Road to survival — Sasuke vs tenten The Crypto Crossroads 9
I was hiding behind a tree, watching the fight between Sasuke and Tenten. I couldn’t believe what I was seeing. Sasuke was my best friend and rival, but he had left the village to join Orochimaru, a rogue ninja who wanted to destroy everything. Tenten was my teammate and friend, who had always supported me and helped me train. They were both amazing ninjas, but they were on opposite sides now.
The fight was intense and fast-paced. Sasuke had activated his Sharingan, a rare eye technique that gave him an edge over any opponent. He could copy any jutsu and see through illusions. He was also a master of fire and lightning jutsus, and he could summon a giant snake to aid him in battle. Tenten was not intimidated by him, though. She specialized in weapons and scrolls, and she had a huge arsenal of them. She could use hundreds of different weapons, such as kunai, shuriken, bombs, and swords, and store them in her scrolls. She could also summon a giant fan that could create powerful wind gusts.
They exchanged blows and dodged each other’s attacks. Sasuke threw a fireball at Tenten, but she blocked it with her fan. Tenten threw a barrage of shuriken at Sasuke, but he deflected them with his sword. Sasuke unleashed a lightning bolt at Tenten, but she avoided it with a leap. Tenten unleashed a storm of weapons at Sasuke, but he evaded them with his snake. They were evenly matched, and neither of them was willing to back down.
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I wanted to stop them, but I couldn’t. I was too weak and injured from my previous fight with Orochimaru. I had barely escaped with my life, and I had lost my arm in the process. I felt helpless and frustrated. I wished I could talk to Sasuke, and make him see reason. I wished I could help Tenten, and protect her from harm. I wished I could end this war, and bring peace to the world. But I couldn’t do anything. I could only watch, and hope for the best.
The fight continued, and it became more and more brutal. Sasuke and Tenten were both bleeding and exhausted, but they didn’t give up. They pushed themselves to the limit, and unleashed their ultimate jutsus. Sasuke summoned a giant fire dragon, and Tenten summoned a giant iron maiden. They clashed with a loud roar, and a huge explosion. I closed my eyes, and prayed for a miracle.
I opened my eyes, and saw the aftermath of the explosion. The ground was scorched and cracked, and smoke filled the air. Sasuke and Tenten were lying on the ground, motionless and covered in blood. I couldn’t tell who was alive and who was dead. I felt a surge of emotion, and tears ran down my face. I wanted to run to them, and check on them. But I couldn’t move. I was too weak and injured. I felt a hand on my shoulder, and turned to see Kakashi, my sensei and mentor. He looked at me with a sad and solemn expression.
“Naruto, I’m sorry. It’s over. Sasuke won the fight. But he paid a heavy price. He lost his eye, and his arm. Tenten is dead. She fought bravely, but she couldn’t match Sasuke’s power. There’s nothing we can do now. We have to go. Come on, let’s go home.” He said, and helped me stand up.
I nodded, and followed him. I looked back at Sasuke and Tenten, one last time. I felt a pang of regret, and sorrow. I wished things could have been different. I wished we could have been friends. I wished we could have been happy.
