This Naruto is A Bit Too Evil

By the time Hiruzen finished his speech, Naruto had already been lying in the classroom for more than half an hour.

He sat by the window in the last row, the bright sunlight casting a golden glow on his hair, giving him an air of youthful vitality.

Hiruzen's voice was so loud that even inside the classroom, Naruto could clearly hear every word. Clearly, some unconventional method had been used to amplify the volume.

Sometimes, Naruto couldn't understand how the Will of Fire could brainwash people into such a state of fervor.

'Just a few verbal 'inspirational quotes,' which are not even substantial enough to be called theories, could make people so obsessed. Even pyramid schemes knew to give their recruits some benefits first. But this Will of Fire managed to convince seven- and eight-year-olds to willingly go to war, with their parents' approval, without any tangible incentives. It was like a Genjutsu.'

'Or perhaps it was because the Ninja World lacked compulsory education. The lower the level of knowledge, the more believable the Will of Fire became?'

Naruto continued to space out in his seat. He had been focusing intensely on mastering the Flying Thunder God Technique, and his sleep schedule had been completely disrupted. School life could be a rare chance to relax, but his peace was shattered by a noisy voice.

"This guy, he's really hiding in the classroom. Not only is he disgusting, but he's also so rude!"

"Toya, keep your voice down. Don't you remember what Hokage-sama said?"

"Yes, and he's... that. My aunt saw it with her own eyes."

"Am I wrong? Hokage-sama was still giving his speech, and this guy just ran off. If it weren't for Hokage-sama, he would've been driven out of the village long ago."

Naruto didn't need to think hard to know this conversation was about him.

But when he heard it, he couldn't help but feel a sense of nostalgia. After all, it had been a long time since he'd heard such comments. He lifted his head and glanced to the side.

Three boys were sitting near the door, looking in his direction.

'The one in the middle, with a smug expression, was probably the one named Toya. It couldn't be the other two, who looked timid and submissive.'

"Hey, you disgusting freak, what are you looking at?!"

Seeing Naruto glance their way, the one called Toya stood up and pointed at him, shouting angrily.

'This kid was probably spoiled rotten at home or had grown up as a brat with no sense of boundaries. He acted like he feared nothing, completely ignoring the warnings other kids had received from their families to stay away from me. This guy was truly one of a kind.'

Looking at Tōya's cannon-fodder appearance, Naruto couldn't help but think of the 'spiritual youths' from his previous life.

After Hiruzen's speech ended, the students began filing back into the classroom. Toya's outburst naturally drew everyone's attention, and suddenly, the four of them became the center of attention.

Feeling the spotlight on him, Toya couldn't help but feel a twisted sense of satisfaction and shouted again.

"What are you looking at, you orphan with no parents!"

"If it weren't for Hokage-sama's kindness, treating everyone in the village like family, you ungrateful brat would've been kicked out of Konoha long ago."

As soon as Toya finished his tirade, whispers broke out among the students.

"He's... so brave."

"Uh... won't he get eaten by that thing?"

"My mom said that guy can really turn into a demon fox."

Toya, seeing the fear on his classmates' faces, puffed out his chest and declared, "Don't be scared. We're in the Academy. Hokage-sama will protect us. If he dares to hurt us, Hokage-sama will definitely kick him out of the village."

"Haha, this is hilarious."

Naruto couldn't hold it anymore, his lips curling into a faint smile as he spoke calmly: "Do you think you're important or something? "

As he spoke, he raised his right hand, forming a finger-gun gesture and pointing it at the boy named Toya.

This action startled the other children, who didn't understand what Naruto was doing. But Toya, feeling insulted, immediately turned red with rage, breathing heavily like an angry bull.

"I'm going to break your fingers!"

"Naruto, Naruto, calm down!"

Inside the sealed space, Minato couldn't help but speak up. The other two also looked uneasy.

The seal space was connected to Naruto's inner world. Whenever Naruto's darker emotions grew stronger, the space would twist and darken. Now, the space was beginning to distort, with rust creeping up the seal's gate. The three of them were visibly shaken, while Kurama continued to happily read its novel.

Although the kid called Toya's words were indeed harsh, which make even Minato felt the urge to teach the kid a lesson, he still hoped Naruto would exercise some restraint.

Naruto ignored Minato's plea. Watching Toya approach, a wicked smile spread across his face, 'Kids these days are so impulsive.'

"Bang!"

Naruto softly mimicked the sound of a gunshot. Suddenly, a fierce wind swept through the classroom, blowing in countless leaves from outside and rushing toward Toya.

"What is this?"

Toya instinctively raised his arms to shield his eyes from the dust and debris.

After a long time, Toya felt that the wind stopped, and after putting down his hands, his face twisted with anger.

"You..."

His words caught in his throat as his eyes widened in terror.

Countless red foxes emerged from the shadows behind Naruto, pouncing on Toya and tearing into him. His body, eyes, and internal organs were all being devoured. Fortunately, a child's willpower wasn't strong enough to endure the pain for long. The Genjutsu soon overwhelmed him, and he passed out from the agony.

Although Toya was just a kid, Naruto had no patience for this kind of behavior. And so, before the first class even began, Naruto was called to the teacher's office for a 'chat'.

As Naruto followed a grim-faced Iruka out of the classroom, no one dared to whisper about him anymore.

The once-boastful Toya now lay on the floor, writhing in pain, screaming, and eventually foaming at the mouth before falling unconscious. The sight left the six-year-olds traumatized, a stark reminder not to mess with Naruto.