Godaime

Chapter 31: Godaime

I let out a sigh as I looked out of the window of Hiruzen's - and soon to be my own office at Konoha that was in the midst of rebuilding. All in all, the damages were rather minor in the end, with the only major damages being the Arena and some damage to the Hospital, which shouldn't take longer than a week to repair on their own.

"Getting used to the view, Yuriko-chan?" Hiruzen questioned behind me in amusement.

I smirked back at the elderly man who was clad in the full Hokage robe and hat. "Figure I should while I have the chance," I replied back. "Still can't believe this is happening."

Hiruzen chuckled in response. "I was the same way, as was Minato," he informed as he joined me in viewing the village. "Still, it is happening, and in a few minutes too."

Sure enough, people weren't really working on repairing the damages today, rather they were gathered for the announcement of my promotion to Hokage and the ceremony that followed. "Heap on the stress some more, why don't you?" I requested dryly, my sarcasm clear.

Hiruzen laughed in amusement as an ANBU entered. "Sarutobi-sama, Uchiha-sama, it's time," he informed politely before vanishing again.

"Shall we?" Hiruzen looked to me with a smirk.

"No time like the present." I sighed out walking out with Hiruzen, heading up to the roof where the entire population could see us, last time I was up here for an official function, was when Minato-sama was being inaugurated.

"People of Konoha," Hiruzen called out to the crowd who quieted down at his voice, listening to what he had to say, off to the side I could see Onoki and Mei standing on a nearby roof, watching us intently with their retinue. "For many years I have been your leader, through war and through peace. When the Yondaime died, I stood up once again to take on the mantle as your leader until the time came for a new shinobi to rise to that occasion… and today, a shinobi has."

I could feel the weight of all the eyes upon me as Hiruzen continued to speak. "She has proven herself to be a loyal and capable member of Konohagakure, through wars and strife, she not once backed away, nor has she ever shirked her duty," he announced, turned to me and gestured me forward. "I present to you, your Godaime Hokage, Yuriko Uchiha!"

The crowd erupted into a deafening cheer as I bent down to allow Hiruzen to place the Hokage's hat onto my head as his guard passed on the ceremonial blades to my own.

Straightening, I turned to face the crowd, waiting for their cheers to die down a bit before speaking. "My fellow villagers, I know I am young, I know the burden I undertake to be a great one, but I give you my oath, that I shall do everything within my power to protect this village, all who dwell within it, and any who stand by our side as our ally!" I shouted out, my determination clear as day as I spoke. "And let any who wish to see our peace broken, be broken in return in the face of our UNITY!"

The crowd erupted into a massive roar again as I stood over them, my eyes being drawn to my family, Naruto-kun and Sasuke-kun looking completely flabbergasted at the sight of me with a hat on my head as Roshi held Madoka-chan in his arms, smiling proudly up at me alongside Han and my mother who was openly weeping in pride.

Seeing a flicker of something in the corner of my eyes I turned my gaze to the side where a sight of two familiar faces caused my eyes to widen. Though they were translucent, and possibly a trick of the mind, I could have sworn, I had seen both my father, and my brother, smiling at me in pride.

But, with a blink of my eyes, they were gone, with nothing standing where they had been. But still… I knew they were proud of me, and, that would be enough for me.

I now sat in Hiruzen's...no my seat behind my desk, looking around it with a somewhat amazed look. "I had sat on this side before, many times," I commented to the shinobi around me, Hiruzen-sama and Jiraiya-sama, who were looking rather amused by my amazement, along with Tsume and Hiashi, who looked amused, but understanding. "But… it suddenly feels very different."

"It will feel like that while you settle in," Hiruzen-sama assured me, amusement filling his tone. "So, what is your first act as Hokage going to be, Godaime-sama?"

I glowered slightly at him for his teasing before sharing a look with my two advisors. "There is actually something I have been thinking of," I replied after a moment. "Would you mind postponing your retirement as a shinobi for one more mission, Hiruzen-sama?"

The old man merely hitched an eyebrow at me. "And what mission would you like to assign me, Godaime-sama?"

"A retrieval mission, of sorts." I said, girding my loins. "I want you and Jiraiya-sama to find and bring Tsunade Senju back to the village."

"Damn, knew this was coming." Jiraiya muttered.

"I see…" Hiruzen-sama mused. "Well, considering we are likely the only two people that Tsunade-chan are likely to listen to, it is an excellent choice on your part. If I wish to decline, however, what will you do?"

"If you decline, I'll send Naruto-kun along with Jiraiya-sama to remind her of her brother." I admitted shamelessly. "We cannot afford to have one of the few S-Class Kunoichi in Konoha's history wasting her talents drinking and gambling her life away, Hiruzen-sama. Not now, when, in spite of the fact that we had less than a hundred casualties during the Oto-Suna War, all of the other villages, Kiri and Iwa aside, are eying us and wondering how much weaker we have become after the fight."

"I see." Hiruzen-sama sighed. "I never wished to press Tsunade-chan; she always gave her heart openly and fully whenever she did so. Losing Dan and Nawaki was a bitter and sore blow for her, one I doubt she has gotten over as of yet."

I knew for a fact that she wouldn't have at this point. Still, I would have Tsunade in Konoha soon; Naruto-kun was her family as well, and she had spent her entire life moping around and feeling sorry for herself while he worked his ass off trying to impress me (and succeeding quite a lot of the time, not that he knew it).

"That is why the Yamanaka Clan are an indispensable part of Konoha; thanks to their Mind jutsu, their knowledge of human psychology is nigh-unsurpassed and their mental counselling sessions are very effective, as I can testify from personal experience." I said firmly. "She had been given more than enough time to come to grips with those she lost; now, she has to lay her ghosts to rest before she completely clears out the Senju accounts."

"Agreed." Hiruzen-sama sighed painfully again. "Very well. I accept this mission, Godaime-sama. What incentives am I permitted to use to gain her cooperation?"

"If memory serves, back during the Second...or was it Third...War, she wanted to institute a program to train med-nin?" I asked thoughtfully. Med-nin were pretty much taught on a master-apprentice basis with a few exceptions, such as at the hospital.

"Yes, although there was no time or funding to institute it back then, and she left Konoha very quickly after the Third War." the former-Sandaime nodded.

"Tell her she'll be given permission to design and implement the program she envisioned, subject to a discussion with me regarding the goals of said project." I said firmly. No way was I going to let her push her stupid 'Med-nin Rules' without any other recourse to them. "Also, she'll be placed in charge of the hospital, with the goal of improving the skills of the doctors there. Finally, remind her about Naruto-kun...one of the last remaining family members she has in this world. She will likely react to that as much as the other two incentives put together."

"That is the carrot, Godaime-sama…" Hiashi cleared his throat delicately before speaking. "What about the stick?"

I let a cold smile grace my face. "Just one, small, threat...if she refuses to come back, tell her I'll be coming to drag her back personally, whether she wants to or not. I'll also be giving you a Hiraishin kunai to throw if that happens."

"Can I ask why you are so determined to have Tsunade back?" Jiraiya asked bluntly. "And please don't give me any gabble about Naruto or the good name of Konoha."

"Orochimaru." I said seriously. "Ibiki, Anko and the rest of the T&I department have been interrogating the four bodyguards that he abandoned. Apparently, there is a former fifth member who is very much stronger than the four of them put together...one Kimimaro Kaguya, last of the Kaguya Clan. He was retired from active duty because he has a disease unique to the Bloodline Limit of the Kaguya Clan. But if there's anyone who can get him back in working order, it's Tsunade."

"And why do you think she would be willing to even consider working with Orochimaru?" Tsume questioned with a concerned look. "I mean, the falling out the sannin had is, no offense Jiraiya-sama, pretty legendary."

"Because, Orochimaru can give her exactly what she wants with the Impure World Resurrection," I informed grimly. "All he has to do is dangle the promise of bringing her brother and fiancé back, and she would follow him like a lost puppy."

"Oh, Tsunade-chan…" Hiruzen-sama sighed.

"Dammit." Jiraiya sighed too. He still carried a torch for her after all these years. I had to give him credit for not giving up, despite her hard-headed intransigence and frequent bouts of physical violence towards him. Thank god I trained Sakura out of that habit before she met Tsunade.

"Time is of the essence, gentlemen, so depart as soon as you have finished all necessary preparations." I kicked them out of their thoughts with a brisk, businesslike tone. "As she seems determined to live up to her nickname of the Legendary Sucker, she's probably in a gambling town...such as Tanzaku Gai. Please try not to destroy any famous landmarks if you have to fight either her or Orochimaru; the Fire Daimyo would never let me hear the end of it."

Hiruzen smirked at me as he quirked an eyebrow at me. "Oh? You mean like how you and Roshi-kun decided to nearly create an active volcano near the border?" he questioned teasingly getting a sigh out of me as I slumped.

"I'm never going to hear the end of that," I groaned. "Get out of here before I decide to throw you on border patrol," I said, smiling at the former Hokage who laughed in response.

"As you command, Godaime-sama," he shot back with a teasing bow.

I rolled my eyes at my advisors, Tsume was barely restraining her laughter as Hiashi shook his head with a smirk on his face.

"I'll send a toad with a status update later on," Jiraiya assured me before pausing. "Actually… would it be possible to still bring Naruto along with us?"

I blinked as I turned to face the large man with a raised eyebrow. "Why is that?" I questioned curiously. I could guess, based on my knowledge of the canon timeline, but I wanted to hear his reasoning myself.

"Well, while it is true he could help us with Tsunade, that's not the reason I want to bring him with me… I want to make him my apprentice," Jiraiya told me seriously.

I leaned back in my new chair with a serious expression. Apprenticeship, I had learned, was a very serious thing in this world, whereby doing so, it showed that the teacher believed their student to be their heir, and in some cases, very literally if a notable person, such as a Clan Leader or similar were to pass without any direct bloodline heirs, their apprentice could very well be considered their heir.

"Very well," I said after several moments. "But, I want you to start teaching him about your spy network," I told him, leaning forward to rest my arms on my new desk. "While I have absolute faith in your skills, it always pays to be prepared, just in case."

"Yeah, I can do that," Jiraiya confirmed, nodding in agreement. "I'll let him know about the mission," he quickly leapt out of the open window, heading towards the Uchiha Clan building.

"He's rather excited about having an apprentice," Hiruzen commented in amusement as he moved over to the open window. "Haven't seen him move like that in a while."

I smirked at Hiruzen a bit in return. "I think he is also eager to see Tsunade again," I added before my smirk dropped a bit. "Sorry to use you like this..."

Hiruzen chuckled a bit in response. "Don't apologize, honestly, it is the right decision. I have been rather… lenient with Tsunade-chan's actions as of late," he admitted, smiling wryly. "Besides, now, I am but a shinobi in the service of my Kage, it is my job to follow your orders, like you have mine for so long."

I smiled back at him. "Thank you, Hiruzen-sama," I replied, letting my shoulders relax. "Now, I apparently have a dozen and a half meetings to read me into all the ANBU ops, and other things that will no doubt generate paperwork."

Hiruzen laughed in response. "Than I shall leave it to you, Godaime-sama," he teased with an exaggerated bow. "Good luck."

"Good to see that Sandaime-sama still has his energy even after all these years," Hiashi commented, watching the former Kage move over the rooftops like a man half his age.

"I think he's just glad he can escape all the paperwork he had to deal with," Tsume commented, looking at the small pile that was already waiting for me.

"She's not wrong," Aoi commented as he entered with Chika and Genma. "Plus, you've got the meeting with the ANBU commander in five minutes, the Jonin commander after that, and your first Council meeting as Hokage in two hours."

I rolled my eyes in response. "No rest for the Hokage, huh?" I questioned dryly, getting chuckles from the occupants of the room. "Right, let's get this started, come on in, Bear," I called out for the ANBU commander to start my long string of meetings for the day.

Naruto took in a deep breath as he walked through his mental landscape, a large underground labyrinth, one that he had no problem navigating as he moved towards the area the Kyuubi's seal was.

"So, the brat returns, huh?" the massive beast commented as Naruto walked up to the massive bars that represented his seal. "What is it this time?"

"I wanted to thank you," Naruto replied easily, long since adjusted to both Kurama's presence, and attitude. "You helped me protect my friends and home… thank you, I appreciate your help."

The massive head of the fox shaped chakra beast shifted as he took in the sight of the blond jinchuriki with a curious look. "I didn't do it for them, I simply wanted to show Shukaku who was the strongest, I can hardly do that if he kills my host, now can I?" Kurama replied dryly.

"Maybe so, but still, even if it wasn't your intention, the end result was still the same," Naruto countered with a grin.

Kurama rolled his eyes in response. "I doubt that is your only reason for visiting me, what else did you want," he grumbled out, not quite meeting Naruto's gaze.

The genin grinned in response, a sure sign that Kurama was actually happy with being thanked - at least, that's what his past experiences and what Son Goku and Kokuo told him. "Well, I was hoping you would be able to lend me your chakra again in the future, so that I can train with it," Naruto requested. "I know I could've done a lot better with it then what I did, so, I want to make sure that I don't besmirch you name later on."

He could hear the intelligible grumbling of the chakra beast in response to his words, a sign he said the right thing as Kurama turned towards him again. "Fine, brat," he relented. "But only because if you're going to be representing me, I don't want my name to be dragged through the mud."

"Got it!" Naruto replied easily, saluting the Bijuu. "Thanks again, Kurama!"

Kurama rolled his eyes again as the mental avatar of his host faded from sight. "Damn kid," he grumbled out, secretly pleased with how things were going between the two of them. "Maybe the old man was right…"

Naruto let out a sigh as he came out of his meditative trance that he used to enter his mindscape to find Jiraiya and Hiruzen sitting at the table with Roshi and Madoka.

"Jiji! Ero-sennin!" he called out cheerfully, getting a smile from Hiruzen and a wince form Jiraiya.

"Dammit gaki, what did I tell you about calling me that!" Jiraiya groused in response. "It's way too undignified!"

"But wholly accurate," Hiruzen commented in amusement. This made his former-student pout manfully.

"What's up? Why are you two here?" Naruto questioned in confusion, tilting his head at the two.

"Well, we just got assigned a mission by the new Hokage," Jiraiya commented, grinning as Naruto's eyes became a bit vacant at the reminder of his sister's new position. "And, we wanted a bit of backup for it, so she allowed us to bring you along."

Naruto's eyes snapped back into focus. "Me? Why?" he looked at the two of them. "Couldn't you get someone like Roshi or even ANBU to help you if you need it?"

"That's not quite the help that we need," Jiraiya said with a shrug. "Well, it was more like, I wanted to bring you along, you learned what I had to teach you during your training for the chunin exams pretty quickly, so… I wanted to make you my apprentice."

Naruto blinked in surprise as he stared at the Toad Sannin for a moment. "Me?" he questioned finally.

Jiraiya nodded in confirmation. "Yup," he replied bluntly.

"Why?" Naruto asked, narrowing his eyes a bit as he thought it over.

"Mostly because you remind me of myself when I was your age, if a bit more restrained then I was," Jiraiya commented, steadfastly ignoring Hiruzen's commented of 'Try a lot more'. "Plus, it's getting time for me to pass on what I know and Konoha's intel network."

Naruto blinked in response to that particular reveal. "Why me?" he questioned. "Especially for something like that?"

"Contrary to popular belief, intelligence gather is primarily an interaction job, you build contacts with people, become their friend, once you're their friend, they are willing to give you information that they hear, and a lot of information can be gleaned just by talking with someone," Jiraiya informed calmly. "And the more approachable one is, the easier it is to get the info."

"Yuriko-chan, for example," Hiruzen butted in with a smile. "While those who know her find her easily approachable, those who don't find her to be a very intimidating figure, especially when her reputation is brought in, they would clam up with just her presence alone because of how strong she is perceived to be, which with rumours, is often greater than reality."

"On the flipside, you have yourself," Jiraiya countered. "In contrast to your sister, you are very approachable to the average person, mostly due to your friendly and open nature as a person, whereas Yuriko is a reserved and serious person by contrast. This makes you perfect for the job of maintaining the intel network as you are an easy person to trust."

Naruto frowned as he considered it for a moment, his eyes closing in an almost fox-like manner as he through before his eyes opened up. "Alright, I can do that," he assured with a nod.

Jiraiya smirked in response as Hiruzen smiled. "Well, you better get your gear kid, we're on a time table for this mission of ours," he informed. "We need to head out right away if we want to catch our target."

"Umm… what is the mission anyways?" Naruto questioned in confusion.

"We're retrieving Tsunade-hime," Jiraiya informed, his smile melting into a grimace.

"Your sister decided that it was time for her to return home," Hiruzen replied with a small sigh. "So, she decided that the two of us would have the best chance to bringing her back willingly."

"What if she isn't willing?" Naruto asked in concern.

"Then your sister will deal with it," Jiraiya informed, showing the kunai Yuriko handed to him. "Our job is to locate and give the initial offer. If Tsunade-hime gets violent, then Yuriko will deal with her."

Naruto nodded before heading to his room to grab his go bag.

"Good luck with getting her back," Roshi told the pair as he played with Madoka. "From what I've heard, she has quite the temper when, even when she's sober."

Hiruzen nodded in agreement. "She does, but we will be able to convince her to return," he informed calmly. "She doesn't really hate Konoha, she has simply lost her way."

Roshi hummed in response, adjusting Madoka's grip on the toy kunai in her hand to the proper way to hold it. "Well, good luck all the same," he told the pair as Naruto came into the room carrying his pack.

"Ready," the blonde informed seriously, getting a nod from the pair as they stood up. "See you when I get back, Roshi-jii."

Roshi chuckled as he ruffled Naruto's hair. "Keep yourself safe out there kid,your sister would be disappointed if you got hurt," he told him warningly.

Naruto grinned up at him. "Hey, it's me we're talking about," he boasted confidently. "I'll be fine!"

Roshi smiled at him. "Well, better get going then," he said, nodding towards Hiruzen and Jiraiya. "See you when you get back, Naruto."

"Definitely!" Naruto nodded before following after the two older Shinobi as they left the apartment.

I let out a small sigh as I looked around my new office, my briefings finished, and my guard now off duty as I was finishing up for the day.

Congratulations, Hokage-sama.

I barely blinked as the message appeared before me, a small chuckle escaping my lips in response. "Thank you," I replied, smiling slightly. "How are you doing today?"

Quite well, thank you. You have changed things quite a bit… Fatechanger.

One of my eyebrows rose in response to the term of address. "Fatechanger?" I questioned curiously.

A most fitting title for yourself and your impact on the world around you. Not only is the Uchiha Clan still alive with more than one member, but now highly respected again in Konohagakure, Hiruzen Sarutobi is still alive, Naruto Uzumaki and Sasuke Uchiha are brothers in all but name, and many more things.

There really is no better title for one such as you.

I blinked as my status screen popped up on it's own, showing two new titles present.

Fatechanger - Destiny and Fate hold no meaning to you, no matter what plans higher powers have for you or yours, you will forge your own path, no matter what. (+100% to all stats.)

Godaime Hokage - The Fifth Hokage to take up leadership of the village, your skills and power have been recognized by all who live in the village. (+100% Reputation with allied Shinobi, Command of Konohagakure Shinobi, you can 25% of experience given out for missions completed by loyal shinobi)

You have repulsed the Oto/Suna invasion with minimal casualties!

3,000,000 EXP Gained

You have gained Three Levels!

I chuckled in response as I closed the windows. "I doubt those are why you are here," I told my friend, smirking at the box, feeling a sense of amusement from it.

True, I have a request from you, if you would allow me?

"Of course," I told them calmly, smiling at the box.

Your presence has been noted by… others. Ones who would like to see your actions in other worlds, some for their own entertainment, others for the positive change that you could initiate within them.

"I am somewhat busy right now." I answered dryly.

It would not be until your natural lifespan has been completed, and it would not be… you exactly, it would be a clone of sorts, it would have your memories and abilities, but you would still be within the Pure Land if you so wish to.

My eyebrow rose at their comment. "Have you done something like this before?" I questioned them.

Once or twice, however, the individuals did not work out to well, they ended up losing themselves in their own god complexes and they had to be dealt with.

I gave the box a deadpan look. "You do realize that I am an Uchiha, right?" I commented dryly. "We're the poster children for God Complexes."

No that would be the Otsutsuki Clan.

I snorted in response. "So, this clone of mine, what point would you copy me at?" I questioned.

Your memories and abilities at the time of your death, you age may vary depending on the other's wish for the time period you are dropped in.

I nodded in understanding as I leaned back into my chair in contemplation, I could tell they were looking for my permission to do this. "One condition," I replied carefully. "And it may be a fairly simple one."

Yes?

"I need help awakening the Rinnegan, I know several possible ways I could do so, but… it would cross several moral boundaries that I don't want to," I had no issue with the ethical boundaries, as I had done worse on Hiruzen's orders, but my moral boundaries would never allow me to experiment with family members. "It could be possible to awaken it using some of Naruto-kun's blood and a sample of Senju blood, but… I would like to avoid doing that if possible, no need for people to see me as the second coming of Orochimaru or something."

Fair enough, although that method would not be a guarantee, as Black Zetsu has been meddling for a long time.

I nodded in agreement. "Exactly."

I cannot awaken it myself, but… I can put you in contact with the one who can.

I paused in thought at that. "You mean Hagoromo?" I questioned, looking at the box with furrowed eyes.

Yes, you have contact with a fragment of his power, all that is needed to form the connection to his spirit, the rest, will be up to you to convince him to help you.

I let out a small sigh in response. This could be a difficult task, but, I was willing to do it. "Alright," I said softly. "I will talk to him."

That… is one thing I admire about you, Yuriko Uchiha, at no point do you say try, just, you will, I shall form the connection.

I let out a small sigh as I leaned back into my chair and closed my eyes, allowing myself to slip into a meditative state.

"So, you are the one who is caring for the growth of the reincarnation of my sons," the voice was old, but powerful, and resolute. "I greet you, Yuriko Uchiha, Daughter of Shigure and Genrai Uchiha, Reincarnate from another world."

I opened my eyes to the sight of a man floating in the air, sitting cross legged as he looked down at me with a pair of Rinnegan eyes, a third eye bearing the Rinne-Sharingan embedded into his forehead.

"I greet you, Hagoromo Otsutsuki, founder of Ninshu, Sage of Six Paths, and Father of the Bijuu," I replied easily, facing him with my back straight as I met his gaze. "You know of me?"

He nodded slowly, not taking his eyes off of me for a moment. "Since the moment you took up my [Amenonuhoko], I have known of your existence, and I have watched your growth and actions in the world," he commented. "Yours, is a path steeped in bloodshed."

I didn't flinch at the accusation. "That is true," I replied easily. "There are many things I could say in an attempt to justify my actions, but I think we both know neither of us want to waste our time with that."

Hagoromo nodded at me. "That is true as well, descendant of Asura," he said. "You walk this path of bloodshed, yes, but, not once have you done it for your own gain, even with this 'gaming' power of yours, you entered the battlefield for a singular reason."

"To protect my family," I finished. "Because I know of a pair who can bring an end to the worse of all of this."

"The reincarnations of Asura and Indra," Hagoromo said with a sigh. "And what would you use the Rinnegan for, if you were given it."

I paused for a moment, looking at him with hooded eyes. "I would stop the Revival of Kaguya and ensure that the Black Zetsu is no longer able to interfere with this world," I said after several moments of us staring at each other.

"So, my Mother's revival does draw near," he commented with a long sigh. "What is it you saw, in the stories from your home?"

"A close and narrow victory," I answered. "They won, yes, but it was a near thing, and there are several ways to stop it."

Hagoromo hummed in response as he closed his eyes in thought. "And if you succeed in preventing the revival of my mother?" he questioned after a few moments.

"I will continue as I have, laying the groundwork for peace to flourish," I answered honestly. "I know those two can bring it forth, and I know they can protect it, I just wish to ensure that the path is there for them."

He nodded his head as he opened his eyes. "I believe you," he said simply as he held a hand out to me, palm facing me to show a half-moon symbol. "Very well, I shall awaken the Rinnegan within you, I hope you find success in your mission."

I bowed my head to him as a sign of respect as I could feel my power shift. "Thank you, Hagoromo," I replied gratefully as I opened my eyes to the real world and I could see the flow of my yin and yang chakra within me.

I allowed the Rinnegan to fade as I stood up and looked out over the village. "I will be sure to use this power for the sake of others," I whispered to myself. "At the very least, I can do that for your legacy."

END CHAPTER!

Yuriko's Stats

Name: Yuriko

Level: 105

EXP: 4,021/650,000

Age: 23

Gender: Female

Title: Godaime Hokage (+100% Reputation with allied Shinobi, Command of Konohagakure Shinobi, you can 25% of experience given out for missions completed by loyal shinobi)

Secondary Title: God of Shinobi (+50% to all stats +100% Reputation with all allied Shinobi +10% Damage with all ninja arts. Skill [Aura of Absolute Command] active)

Fated Title: Fatechanger (+100% to all stats.)

STATS

HP - 20,025

CP - 95,800

STR - 115 (287)

INT - 160 (300)

DEX - 200 (500)

VIT - 115 (287)

WIS -160 (300)

LUK - 50 (125)

Ryo - 342,761,998

Stat Points - 15

New Skills

[Rinnegan] - Lvl MAX - Considered to be the pinnacle of all Doujutsu, it allows the wielder to fully master all five elemental chakras, yin and yang chakra and the 7 Paths which allow you to share vision with beings that you share your chakra with. Each Rinnegan also comes with a unique ability unique to each wielder alone. Yuriko's ability is [Yomotsu-hisame (Eight Hags of the Underworld)] a Space/Time technique that allows Yuriko to call forth up to eight past versions of herself, either at a point in time she specified or randomized, with each of these past versions being able to act as a different 'Path'.

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