The Birth of Kizaru's Child

To help Itachi become a normal child and keep the pressure of his clan from affecting him, Kizaru didn't have him practice any ninjutsu during the first month. Instead, he took the boy all over Konoha to have fun.

Kizaru's intention was to help Itachi recover his childlike nature through carefree happiness.

As it turned out, Kizaru's approach was sound. Under his guidance, the smiles on Itachi's face grew more frequent, and he stopped acting like a little adult who worried about everything.

However, perhaps Kizaru had gone a little too far. He gradually realized that Itachi seemed to be getting somewhat addicted to games.

Several times, while Kizaru was out shopping with Tsunade, he caught Itachi sneaking off to play games by himself at the Arcade.

What's more, Itachi had spent his saved allowance on a large number of Ninja Cards and started playing battle games with the children in the park.

Fortunately, Itachi's talent really was astonishing. Even though he spent most of his time and energy on games, he still managed to perform reasonably well, so his parents and clan members didn't notice anything amiss.

Once Kizaru realized Itachi was veering from one extreme to another, he hurriedly adjusted his teaching plan.

Though, in Kizaru's opinion, Itachi becoming a gaming shut-in was still far better than becoming the person he had been in the original story.

But Kizaru was the head of this country, and he also had to consider the feelings of the Uchiha Clan, especially Itachi's parents.

They had entrusted a perfectly good genius child to him for his education, and in just one month, he'd turned the boy into a game addict. That would be very hard to explain.

Besides, the Uchiha Clan was naturally sensitive. There was no telling if they might jump