War of Heaven

Naruto, a young man who grew up in a ninja village and was trained to be a ninja himself. It was his own will. The young man grew up without parents.
He had neither the love nor the upbringing from parents that every largely normal child got for free. Naruto knew
that these children took this for granted and were therefore never grateful. He had watched her so often.
On a swing that was hidden under a tree
which is why no one could notice him. Every day he saw them pulling for their mother or father's hand and asking all sorts of things, but not being satisfied with their parents' smile. It was so sad. If only he had parents
so the smile would have been enough for him. These children should have their parents stolen from them. Yes. Absolutely. Only then would they realize how lucky they were and ignore it.
A gentle and increasingly hideous smile fell on the boy's lips. They should be cursed, thought the blond. You should be as alone as he is for once.
They would not stand this torment for a second. They would commit suicide. He was brave.
He had endured it up to now and will also do so in the future. But these babies don't. He looked angrily at the playing and greedy children across from him. You should injure yourself and bleed while playing. His twisted smile grew uglier.
Too ugly for such a small child. Suddenly one of the children looked up and green eyes saw the young Naruto. Naruto, who completely did not expect
fell from the swing to the ground in shock.
Had the little girl seen him? Had she seen
how hatefully he had watched her? Did he think too loud and she heard? He was getting hot. What had he done. What was he thinking? He had wished them bad luck.
Carefully he pulled himself up with his delicate little legs,
to see if he was still being watched. And yes.
Now two girls looked at him. A blonde and a pink-haired woman stared at him, curious and somewhat confused. Like Naruto didn't expect. There was no hatred in her eyes.
No scraps. Nothing at all. The blond boy didn't understand.
It was the look like a new acquaintance.
If you didn't know each other but were about to introduce yourself.
Naruto now stood bolt upright and slowly turned around,
but his gaze remained on the girls as a precaution.
He had to get out of here. Something was wrong there. He was used to looks of fear and hatred, not something like that. He had to get out of here. But hurry up. His little feet moved quickly. They only stopped again when his big blue eyes could no longer catch the strangers.
That was close. That must have been a trapbut he had been able to see through it in time.
Nobody would look at him like that.
He was the monster in the whole village, after all.
His feet kept walking slowly.
But suddenly he perceived steps
coming from the opposite direction of the road.
They became clearer and clearer. Naruto looked up to see a boy with long black hair. Or was it a girl? He or she was two heads taller than him and was approaching.
He / she probably wanted to go to the place where Naruto stayed before.
The academy. That had to be a student at the academy. With widening eyes, Naruto stared at the person who was now at his height, but did not appreciate him. So thought the blond boy, but when he continued to fix his gaze on him,
their eyes met after all. They met for half a second. Black eyes. Cold and numb eyes pierced him. The blonde's little feet stayed and his body turned to look at the strangers. It was a boy.
A boy who, as he could see from behind,
his hair tied up like a girl.
The stranger now seemed to ignore Naruto's stare and ran around the next corner. Naruto had just walked ten meters when he realized how hungry he was,
when he saw another person approaching him again.
Again he stopped
but not because of the person in front of him.
This time it was a little rabbit
that sniffed at his feet. The tiny rodent was gray and extremely fluffy, so that Naruto couldn't resist and had to run it over his fur.

"Well, you've probably made a new friend."
Laughter rang in the boy's ears.
Slightly frightened, his eyes darted up to the person
which probably belonged to this rodent. Naruto hadn't heard her approach and besides, she had been a long way away from him a few seconds ago. He should have noticed this.
Naruto looked silently at the person who unexpectedly addressed him in a familiar and beautiful voice.

"Hello Little One."

Naruto screwed up his eyes tightly.
He couldn't read the face because of the blazing sun.
A smile. A familiar smile.

"Don't look so grim. If you keep looking that sad, my Nube will be very scared."
The person stroked the rabbit's fluffy fur.

"Who are you?" And again the tender smile,
which Naruto didn't understand.

"Naruto." How did this person know his name?

"Naruto." And again.

"Naruto." Confused, the little boy opened his mouth
but his voice failed.
Not understanding, he grabbed his neck.
She was completely dried out.

"Naruto!"

The young man had to blink. His beautiful blue eyes weren't used to the sun. He must have fell asleep in the middle of training. Birds chirped loudly and the tall grass rustled along his fair skin.As a reflex he had to scratch the places where the growth touched him.
Then he stretched out his limbs and
slowly sat up
to find out where he was.

"Naruto! Are you hard of hearing! I'm finally fed up with it!"
which didn't sound nice. Rather stressed and out of tune.
The young man scratched his head briefly and got up quickly,
to give the pink-haired lady a wonderful smile, who of course did not reply, as she considered this smile to be natural and everyday.
And that very moment reminded Naruto of a dream.
However, which dream he couldn't remember anymore.
But also in a beautiful and familiar voice.
The young man trotted slowly across the grassy hill,
which has often been considered a sleeping place for him to follow the woman.
Sakura had turned her back on the blond boy a long time ago and was walking towards the entrance to the village. Naruto just grinned
listened to the gentle wind that was like a beautiful voice and saw a familiar smile that spoke to him.

"Always with you, always with me, that's how we trust."