Fortunately, Kaguya had not spent long coming out to see Naruto and Hinata, so the flames had not spread and set the house on fire.
After washing the pot with tap water and putting the carbonized substance giving off a lethal smell into a plastic bag, tying it up, and throwing it away, Naruto grew unusually serious and earnestly instructed Kaguya:
"Grandmother Kaguya, you've only just started learning to cook. You have to start properly with the basics."
The last person who had skipped the basics had nearly solo-killed the First Hokage, the Second Hokage, and Madara Uchiha.
Hashirama: o(╥﹏╥)o
After Naruto had a very stern, important talk with Kaguya, she became deeply aware of her problem.
It turned out that controlling the heat was important when cooking.
It seemed she would have to pay more attention to that from now on.
Black Zetsu, who was slumped over the table, had initially wanted to stop Naruto when he saw him lecturing Kaguya.
Who did Naruto think he was? He was merely the reincarnation of his great mother's grandson.
But when he realized Naruto was teaching Kaguya to cook, the charcoal he had eaten that morning resurfaced in his mind. His lips moved, but in the end, he said nothing.
After their talk ended, Naruto took the initiative to enter the kitchen, switched to a good pot he carried with him, and began stir-frying with a clatter.
Scrambled eggs with tomatoes, braised fish, and vegetable soup.
The three dishes were brought to the table, mainly for Kaguya and Black Zetsu, since he and Hinata had already eaten out.
Looking at the golden eggs soaked in the sweet, fresh tomato juices, Black Zetsu suddenly shed tears.
Outside, Indra and Asura watched their uncle cry and sighed inwardly.
"He hasn't had it easy