Making a kite was very simple.
Although Naruto had no idea how to make one, he was greatly shocked.
Holding the string, Naruto stood there dumbly. His kite could fly on its own without any wind.
Because it was a huge hawk moth, its wings flapped and sent scales raining down.
It was alive!
"Don't worry, it isn't poisonous." Mimi laughed loudly, gloating.
This woman is bullying me for fun.
Naruto was certain of it.
It had to be said that Minato was far too optimistic about Mimi's personality.
Because Naruto had spent his childhood with Mimi and had been treated very well, Minato had felt comfortable sending Naruto over to her.
The main problem was that Minato lacked love, whereas Naruto did not.
So Mimi treated them differently.
"Don't you want to play?" Mimi asked.
"I don't want to play," Naruto said.
"Honestly." Mimi said, "I already made it. It would be such a waste."
Naruto didn't dare answer.
You made this thing in less than two seconds.
"If you don't want to play, then let me." As she spoke, Mimi climbed to her feet and reached out her hand toward Naruto.
Naruto handed Mimi the string.
"And wasting things for no reason is wrong. You have to learn to cherish things. Today, I'll teach you that principle." Taking the string, Mimi suddenly spoke.
What!?
A bad feeling rose in Naruto's heart.
Mimi gave Naruto a gentle smile.
That Minato guy, too. The husband and wife went off to celebrate their anniversary, thought Naruto was in the way, and treated my place like a daycare, casually dumping this troublesome kid on me. They're far too trusting.
"So, the path you choose is one you have to finish even if you have to crawl on your knees."
Mimi smiled as