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Team 7: A Fictional Narrative

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"I have been very impressed of your current works so far, Team Seven." Sarutobi said as he smiled at the three young Genin and their leader. "The reason why I called you in here today is because Naruto had complained that the missions given to your team were far too easy and begged for a harder mission. Seeing that Team 7 has set the record for the most D-ranked missions in a single week by a new Genin team, I have decided to give you a slightly harder mission." Nartuo grinned, it was the mission he had been waiting for. "And what mission is that, jiji?" "It's a mission to protect a certain individual." The Third Hokage announced. "Hey, can you come in here?" The doors to the Hokage's office opened to reveal a drunken old man with a sake …show more content…

"And Sasuke too. He won't escape my punches." There was a small silence between them as they stared at the sky once again. After a few moments, Naruto turned to Sakura. "Hey Sakura. Do you think changing the past is really a good thing?" "What do you mean Naruto?" Sakura asked. "I mean, if we change something in the past, it'll change something in the future, right?" Naruto smoothed the wrinkles on his clothes. "So what if we change something right now, thinking its good, only to find out later that we made things worse than before?" "Like how, Naruto? We've lived through this once already and knew the mistakes that we made. Our new decisions can't make things any worse, can it?" Naruto scratched his head. "I don't know. I feel like if we change the past too much, we'll be unable to predict the future and make things worse. Maybe it's just a weird gut feeling." "Or maybe it's because you're hungry." Sakura pouted. She immediately became serious. "Honestly Naruto, I don't know either. Once we change the past enough, we'll be unable to know what happens in the future. But we have to make the risk and prevent the war from ever happening. Somethings might end up worse, but we can't do everything perfectly and in the end, we're trying to do it for the greater good of the

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