Naruto Stops the War

After bidding his friends a friendly farewell, Naruto suddenly thought of Hinata.

The Hinata of this world possessed the Tenseigan. Not only was her strength extraordinary, but her intelligence was completely different as well.

If she could help him end the war too, then perhaps there would be a way.

But Naruto had become smarter now. He remembered that whenever Hinata saw him, she would think of the day the Hyuga Clan was wiped out and faint, so he decided to find someone to pass along a message.

Kiba Inuzuka had originally been the best choice. If Naruto had mentioned it to Kiba when they parted earlier, then as teammates, Kiba naturally would have had a reason to go find her.

But Naruto's earlier gathering had been comparable to a tavern speech. Although he himself had done nothing, after everyone listened to one another's remarks, they all came to some realizations.

Take Kiba, for example. After learning that Tenten intended to forge evidence and report her parents for colluding with the enemy and betraying the country, he was utterly astonished. He felt that simply sitting at home and doing nothing was far too lazy.

One should do everything within one's power and leave the rest to fate—but first, one had to actually do everything within one's power, right?

So Kiba made up his mind. He would mix a large amount of chocolate chips into the dog food being sent to the front lines.

Not only would it kill those disgusting mutts he despised, but it would also cause his mother and sister at the front to delay military operations and commit a grave mistake, leading to their execution under the military law of the tyrant Kushina.

Kiba had something so important to do, so naturally he had no time to