Free Shinobi in Naruto(With Divine Purple Card)

The next day, Kai woke up with Reina sleeping on his chest, while Tsunade snuggled to his side. Last night had been a new experience for him, a mix of closeness and warmth he had never allowed himself to feel before. The soft rhythmic breathing of Tsunade and the gentle snuffling of Reina were sounds that he had begun to cherish.

He could feel Reina's tiny hand clutching his shirt, her thumb in her mouth as she sucked on it in her sleep. Tsunade's arm was draped across him, her face buried in his chest, and her body radiating warmth. Her leg was intertwined with his, and he could feel every curve of her against him.

A smile blossomed on Tsunade's face as she slowly woke up, her eyes blinking open and focusing on Kai's steady gaze. She noticed him watching Reina and snuggled further into him, content with her new family.

"Good morning," Tsunade whispered, her voice still thick with sleep. "How long have you been awake?"

"A while," Kai replied softly, not taking his eyes off Reina. "I didn't want to move and wake her."

Tsunade's smile widened, and she reached up to stroke Kai's cheek. "You're such a good father."

He turned to look at her, his eyes softening. "I'm still learning. You make it easy for me."

Tsunade's eyes sparkled with affection, but she didn't reply. Instead, she shifted slightly, careful not to wake Reina, and kissed Kai tenderly.

After a few blissful moments, they heard a soft knock on the door, followed by Mito Uzumaki's voice. "Breakfast is ready. May I come in?"

Tsunade looked up at Kai, and he nodded. "Come in, Mito," he called out.

Mito entered the room, her eyes warm as she took in the scene. "Well, isn't this a lovely sight," she teased, setting a tray of food on the table. "I see I'll have to get used to this."

Kai's face remained impassive, but his eyes twinkled with something akin to amusement. "We'll try not to make you too uncomfortable," he said.

Mito laughed, coming over to ruffle Kai's hair playfully. "I think I'll manage," she said, her eyes lingering on Reina. "How's our little princess?"

"Sleeping peacefully," Tsunade answered, her voice filled with motherly pride. "She had a big day yesterday."

Mito nodded, her expression softening. "Yes, she did. We all did." She glanced at Kai and Tsunade, her smile gentle. "I'm glad to see you both so happy."

Kai's expression shifted, a hint of something more profound in his eyes. "I didn't know I could be," he admitted quietly.

Mito reached out to touch his arm, her touch reassuring. "You deserve this, Kai. All of this."

Mito gently took Reina from Kai, the sudden lack of his daughter on his chest making him feel an odd emptiness. He watched as Mito expertly cradled Reina, smiling at the sleeping child.

Smiling at them, Mito left with sleeping Reina, leaving Kai and Tsunade alone. The room seemed quieter now, the gentle sounds of Reina's breathing replaced by the soft rustle of sheets as Tsunade adjusted herself closer to Kai.

Kai's eyes followed Mito's exit, his thoughts a maelstrom of emotions he still struggled to fully comprehend. He felt Tsunade's hand on his arm, and he turned his gaze back to her.

"What are you thinking?" Tsunade asked, her voice gentle.

Kai's eyes held a depth of emotion, but he remained silent for a moment, gathering his thoughts. "I'm thinking how different everything is now," he finally said. "I never thought I'd have this. A family."

Tsunade smiled warmly, understanding the significance of his words. "Neither did I, but here we are."

Kai looked at her, his eyes softening. "I'm grateful for you, Tsunade. For Reina. For all of this."

Tsunade reached up to touch his face, her fingers tracing the contours of his cheek. "You don't have to say it, Kai. I can see it in your eyes."

Kai's lips curved into a rare smile, and he leaned down to kiss her forehead. "I know. But sometimes it's good to hear the words."

They sat in comfortable silence, savoring the quiet intimacy of the moment. Tsunade eventually broke the silence, her voice tinged with curiosity. "What's it like? Being a father?"

Kai looked down at his hands, considering the question. "It's... overwhelming," he admitted. "In the best way. Every time I look at Reina, I feel a connection I've never felt before. A responsibility. A love."

Tsunade watched him as he spoke, her heart swelling with affection for this man who had opened up so much to her. "You're a natural at it, you know. I've never seen you so gentle."

Kai's expression softened, and he pulled Tsunade closer, wrapping his arms around her. They sat like that for a long while, lost in each other's embrace, the world outside their room forgotten.

Eventually, the aroma of breakfast began to waft through the room, reminding them of the tray Mito had left. They reluctantly pulled apart, both sensing the need to start their day.

Tsunade asked about his plans, her eyes filled with curiosity and affection as she looked at Kai.

Kai's eyes met hers, and he considered her question for a moment before replying, "I will go and see how Sasuke and the others are doing."

Tsunade's smile widened at the mention of his students. "Your students are brilliant, Kai. I hear their names so often. Sasuke, Jugo, Haku, and Karin. The amazing group going from village to village to solve problems, taking quests, just like their teacher. A group of free shinobi. I've heard they've already saved a lot of people."

Kai's face remained impassive, but his eyes sparkled with pride. He inclined his head slightly, acknowledging Tsunade's words but not elaborating.

"They must be learning from the best," Tsunade continued, her tone playful, yet filled with genuine admiration. "Tell me more about them, about what they've been doing. I want to hear it from you."

Kai looked down at his hands, a rare hint of discomfort crossing his features. He was not one to boast or talk extensively about himself or his accomplishments. However, he recognized Tsunade's interest in his students, and he knew that sharing their achievements would please her.

"They must have have grown," he said slowly, choosing his words carefully. "Each has found their path. Sasuke... he has embraced his leadership. He thinks deeply, strategizes. Jugo, once lost, found purpose in helping others. Haku, talented and loyal, finds joy in healing. And Karin... she's become a force of nature, strong-willed, always ready to stand up for what's right."

Tsunade's eyes shone as she listened, absorbing every word. "I can see why you're proud of them. They've come far under your guidance. It's not just about their abilities, but their character. They've become better people."

Kai's lips twitched in what might have been a smile, his eyes softening. He reached out to take Tsunade's hand, squeezing it gently, communicating his appreciation for her understanding.