Reborn Naruto, I rolled my eyes to the sky

It has been more than ten days since the Chunin Exam ended, and my life is still very regular. In addition to the Twelve Earthly Branches Fundamental Seals and the Eight Gates Ninjutsu, I have also added a practice of sense deprivation, and I have also studied the development of the Rasengan with Minato.

Although my daily life has not changed much, I can clearly feel the impact of the war on Konoha. The frequency and range of alert of patrol teams and guard teams have been significantly increased, and there are fewer caravans and ninjas traveling to and from Konoha.

The most obvious thing is that the adult ninjas in the village, especially the Jonin and Chunin who are the backbone of Konoha, are active less and less in the village. They all have their own tasks and are gathering on the border between the Rain Country and the Wind Country.

With the current level of war and Konoha's strength, there is no need for underage cannon fodder ninjas to go to the battlefield. However, for the talents that the village values ​​and the geniuses that have high hopes, most of them will be sent to the battlefield for training after they have a certain ability to protect themselves, just like Uchiha Shisui and Hatake Kakashi in the future.

As the talented ninja of the current young generation of Konoha and students of Sensei Jiraiya, Shinichi, Minato and I will inevitably be unable to avoid this Ninja World War. We just don't know when and where we will be sent.

In fact, among the ninjas from various tribes who passed the Chunin examination, most of them between the ages of fifteen and eighteen have received tasks to rush to the front lines. They need to go through the trial of blood and fire to prove that they have the strength and ability to inherit the will of fire.

Minato Shinichi and I were relatively young, both just twelve years old. Although we were old enough to be independent in the ninja world, it was indeed too early to send us to the battlefield.

However, the strength of the three of us has indeed reached a certain level. Although there is no clear first and second place in this Chunin examination, through battles and actual combat, it can be seen that even among a group of adult ninjas and children of large families, the strength of the three of us is among the top five.

So I was not surprised when I received the news that the three of us formed a Chunin team and rushed to the front line at the border of the Rain Country. As Jiraiya's team members, the three of us assisted Jiraiya in handling frontline affairs and tasks.

Since the scale of the war is currently under control to a certain extent, the affairs on the border front are not handled by the senior advisers of the Third Hokage's era, but are entirely handled by Jiraiya and Orochimaru, the new generation of elite jonin of Konoha and the proud disciple of the Third Hokage Sarutobi Hiruzen.

Now the village has asked us to follow Sensei Jiraiya in the name of the Chunin team. It is obvious that they want us to learn how to handle various affairs from Sensei Jiraiya.

Moreover, as an elite jonin on the front line, Jiraiya is not one of the most powerful people in the ninja world. It is more like the greater the ability, the greater the tasks and dangers he will have to bear.

We will naturally receive sufficient training by following Master Jiraiya. After all, the battlefield is the best teacher for ninjas. Only then can we better become the pillars of Konoha in the future. Of course, the premise of all this is to survive the war.

Ninja is a profession that puts mission first. After receiving the mission, we needed to set out to report to the front line at the border of Rain Country early the next morning. There were nearly ten teams with us this time.

However, they all have a standard configuration, that is, one jonin leading three chuunins. The jonin leading our team is naturally Jiraiya, so our team is complete only after arriving at the front line.

It was already afternoon when we received the mission, so we stopped our actual training and went back home to pack our bags and get ready.

People in the ninja world have become accustomed to missions and wars, because there have not been many peaceful days in the short history of the ninja world, whether in the Warring States period before the appearance of Princess Otsutsuki Kaguya, or in the era when ninjas appeared after the Six Paths Sage founded the Ninja Sect.

It is difficult for people who have never seen a peaceful era to imagine what an era without war and struggle is like. So although my mother was a little worried about my upcoming mission to the border of the Rain Country, she was more happy for my talent and the village's recognition of me.

For her, it is natural for ninjas to carry out missions and defend Konoha. For example, my father has been on a mission outside for more than a month, and I heard that he was seriously injured.

Although my sister did not go to the border front, as a Konoha Genin, after a large number of ninjas in the village went to the border, she took on a lot of tasks and ran around in the village, and also made contributions to Konoha.

Although I don't think that mission first is the creed of the ninja, I still need to abide by these rules until I am strong enough to challenge the rules of the entire ninja world.

What's more, the battlefield is indeed a place to improve strength and temper oneself. My current step-by-step practice has also reached a bottleneck. I need to continue to break through myself in actual combat on the battlefield so that I can truly control my own destiny.