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My Life as Iruka's Son in the World of Naruto Shippuden

Immerse yourself in Fanfic where Thomas, an ardent Naruto Shippuden fan, wakes up as Iruka's son in Konoha. As he trains, befriends familiar faces, and uncovers a family mystery, Thomas discovers his role in a destiny that mirrors his beloved anime. This captivating tale intertwines the excitement of Naruto's world with the charm of a fan navigating life as a ninja in "Word of the Naruto Shippuden"

Mr_Ryu · Anime & Comics
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2 Chs

Chapter 1: Awakening in Konoha

Konohagakure bathed in the gentle morning sun, a picturesque scene that contrasted with the confusion clouding Thomas's mind. As his eyes fluttered open, he found himself lying in an unfamiliar bed, surrounded by traditional Japanese decorations. The room exuded an ambiance of a bygone era, a stark contrast to the modern world he knew.

Panic seized him as he struggled to comprehend the situation. The last memory he clung to was falling asleep while watching Naruto Shippuden on his laptop. Yet, here he was, thrust into an unfamiliar reality. The wooden walls of the room and the soft rustle of leaves outside hinted that he was far from the metropolitan city he called home.

"This has to be a dream," Thomas muttered, pinching himself to dispel the surreal feeling. But the room persisted, the village sounds confirming that this was no mere dream.

A framed picture on the wall caught his eye—a younger Iruka Umino, the kind-hearted Academy instructor and Chunin. Recognition dawned on Thomas as he realized the implications. He was not just a random inhabitant of this world; he was the son of Iruka Umino, a character he admired from the anime.

Trepidation gripped him as he recalled the challenges faced by Naruto and his friends. The world he once observed from a safe distance was now his reality. With a deep breath, he accepted his fate and resolved to navigate this new life.

The door creaked open, revealing the narrow hallway and a staircase leading downstairs. Thomas cautiously descended, the wooden steps echoing his uncertainty. As he reached the lower floor, the scent of breakfast wafted through the air, and he found himself in a modest kitchen where Iruka Umino was preparing a meal.

"Good morning, son," Iruka greeted with a warm smile, not betraying any surprise at Thomas's sudden appearance.

"Morning," Thomas replied, still grappling with the reality of the situation.

Iruka handed him a bowl of miso soup, a familiar comfort in this unfamiliar setting. As they sat down to eat, Thomas tentatively broached the subject.

"Dad, I... I don't remember much from before. How did I end up here?"

Iruka's eyes softened, realizing the weight of the revelation he was about to share. He proceeded to recount the tragic tale of Thomas's parents, dedicated ninja who had lost their lives in service to the village. Iruka and his late wife had adopted Thomas, ensuring he had a home and family.

Thomas listened in a mixture of disbelief and sorrow, struggling to reconcile the fate of his biological parents with the characters he knew from the anime.

"I know this is a lot to take in," Iruka said gently, placing a comforting hand on Thomas's shoulder. "But you're part of our family now, and I'll do everything I can to help you adjust."

As the day unfolded, Thomas accompanied Iruka to the Ninja Academy, a place familiar from countless episodes of Naruto Shippuden. He observed the academy life he had only seen on a screen, now a participant rather than a spectator.

In the coming days, Thomas began training, forging bonds with classmates who resembled characters he once admired. The reality of his existence began to sink in as he embraced the challenges of becoming a ninja in Konohagakure.

Little did he know that his journey had just begun, and the legacy of Naruto Shippuden would weave its way into the fabric of his new life in ways he could never have imagined.

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