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Soul Fire a NaruHina fan fic Volume 5 Chapter 46: Opinions The hidden tree house had been unusually quiet all day. Even the resident’s gruelling outdoor training sessions had been a subdued affair. The three ninja had each been keeping to themselves as much as they could. It seemed all were feeling rather uneasy after the events of the previous night. It was mid-afternoon now, and it was time for the teenagers’ weekly medical examinations. Hinata was in the living room waiting for her turn while Hitomi checked on Naruto. The infirmary door had been left open, and even though she tried not to, the girl couldn’t help but h

Soul Fire a NaruHina fan fic Volume 1 Chapter 1: First spark The noon day sun shone softly through the windows of Hinata's hospital room. It had been three days since she had awoken back in Konoha after her mission to the Land of Lightning. Though she and her team had recovered the stolen scrolls from the three rogue cloud ninja, the mission had been far from easy. Reaching for the glass of water beside her hospital bed, Hinata was reminded why she was there. She winced, clutching her abdomen as she felt fire shoot through her left side. The pain wasn't nearly as bad as it had been; at least she could walk around now without too much disco

Soul Fire a NaruHina fan fic Volume 2 Chapter 14: Friends in need. Broken rays of sunshine cut through the clouds, trying to warm the village of Konoha. The young man dragged his feet as he wandered through the streets. His black chunin vest hung open, letting in the cool morning breeze. Hands thrust in his pockets, he shuffled along aimlessly. "Man I'm bored," he announced to nobody in particular. In fact, he'd been bored an awful lot lately, though it certainly wasn't from a lack of missions. Ever since he'd come back from the Land of Water he'd been on almost twice as many as usual. All he'd been doing for the last several weeks was t

Soul Fire a NaruHina fan fic Volume 3 Chapter 22: Beating hearts "So you're saying that all three members of team Kurenai are in critical condition, thanks to this Naoki?" the Hokage said as she looked over the two ninja before her, "and Naruto along with them." Kakashi and Sakura didn't answer, though they knew she didn't expect them to. Both were exhausted after carrying their comrades all the way back to the village, barely taking any time to rest. Kakashi stood with slumped shoulders, his hands in his pockets as usual. His one eye looked back at the Hokage wearily. Sakura was blinking more than usual, struggling to keep her eyes open.

Soul Fire a NaruHina fan fic Volume 4 Chapter 31: Hunted The morning light touched his eyelids, and Naruto groaned unhappily. He didn't want to wake up. He was having such a good dream. He tried to go back to sleep and return to that world of candy pink and emerald green. But his mattress felt like it was made of stone and his neck and shoulders protested. He dragged his stiff, aching body out of bed and looked around groggily. Light filtered through the thin curtains of the tiny hotel bedroom. He pulled them back and peered out through the window into the clear blue sky. The sun was already climbing high and he figured it must be around

Soul Fire a NaruHina fan fic Volume 5 Chapter 41: Dust motes sparkled as they drifted lazily across the shafts of mid-morning sunlight trickling through the windows. The young woman just sat at the kitchen table and watched them float. She could hear the ever present rustling of the wind in the trees. Sometimes she just liked to lie on her bed and listen to it. It was so calming. Hinata loved living there in the tree house. It was quiet and peaceful, and free of all the stresses of her old life. Here, nobody tried to compare her to anyone else. There was nobody that condemned her, or judged her. It was just her and Hitomi and Naruto. She

Soul Fire a NaruHina fan fic Volume 3 Chapter 46: For their masters Finally the boy's fitful campfire brought the water to a boil. He poured the perfect amount without needing a measure. He had the making of instant ramen down to a fine art. Normally the three minute wait was agonising for him, but this time there was a hint of apprehension as he counted down the seconds in his head. 'Three... two... one... zero.' He slowly peeled back the lid and reached for his chopsticks. The spicy aroma tickled at his nose, and his stomach growled in anticipation, but the boy paused. 'This could be it. If I lose to her again, this will be the last ram