My Sign-in System in Naruto

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Haru frowned, initially thinking that the signing rewards and the mastery in DNF (Dungeon & Fighter) meant the same thing.

"View."

After giving an affirmative answer, a panel suddenly appeared before Haru, providing answers to his questions.

The levels were divided into four tiers: Mastery, Proficiency, Excellence, and Perfection.

Currently, his level was Proficiency, meaning he could easily learn ninjutsu up to B-rank. Excellence represented A-rank, and Perfection referred to S-rank.

However, the panel didn't indicate how he could improve.

"It seems I'll need to continue signing in to gradually earn rewards."

After the auxiliary explanation, Haru finally understood what was going on and felt excited about future sign-ins.

Ding! New sign-in task released!

No time limit. Please proceed to Ichiraku Ramen for sign-in!

Successful sign-in will grant rewards!

Ichiraku Ramen was famous in the Naruto universe.

In fact, many Naruto enthusiasts had come up with various theories about it.

For example, the owner of Ichiraku Ramen is named Ōtsutsuki Ichiraku, and his true power is said to be far beyond that of the Sage of Six Paths.

He merely grew tired of the ninja world and chose to retreat in Konoha Village, passing his time by making ramen.

"Ahem…"

Just as Haru's imagination ran wild, Iruka cleared his throat to draw everyone's attention.

"Alright, today's practical training will end here."

"It's time to go home."

With Iruka's announcement, all the students cheered and began to leave one after another.

Sasuke couldn't help but glance at Haru but said nothing, striding away with determination.

In contrast, the female students who liked Sasuke shot Haru disdainful looks.

"Alright, Senju-kun." Iruka took a deep breath and approached Haru. "Make sure to come to class on time tomorrow."

Although Iruka felt that Haru's strength and talent had far surpassed his own, this was still a direct order from the Third Hokage.

"That's truly impressive…"

Mizuki approached at this moment, trying to be friendly with Haru.

However, Haru didn't think much of Mizuki; he was not only very jealous but also had ulterior motives.

"Do you want to grab a meal together?" Mizuki invited Haru.

"Haha, Mizuki-sensei is being unusually generous today," Iruka joked.

Although Mizuki was usually kind and sunny, it was the first time Iruka had seen him invite a student to dinner like this.

"No, thanks." Haru smiled and shook his head, rejecting Mizuki's offer.

Even though he had crossed over and the Senju clan had declined,

A dying camel is still bigger than a horse.

Even without any income over the past five years, Haru was not short on money.

Not to mention that the prices here were already quite low.

In fact, the currency in Konoha was called "ryō."

Even the lowest D-rank missions paid between 500 to 1,000 ryō.

And the cheapest ramen at Ichiraku cost only 15 ryō.

In other words, even if a genin only completed two missions in a month, it would be enough to cover their living expenses.

Let alone someone like Haru, a descendant of the Senju clan.

"Ah, is that so?" Mizuki smiled, showing no sign of embarrassment. He exchanged pleasantries with Iruka before bidding farewell.

Afterward, Iruka chatted with Haru for a while before heading back to his office to sort the grades.

"Hmm?"

Haru initially planned to leave the ninja school and head straight to Ichiraku Ramen for his signing task.

But just as he turned around, he saw Naruto Uzumaki walking sadly toward the swings at the ninja school, his shadow stretching long in the sunlight.

Haru was not a cold-blooded person.

Although Naruto was the protagonist of Naruto and the hidden prince of Konoha, a character in an anime.

To the current Haru, he was a living, breathing person!

A six or seven-year-old child who had lost his parents and was scorned by the entire village!

Many times, Haru felt that if he were Naruto, he wouldn't just remain optimistic about wanting to become Hokage.

He wouldn't just shout "How many flights of stairs does it take to carry a bag of rice?" and think of himself as merciful.

A child of the Fourth Hokage, the son of a hero, forced to become a Jinchuriki for the village.

And he didn't even go into hiding; his last name was Uzumaki.

'Does he really not have any self-awareness? Doesn't he know that Naruto is Kushina's son?'

'I'm not asking you to remember the great kindness; at least treat Naruto like a normal person!'

'Is that too much to ask?'

'Even if the Nine-Tails destroyed the village, was that Naruto's fault?'

Sigh…

Haru let out a helpless sigh as he watched Naruto sitting on the swing, unable to resist walking over.

"Hey, Naruto." Haru greeted him, "Why aren't you going back?"

"Ah?"

Even Naruto was taken aback by Haru approaching him.

Although he was touched by Haru's previous support for his dream, they were just classmates.

And Haru had just defeated Sasuke in one swift move. How could someone like him possibly want to talk to him?

So, when Naruto looked at Haru standing in front of him, he was stunned.

"I… I've always wanted to have this swing to myself. Hahaha, finally, I have the chance," Naruto said, forcing a laugh as he swung the swing harder.

But soon, his stomach let out a loud growl.

In an instant, Naruto's face turned red, and he appeared somewhat embarrassed.

Seeing Naruto's forced bravado, Haru suddenly felt a mix of emotions.

"I was just about to go get ramen. Do you want to come along?" Haru paused, "It's on me."

"Really?!"

Naruto's eyes brightened immediately, and he felt a surge of excitement.

Not only was it about his love for ramen, but someone was willing to treat him!

Especially the way Haru looked at him was completely different from how others did.

It was neither cold nor distant.

However, in the next second, Naruto's mood dropped again. "Is that really okay?"

He suddenly recalled that in the past, someone had said something similar to him.

But before he could agree, that person was taken away by his parents, who warned him not to play with Naruto anymore.

"Of course it's true." Haru smiled and said, "Or do you not like ramen? That would be a shame."

"I like it! Of course, I love ramen!" Naruto shouted without hesitation.

And just a short distance away, several members of the Anbu were secretly observing them.