Naruto the Genius Naruto starts by learning Flying Thunder God

Naruto complained after returning from the mission:

"Really, it turned out to be a special festival in the valley village. I thought there would be some ninja duel or something!"

Hinata comforted Naruto and said:

"It's good this way. It saves trouble, Naruto-kun."

Then the four of them came to the office of the Third Hokage to report their missions.

So after reporting the mission, Naruto complained to the Third Hokage and said:

"Hokage, can you arrange some powerful missions?"

Seeing this, the Third Hokage said:

"Naruto, you have done so many missions. Do you know the basic situation of the missions?"

Naruto was puzzled, so the Third Hokage thought that before arranging new tasks, he should first give Naruto and the others a brief introduction to the ninja missions.

The Third Hokage put down the task scroll in his hand, looked at Naruto and the other two gently, and said slowly:

"Children, ninja tasks are divided into different levels, from D-level to S-level, and the difficulty increases successively. D-level tasks are usually some simple chores, such as helping villagers find lost items; C-level tasks are somewhat dangerous and may need to face some small groups of enemies; B-level tasks are more dangerous and may encounter stronger opponents; A-level tasks are full of huge risks, and S-level tasks are confidential operations related to the survival of the village."

Naruto listened attentively and couldn't help asking:

"What level of task did we complete this time?"

The Third Hokage smiled and said:

"The task you completed this time is initially judged to be C-level. Level, although the level of the mission is not very high, it is already a high level for you who are still new, so before you go on the mission, I repeatedly reminded you not to take it lightly, and any mission may have unexpected situations. "

Inuzuka Kiba said confidently:

"Hokage-sama, you really care about us!"

Hinata nodded slightly in agreement.

The Third Hokage continued:

"In the process of executing the mission, teamwork is crucial. You must trust your teammates and support each other to successfully complete the mission."

"Understood, Hokage-sama!"

Naruto and the other two said in unison.

The Third Hokage nodded with satisfaction, and then picked up the mission scroll again, ready to assign them new specific tasks.

Then the Third Hokage assigned Naruto and the others a C-level mission, and Naruto was unhappy when he heard it.

Naruto said, can't you assign an S-level mission?

The Third Hokage frowned slightly and said seriously:

"Naruto, S-level missions are not something you can undertake now. It requires extremely high strength, rich experience and tacit teamwork. You still need to continue to grow and hone your skills."

Naruto scratched his head and said unconvincedly:

"But Hokage, the tasks you assigned to us are not difficult at all for us. We completed them so quickly and are also working hard to grow. You should let us complete more difficult tasks, so that we can quickly be competent for S-level missions. Level mission!"

Teacher Yuhi Kurenai said hurriedly:

"Naruto, don't worry, start with this mission and do it well, one step at a time."

Inuzuka Kiba echoed:

"Yes, Naruto, let's accumulate experience first."

Hinata whispered:

"Naruto-kun, you won't be wrong to listen to the Third Hokage and Teacher Kurenai."

The Third Hokage smiled and said earnestly:

"Naruto, I believe you will be able to take on higher-level tasks in the future, but now, you must be down-to-earth, and tasks are not done according to levels, but according to needs, understand."

Naruto still refused to accept and sat there playing rogue. Seeing this, the Third Hokage had no choice but to smile helplessly and said:

"In that case, I will arrange an A for you. Level mission!"

When Naruto heard this, he immediately jumped up from the ground and shouted excitedly:

"Great! Long live Hokage!"

Yūhi Kurenai looked worried and said:

"Hokage, is this too dangerous for them?"

The Third Hokage waved his hand and said:

"Kenai, I believe in the potential of these children. This A-level mission is to escort an important person to another village. You may encounter attacks from other forces on the way. You must be careful. "

Naruto patted his chest and assured:

"Hokage, don't worry! We will definitely complete the mission!"

Inuzuka Kiba said with high morale:

"Yes, IWe will not let you down!"

Although Hinata was a little nervous, she nodded firmly.

The Third Hokage looked at their energetic appearance and said:

"Well, I wish you a smooth mission."

Then, Teacher Yuhi Kurenai took Naruto and the others out of the Hokage's office, ready to meet this arduous challenge.

Before leaving, the Third Hokage deliberately sent Uzumaki Naruto, Inuzuka Kiba, and Hyuga Hinata away in advance, and then said to Teacher Yuhi Kurenai:

"Ken, this mission is actually B Level mission..."

Teacher Yuhi Kurenai quickly understood the Third Hokage's intention, and then promised the Third Hokage that he would successfully complete the mission.

Deep in a village.

Bean-sized raindrops hit the land of the village, splashing small pieces of water.

Six men in raincoats, with heavy and firm steps, carried a coffin on their shoulders and walked slowly on the muddy path.

The rain kept flowing along the edge of the raincoat, blurring their vision, but their eyes were always focused and solemn. Every step seemed to carry an incredible weight, and the mud under their feet was splashed. The sound of "puff, puff" was heard.

Under the gloomy sky, the whole village seemed particularly quiet, with only the sound of raindrops and the heavy breathing of the men intertwined.

The coffin swayed slightly on their shoulders, as if telling the departure of life and endless sorrow.

The wind whistled and lifted the corners of their raincoats, but it could not shake their determination to move forward.

They walked step by step in the rain towards the final resting place with respect and remembrance for the deceased.

There were three other men behind the six men carrying the coffin. The man standing in the middle said with a sad face:

"Why? Why would someone as good as you die? It really makes me sad, it really makes me sad!"

The man's voice trembled in the rain, full of endless sorrow and reluctance.

Tears and rain flowed freely on the man's face, and they could no longer distinguish one from the other.