Nine Tailed Fox Chapter Summaries

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Thirteen years ago in the village hidden in the leaves a ferocious creature with malefic eyes, the Nine-Tailed Fox commence its assault against the village devastating them with its' massive power. Meanwhile, a clan leader named Hiyori Senju is where our story begins with argent hair that reaches to her waist and ultramarine eyes that were captivating. Presently, she is in the Uchiha district covertly seeking refuge for her baby from exposure to any threat. “Itachi, please watch over your sister?” Itachi genuinely smiles, “My father said that you wanted to preserve her Uchiha lineage from the village council, nevertheless, I'll still take care of her.” “I don’t have a choice since Danzo has arranged for the young ninja to stay out of this

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