Uchiha's Onmyoji

The sun in the sky moves up little by little, and the time reaches noon.

Hinata Hanabi, who was only 11 years old, finally walked out of the Hokage Building with several Hyuga clan members.

"Uncle Tokuma, sister Hiiragi, let's go back and have lunch." Hanabi smiled sweetly with a relaxed expression.

"Sister?" Hiiragi smiled triumphantly at Tokuma and said softly, "Hanabi-sama, according to your seniority, you should call me aunt."

"Oh, don't worry about details like this. Hiiragi-san looks like her sister." Hanabi ignored Tokuma's somewhat embarrassed expression and smiled sweeter at Hiiragi.

"Fireworks!"

A familiar voice came, and Hanabi turned her head to see Hinata running over with an anxious look on her face.

"elder sister!"

Hanabi immediately waved enthusiastically.

"Fireworks."

Hinata stopped and panted slightly, then hurriedly walked to Hanabi, looking at her worriedly.

"It's okay, Hanabi."

"It's okay, sister." Hanabi took the initiative to hold Hinata's hand, "I'm just talking to the Hokage-sama, don't worry!"

"It's fine."

Hinata smiled awkwardly at the other clan members and tightened her hold on Hanabi's hand.

"I'm sorry, Hanabi." The blush on her face from running over in a hurry had faded away, and she was now a little pale. "It's all because my sister is useless..."

"sister!"

Hanabi raised her voice to interrupt Hinata's words and pulled her forward.

"Let's go! I'm hungry."

"Okay." Hinata smiled reluctantly, "Let's go back first."

Hinata held Hanabi's little hand and walked down the street, but her mind was full of confusion.

Father.

The father she feared, admired, and loved fell just like that.

This made Hinata, who had never dared to disobey her father since she was a child, unable to believe her eyes.

Hinata has always had complicated feelings about her family.

It was okay when she was younger. Since Hanabi was born, her mother passed away due to illness, and her serious father never let her feel the warmth of home.

The heavy expectations and disappointments that have been placed on her since childhood have always left her breathless.

So when she was very young, she left her clan and ran outside again and again.

Even though she would be scolded and asked for more training after she returned, the little girl would always be happy with it.

Due to her nature, her character is not suitable to be the next leader of the family, and she has never grown into what her father wanted to see.

The disappointments again and again, those reprimands and regretful sighs made her character become more and more cowardly.

When her younger sister Hanabi gradually grew up, she felt very happy. Her younger sister's existence made her finally feel the real family affection again.

In the competition between Hanabi and Hanabi to decide the heir, she could not convince herself to hurt her sister no matter what.

That is not a simple difference in talent, but a natural difference in personality.

Maybe her father also saw this and was completely disappointed in her.

As a ninja clan, the Hyuga clan cannot accept a clan leader with a weak character.

After losing the competition and losing her identity as the heir of the clan, apart from the fear of facing her father's disappointment and censure, she even felt some secret joy deep in her heart.

At that moment she realized her true inner thoughts. It turned out that she had been running away from responsibilities and pressure. She never had her own wishes and was only bound by the expectations of adults.

At the same time, she couldn't help but feel guilty about her sister.

As an older sister, she escaped from her responsibilities and handed over the burden of carrying the clan to her younger sister.

This mentality made her unable to face Hanabi for a time.

As she begins to attend ninja school and is divided into different classes after graduation, the sisters gradually drift apart from each other.In addition to caring for each other, she avoided learning more about Hanabi's growth.

Since when, Hanabi has grown into something that even her sister doesn't understand.

Hinata felt the warmth in her hand and turned to look at the confident smile on Hanabi's face.

I'm really bad at it.

Last night, when the incident happened, I could only hold my sister and tremble at a loss, but Hanabi, my sister, stood up bravely.

When she saw Hanabi's young yet courageous figure in front of her, she felt ashamed at that moment.

Hanabi made an unexpected choice, and Hinata knew that her sister did it for herself.

As the heir to the clan who was carefully cultivated by his father, Hanabi chose to stand on the opposite side of his father.

Thinking of what Hanabi said unintentionally some time ago, Hinata understood that Hanabi had already had this idea.

Hanabi spoke confidently in front of her clan members, easily convincing everyone that she could lead the Hyuga clan to a new future.

It's so small, yet so dazzling.

As for her cowardice and incompetence, she could only stand aside in shame.

She spent a sleepless night with her eyes open until today, thinking all the time.

It can't go on like this.

As an older sister, she always had her younger sister standing in front of her. The feeling made her so ashamed that she was speechless.

But what can I do?

The confident and dazzling Hanabi is obviously more suitable to stand in front of her clan than herself.

In addition to being proud of her, I can't help but feel worried for her.

Hanabi has chosen her side, and the clan is now basically under control of the situation.

However, there are still many members of the Hyuga clan who are not in the village due to various tasks, and Hanabi will face counterattacks from those people at any time.

And father, if that man finds an opportunity to turn defeat into victory, can Hanabi bear his anger?

After hearing the news that Teacher Hong and her companions had come, she walked out of the house confused and came to the teacher and her companions.

Then, Teacher Hong had a private conversation with her.

"I have basically understood the situation." Hong's expression was a little complicated. "I'm sorry about what happened to the Hyuga clan, but the teacher can't interfere."

"No." Hinata shook her head, "I'm just worried about Hanabi."

"I understand."

Hong smiled softly. After spending several years together day and night, she knew her student well and could guess her thoughts.

"You are blaming yourself, Hinata." She stretched out her hand to straighten Hinata's messy long hair, "I want to protect my sister, but I feel powerless."

"Yes." Hinata clenched her fists, "Hanabi... did this for me, but I couldn't help her."

"There must be." Hong said firmly.

"There must be something you can do." Hong looked at Hinata reassuringly, "Think carefully, Hinata, you can find the answer."

Thinking of this, a soft smile appeared on Hinata's lips and she held Hanabi's hand tightly.

Thank you, Teacher Hong, I have found the answer.

"elder sister?"

Feeling Hinata's hand tighten, Hanabi raised her head and looked at her questioningly.

"fine."

Hinata smiled softly, just like her mother once smiled.

"Come on, aren't you hungry?"

"Ah."

Hanabi stared at Hinata's smile and tilted her head.

Something is wrong with my sister.

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