Actually Drew This?

Outside the villa.

Hanabi, who had just arrived, watched Naruto and Jiraiya disappear into the distance. She blinked her long eyelashes in confusion, then ran into the villa on her small feet.

"Sister, sister, what did Naruto do with Jiraiya?" Hanabi ran into the house and looked at Hinata with a puzzled expression.

"They went to the Hokage Rock. Jiraiya wanted to take Naruto as his disciple, but Naruto refused." Hinata said, getting some food from the kitchen and heading upstairs.

"He refused? Why? Jiraiya is one of the Legendary Sannin, you know. I've heard many people want to be his disciple, but none of them have the chance."

Hanabi spoke, she stepped over to Hinata's side and followed her up to the second floor.

"It seems Naruto doesn't like Jiraiya's ability. Naruto just used a very powerful ability that even surprised Jiraiya."

Hinata thought of the Wind Release: Rasenshuriken from earlier. Although she didn't understand how powerful this Ninjutsu was, even Jiraiya was surprised, so it was obviously not an ordinary Ninjutsu.

"Sister, Naruto is very strong, but he's definitely much weaker Jiraiya. I heard from Father that many clans have tried to use their connections to have their juniors become Jiraiya's disciples, but they've all been rejected."

"Now Jiraiya values Naruto so much, this is definitely a great opportunity. Don't miss it, as it will be a huge help to Naruto and your sister."

Hanabi continued speaking, her fair little hand tugging at Hinata's sleeve.

"Huh? This is a big help to me?" Hinata a little dazed, her little brain not quite processing what was going on.

"Sister, you're so naive. You've already met each other's parents, so you're bound to be together in the future. But you're the eldest daughter of the Hyuga Clan. Although the clan members won't say anything, those ignorant commoners will definitely gossip."

"If Naruto becomes Jiraiya's disciple, everyone will definitely have an advantage in terms of status just by hearing that he is Jiraiya's disciple."

Hanabi looked at the adorable Hinata and shook her head helplessly, feeling that her older sister was really too stupid.

"Huh? Is that so? But... but I don't want to interfere with Naruto's decision, after all, Naruto doesn't want to be Jiraiya's disciple." Hinata said, her head lowered.

"It's not interference, it's a good thing, it's beneficial for both of you. Sister, you can't always listen to Naruto, it feels like he's sold you out and you don't even know it." Hanabi rolled her eyes at Hinata helplessly.

"Naruto would never betray me." Hinata clenched her little fist confidently, then hesitated for two seconds before speaking again.

"I'll listen to Naruto; his choice is definitely the right one."

"Elder sister!"

Hanabi was truly at a loss this time. She felt that her older sister was adorably clumsy, and it would be such a pity to miss such a good opportunity. She was worried about her sister.

"Never mind, I'll go talk to Naruto. You're so indecisive, sister."

Hanabi shook her head helplessly, very worried about her sister's happiness, and then, with her slender legs, quickly ran out of the villa.

Although she was young, she was quite fast, and in just a short while, she arrived at the area below the Hokage Rock.

However, just as she was about to continue running forward, intending to reach the top of the Hokage Rock, something unexpected happened.

Bang!

A dull thud suddenly came, startling Hanabi who was running. She didn't notice and bumped her head into a big tree next to her.

"It hurts so much."

Hanabi rubbed her aching head, feeling like she'd had the worst day ever.

I've been working so hard to bring happiness to my sister, but before I could even get things done, I ran into trouble myself.

Dejected, Hanabi pouted, then dusted herself off before continuing her run towards the top of the Hokage Rock.

She was very curious about what had happened on the Hokage Rock that was making such a tremor.

"Did Naruto anger Jiraiya?"

Hanabi secretly guessed, but she only thought about it casually, because the Hokage Rock was right in front of her, and she quickly ran to the top of the Hokage Rock.

But.

After she passed through the swirling dust, she saw Jiraiya standing there Jiraiya dumbfounded.

"Huh? Lord Jiraiya, what are you doing here all by yourself? Where's Naruto?" Hanabi asked, puzzled.

"They've... they've left."

Jiraiya spoke blankly, his eyes still staring blankly ahead.

"He's gone? Did Naruto throw a tantrum? Lord Jiraiya, don't be angry. Naruto doesn't mean any harm; he's a very nice person, and he's an excellent cook. If you were to take him on as your apprentice, you'd definitely be in for a treat."

Hanabi was worried that Jiraiya accept Naruto a disciple, so she hurriedly tried to persuade him with earnest words.

But it would have been better if she hadn't said anything. As soon as she did, Jiraiya's expression completely changed from being stunned to feeling depressed and heartbroken.

Moreover, the more Hanabi tried to persuade him, the more heartbroken Jiraiya became.

Quite a while.

Jiraiya felt a pang of sadness upon hearing this, and he raised his hand to stop him, saying, "Stop talking, I won't take him as my disciple."

"Why? Naruto really didn't mean to make you angry, please calm down." Hanabi panicked when she heard this, her little face full of worry.

"It's not about being angry," Jiraiya said again, but his voice was tinged with frustration.

Thinking about the terrifying talent Naruto had just displayed, and the being he had summoned in an instant, Jiraiya felt extremely uncomfortable.

After years of training, becoming one of the Daimyo Legendary Sannin, it's truly unacceptable that Naruto could catch up to him in Summoning Technique so quickly.

A frustrated Jiraiya and said, "I'm not qualified to teach him, I'm not qualified."

"Not qualified? Why?" Hanabi was dumbfounded, somewhat confused about what was going on.

"Because... never mind, you can go back and ask Naruto. I'm leaving, I need to find somewhere to be quiet."

Jiraiya sighed, quickly disappeared, leaving Hanabi big eyes blinking, her little head looking a little confused.

"What's going on?"

Hanabi scratched her head, sensing that things were taking a strange turn.

"Let's go back and ask Naruto. It seems something serious has happened, otherwise Jiraiya wouldn't have that expression."

Hanabi, full of curiosity, turned her lithe body and ran quickly towards the villa.

Small villa.

Naruto has returned and is sitting on the sofa checking his Experience Points.

Naruto has met many people these past few days, and his Experience Points have reached over 400. He's getting closer and closer to the Experience Points needed for the system upgrade, which makes Naruto increasingly excited.

But.

Naruto was still somewhat bothered by Hinata's lack of strength. He couldn't stand seeing his little Hinata's strength so low, so he decided to try his luck with the lottery a few more times.

"Let's give it a try. I won't do too many draws, just three a day. Hopefully, I'll get something good," Naruto muttered to himself as he began the lottery.

[Ding! Successful lottery draw! You have won a Pikachu -patterned apron.]

[Ding! Successful lottery draw! You have won a dress by Rikka Takanashi!]

[Ding! Successful lottery draw! Obtained Uchiha Clan physique, which can be perfectly fused with.]

"I actually got this?"

Naruto paused for a moment, then was overjoyed.