Endree; To Suffer

Naruto (Anime & Manga)
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Endree; To Suffer
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Summary
His hand trembled as he visibly stumbled in shock at the form that sat in his wooden chair, which stood in the middle of the room. The female’s pink lips form into a smirk as she crossed her legs. There she sat, in her grown form, looking absolutely fine. As if he hadn’t kill her.His breath hitched as her brown eyes darted towards his mismatched eyes and her lips fell into a brighter smile, this scaring him slightly.“Hello Kakashi.”He fisted his hand tightly into a fist and he turned around to look at the door, which was closed behind him. This wasn’t how things were to turn out. And Kakashi knew this very well.Things have turned to shit real fast.
Note
It’s just a simple crazy project, I didn’t plan this, I just wrote it on the go, so enjoy the first chapter, and let’s see if I can get more of this literature out of me. I find mental health important and I want others to know that they won’t ever be alone as long as they have the courage to seek help from loved ones or people that will listen.And don’t ever think you’re not worth it, that you don’t matter, and that you aren’t and never would be, a burden.
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Prologue

Kakashi Hatake woke with a strained gasp, sweat slicking his skin. The familiar chill of a nightmare clung to him, its icy tendrils wrapping around his heart and mind, as if they were squeezing him tightly. He was back in the same spot, the air thick with tension and restraint - and death. The image of Rin Nohara, her wide, terrified eyes staring up at him, was imprinted into his memory. He saw his hand, dripping with her blood. He could almost feel the weight of it again, the sickening thud as it found its mark.

 

The nightmare always played out the same. The desperate struggle, Rin's silent restrained whisper. Kakashi felt the familiar pang of guilt, a wound that any amount of time hadn't healed. He’s never forgotten about it, but lately her absence had bothered him, for no apparent reason.

 

He knew logically it wasn't his fault, that he'd been forced to witness her coming into the way of his chidori. But logic was cold comfort against the raw, visceral horror of the memory. The silent frightened look in Rin's eyes – it haunted him even in his waking hours, a constant reminder of the burden he carried. His hand instinctively went to the mask, a familiar gesture of self-protection.

 

He sat up, the cold morning air doing little to ease the burning shame. He knew he would never truly escape this nightmare, this memory. It was a part of him, a scar etched deep into his soul. Another day had dawned, another day he would have to live with the ghosts of his past. The sun rose, but the shadows and Rin’s dying eyes, remained.

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