Uzuki Yugao's sleep was very unusual.
In her dream, she was still entangled with the person pretending to be Hayate. How could this be happening to her?
As the dream ended with the fake Hayate, Uzuki Yugao woke up.
This memory replayed vividly in her mind. 'No, how can I be thinking about this? I obviously love Hayate,' she thought, shaking her head to dispel the troubling thoughts. 'I would be betraying Hayate if I continue like this.'
Suddenly, a voice came from the window, startling Uzuki Yugao. "Hey, it looks like you slept well. You're sweating," said the voice.
Uzuki Yugao turned her attention to the window and saw the man who looked like Moonlight Hayate sitting there, grinning evilly.
"It's you!" Uzuki Yugao immediately recognized him—the one who had taken her virginity. In an instant, she grabbed the sword beside her and lunged at Sasuke. But Sasuke didn't just stand there; he swiftly stepped forward and grabbed her wrist. Uzuki Yugao's wrist was so thin that it felt like one hand could wrap around it completely.
"Let go!" Uzuki Yugao shouted as she tried to kick Sasuke with a left whip kick. However, her speed was too slow for Sasuke. Before she could strike, he had already caught her leg.
Then Sasuke pulled her leg, causing Uzuki Yugao's leg to rest on his shoulder. Their positions were now highly suggestive, as if they were playing a twisted game.
Uzuki Yugao noticed the awkwardness of their position, and her face turned red. She tried to pull her leg back but couldn't, leaving her face-to-face with Sasuke in this compromising posture.
Sasuke couldn't help but exhale, blowing warm air onto her face. Uzuki Yugao blushed even more, her body beginning to weaken, and the sword in her hand dropped to the ground.
Sasuke then pushed her down onto the floor, leaving them in a compromising position.
"Don't worry, I came to bring you happiness today," Sasuke said as he lowered her leg and sat on her body, using one hand to restrain her wrists.
"You beast! Let me go, or I'll kill you!" Uzuki Yugao shouted, struggling against him.
But Sasuke didn't respond with words. Instead, he took out a rope and tied her hands, then placed her on the bed. Realizing what she was facing, Uzuki Yugao cried out, "What are you going to do?!"
Sasuke smiled and replied, "What do you think?"
As he canceled his transformation, revealing his true identity, Uzuki Yugao heard his real voice and finally recognized him.
Uzuki Yugao's voice wavered between soft and loud, betraying her true emotions as she fought him. With Sasuke's full effort, the battle ended in his victory.
"How does it feel? Isn't it wonderful?" Sasuke whispered in Uzuki Yugao's ear, his breath warm against her earlobe.
"No... no! I... don't feel comfortable!" Uzuki Yugao said stubbornly, though her trembling body betrayed her true feelings.
"Really? Then I'll do it again," Sasuke said, placing his hand on her body, ready for another round.
"Don't... don't! I can't take anymore!" Uzuki Yugao quickly refused, realizing she wouldn't survive another round.
"Are you sure? You don't seem satisfied with my strength. I should show you one more time," Sasuke teased, pretending to start again.
"I'm satisfied... I'm satisfied, okay?" Uzuki Yugao finally gave in, unable to endure more.
"Alright, let's stop for today. I'll come back tomorrow," Sasuke said, regretfully holding back his desire for another round, knowing it would only cause more trouble.
"What? Come back tomorrow?!" Uzuki Yugao exclaimed, fear gripping her heart.
"Why? Are you looking forward to it?" Sasuke asked with a smirk.
"Who's looking forward to it? Stop talking nonsense!" Uzuki Yugao replied, trying to sound firm. But deep down, she felt a conflicting mix of fear and anticipation, though her pride wouldn't let her admit it.
Eventually, Sasuke left Uzuki Yugao's house. Exhausted, Uzuki Yugao was left alone with her thoughts. As she reflected on the events, she felt a sense of betrayal toward Hayate. This guilt weighed heavily on her, yet she couldn't deny the excitement she felt.
She questioned herself: 'What's wrong with me? Why do I have these strange feelings?' She tried to comfort herself, convincing herself that everything happened because of her lack of strength, and she didn't truly want to betray Hayate.
However, as night fell, guilt flooded her heart, making it hard to sleep. In the end, she could only find rest by trying to convince herself otherwise.
In the following days, Sasuke continued his routine—training Sakura and the others during the day, tormenting Uzuki Yugao in the afternoon, and spending the evenings with Kurenai, deepening their relationship. Life seemed blissful for him.
Meanwhile, hidden in the shadows, Shimura Danzo's mind was filled with thoughts of Sasuke. Recently, rumors had spread about Sasuke's sudden growth, with some suggesting that he had practiced a secret ninjutsu to accelerate his development.
How could someone like Danzo, the shadow of the ninja world, not take notice?
"This ninjutsu is perfect for cultivating ROOT operatives. It's a waste to leave it with that Uchiha brat—it should be under my control!" Danzo muttered excitedly from the shadows.
'God is truly helping me,' Danzo thought. 'With this ninjutsu, Hiruzen, how can you ever hope to challenge me?'
He envisioned the possibilities—if he could master this ninjutsu, he could create a squad of Chunin or even Jonin. The potential was limitless.
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