Anyway, so Seijuro thought that was enough for Hiruzen. So, in like three months, he dropped the second book.

This one detailed Kushina's attempted kidnapping by the Cloud. Though, of course, it started with Danzo talking about how the Hokage seat was as good as his.

And that Hiruzen wasn't a good fit as Hokage. He was way too soft.

"Danzo's fingers drummed across the Root table, a devil's grin tugging at his lips."

'The Cloud will take her. We'll take her back. We'll blame it on the Cloud. While Konoha tries to get her back, I'll have the Nine-Tails power all to myself.'

Hiruzen leaned forward, sweat beading across his brow.

"Danzo... this is madness."

"Madness," Danzo purred, "is watching you do nothing. One good dicking and you forget your spine."

{...I am really happy that by the time y'all read this, it'll be a solid month or two since I wrote this shit, so I'll forget it...}

A dramatic pause.

"...This is why you bottom."

The Capture Attempt (As Written In the Novel)

The book paints a hyper-eroticized version of the actual Kushina kidnapping attempt:

The Kumo ninja are portrayed as towering, shirtless warriors, veiled in mist and sweat, whispering things like,

"The red chain is for the taking."

Kushina was actually drawn with a lot of decency. She wasn't even sexualized in the slightest. This was Aizen going on with his Uzumaki persona, so of course, he was showing some restraint.

But the real twist?

Just before they escape with her, a lone figure appears—

"Foxfire in the dark. Blades like moonlight. Seijuro."

The writing doesn't linger on him long, only referring to him as "the shadow who ended the plot with a whisper and a seal."

The fight is portrayed beautifully. Over-the-top. Stylized. It might as well have been directed by Ufotable.

Back in Konoha, Hiruzen confronts the Raikage.

Sort of.

Except he never raises his voice.

He simply stands, while the Third Raikage's massive chakra aura makes the room feel like a steam bath of masculine threat.

Danzo stands behind Hiruzen, silent.

"The Third's shadow stretched over them, and Hiruzen trembled like a leaf in the wind. There was no spine. No will. Only submission."

"You said nothing," Danzo whispered later, "because he had a bigger... aura."

There was 100% no implication being made here.

"He radiated pure dominance. We had no chance."

"...You bottom," Danzo whispered again.

There was also definitely not a scene that implied either Biwako or Hiruzen got fucked by the Kage... so yeah.

Midway through the book comes the real meat—the damning allegation:

"Danzo had leaked the details of Kushina's transport route to the Cloud."

"All for a scheme. Take her back, blame the Cloud, and control the Nine-Tails."

A journal entry is quoted:

"She's a vessel. One more piece on the board. If we can't breed more Uzumaki, we'll just command the ones left."

Something about making her loyal to the Leaf through some sort of shenanigans.

The thing was... Kushina had the book.

So she could tell that about 80% of it was true—excluding all the parts where Hiruzen's butt got brutally molested. Also, the fuck was that 12-inch monster?

Get that shit away from the screen. She felt like that shit was unnatural.

...Probably some people's type, though.

Speaking of which, she did wonder if Seijuro...

She smacked her cheeks.

"Focus, Kushina."

She still needed to master her Nine-Tails Chakra Mode, hopefully getting Stage 2 done quickly. Then it was on to full Tailed Beast Transformation.

Hm. She could do it. She was Kushina Uzumaki, dammit.

As for Konoha leadership?

Unlike Kushina, they weren't doing so well.

The two elders couldn't use any of their "I was on Tobirama's team" crap to cling onto power anymore.

And somehow—magically—every time they had used their position to gain something?

It was laid out for the public.

With a little signature at the bottom: A/S.

Aizen Sōsuke.

If they didn't know by now, then they were just stupid.

Was this his revenge on Konoha for betraying the Uzumaki?

He was destroying their governing body so thoroughly, they didn't even get time to breathe before they had to lube up again and get fucked in the ass one more time by one of his crazy-ass shenanigans.

And the fact that these books revealed so much truth...

Well, sure, they could try to suppress it in the village.

But the books were everywhere in the Elemental Nations.

And for some reason, they were all fireproof due to some kind of seal.

If the book got too far from the owner, it teleported back to them.

So yeah. There was that.

Aizen Sōsuke truly was a seal master of a kind, forcing Konoha into such a sorry state.

Truly a powerful opponent he must be.

If not?

Konoha was just a sorry excuse of a ninja village.

But oh well.

What could they possibly do about it Aizen was always, 100 steps ahead of them....at all time, after all....he was the mastermind.

The Yamanaka did massive mind reading across a large portion of people, Seijuro even offer to have his mind read to show his loyalty but Hiuzen stop it, Seijuro was like one the few people he could trust, he didnt need to check him, he was safe.

Seijuro did sigh, seem like he wouldnt be able to use his seal, oh well even if they did go through his mind, the worse secret they would find is probably S rank mission issue by the leaf, he had full control over his memory, like he was trained by some Tibetan monk.

Plus he had a Yamanaka on his team, he wasnt an idiot, he study their ability down to the point that he could do it now and even better than them, he could now make it that they could only see what he want them to see, worse case scenario they would die in his mind.

Being a mastermind was fun.