Naruto: A Brand-New Naruto Uzumaki
Chapter 57

Naruto and Kazahana Koyuki

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They continued onward into the vast cavern tunnel. Icicles hung throughout the gloomy passage, and even after traveling for more than ten minutes, they still saw no light.

The sled convoy finally emerged from the tunnel. The director got out and called for everyone to prepare for filming.

As the staff made preparations, an assistant hurried over in a panic. "Bad news, bad news, Director! Something terrible has happened!"

"What is it this time?!" the director asked helplessly.

The assistant nearly broke down. "Yukie—no... Princess Koyuki ran away again!"

"What?" Every member of the crew was instantly dumbfounded.

Naruto, Kakashi, Sasuke, and Sakura were still in the vehicle, discussing the Snow Ninja's methods of attack and how to counter them.

Kakashi said, "The Land of Snow's Chakra Armor can form a chakra barrier against ninjutsu attacks. Besides that, even after being caught in genjutsu, the Chakra Armor can help the Snow Ninja return to normal."

Naruto said, "It's not like ninjutsu is useless. My Wind Release Rasengan nearly shattered that Snow Ninja's Chakra Armor before. They wouldn't dare take my Big Ball Rasengan head-on. The component at the center of their Chakra Armor's chest is probably its energy core. If we destroy that core, their Chakra Armor will be useless."

"Hmph... The next time we meet, we'll settle this once and for all!" Sasuke's words made Naruto and Sakura nod in agreement, their fighting spirit blazing.

Kakashi was very satisfied with the state of his three students and smiled with narrowed eyes.

Suddenly, Sandayu came running over in a hurry. "Bad news, bad news, Mr. Kakashi! Naruto! Her Highness the princess ran away again!"

"Ha..." Sasuke, Sakura, and Kakashi all wore deadpan expressions.

Sakura complained, "This princess is really hard to deal with!"

Whoosh!

Naruto was the first to throw

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