Kakashi might first be a bit shocked because Naruto is usually so strong - willed. But then he'd quickly compose himself and become a source of comfort. He could even crack a small, gentle joke to try to lighten the mood a little while still showing that he's there for Naruto, and that Naruto can rely on him no matter what.
Kakashi would likely wrap his arms more tightly around Naruto, giving him a sense of security. He'd use his own experiences to relate to Naruto's pain. For example, he could share how he coped with the loss of his father and comrades. He'd also offer words of encouragement, telling Naruto that he's strong enough to overcome whatever is making him cry.
Kakashi would probably be very calm at first. He's an experienced ninja who has seen a lot. He'd gently pat Naruto on the back, offering silent comfort. Then he might start to speak softly, asking Naruto what's wrong in a gentle voice.
Kakashi's reaction would be complex. He is a man who has lost many people in his life. But Naruto was special. He would hold Naruto tightly, his hands trembling slightly. He might try to use some of his own chakra to keep Naruto alive a little longer, but deep down he knows it's futile. His face would show a mixture of pain, regret, and love. He would remember all the times he trained Naruto, all the lessons he taught him, and how Naruto had surpassed all expectations.
Kakashi might immediately offer a comforting presence. He could put his hand on Naruto's shoulder and just be there silently, letting Naruto know he's not alone.
Their relationship is like a mentor - mentee bond. Kakashi has trained Naruto, and when he sees Naruto achieve great things, it can be overwhelming. For example, when Naruto masters a new jutsu that Kakashi thought was difficult for him, Kakashi might cry out of joy for Naruto's accomplishment.
Kakashi might be initially shocked. After all, Naruto has always been his student and the sudden refusal to use the term'sensei' would be unexpected.
Kakashi would probably first check if Naruto is hungry or needs a diaper change. If that's not the case, he might hold Naruto close and gently rock him while humming a soft tune.
Kakashi might be initially surprised. But then, he would probably use it as a teaching moment for Naruto. He could say something like 'Naruto, stealing is not the way of a ninja.' And then give him a punishment like extra training.
Eventually, Naruto could grow resentful. If the ignoring persists for a long time, he might start to think that Kakashi doesn't care about him at all. This could change Naruto's attitude towards Kakashi and might even make him more rebellious in his training or actions. However, deep down, he still probably hopes for Kakashi's recognition and approval.
Naruto would be devastated. He sees Kakashi as a mentor and father figure. He might initially go into denial, not believing that Kakashi would actually abandon him.
Well, Kakashi is a complex character. When he discovers Naruto is abused in the fanfiction, he may first feel a deep sense of guilt for not noticing earlier. He'd then use his skills and influence in the village. He could start by reporting it to the proper authorities in Konoha, like the Hokage. And at the same time, he'd be there for Naruto, providing emotional support, talking to him, and helping him through the trauma. Kakashi has his own past traumas, so he'd understand what Naruto is going through on some level.
At first, Kakashi might try to distance himself from Team 7's possessiveness. He values his independence and doesn't want to feel smothered. However, as he realizes that their actions are coming from a place of deep love and loyalty, he starts to accept it more. He may even start to rely on them a little bit, for example, allowing them to help him with his paperwork or other small tasks that he usually does alone. This shows a new level of trust and closeness between them.