto anime fresh in his mind, he knew Hinata Hyuga was in danger, though this was no work of fiction.

Up on a distant hill, Danzo Shimura and Hiruzen Sarutobi stood observing the village below. The breeze tugged at their robes as they watched over the scene.

"Danzo, are you sure about this?" Hiruzen asked, his voice laced with uncertainty.

"Trust me, Hiruzen," Danzo replied with a smirk, his single visible eye glinting. "This will be a good test for Tobirama. We need to know what he's capable of."

Down below, inside the compound, Hinata Hyuga was fast asleep, exhausted after her birthday celebration. The party had been joyful, filled with family and friends, but now the night had turned dark and silent. Outside her room, three masked Kumogakure shinobi moved silently, their figures barely visible in the moonlight. In one swift motion, they entered her room, struck her with a nerve blow, and bound her hands and feet. She never even had time to scream.

With Hinata unconscious, they slipped out of the compound and into the surrounding forest, moving quickly, confident they wouldn't be detected. But they hadn't counted on Tobirama.

Tobirama had dozed off for just a moment, but his sharp senses jolted him awake. His eyes narrowed as he spotted the shadowy figures disappearing into the trees with Hinata in tow. His heart pounded, but his expression remained calm and focused. 'It begins,' he thought, already moving to follow them.

The forest was dark, and the air smelled of damp earth and leaves. Tobirama's footfalls were silent as he pursued the kidnappers. They thought they could outrun him, but they were wrong. In an instant, he appeared before them, blocking their path. His eyes were cold, his stance ready for battle.

"This is the end," Tobirama said, his voice like ice.

The Kumogakure shinobi barely had time to react before Tobirama unleashed his Water Release: Water Severing Wave. A sharp stream of water cut through the air, slicing through the first shinobi with deadly precision. Blood sprayed across the forest floor as the man fell, lifeless.

The remaining two attackers froze in shock, their muscles tensing as they realized the danger they were in. But it was too late. Tobirama's Flying Thunder God Technique activated in a flash, and before the second shinobi could even draw his weapon, Tobirama teleported behind him, driving a kunai into his back with ruthless efficiency.

The last shinobi, panicked, turned to flee, but Tobirama's Water Release: Water Colliding Wave surged toward him. A torrent of water swept through the forest, uprooting trees and turning the ground to mud. The fleeing shinobi was caught in the wave, drowning in the fierce current. Tobirama's technique left the forest floor in disarray, and as the water receded, the stillness of the night returned.

'I shouldn't have used such force for one person,' Tobirama thought with a hint of regret as he surveyed the wreckage. 'Not good for the forest or its wildlife.'

As he turned to retrieve Hinata, Tobirama noticed movement in the shadows. Hiashi Hyuga, the Hyuga clan leader, stepped into the clearing, his Byakugan activated and his expression stern. His sharp eyes scanned the area, taking in the scene with a mix of relief and anger.

"Senju," Hiashi greeted him, his voice steady despite the tension in the air. "I couldn't find Hinata earlier. I used my Byakugan to track her down."

"Hyuga," Tobirama replied with a curt nod, his eyes still sharp, searching for any more potential threats. "These shinobi were from Kumogakure. They were after your daughter."

Hiashi's expression darkened, his eyes narrowing. "I won't let them lay a hand on Hinata."

Without hesitation, he moved to untie Hinata. The young girl, still disoriented but safe, blinked up at her father in relief.

Before they could begin to escort her back to the compound, more Kumogakure shinobi emerged from the trees, surrounding them. Their leader stepped forward, his face twisted in anger, though his eyes gleamed with something more sinister.

"Hiashi Hyuga!" the Kumogakure leader shouted, his voice loud and accusatory. "You've murdered our comrades without reason!"

Hiashi stood tall, his gaze unflinching. "They were attempting to kidnap my daughter," he responded coldly.

"You've crossed a line," the Kumogakure shinobi continued, pointing toward the three dead bodies at Tobirama's feet. "Is this Konoha's idea of peace? Is war what you want?"

His words dripped with false outrage, and Tobirama could see the hidden smirk in his eyes, one that was invisible to the untrained eye. This was no accident. This had been a setup.

"We were framed," Tobirama said calmly, stepping forward. His voice was firm, unwavering. "But we won't back down."

Hiashi stood beside him, ready to protect his daughter and uncover the truth behind the conspiracy. But before the situation could escalate further, Hiruzen and Danzo arrived on the scene, their presence immediately commanding attention.

Hiruzen's eyes locked onto the Kumogakure shinobi. "WHAT IS THE MEANING OF THIS?" he demanded, his voice booming across the clearing.

The Kumogakure shinobi, visibly startled, regained his composure quickly, masking his fear with feigned outrage. "I should be asking you that, Hokage-sama! What is this?! We came here in peace, but your shinobi slaughtered my men!"

He gestured dramatically toward the dead bodies, trying to rile up the tension.

Danzo, however, was not one to waste time. Before Hiruzen could respond, he made a handsign, and in a flash, the trees around them came alive. Branches shot out from the forest, impaling the remaining Kumogakure shinobi with brutal precision. Blood sprayed, and silence followed.

Hiruzen's initial surprise turned to satisfaction. "Danzo," he said, nodding with approval. "It seems the experiments were successful."

Danzo turned his head slightly, casting a sidelong glance at Hiruzen. "I knew you were watching me, Hiruzen," he replied, his tone dry.

Tobirama raised an eyebrow at Danzo who was watching him without a word. 'Maybe we should send him to the academy,' Danzo thought, eyeing Tobirama. 'He saved the Hyuga heiress tonight. It could strengthen bonds between the clans. But I still think it's a waste of time.'

Before he could voice his thoughts, Tobirama broke the tension. "Oi, Danzo! Stop looking at me like that. I don't like men."

Danzo's expression twitched, caught off guard by the blunt remark, but before he could respond, Hiruzen burst into laughter.

"Hahahaha! Danzo, you should see your face!" Hiruzen laughed, clutching his stomach.

Nara Shikaku, standing nearby with his usual nonchalant air, glanced up at the moon, his hands tucked into his pockets. 'Maybe it's time I retired, I don't want to deal with crazy old men.' he thought, sighing at the absurdity of it all.

A/N: School or nah.

A.School

B.Nah