Shin-chan: Don't Eat Me!!!

"Genjutsu: The Hell Viewing Technique"

After he finished speaking, everyone stood frozen in place.

Kakashi found himself standing in his own backyard.

Hatake Sakumo had his back to him.

Kakashi whispered, "Dad."

Sakumo turned around, a carefree smile on his face.

"Kakashi, did Daddy do something wrong?"

Kakashi wanted to shake his head and shout, but he couldn't move his body.

Sakumo lowered his head, looking at his hands. "Was it wrong to save my comrades? The mission failed, and everyone blames me."

He looked up at Kakashi: "Kakashi, do you also think Dad was wrong?"

Kakashi felt like something was choking him.

He wanted to say no, that his father was not wrong, and that those people were unimportant.

But Sakumo had already turned around and walked away step by step into the distance.

"Dad." Kakashi's voice caught in his throat, unable to come out.

Uchiha Toru stood in a long corridor.

There were doors on both sides, one after another, stretching as far as the eye could see.

He walked forward, pushed open a door, and found it empty. He pushed open another door, and it was empty too.

He ran and pushed the doors one by one, but each door was empty.

He heard footsteps behind him and turned around. His mother stood there, her voice cold. "Xiao Che, do you know what the Uchiha Clan should do?"

Uchiha Toru opened his mouth: "Mom----"

"You didn't do a good job," Mom's voice was flat. "You didn't protect the Uchiha's reputation, you didn't show others how strong the Uchiha were, you accomplished nothing."

She turned around and walked deeper into the corridor.

Uchiha Toru reached out to grab her, but his hand slipped through her sleeve and he grasped nothing.

The corridor was empty; he was the only one left.

Shin-chan stood in a vegetable garden.

Everywhere were lush green vegetable leaves, shining so brightly in the sunlight that they were almost blinding.

He looked down at his feet and saw rows and rows of green peppers, stretching as far as the eye could see.

Shin-chan's face turned pale. "You're kidding, right?!"

He took a step back.

"Shin-chan."

Shin-chan turned around.

A giant green bell pepper stood behind him, its mouth wide open in a smile.

"Shin-chan, come and eat some green peppers."

Shin-chan's face changed. "No!"

He turned and ran.

Green Pepper chased after him, her legs thumping on the ground. "Don't run, green peppers are good for your health."

"No!" Shin-chan ran even faster. "I hate green peppers the most!"

Knock knock knock.

The green pepper chased after it closely, each step shaking the ground.

Why don't you eat green peppers?

"Because it tastes awful." Shin-chan- chan's short legs could barely keep up.

How do you know it's bad if you haven't tried it!

"I've eaten it," Shin-chan shouted, "It was awful!"

The green pepper was getting closer and closer, and its huge mouth was right behind him, its breath smelling of green pepper.

"Since you don't eat green peppers, then I'll eat you."

Green Pepper reached out and wrapped her arms around his waist, lifting Shin-chan's feet off the ground and holding them up in front of Green Pepper.

The green bell pepper opened its mouth, revealing a filling of green juice.

"No!!!"

Shin-chan was stuffed into the green pepper's mouth.

The green juice flowed into my nose, my mouth, and my eyes.

It smells awful, tastes awful, and is terrifying.

Shin-chan -chan's Chakra suddenly exploded.

The green peppers are gone, the vegetable garden is gone, but the classroom is back.

Moonlight streamed in through the window, illuminating his face.

Shin-chan- chan gasped for breath, his legs still trembling. "Green peppers really are my lifelong enemy."

The moment his Genjutsu broke, Kakashi's fingers twitched.

He heard the sound, as if it were coming from Faraway Place.

Oh right, that's Shin-chan's voice.

Kakashi suddenly remembered that Shin-chan had been talking to his father with his head tilted back that day.

After that That Night, the light returned to Dad's eyes.

Kakashi looked up at the "father" in front of him and suddenly chuckled softly, "You're not my father. My father is healed now."

The scene before me shattered like a mirror.

Uchiha Toru stood in the corridor.

His mother was gone, the corridor was empty, and he was all alone.

Just then, a voice came from the end of the corridor.

"Uchiha Toru is nothing special."

Uchiha Toru paused for a moment, then looked up.

Shin-chan stood at the end of the corridor, arms crossed, a look on his face he had never seen before. "What use are you if you can't even protect the reputation of the Uchiha?"

"Your mother doesn't want you anymore, and the people in your tribe don't want to talk to you anymore. You're all alone here, and you're nothing."

Uchiha Toru looked at him without saying a word.

Shin-chan took a step forward, his voice louder. "Even ordinary people are stronger than you, they don't need the Uchiha name, they don't need the Sharingan. What about you? What do you have left after leaving the Uchiha?"

Uchiha Toru remained silent.

Shin-chan took another step forward, tilted his head to look at him, his eyes filled with mockery. "Why aren't you saying anything? Did I hit the nail on the head? You really are nothing."

The corridor fell silent for a moment.

Uchiha Toru looked at Shin-chan in front of him and suddenly smiled.

"What are you laughing at?" Shin-chan frowned.

Uchiha Toru shook his head. "You're not Shin-chan."

Shin-chan's expression froze for a moment.

"Shin-chan wouldn't say something like that," Uchiha Toru said. "He doesn't even understand what 'commoner' means, let alone 'Sharingan'."

He looked up and gazed into the eyes of the Shin-chan in front of him.

"Besides, Shin-chan wouldn't look at me like that, nor would he say those kinds of things."

Shin-chan's expression changed; his face began to contort, like a reflection in water being shattered by a stone.

The corridor began to shake, doors fell one by one, the ceiling cracked, and light shone in through the cracks.

The classroom is back.

Two people were standing on the platform: one was Teacher Ibuki, and the other was the leader of the shadowy figures from before, who was no longer masked.

"What's going on?" Uchiha Toru's voice was still a little hoarse.

Yuhi Shinku looked at them. "This is a test."

"Just as I thought." Kakashi leaned against the table and sighed softly.

Yuhi Shinku glanced at him. "When did you find out?"

"It's strange that they're allowing students to stay overnight," Kakashi said. "During the Chunin Ninja Exams, there are so many visiting Ninja, it's unreasonable for the school to allow students to stay overnight."

Yuhi Shinku.

Kakashi continued, "The guards, the Anbu, and the patrols outside haven't made a sound at all. It's unbelievable that someone could just barge in like that."

Yuhi Shinku looked at him, remained silent for a moment, and then nodded. "Anything else?"

"That killing intent was controlled so well; it was just enough to suppress us without actually hurting anyone."

Yuhi Shinku nodded and commented, "Not bad."

Standing beside her, Teacher Ibuki chimed in, "This is a test. Those who can break free from the Genjutsu have passed."