Ninpocho Chronicles

Ninpocho Chronicles is a fantasy-ish setting storyline, set in an alternate universe World of Ninjas, where the Naruto and Boruto series take place. This means that none of the canon characters exists, or existed here.

Each ninja starts from the bottom and start their training as an Academy Student. From there they develop abilities akin to that of demigods as they grow in age and experience.

Along the way they gain new friends (or enemies), take on jobs and complete contracts and missions for their respective villages where their training and skill will be tested to their limits.

The sky is the limit as the blank page you see before you can be filled with countless of adventures with your character in the game.

This is Ninpocho Chronicles.

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Contract Search The Mountains Breathe Again

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Hon had changed. It was inevitable for him to change after that day… to this moment, he wondered if the fever dream of a sequence meeting Ziren of all people was a real occurrence or if it was simply a by-product of the Genjutsu that Aoi had put him in. Either way, it was a huge help…

Hon had a solid, feasible goal in front of him now – for the first time in his damn life, it wasn’t just all about achieving the present, conquering the present, and eliminating the present. For the first time in his life… he could start thinking about the future that he, inevitably, would leave behind in the Hidden Cloud. And the future that he desired to see for his dear village was a bright one…

But the world was cold and unforgiving, just like the sharp winds that slapped his wrists as he made his way up the taller parts of the mountain range. And most important of all – he couldn’t achieve all of his dreams on his own. He couldn’t depend on himself and himself alone for all levels of success in his life, that was such a foolish idea… while a strong shinobi, he was at the same time a weak man. And one, weak man couldn’t get far in life… that was why mankind gathered together, right? The very driving force behind the formation of their village.

Anyway… today was a special kind of mission – an investigation was sought concerning the large storm that had been brewing above the… entire country? According to many meteorologists available in the land, the storm was one of a kind, a size that hadn’t been recorded in… well… all of recorded history. Most peculiarly, the bolts of lightning from the thunderclouds never hit manmade towers or buildings, which surprised a few who resided in the capital of the Lightning Country – Kumogakure – which now boasted a handful towers of its own and sky-scraping constructs.

But lightning kept striking the mountaintops, and thus Hon was on his way up there. He didn’t fear the symbol of the entire country – he, too, embodied lightning in a way, like many Cloud Shinobi did. One of the theories was that the lightning bolts acted as beacons, so investigating one of the mountaintops was a viable idea to confirm this theory. Hon was hiding in his casual shinobi attire under a large cloak to beat back the cold winds, climbing up the precipice where the goat track had abruptly ended. Up in these mountains, he felt a sting of loneliness penetrate his heart – maybe it was the view behind him, that of a greyish cloud gathering that spanned nearly the entire damn sky. The clouds were moving fast, too… but something reminded him that it was merely a natural phenomenon. That it would pass tomorrow, and people would forget the events of today.

So he kept climbing up the mountainside… and this time, he was intent on holding a class the next day and talk about these strange phenomena occurring. Hopefully, Riko and Honōme were eager to learn about it. Eichi, probably, would scoff at the paranoia that people rose around them – just clouds doing cloud things, right? Perhaps he was right.

WC: 541
Discovery of Contract of Your Choice (choosing Dragon to celebrate the update >:3)
 

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Hon had climbed up to the Monastery before… he vaguely remembered it, meeting a certain JoJo guy who liked honeyed nut treats and had a big friend running around here. Good times… hopefully, those two had found a new home. Maybe they were astonished by the change in weather, too, just like many others. Maybe they didn’t care – that JoJo guy knew a thing or two more than what met the eye.

Hon’s fingers were protected by tough gloves, the same ones that the Chigokai elder had gifted him back at her village, when he was exterminating those ‘lycans’ alongside Akane and Miyazaki. While the cutting winds didn’t bother him, the cold itself leaked through his clothes slowly overtime, testing his physical endurance at a constant pace. But Hon was tougher than most, and he was able to reach the horizontal surface atop the precipice that he’d been climbing for a good minute now – just like he did all those years ago. And he broke his early record, too – a clear testament to the development that he’d undergone ever since his Genin days.

Hon wasn’t scared of the monks up here, despite their devotion to Raiden and the general opinion of their esoteric worship of the legendary figure. He’d been joyously accepted into their halls before, and thanks to his red strand of hair, a couple of them actually remembered him – he saw the gates opening, leading into the outer front of the area that acted as a sort of garden and with a path leading towards the Nimbus Springs further ahead. The Monastery housed only a dozen monks, so the place always had an air of… silence to it.

“Wait, you’re that kid… you’ve grown up so much! I-I deeply apologize, we’re in deep prayer…” one of the monks excused him, holding the gate slightly open to peak over to Hon’s form approaching them. “Raiden… this is certainly a sign, young boy. I suggest that you go back down the path you’ve taken, lest you invoke his anger on your mortal self.”

This, somehow, had Hon raising an eyebrow – strangely enough, the monk (and by extension, his fellows) were convinced that Raiden was behind the strange weather. Why would Raiden be doing this, though? Was it some sort of lightshow? “What you said… is Raiden angry?” the shinobi decided to ask, wanting to know more about what the monk was on about. In the off chance that they actually witnessed something tangible, y’know…

“The roaring clouds! The blitzing bolts, the raging thunder… something big’s happening, o shinobi, something very big…”

The monk looked visibly upset, holding his head with both hands as if trying to calm himself, inquiring Hon even more to figure out what exactly was causing such a stir. Upon glaring towards the way ahead of him, which would branch off into two paths – the Nimbus Springs, and the rest of the way up to the top of the mountain – the monk widened his eyes. “W-Wait, are you intending on going up there?!”

“I’ll check out if anything strange’s happening at the top…”
Hon replied, being greeted with the thunderclap of another bolt hitting the zenith of the Spine of the World ahead of them all, “If Raiden’s behind it, then… just pray that I’m in his good graces.” With that said, Hon didn’t await the monk’s panicking pleads and darted further ahead the path, a little more impatient to see what was occurring at the very summit.

The monk could’ve sworn that he caught a glimpse of fearlessness within Hon take physical form around him. Taking the form of the man… no, the god that they had devoted their lives to. A god who used to be just as fearless…

WC: 624
TWC: 1165
 

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Hon did his best now. Getting closer and closer to the top meant that winds began to flicker in intensity, but the cold grew… and the shockwaves. It was a new feeling, being bombarded by the aftershock of lightning bolt after lightning bolt after… lightning bolt… and again and again and again. It made the winds feel rhythmic, beating back at him at a constant pace with an interval of a couple seconds between. The lightning bolts had suddenly begun to intensify when he neared the top, which could’ve felt odd to any who dared get this close – it also felt a little humorous. Reminded the shinobi of a saying that his parents taught him:

Lightning never strikes the same place twice.

Well, after today, that saying could be crossed off as a complete, utter lie. How many times had it been, now? Hon had begun to count, and he’d reached 16 – sixteen consecutive lightning bolts just smashing at the top, sending shockwaves down the tip of the mountain which crossed his path as he made use of the jagged rocks as foothold via his precise chakra control. If not for that skill, he would’ve been thrown off the mountain long ago…

But he made it, at last. It was such a violent scene – the summit of the mountain looked much flatter than he remembered back then. As if the lightning bolts had carved out a flat plane at the top- speaking of, it looked more like a singular lightning bolt was dancing at the very center of the summit. The shockwaves from earlier were now a constant, harsh vibration that ran through Hon’s entire body, forcing him to fight back with a stern stance, strengthening the formation of his thighs and shins so he wouldn’t fly off.

That didn’t look natural. A lightning bolt didn’t just linger in the air for more than an instant – that wasn’t the nature of lightning! It was a huge find to spot – but Hon wasn’t satisfied with just a strange phenomenon in front of his eyes, further saved via the Snapshot technique. I-I shouldn’t get too close… but that must be some kind of Jutsu, he thought to himself, convinced that a sentient force was behind the lingering lightning.

The lightning bolt began to change shape in front of his Byakugan eyes, turning more linear and wider, like a large beam of light that just hit the ground… drilling deep into the mountain! Hon had to stop that, somehow – was whoever did this trying to take down the Monastery further below?! It looked like such a slow process, but he wasn’t going to take any chances – weaving the correct handseals for the Gigavolt Railgun, and grabbing a kunai from his holster so he could charge it with electromagnetic chakra. If that beam was still lightning-based, then this should work.

To whoever was causing this phenomenon – Hon was intent on making them show themselves here and now. And thus, large shadows began slithering around the shinobi, causing him to beam up, thinking that the shadows were solids on the floor for a brief second… but then realizing that the shadows were cast from something above.

WC: 531
TWC: 1696
 

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Hon, even with his Byakugan, couldn’t have seen them coming. And neither could his sharp mind have predicted the view that was in front of him, clashing it out above even the Spine of the damn World – leathery, serpentine creatures brawling it out, just the two of them, one having bit into the neck of another in an attempt to constrict it and hold it still, resulting in the beam of light just now… which meant-

The beam rapidly moved around, cutting deep into the granite of the mountain along with the movements of the creature’s maw, while lightning bolts began spreading out from the clouds that gathered around the two… d-dragons? Were those dragons? Hon had seen depictions of dragons, and they fit the looks – this was too big of a find for him to stand up. The boy felt like sitting down in awe, if not for the beam of light rapidly approaching his way-

Just in the nick of time, Hon leapt to the side and avoided the beam. He roared in fright, almost burning off his damn legs, but now he was in high alert again – catching the attention of the two creatures above him. As they glared down at him, each sported facial hair of different fashions, very damn not akin to any serpents that Hon had witnessed in his life. Strange markings on their scales, one of them had hair on their back – the one one had white appendages that looked like bone sticking out… spiny, spine-like bone fragments jagging up from their long, serpentine back. Most weird of all, with their snake-like forms, they were giant!!!

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Hon’s eyes could not lie to him – one of them easily sized a 3-story residence. His Snapshot technique was going nuts, he had to document it all in one way or another… but that was when the pinned dragon shook itself free of the other’s grasp and flew downwards, approaching the summit where Hon was located. And while the freed dragon was relieved to be off the other’s grasp, the offensive dragon… finally glanced at Hon’s way. As if completely snapped by the arrival of a non-dragon, its focus was suddenly on him and him alone, and its advance aimed for his position instead, sending every cell in Hon’s body into overdrive.

He didn’t even have the time to fully fathom that two dragons were in his company, and that one of them was opening its maw his way.

WC: 412
TWC: 2108
 

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When it clasped its maw again, Hon was nowhere to be seen at first. However, the serpentine creature coiled around to take a look, because it couldn’t taste human flesh in its mouth… only rocks and pebble. Its long form twisted swiftly across the floor, but a couple air waves suddenly poked its head from above – far from heavy enough to make it flinch, as the dark dragon turned up to spot Hon free falling from several meters in the air. He’d leapt up at the very last moment, likely infusing himself with pre-molded Magnetic Chakra, but the dragon paid no mind to such strange antics and simply flew straight up to bite at him one more time. As he was falling, surely Hon couldn’t dodge out of the way again…

Eight Trigrams, Divination Field!

In a blitz, Hon had managed to propel himself up a couple more meters with another Air Palm, just managing to evade the scaled creature’s bite. Instead, the slithering dragon flew around in the air, uncertain as to where the hell he’d gone-

*RIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIING*

Its head suddenly echoed a pulsating, deep pain. Out of nowhere, a headache forced the dragon to descend once more, writhing in agony at the uninvited ringing that caused its eyes to bleed. Hon had found himself atop the dragon’s head, nailed stuck via his soles infused with chakra, and had prepared to hit its head with a Disruption Palm ever since hitting it those couple times earlier with the Air Palms that didn’t phase it. It didn’t matter that its exterior looked so imposing up close – Hon, of all people, could see what was hiding deep inside… fragile flesh.

Leaping off of the dragon’s head, he inspected closer – the dragon was writing around still, likely unfamiliar with this type of pain. Hon had so many questions to the beast, but it was all subsided by the adrenaline that kicked in when his life was at the line… but for a while, the dragon didn’t attack him further.

The other dragon, surprisingly, witnessed it all and didn’t jump in. How did they function? What were their intentions, and why were they fighting earlier? Were they rivals in each other’s territories? Wait, no, more than that – where the hell did they come from? They were akin to Kami, in a way… giant, beautiful beasts. “…”

The fallen dragon finally shook off the headache and roared violently, releasing pure energy out of its maw that looked like chakra in its purest form. Hon anticipated that its current frenzy would make it charge him again, to which he began charging… and charging… and charging… channeling his born Chakra Element, that of Lightning, through every cell in his damn body. Despite the wonder that this giant creature was, despite all of his questions… it was dangerous. Lethal. A threat!

And any threat to his land… to Kumogakure… had to be dealt with.

Eight Trigams… Divination Field! Charge up! And don’t hesitate, Hon!

Blitzing forth at full speed, Hon even weaved handseals in the midst of his charge, channeling the Polarity Shift to elevate his feet from the ground and turbo himself with the power of Magnetic chakra. But it was only the mobility – his blue Byakugan eye, and his veiny White Eye, both scanned the large, charging dragon… and noticed a myriad of Tenketsu so much different from a human’s. How many did it have?

2 Palms!

Hon was thrilled to know that his speed, in this moment, far outclassed the dragon’s. It was time to capitalize upon that, and nullify this threat the best way he knew how!

4 Palms! 8 Palms!

His form flickered around the dragon’s twisting form like a dress. When the creature tried to tail slap him, Hon merely appeared as a permeating mirage.

16 Palms! 32 Palms! 64 Palms!

There were far more… since this wasn’t human, its network of vital points were so different, both in number and placement. But Hon didn’t look down upon himself anymore!!!

… 128 Palms!

C’mon, Hon! If you truly think yourself a prodigy… if you truly think that you can move forward after everything that had occurred in your life… then keep on pushing!!!

… 256 Palms!!! 512 Palms!!!

You weren’t going to die to the arrival of a dragon, were you?! This had to be returned to the village… it was too much of a shock to end here!

1024 PALMS!!! 2048 PALMS!!!

His head was getting dizzy from the impact of wind upon moving at this speed…

4096 PAAAAAAALMS!!!

Hon’s body flung towards the edge of the summit, and it would’ve flown clear across the damn horizon due to the shockwave from the levels of speed that he reached… but someone caught him in the embrace of their scales, while the other dragon was pushed to flee with multiple, internal wounds… bleeding from many orifices.

Even that level of power couldn’t outright kill it…

WC: 824
TWC: 2932
 

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… It took half an hour for Hon to recover. However, despite his cloak having been destroyed from his last attack, he wasn’t freezing… but it was dark. Panicking, he thought that he was getting eaten, bolts of chakra poking at the dragon who was covering him!

It spread itself out, allowing the chilling winds to slap Hon in the face, hugging his arms as he cursed the cold… but why wasn’t he eaten? He had most of his limbs, still… and there was a curious dragon gazing down at him, its serpentine form slithered around his position to keep him warm. Hon… couldn’t read its mood, but since it didn’t attack him immediately, he began taking deeper breaths to relax. “… Did… did you protect me?”

The creature, tilting its head in deep thought, decided to approach Hon’s face with its own, blowing heated air across his form as a form of inspection. A couple heavy sniffs that had the force of quite a few Wind Release Jutsus… a few gazes around him… it was as if the dragon had never seen a human before. Or much less a Hon-

But that was pretty obvious, wasn’t it… he’d go for the former. The dragon, likely, made its first interaction with a human today.

“I take it that… you can’t speak our language, contrary to other creatures,” Hon concluded out loud, “Aren’t you a friendly guy… damn it. I’m seeing two of you, again. Are my eyes okay?” Holding his forehead, Hon noticed that… something was shaking inside there. And it ached quite a lot, so… he likely couldn’t move down from this mountain just yet. He needed to rest for a bit.

And that, he did. And as if the dragon fully understood his intention, it wrapped itself closer around him like a blanket… a huge, warm blanket. Screw all the questions he had earlier – it felt as if Hon had made a strange, Kami-like friend. Maybe JoJo knew these guys, he’d have to ask him later…

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”Hey, fella…” Hon asked, finally waking up again with less of a headache tormenting his brain, “You’re… aware, right? You look sentient, too… you’re kinda weird, though. Protecting me when you don’t even know my name…” It was a damn gamble to expect hospitality like this out here, but Hon had apparently hit the jackpot – which somehow felt… hmh, ironic? Why, though? Strange gut feeling.

“Mine’s Honnou. Hyūga Honnou. I don’t know if you can, but… you got a name? Or can I call you… Whiplash?” The dragon, as if finally understanding his words, did the unthinkable… and giggled. Then, in a raspy, shaking voice, Hon’s life took another great turn…

WC: 449
TWC: 3381 [Requesting Approval, Dragon is chosen]
 
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