Minato Namikaze was completely dazed by that slap.
He looked at Naruto and stammered:
"You might not know who I am yet. I even gave you your name. Didn't the Third tell you anything? About the Nine-Tails, he probably wanted to keep it hidden as much as possible."
Naruto let out a cold laugh:
"Minato Namikaze, Jiraiya's disciple, the Third Hokage's grand-disciple, Konoha's hero, the Fourth Hokage?"
A proud smile appeared on Minato Namikaze's face. With all those titles laid out, his son should have felt proud of him, right?
But Naruto's face remained utterly expressionless as he spoke to him coldly:
"Eight years. Do you know how I survived those eight years? Dumping some shitty save-the-world mess onto your own son—is that what a father is supposed to do?"
"Did you ever have any idea how that precious teacher-grandfather of yours treated your son?"
With a sneer, Naruto used Kotoamatsukami to pour everything into Minato Namikaze's mind exactly as it had happened: how his identity as the Nine-Tails was exposed, while his identity as the Fourth Hokage's son was kept tightly concealed; the contempt, exclusion, and humiliation he had suffered.
Minato Namikaze's brow twisted into a knot as he forced himself to argue:
"If people knew you were my son, it might have brought even more danger—"
An expression of "just as I thought" appeared on Naruto's face as he looked at him coldly.
"Are you fucking kidding me? You were just a civilian ninja, the Yellow Flash. Could being the Fourth Hokage's son possibly be deadlier than being the Nine-Tails Jinchuriki?"
"Give you an inch and you forget your own name? My name is Naruto Uzumaki. You're a civilian ninja who doesn't even deserve to have a surname."
"Being your son was more dangerous than being the Nine-Tails