The next day, Naruto got out of bed.
He drew back the curtains, letting the warm sunlight stream in through the window.
Uncle Jiraiya had gone out early, saying something about finding the spies Orochimaru had left in the village so he could get in touch with Orochimaru.
Still, he had left Naruto breakfast before going out.
Looking at the steaming porridge in the pot, Naruto took out his little spoon and began to eat.
Less than ten minutes later, there was a gentle knock at the door.
He got up to open it, and Hinata appeared before him.
Today, Hinata wore pale purple clothes with her hair in a ponytail. She smiled at Naruto.
"Hey, didn't I give you a key to my place? Why are you still knocking?"
Naruto scratched his head. That said, a certain mischievous little sister had long since secretly made two copies of his key.
"That would be rude," Hinata told Naruto, the corners of her lips lifting.
"Mm-hmm, good point. Honestly, Karin just sticks the key in and kicks the door open every time she comes over."
Naruto nodded in agreement and complained about his troublesome little sister.
"Well, compared to Hanabi, Karin is much more outgoing."
As an older brother and an older sister, Naruto and Hinata often compared Karin and Hanabi.
Karin knew nothing about this, though.
Karin: Achoo! Why do I feel like someone's talking about me behind my back?
Although Hanabi was still young, the Hyuga Clan's strict upbringing had made her conduct more dignified.
Of course, that did not apply when she ran into a certain evil Blondie.
The Hyuga Clan's strange rules:
1. There are fewer than six people in the clan head's household, but please be sure to prepare enough food for fifty, or there will