Naruto Fan Fiction ❯ I'll Fight For You ❯ Prisoner ( Chapter 7 )

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Prisoner

 

Four Weeks Later

 

Naruto groaned and stretched, rolling calmly over to his right, where Sasuke was still sound asleep under the blanket. They were both still completely dressed, though they were sharing the same bed every night now. He thanked the gods they were in the south, where it didn't snow, because it was now mid December.

 

Naruto sighed sadly as his eyes traced up and down Sasuke's torso. Even in his sleep, the bastard still had a small crease in his brow.

 

Tight ass. Naruto scowled. He'd be so much happier if he learned to just let the hell go of things and relaxed, start a new life or something sensible. He killed Itachi, which ended up being one of the biggest mistakes in his life, so what if he destroys Konoha and then finds out later that whatever he was pissed about at us wasn't even true?

 

It was painfully obvious, even though Sasuke thought he couldn't see it.

 

He has no intention of staying.

 

That one sentence was almost as painful as tearing his heart out barehanded. The thought alone pricked tears into the corners of his eyes that he furiously wiped away.

 

Who cares? He'll leave and that'll be that. I don't care, it's not like Konoha is my home anymore or anything. Naruto told himself firmly, biting his lip viciously as he sat up, remembering too late that he had to move slowly or—

 

Naruto's hand shot to his mouth as the all too familiar acid crawled up the back of his throat, and his stomach churned painfully. He clenched his muscles in an attempt to stop the acidic taste from continuing into his mouth, but it honestly wasn't any use.

 

His gut lurched again, and Naruto whipped his head to the side, throwing himself off of the blanket before emptying his stomach all over the previously clean ground.

 

A hand was immediately laid on his back and Sasuke's black hair moved into his view from the corner of his eye. He tried to look up to the pale, gorgeous face, but his body had other ideas, and his stomach flipped uneasily again.

 

“What the hell is that fox doing?!” Sasuke barked, almost making Naruto laugh. He would have if laughed he hadn't been spewing his guts up all over the ground at that second. “You've been sick every morning for a week! What the hell is going on?!”

 

Well at least he's not taking it out on me anymore. Naruto sat back shakily and took the water bottle Sasuke handed him, rinsing his mouth of the bile. It was funny, Sasuke tried so hard to hide it, but it was obvious he was scared. Well, maybe not scared. Nervous would be a better word. Naruto was honestly nervous too, he'd never been sick in his life, and now all of a sudden, for a whole week straight, he'd been sore, woozy, had cramps, headachy, and been sick. Every single day, with no breaks.

 

Nothing he ate seemed to have an issue with his stomach; it was just every morning that he threw up. When Naruto had been eating his wasabi and soy sauce mixture again, and when Sasuke tried to take it away from him, he actually attacked Sasuke—claws and all—because the craving had been so driving and controlling. It was the salt and the spice; he needed it for some reason.

 

“You alright?” Sasuke asked in a clipped tone.

 

Naruto nodded limply before setting the bottle down and lying back down on the bed. He smiled at the warmth pressing against his back as Sasuke laid down against him and gratefully held the top blankets closer as Sasuke covered them with it.

 

“What the hell's going on with you?”

 

“No idea.” Naruto ground out, scowling at how his voice sounded like it was being dragged over sandpaper. “But I feel like crap, and don't talk so loud.”

 

“Headache?”

 

Naruto nodded.

 

“Still?”

 

Nod.

 

“It's been a week!”

 

“Quiet!” Naruto winced at the sudden spike in volume.

 

They stayed motionless for a minute before Sasuke wrapped his arm around Naruto's waist and pulled him in closer, taking care to avoid Naruto's chest and shoulders, as the soreness often came along with the headaches. Naruto smiled and leaned his head back, nuzzling into Sasuke's neck.

 

Naruto sighed at the tenseness he could feel radiating off Sasuke's skin. He rolled over and stared Sasuke in the eye to tell him that he was being honest, even though he wasn't.

 

“I'm fine.” He said quietly. Yeah right.

 

Sasuke didn't relax.

 

Naruto groaned and his eyes widened as his stomach lurched again.

 

Don't! Don't! Don't! Don't! Don't! Don't—

 

He rolled off the blanket as fast as he could and retched, holding himself off the ground with his arms. He coughed harshly and forced himself up, toppling over right into Sasuke's arms.

 

“Naruto, let me talk to the fox.” Sasuke ordered.

 

“No way bastard! Like hell I'm just going to let him out!” Naruto snapped, pulling away to sit across from him, crouching on the ground.

 

“He comes out all the time when you're asleep, what's the difference?” Sasuke barked, watching in confusion as Naruto's eyes went wide with horror, until it clicked.

 

Oh shit.

 

“He what?” Naruto squeaked weakly.

 

“Just let me talk to him!”

 

“He comes out?” Naruto whimpered.

 

“Naruto!”

 

Naruto flinched away, and Sasuke immediately regretted yelling.

 

“Just, let me see what's going on. I've talked to him before when you were asleep, it was fine.” Actually, he almost raped me when you were asleep.

 

Sasuke took Naruto's lack of movement as an ok, and the Sharingan slowly started spinning as he gazed into Naruto's eyes.

 

“By the way,” Naruto murmured tiredly as Sasuke started to sink into his mind, “he won't answer me… so I don't know about you.”

 

Sasuke nodded, and sucked himself into Naruto's mind, swirling and falling into the darkness.

 

It was black and wet, he was shin-deep in nearly boiling water, and he guessed the hot temperatures were due to Naruto's and the fox's merging. It gave the Kyuubi more access to the outside world, it was far more dangerous for everyone else this way, though it was probably much better for Naruto to not be fighting against this force every second of the day.

 

He couldn't see anything, even with the Sharingan rotating in his eyes, though he could feel the killing force radiating off of every micron in the air.

 

“It seems you have no brain, as well as no fear, brat.” Kyuubi said from in the distance. “I don't appreciate unwelcome visitors.” He growled dangerously.

 

Sasuke winced at the deep, overpowering voice, but would die before he ever showed his discomfort on his face.

 

“What is going on with Naruto?” he demanded.

 

The Kyuubi laughed, soft and sinister, and it sent shivers skittering up Sasuke's spin. He was vulnerable to the Kyuubi in here, because he couldn't harm Naruto by doing any jutsu, and the fox had almost broken out once. He was in danger just talking to it.

 

“Nothing you need to worry about… at least, not yet.”

 

“Yet?” Sasuke repeated warily, sloshing closer to the voice through the water.

 

To enormous red eyes appeared out of the black, and two rows of huge, menacing teeth—probably almost as tall as he was—smiled wickedly down at him from behind the bars of the inhumanly big cage.

 

“Yet.” the Kyuubi repeated deliberately.

 

Sasuke had seen the Kyuubi fight before when the Chief Toad had fought against Shukaku, but transformation jutsu often altered size to better accommodate your chakra levels and other small issues like body size, so Sasuke had no idea of the Kyuubi's true size. From the eyes and the teeth, Sasuke estimated his true size to be between twelve and sixteen stories high. Pretty fucking big, even bigger than the Shukaku.

 

“When?” Sasuke snarled, becoming a little pissed off by the fox's little game.

 

The Kyuubi rumbled a laugh deep in its throat. “Soon.”

 

“Soon?” Sasuke repeated in disbelief.

 

“Yes, now get the hell out of here before I fry your mind through the kit.”

 

“Hey—!” Sasuke barked as the red eyed disappeared, and massive paws could be heard padding quietly to the back of the cage, but the Kyuubi didn't return or answer.

 

Sasuke growled and let himself slip back out of Naruto's mind, instantly missing the warmth from Naruto's mind that the Kyuubi created.

 

“…Well?” Naruto asked tiredly, coming out of his daze.

 

“He answered me, but he wouldn't tell me anything.” Sasuke growled. “Fucking fox.” He sword under his breath.

 

“I think he's mad at me.” Naruto ran his hand through his hair before realizing that his hair was visible and reached into his bag and tied his hitai-ate over the distinguishable golden locks. Sasuke grimaced mentally; Naruto looked better without that damned thing covering all of his hair, as well as almost covering his sapphire eyes. “He ignores me when I've ticked off his royally-caged heiny.”

 

“Whatever.” Sasuke shook his head. “Let him throw a hissy fit for all I care. Well, wait here for a second, you've been eating that wasabi and soy sauce for days, I'm going to go catch some fish.” Sasuke stood, looking around for the direction the river was in, as they hadn't set up camp by it this time.

 

“I'm not helpless you know.” Naruto grumbled as Sasuke walked off, but he stayed on the ground nonetheless.

 

Sasuke strode slowly up to the edge of the lake, accumulating a little lightening on his finger as he did. He didn't feel like fishing right now, besides—he stuck his finger in the water, and a blue zap flashed across the surface of the water before seven fish floated to the surface—they would already be precooked.

 

Sasuke kicked off his shoes and stripped out of his pants to wade out into the water and pick the fish up, trudging back to the shore. He sat down on the bank to pull his pants and shoes back on, looking around warily as his neck prickled. There was something in the wind… and it was familiar… but what?

 

He stood, still watching the trees around him when it hit him.

 

Orochimaru.

 

The fish fell from his hand to the ground, and he took off as fast as he could for Naruto. It was too far away. Damn it! Why the hell didn't they set up closer to the river?! Damn it, damn it, damn it!!

 

No, no, no! that isn't possible! Aniki sealed him away. He's gone!! Sasuke panicked, flying back the way he came. Unconsciously, his fingers moved to where the cursed seal had once been, shocked to find two deep puncture marks there instead, until he remembered how Itachi had removed the seal and then the Kyuubi had marked him, whatever the hell marking him meant.

 

He smashed into the clearing—straight through a tree—to find nothing but the remains of a small-scale war. Blood, torn clothing, body parts, char marks, and fire. Lots of fire.

 

He lost control again… Sasuke snatched a piece of burning cloth up off the black ground and held it up to his face, the Sharingan reading as deep into the traces of chakra as it could.

 

“Naruto!” Sasuke whirled to the trees, the cloth clenched tightly in his hand.

 

It was a scrap of Naruto's ANBU shirt.

 

“NARUTO!!”

 

Meanwhile

 

“Do you think he'll come?” a subordinate asked.

 

The pale man nodded, Orochimaru's snake-like voice seeping out of Kabuto's mouth.

 

“Yes, and very soon too.” He purred. “Sasuke is quite bright, and with the Sharingan to trace the chakra, I doubt it will take him long at all.”

 

Naruto screamed through the gag, thrashing against his captors' grips. He was powerless, bound and gagged by snakes, and a seal using demonic power keeping the Kyuubi completely dormant in his mind, he couldn't do anything. The seal had been painted over his other seal in blood, and was now drying uncomfortably on his skin to boot.

 

“And this time, I have something he wants.” Orochimaru looked over at the blonde. “He wont be escaping this time. His body belongs to me.”

 

Naruto tried gnawing at the snake in his mouth to get it to move so he could yell for Sasuke to run, but it thrust it's tail down his throat, choking him while the other snakes battered him with their tails and squeezed him harshly, bruises already beginning to form on his skin.

 

“You know you're very pretty…” Orochimaru grabbed his chin, forcing him to look up as tears leaked from his eyes at the snake tail down his throat.

 

“Orochimaru, sir?” the subordinate asked quietly, afraid to overstep his boundaries. Kabuto had tried, and been absorbed from the inside out. He would like to keep his life thank you very much.

 

“I can see why Sasuke would want you.” Orochimaru smirked sinisterly, leaning forward as Naruto tried unsuccessfully to pull away.

 

“But I have all of these wonderful men, who would give themselves for me,” Orochimaru gestured toward his men, who all nodded eagerly, hoping to get better marks with Orochimaru if they gave themselves to him, “but I'm quite honestly only interested in Sasuke's body…” the men seemed to droop again, “what shall we do with you?”

 

Naruto started to relax as Orochimaru drew away, but he nearly fainted at what the snake man said next.

 

“We'll just piss Sasuke off, and see how mad we can get him before forcing him to give in.” Orochimaru turned to his next head, considering his options before smirking, and then snapped his fingers.

 

Naruto cried out as the snakes began ripping away his shirt with their fangs, and running all up and down his body in the most sexual and stimulating way, probing at his nipples and tongues flicking across his neck, sharp fangs scraping lightly over the skin of his upper arm and the noses of snakes dipping into his navel. His thrashing and yelling were futile, the snakes had no sympathy for him, and no intention of stopping until Orochimaru told them to.

 

“It's nothing personal really, but I need the Sharingan, and Sasuke is most prone to give in when he is mad and scared, and both will take place immediately when he sees you, if I'm correct.” The pale man smiled widely, snake fangs a little bit visible poking out over his lip.

 

He snapped his fingers again, and Naruto's eyes nearly popped out of his head as a snake slithered its way across his stomach before sliding down into his pants and wrapping around his cock. His screams involuntarily slurred into wailing moans as the snake flexed its muscles over his length, driving him crazy in a sick was that made him wish he were dead. The snake moved again, slithering further down, dragging along his ass and beginning to push into him, and Naruto panicked. He bit down far too hard and right through the snake in his mouth, the two halves falling out of his mouth as he screamed.

 

“SASUKEEEEEE!!!!”

 

Meanwhile

 

“SASUKEEEEEE!!!!”

 

Sasuke slammed his heels into the ground and rocketed to his left. He was flying he was running so fast. He'd left all their things at the camp and the fire Naruto started still burning in the trees.

 

None of that mattered.

 

Orochimaru had Naruto, and nothing else mattered.

 

Wait for me Naruto! Sasuke snarled, forcing himself forward faster. Don't do anything stupid!

 

Meanwhile

 

“SASUKEEEEEE!!!!”

 

Sakura's head whipped to the right and her eyes read the trees, but it was too far away.

 

“Didn't that sound like Naruto?” Sai asked casually.

 

“Do you think it's him Kakashi?” Sakura asked anxiously.

 

“It certainly sounded like it.” Kiba agreed. “Loud, obnoxious, no regard for forest peace.”

 

“He s-sounded scared, K-Kiba.” Hinata said quietly.

 

“Shut up.” he barked.

 

Shino remained silent.

 

Team Kakashi and Team Kurenai were returning from a combined mission of delivering two scrolls to the Hidden Village of Stone, and had gone this very unused way because of a cliff collapsing and the normal passageway back to Konoha being blocked off.

 

“We need to go see!” Sakura dashed off into the forest, forgetting every danger there was to her at the sound of her old friend's voice.

 

“Oh, Sakura.” Sai said softly, watching her go.

 

“Sakura!” Kakashi yelled, groaning as no pink hair reappeared through the trees.

 

“Oh no.” Kurenai murmured. “She can't go running off on her own like that! There are bands of rogue ninja everywhere in the forest.”

 

“I'll go get her.” Sai said before shooting off into the woods.

 

“Wait! We want to see Naruto too!” Kiba shouted after him.

 

“But K-Kiba—” Hinata reached out for him.

 

“Come on!” he grabbed her hand, making her blush furiously. “Let's go!” they shot off into the trees, Shino right beside them.

 

“Hey!” Kurenai yelled, and shared a glance with Kakashi before they both took off after their teams.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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