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Chapter 2: Another World

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Akira looked at the people of his clan and knew what they always wanted to do.

"Chief, are you really going to proceed with the coup this time?" Akira got straight to the point looking at Uchiha Fugaku, the head of the Uchiha clan as well as the leader of the Konoha Military Police Force.

Uchiha Fugaku frowned. "Akira , it's not that we want to launch a coup, but Konoha has wronged our Uchiha clan for far too long. You, more than anyone, understand how we've been marginalized in the village."

He continued, his voice filled with frustration. "For years, Konoha has pushed us into the most dangerous battles, where we've suffered countless casualties. But in return, what did we get?"

"Suspicion! Mistrust! Distrust!

"They even call us traitors"

"Anbu watches our every move. We are under constant surveillance. We haven't even been allowed to leave the village in three years."

"Konoha doesn't see the Uchiha as one of their own. If this continues, our clan may be wiped out in less than a decade. So it's not that we want to revolt, but that we have no choice."

(A/N: Decades? Just say days)

Akira listened, silently admiring Fugaku's foresight. The man was correct, though perhaps too optimistic. The Uchiha clan would not last ten years under these conditions—it would only be one or two at most.

Shaking his head, Akira replied, "The leaders of Konoha aren't fools. They've been keeping an eye on us for a long time and have laid countless traps. The moment we act, Konoha will know."

"The other clans in the village aren't to be underestimated either, especially the Sarutobi clan. The Third Hokage has used his position to strengthen his clan over the years. The power they've amassed is staggering. Meanwhile, the Uchiha have only grown weaker under their relentless oppression."

"Even if we manage to succeed, the losses would be catastrophic. Only a fraction of our people would survive, if that. And let's not forget the villagers—they've been poisoned by rumors. They won't see us as liberators but as traitors."

"Do you really think we can rule the entire village under these conditions?"

"And that's not all," Akira added. "The other ninja villages won't sit idly by while we fight. They'll see Konoha in chaos and take advantage of the opportunity to attack. We'll be fighting on multiple fronts, and in the end, both Konoha and the Uchiha will be destroyed."

Fugaku sighed deeply, his frustration mirrored by the clan members around him. "So what do we do? Let Konoha continue to push us around?"

"Yeah! They treat us like garbage!" one elder yelled.

"They call us traitors, even though we've shed blood for them!" another added.

The crowd murmured in agreement, their voices tinged with anger and resentment. Ever since the Nine-Tails attacked Konoha five years ago, the Uchiha had been blamed and ostracized, making life increasingly difficult.

Fugaku, visibly troubled, said, "Akira, we've considered the risks. But you see, we have to try something because, sooner or later, we'll be left with no other way out."

"There is a way out," Akira responded calmly. "It just depends on whether you're willing to take it."

The crowd fell silent. "What way?" Fugaku asked, skeptical.

"If Konoha continues to reject our clan, why not separate entirely?" Akira suggested. "If they don't want us, let's leave."

"Leave?" Fugaku repeated, disbelief evident in his voice. "That's impossible!"

"No way Konoha would allow it!" an elder shouted.

Akira chuckled. "You're thinking too small. Even if we wanted to leave, you're right—Konoha wouldn't let us go easily. But I'm not talking about leaving Konoha. I'm talking about leaving this world."

The room went silent, everyone staring at him in confusion.

"What do you mean by 'leaving this world'?" Fugaku asked, perplexed.

"Exactly what I said," Akira answered. "You've always wondered why my abilities are so different, why my power grows so quickly. It's because I've found something unexpected—another world."

(A/N: As someone who didn't read the Synopsis, Very sad I can't spoil and say which world)

Gasps filled the room. Even Shisui and Itachi, who were closest to Akira , were visibly shocked. They had never heard him mention this before and they didn't even undertand what he meant.

"There's another world out there, similar to ours but far larger. It has many races, many powerful factions, and countless strong warriors. The most powerful force in that world is called the 'World Government,' an organization made up of more than 170 affiliated nations that governs most of the world, maintaining the judicial order."

As Akira spoke, the eyes of the Uchiha clan members widened with suspiciously and curiosity.

Another world?

Bigger than their own?

With so many resources and power?

could something like this even be real?

A whirlwind of thoughts raced through their minds. Doubt, curiosity, and excitement mixed together as they tried to grasp the possibility of such a world existing beyond their own. Could this truly be their salvation?

Fugaku though he was kidding and asked to make sure "And you propose we… what? Go to this other world?"

Akira nodded. "Yes. There, we wouldn't be bound by Konoha's chains. We could build a new life. A new future for the Uchiha. It's a risk, but one worth taking, don't you think?"

The room remained tense as the weight of Akira 's words settled in. This was no longer just about a coup. This was about the future of the entire Uchiha clan.

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Chapter 3: Goodbye Konoha

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After sometime explaining and due to the immense trust Akira had built over the years, everyone chose to believe him. In fact, they wanted to believe him—it was like a ray of hope in the midst of their dire situation, a light that offered them a way out of the darkness.

"Akira, is what you said... really true?" An elder of the Uchiha clan asked, his voice trembling with uncertainty.

Akira nodded confidently. "It's true."

"Then why—" 

"Why didn't you tell us earlier?" The elder's question was cut short as Akira's gaze swept the room, where many had the same query reflected in their eyes.

Akira sighed and replied, "Have you considered the consequences if I had revealed this earlier? The moment this secret was known, Konoha would have ordered me to lead a campaign to conquer that other world. And if I refused, they would have held the lives of our clan—your families, your children—hostage. We wouldn't have had any chance to escape."

The room fell silent, everyone absorbed in the gravity of his words. 

"But can we really survive in that other world?" another elder asked, his voice laced with worry. "There may be stronger forces there."

Leaving Konoha and moving into a completely unknown world weighed heavily on the minds of the clan. The fear of the unknown lingered in the air.

"Don't worry," Akira reassured them. "Although there are strong forces, they're not united. The world is chaotic. If our Uchiha clan grows and develops properly, we have the potential to become a dominant power ourselves."

The younger members of the clan felt their hearts stir with excitement. Thoughts of new territories, new possibilities, and new futures filled their minds, far removed from the dismal fate that awaited them in Konoha.

"But... to leave Konoha like this feels like running away," one of the older Uchiha spoke, his voice filled with sorrow. "This village was founded by our clan. And now we're leaving in despair."

The sentiment echoed in the room. Despite the injustice, the Uchiha clan had deep ties to Konoha, the village they had once built and protected. They hated the village's leadership, but many held an emotional attachment to the land itself.

Akira spoke with calm resolve, understanding their feelings. "I know it's painful, but this is the reality. If we want to rise again, we must first survive. This isn't forever. We will return, but not to secretly plot a coup in the shadows. We'll come back strong, openly reclaiming what belongs to us."

"Yes, We will return__!" a young Uchiha shouted.

"Reclaiming what belongs to us!" the others echoed, their voices filled with new hope. Akira's words struck a chord, lighting a fire within them.

Uchiha Fugaku, the clan leader, furrowed his brow in thought. If what Akira said was true, then this might be their only opportunity. He finally asked, "When do we leave?"

Akira's response was immediate: "Now."

"Now?"

"Yes, the time is right. Everyone important to our clan is here. And as we speak, Konoha has already taken action."

Fugaku's eyes widened with realization. "Action? You mean...?"

Akira nodded. "Yes. Konoha's higher-ups know about tonight's planned coup. They've been waiting, watching for us to make a move so they can annihilate the Uchiha clan in one strike."

Shock rippled through the room. The clan had underestimated Konoha's surveillance.

"Konoha is no longer ours," Akira continued. "It hasn't been for a long time. If you want to take control of your own destiny, we must grow stronger first."

At that moment, Akira's Sharingan flared with power. The space in front of him began to shimmer and ripple, as if the air itself were being torn apart. A portal appeared, a window to another world.

"Let's go," Akira said, his voice steady and determined.

Without hesitation, the Uchiha clan members began stepping into the portal, one by one. Akira waited until the last of them had crossed, then he turned, glancing back at the village. A faint smile touched his lips as he whispered, "Goodbye, Konoha."

Akira had already planned everything. On this day, every single member of the Uchiha clan—regardless of age or condition—had gathered at Naka Shrine. Whether young children or the elderly, even those bedridden by illness, all were present. Akira had ensured no one was left behind, knowing that their survival depended on this unified escape.

He had built trust within the clan over years, and now, in their most desperate moment, they followed him without question. They believed in him, even when the unknown loomed. This gathering was not just a tactical move—it was their last hope to preserve the Uchiha legacy.

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Outside Naka Shrine, Konoha's Anbu forces had encircled the area, waiting for the signal to attack. The Third Hokage, Sarutobi Hiruzen, stood next to Danzo, his expression somber.

"Danzo, are you certain the Uchiha will launch the coup tonight?" Hiruzen asked, his voice tinged with unease.

"Absolutely," Danzo replied, his voice cold and resolute. He signaled to one of his men, an Aburame clan member, who released a swarm of black insects to scout the shrine.

Moments passed before the bugs returned, but the expression on the Aburame's face darkened with confusion. 

"What is it?" Danzo demanded.

"There's... no one inside," the Aburame ninja reported, disbelief coloring his voice. "Naka Shrine is empty. The entire Uchiha clan... has disappeared."

Hiruzen and Danzo exchanged shocked looks before barking orders to search the area. But no tunnels, no signs of escape could be found. The Uchiha clan had vanished without a trace.

"Find them!" Danzo roared, his fury barely contained. "Search the entire village, the entire ninja world if you have to. I want them found!"

Hiruzen, meanwhile, stood quietly, his gaze drifting toward the horizon. His mind lingered on Akira Uchiha—the young man he had never fully understood. Deep down, he felt it.

The Uchiha would return. And when they did, the entire ninja world would shake from the UCHIHA.

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