Chapter 35 Studying with Hanabi

Luo Yi wasn't sure if he had fallen asleep or not. He just felt torn between worry and confusion. Soon, the sound of birds singing could be heard outside the window, and it was already completely light.

I could also hear movement in the corridor inside the house, starting with the sound of a door opening.

"Good morning, Miss."

"Good morning…"

"You look a little listless. Did you not get enough rest last night?"

"Um... No, I slept well. It's just that my sister went on a mission and Luo Yi didn't come home..."

"As for Lord Luo Yi, he returned early this morning. He should be resting in his room now. Wait for him... Hey, Second Miss?"

The sound of footsteps came closer and closer.

There was the sound of a door opening again, this time it was the door to his own room.

Luo Yi could guess without opening his eyes that the little girl must be standing at the door, not daring to believe her eyes; finally, after making sure that he was back, she would tiptoe and carefully close the door and let him sleep until he woke up naturally...

"Da da…"

Ok?

"puff--"

"Oh my god..."

Since Luo Yi was sleeping on his side facing the window, when he faced the 60-pound impact of the little girl, his slender old waist made a terrifying cry.

Who told you that you could meet someone after a long separation (a week) by jumping on him and sitting on his waist, and it was a sudden attack when he was completely unprepared.

Fortunately, my body is 20 years younger. If I were nearly years old in the old world and got hit like this, I would probably go straight to the hospital.

"Luo Yi... Luo Yi..." Hua Huo obviously didn't realize that the invincible boy in her impression was almost killed by her alone. She just muttered softly with her face buried in his chest through the quilt.

"Hey...what's wrong, Fireworks?" Seeing the little girl's exaggerated reaction, Luo Yi knew that he couldn't sleep, so he simply sat up.

Then I saw a middle-aged maid standing at the door with a smile on her face.

You're still addicted, right?

"Luo Yi, you're too slow... I've been waiting for a long time, and my sister has gone out and won't be home tonight... I'm a little, a little..." Hua Huo hung her head and pouted her little mouth, half complaining and half acting coquettishly.

This is not right. Where is the little girl who was full of self-esteem at the beginning?

"I'm sorry, Hanabi. The mission we encountered was a little troublesome. I just came back halfway." Luo Yi stroked the top of the little girl's head. "How have you been these days?"

When he had just arrived home a few hours ago, Luo Yi had asked the members of the Hyuga family about Hanabi's daily routine for the week.

The eighth team that my sister Hinata belongs to has been doing D-level tasks for several days longer than their seventh team. It was only two days ago that they tried to complete a C-level task, which seemed to be going to a remote mountain village to hunt wild animals that were endangering the people.

This mission is indeed suitable for the Eighth Team, which has excellent reconnaissance capabilities. However, considering the round-trip journey and hunting activities, it would be considered efficient if it could be completed within a week.

On average, a C-rank mission would take up at least a week of the time of a jonin and three genin. Would Konoha really not lose money on such a commission?

Fortunately, Luo Yi chose to be a little brave and take the risk to go back to Konoha. According to the description of the Hyuga family member in the early morning, Hanabi could still endure the first night when Hinata did not come home, but she could not bear it on the second night.

On the third night, which was last night, it was said that the little girl went to bed very late. Judging from her sleeping posture, her sleep quality was probably not very high.

It's hard to imagine whether the fireworks would be damaged if he didn't come back today.

Am I more afraid of loneliness than I expected, or is it just because I am still young? When I grow up... it seems that I will get along better with the next generation when I grow up.

I remember the class monitor of the Ninja School in Grandpa Bo's class, "Jiangsu Sumire", a cute little girl with purple pigtails, who followed Hanabi when she first became a Genin.

...

Breakfast time at the Hinata household.

"I see. I will report to Hokage later about the situations encountered by Team 7." Hiashi took a sip of his morning tea. In between sips of tea, he stole a glance at his little daughter who seemed calm but was actually excited. She was completely different from the depressed girl yesterday morning.

It’s still a little cold in the spring mornings, and my heart is cold.

"I can go, no need to trouble you to make a trip." Luo Yi originally intended to visit the Hokage to ask about the issues of time and space ninjutsu.

If only we could open a teleportation anchor point in front of Hinata's house...

"It's just a side note. It's rare for you to come back, so please spend more time with Hanabi." After saying this, Rizu felt a pang of pain in his old father's heart.

I knew this day would come sooner or later, but I didn't expect it to come so early.

While Luo Yi agreed, he also stole a glance at Hua Huo and found that the little girl, although still very young, was already learning how to press the corners of her mouth.

After breakfast, Hiashi hurried out the door and headed straight to the Hokage's office.

Originally, a mission that was barely handleable by a newcomer at C-rank suddenly became a B-rank mission that required strength and experience. It was not a small matter, but it was not serious enough to require direct reporting to the Hokage.

The reason for such importance is naturally because of the special nature of the Team 7 member, Naruto.

Maybe with Sasuke as well.

"Luo Yi Luo Yi, what should we do today?" After her father left, Huo Huo stopped pretending and shook someone's shoulder energetically.

"Practice? Wait, I will not die suddenly after running all night and practicing right after that..." Luo Yi was a little scared.

I remember when I was a student, I was exhausted after sitting on the train for a whole night, let alone running after the train for a whole night.

"Then read a book?" Hua Huo seemed to not care what to do.

Luo Yi’s return was almost better than... no, just a little bit better than her sister coming back, just a little bit.

"Oh, yes, could you please teach me the language of this world, Hua Huo?" Luo Yi was also helpless. Why could language allow communication without any obstacles, but words were completely confusing?

The God of Time Travel is too imprecise and deserves severe criticism.

"Okay." Hanabi took his hand and walked towards the study, her movements being incredibly natural.

On the other hand, a certain teenager with the body of a child but the heart of an uncle has mixed feelings.

"Uh…"

"what happened?"

"No, it's okay... Let's go."

"Oh... Luo Yi is really weird."

...

As previously speculated, the characters in the Naruto world have many similarities with the Chinese characters in the original world.

For example, they are all pictographic characters, evolved from simple sketches, and have a relatively low threshold for understanding; for another example, it is necessary to remember the pronunciation because these characters represent meaning rather than sound.

The magical thing is that some characters can produce a resonance-like reaction with chakra, which seems to be the basis for many complex ninjutsu, such as the Fourth Hokage's Flying Thunder God, Kakashi's Evil Sealing Seal, and many summoning techniques.

Luo Yi tried to write "I will definitely come back" in the local language. While writing, he tried hard to integrate the chakra, and his writing was so powerful that it penetrated the paper and penetrated deeply.

It can be sensed, it can resonate (and even detonate), but it seems to have nothing to do with the desired "teleportation" effect. It can only be said to be completely unrelated.

"Luo Yi, what are you writing?" Hua Huo poked her head out curiously.

"This is a character I liked very much when I was a child. Big Gray Wolf's classic lines embody his indomitable will and his determination to come back." Luo Yi explained patiently.

The writing in the Naruto world is more like classical Chinese, where a single character can contain multiple meanings and rich information, but this also increases the difficulty of learning.

"I understand. Will of Fire!" Hanabi nodded in agreement.

Luo Yi was stunned. Mr. Gray Wolf, do you know that the children of this world recognize that you possess the Will of Fire?

Luo Yi smiled foolishly and tried to write "You didn't expect that I'm back again", but found that it was still the same as before.

"It seems I still have to ask Mr. Hokage for advice..." Space-time ninjutsu is indeed not so easy to comprehend.

"Luo Yi..." The little girl looked at the words he wrote and her tone became depressed.

"Well, what's wrong, Fireworks?" Luo Yi turned around and saw a depressed face. His previous line was full of positive energy, why did his expression suddenly change?

Is this also a special ability of children?

"Luo Yi... do you want to go back to your own world?" The little girl flattened into a puddle, lying on the desk.

She understood the words "I" and "come back" written on the paper by the boy, and mistakenly thought that he was eagerly looking for a way to go back.

Children's minds are still delicate and sensitive.

"On the contrary." Luo Ying patted her head gently, "I'm trying to figure out how to fly back quickly. If I succeed, I'll be able to see fireworks every day."

"Really?" The little girl's expression suddenly turned from gloomy to bright, with bright spots flashing in her almost pure white eyes.

shining.

Seeing this, Luo Yi felt an inexplicable sense of guilt in his heart.

Just as he was about to say "really", hurried footsteps were heard in the corridor.

"Luo Yi, I heard that you were kidnapped in the Kingdom of Waves?" As the situation was urgent, Rizu pushed the door open and walked in.

"Ah? Me?" Luo Yi pointed at himself.