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Naruto’s Strongest Twin - The Battle Hungry Saiyan

You don’t like saiyans? F*** off Peasant I am King of all for I am the Primordial Ape! “Ryusei: The Great Ape’s Tale” In the bustling Hidden Leaf Village, Naruto Uzumaki isn’t alone in his quest to become Hokage. He has a twin brother, Ryusei, who is a prodigy brandishing long spiky pink hair tied with his headband. Ryusei, a free spirit who operates without a Jonin, finds himself at the center of a “what if” tale that starts from the Chunin Exams. What If: On the fateful night when the Nine-Tailed Fox attacked the village, a colossal Great Ape appeared out of nowhere and body-slammed the rampaging beast, saving countless lives. The Great Ape, as it turns out, was none other than Naruto’s twin brother, Ryusei, who had awakened his Saiyan Bloodline under the moonlight. Minato and Kushina managed to seal the fox within Naruto without sacrificing their lives, changing the course of history. https://dis cord.gg/tCDaPJTJ

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3. Showing Naruto The Rasengan

Ryusei and Naruto were at Ichiraku's, their favorite ramen stand, devouring bowls of ramen with the kind of ferocity only teenage boys could muster. The aroma of broth and noodles filled the air, mingling with the cheerful chatter of the bustling stand. The two brothers were practically inhaling their food, their wallets considerably lighter as a result.

As they finished their third bowl each, they leaned back, their training pants tight around their now stuffed bellies. They had eaten so much that their pants had started to sag, but neither of them cared. The satisfaction of a good meal outweighed any discomfort.

Naruto slurped up the last of his broth and let out a contented sigh. "Man, that was awesome!" He turned to Ryusei, curiosity shining in his eyes. "Hey, Ryusei, how are you so fast? I mean, even the Jonin couldn't see you when you helped me with the test."

Ryusei chuckled, pushing his empty bowl aside. "It's a combination of intense training and some unique abilities. You know how Dad's known for his speed and teleportation techniques, right? I've been working on refining those, plus I have some tricks of my own."

Naruto leaned in, eager for details. "Yeah, but it's more than just that, isn't it? I've seen you do things that seem impossible."

Ryusei nodded, his expression growing serious. "It's also about how you use your energy. Dad taught me how to channel my chakra more efficiently, and I've developed my own way of using ki, which gives me an extra boost. It's like having an extra source of energy that I can tap into when I need it."

Naruto's eyes widened. "Ki? What's that?"

"It's kind of like chakra, but different," Ryusei explained. "It's something I discovered while training. It comes from deep inside and can enhance my speed, strength, and even my techniques. It's not something everyone can learn, but with enough dedication, it can be mastered."

Naruto's face lit up with excitement. "That's so cool! Can you teach me?"

Ryusei smiled, ruffling Naruto's hair. "Maybe one day, but first, you need to focus on mastering your chakra control. It's the foundation for everything else. Once you get that down, we can talk about ki."

Naruto nodded enthusiastically, determination burning in his eyes. "Alright, I'll work on it! One day, I'm going to be as fast as you!"

Ryusei grinned. "I look forward to it, little brother."

Just then, Teuchi, the owner of Ichiraku's, came over with a knowing smile. "Another round, boys?"

Naruto and Ryusei exchanged a glance, their eyes widening in anticipation. "Yes, please!" they chorused.

As they dug into their next bowls, the bond between the two brothers grew even stronger, fueled by their shared dreams and aspirations.

After Ryusei and Naruto finished their next bowls, both boys leaned back with satisfied sighs. The atmosphere at Ichiraku's was lively, but amidst the chatter, Ryusei turned to his brother with a thoughtful expression.

"Hey, Naruto," Ryusei said, wiping his mouth with a napkin. "How about we have a training session? Just the two of us."

Naruto's eyes lit up with excitement. "Really? That sounds awesome! I could use some extra training, especially with the Chunin Exams going on."

Ryusei nodded, smiling at his brother's enthusiasm. "Yeah, I figured you'd like that. We can work on some techniques and maybe even practice a bit of taijutsu. Plus, I can help you with your chakra control."

Naruto grinned, practically bouncing in his seat. "Alright, let's do it! I want to get stronger and faster. Maybe you can even show me some of that ki stuff you were talking about."

"One step at a time, Naruto," Ryusei said with a chuckle. "First, let's focus on the basics. We'll head to our usual training ground. Sound good?"

Naruto nodded eagerly. "You bet! Thanks, Ryusei."

After settling their bill with Teuchi, who gave them a friendly wave, the two brothers left Ichiraku's and made their way through the village. The sun was beginning to set, casting a warm, golden glow over the rooftops and streets of the Hidden Leaf Village.

Walking side by side, Ryusei and Naruto chatted animatedly, their bond evident in their easy conversation and shared laughter. The villagers they passed greeted them warmly, many recognizing them as the sons of the Fourth Hokage.

Reaching their usual training ground, a secluded area just outside the village, Ryusei turned to Naruto. "Alright, let's get started. First, we'll do some warm-up exercises. Then we'll move on to chakra control and a bit of sparring."

Naruto stretched his arms and legs, already feeling the adrenaline pumping through his veins. "Got it! I'm ready when you are."

As they began their training session, the air was filled with the sounds of exertion and the rustle of leaves. Ryusei guided Naruto through a series of exercises, patiently explaining and demonstrating each technique. Naruto, ever the enthusiastic learner, soaked up the knowledge eagerly, pushing himself to keep up with his older brother.

After a solid hour of intense training, both boys were sweating and breathing hard but wore satisfied smiles. Naruto collapsed onto the grass, laughing breathlessly. "That was awesome, Ryusei! I feel like I learned so much."

Ryusei sat down beside him, equally tired but pleased. "You did great, Naruto. Keep practicing what we went over today, and you'll get even stronger."

Naruto nodded, his eyes filled with determination. "I will. Thanks, Ryusei."

Ryusei smiled and then stood up, extending his hand to Naruto. "Alright, I think it's time I show you something special. It's a technique Dad taught me. It's called the Rasengan."

Naruto's eyes widened in awe as he watched Ryusei form a ball of swirling chakra in his palm. "Whoa, that's incredible!"

Ryusei nodded. "It's not easy to master, but with your Shadow Clones, you can speed up the training process. Let me show you three methods to practice it."

He began demonstrating the first method. "Method one: Rotation. Use one clone to help you control the rotation of the chakra."

Ryusei created a Shadow Clone, which held Naruto's hand and guided the chakra in a circular motion. "Feel the flow and keep it steady."

Naruto focused intensely, feeling the chakra whirl under his guidance.

"Method two: Power. Use a clone to add more chakra and increase the intensity," Ryusei continued. He created another clone to infuse more chakra into Naruto's hand. "You need to balance power with control."

Naruto's hand glowed brighter as he tried to maintain the balance.

"And finally, method three: Containment. Use a third clone to help contain the chakra within a spherical shape," Ryusei explained. He formed another clone, which used both hands to mold the chakra into a stable orb.

Naruto's eyes gleamed with determination as he tried to combine all three steps. "I'll get this, Ryusei. I know I can do it!"

Ryusei smiled, nodding approvingly. "I know you will, Naruto. Just keep practicing. With your clones, you'll learn faster than you think."

The two brothers continued their training into the night, the bond between them growing even stronger as they worked together. The stars began to twinkle in the twilight sky, and the sounds of their efforts echoed through the training ground.

After hours of rigorous practice, both boys lay back on the grass, gazing up at the stars. Naruto was exhausted but exhilarated. "Thanks, Ryusei. This is the best training session ever."

Ryusei chuckled, patting Naruto on the shoulder. "Anytime, little brother. Keep at it, and soon enough, you'll be a master of the Rasengan."

Naruto nodded, his face glowing with determination and pride. "I will. Believe it!"

"Hold onto me, I'm going to show you something special," Ryusei said, extending his hand to Naruto.

Naruto grasped Ryusei's hand, and with a sudden burst of speed, they vanished from the training ground. In the blink of an eye, they reappeared far away from Konoha, surrounded by the serene beauty of nature. Towering waterfalls cascaded down rocky cliffs, their roar filling the air. A vast field of meadows stretched out as far as the eye could see, vibrant with wildflowers swaying in the gentle breeze.

Naruto's eyes widened in awe. "Wow, Ryusei! This place is amazing! Where are we?"

Ryusei smiled, taking in the breathtaking scenery. "This is one of my favorite training spots. It's far enough from the village that we won't be disturbed, and it's a perfect place to practice some more advanced techniques."

Naruto looked around, excitement bubbling within him. "What are we going to do here?"

Ryusei walked to the edge of a nearby waterfall, motioning for Naruto to follow. "I brought you here to show you the true potential of the Rasengan and teach you something else. It's a place where you can feel the natural energy and enhance your training."

As they stood by the roaring waterfall, Ryusei extended his hand, creating a Rasengan effortlessly. The swirling sphere of chakra seemed to pulse with power. "Watch closely, Naruto. This is the first step. Focus your chakra and create a stable sphere."

Naruto concentrated, forming a small Rasengan in his hand, though it wobbled and flickered. Ryusei nodded approvingly. "Good start. Now, let's take it a step further. You need to gather natural energy from your surroundings. This place is rich with it."

Ryusei closed his eyes, feeling the energy of the waterfalls and meadows flow into him. His Rasengan began to glow with a radiant light, infused with natural energy. "Feel the energy around you, Naruto. Let it flow into your Rasengan."

Naruto closed his eyes, following Ryusei's lead. He felt the rush of natural energy from the waterfalls, the meadows, and the very earth beneath his feet. His Rasengan began to stabilize, glowing more brightly.

"You're doing great, Naruto," Ryusei said. "Now, let's combine what you learned earlier. Use your clones to help you control, power, and contain the energy."

Naruto created three Shadow Clones, each taking a position around him. The first clone helped control the rotation of the Rasengan, the second added more chakra, and the third worked to contain the sphere. Slowly but surely, Naruto's Rasengan grew stronger and more stable, infused with natural energy.

Ryusei watched with a proud smile. "You're getting it, Naruto. Just keep practicing, and soon you'll master it."

As they continued their training, the sun began to set, casting a golden glow over the meadows and waterfalls. The scene was serene and beautiful, a perfect backdrop for their intense practice.

Finally, after hours of training, Naruto managed to create a stable, glowing Rasengan. He let out a triumphant cheer. "I did it, Ryusei! Look!"

Ryusei grinned, clapping Naruto on the back. "I knew you could do it, Naruto. You're well on your way to mastering the Rasengan."

Naruto beamed with pride, his eyes shining with determination. "Thanks, Ryusei. I couldn't have done it without you."

Ryusei nodded. "Remember, Naruto, this is just the beginning. Keep practicing, and you'll get even stronger."

As the brothers stood there, surrounded by the natural beauty of the waterfalls and meadows, they felt a deep sense of accomplishment and camaraderie.

"Hey Ryusei, since you knew all the answers on the test, do you know what the next exam will be?" Naruto asked, curiosity etched on his face.

Ryusei grinned mischievously. "I do indeed, but it'll cost you… five bowls of ramen."

Naruto groaned, crossing his arms. "Five bowls? You're kidding me! That's a lot, even for you!"

Ryusei chuckled, leaning back with a smug expression. "Take it or leave it, Naruto."

Naruto grumbled, muttering under his breath, but eventually, he nodded. "Alright, fine. Five bowls of ramen. Now spill the beans!"

Ryusei's grin widened as he leaned forward. "Alright, here's the deal. The next exam is called the State of Reflection. It's a new test they've introduced this year. We'll be entering a large, underground area beneath the Forest of Death."

Naruto's eyes widened. "Underground? That sounds intense!"

Ryusei nodded. "It is. The goal is to reach a checkpoint within three days while avoiding enemy teams. If you get caught, you're out. But here's the twist: if you can capture an enemy team and bring them with you to the checkpoint, you get extra points."

Naruto's face lit up with excitement. "That sounds awesome! So we have to avoid being caught and catch others? This is going to be fun!"

Ryusei smirked. "Exactly. It's all about strategy and teamwork. We'll need to be quick, smart, and stealthy. And remember, this isn't just about fighting; it's about outthinking the other teams."

Naruto nodded eagerly. "Got it! We'll be the best out there, Ryusei. With your brains and my determination, there's no way we can lose!"

Ryusei's expression softened slightly, his pride in his brother clear. "That's the spirit, Naruto. Just remember to stay focused and trust your instincts. We've got this."

As they stood up, ready to head back, Naruto's mind was already racing with plans and strategies. He felt a surge of determination. With Ryusei by his side, he knew they could overcome any challenge that came their way.

The next phase of the Chunin Exams awaited, and Naruto was more than ready to face it head-on.