A Devil Jinchuuriki – 23

Naruto sighed, seeing the massive paper pile of paper on top of his desk.

His hip was in pain, but he wasn't too worried about that.

The work load was what occupied his mind.

They were complaining as the duo painted the whole towns in different colours while everyone was having a good dream.

The latter part was due to them as well, but no one seemed to voice their opinion about that.

The last one was a different matter; the duo didn't just paint the wall and buildings only.

Rocks and dirt were not spared as there were thousands of them running around, looking for something to do.

It seemed like they learn the technique in just one night.

It was like what he did all those years ago when he was tricked into stealing the scroll.

No one could have doubt now that they were of his blood, following his examples.

Still, Naruto couldn't help but snicker at the people's faces in the room while his only personal maid was rather impassive.

She coughed every now and then to prevent her giggling.

The people's hair and beard were dyed in different colours and so was their clothing with very vivid patterns.

A few ANBU was in the room, looking at each other new designed attire and mask as well.

The twins threw paint bombs at them in mass when the ANBU tried to catch and dispel them.

"Have you found them yet?" Naruto asked as one of the ANBU shook his head after Naruto dealt with the civilian populations.

Grayfia exhaled heavily, looking out the window to the overview the village.

There were still thousands of her sons and daughters running around the town and the surrounding area, chasing each other in the game of tag or avoiding other people.

She wondered how she was going to discipline them after this.

Meanwhile in another part of town;

"I know you said to ignore them… but it's hard," Serafall called out, seeing the same thing as everyone else's.

Lucifer was showing her around the town before sending her home, and hundreds of Asmodeus and Beezlebub were hard to ignore.

Leviathan was following the duo behind while occasionally watching her younger brother and sister painting the streets or drawing childish pictures on whatever flat surfaces they were able to find.

"I know… I'm having a hard time too," Lucifer admitted with a crooked smile.

He should have never show them that scroll.

Hopefully they won't snitch on him later.