Free Shinobi in Naruto(With Divine Purple Card)

Kai looked at Mikoto, then at Sasuke. He could see the pain and determination etched into their features. It was a familiar sight; it was the same look he'd seen in Itachi's eyes all those years ago.

Breaking the silence, Kai finally spoke. "Your story is heartbreaking, but it also shows your strength and resolve. Itachi would be proud to know that you've survived and continued to fight in such adverse circumstances."

Mikoto nodded, a small, sad smile crossing her face. "Thank you, Kai."

Kai listened intently, his stoic expression never wavering. However, inside, he felt a mixture of emotions – sadness for Itachi's fate, anger towards those who had betrayed him, and a sense of responsibility for having unintentionally played a role in the events that transpired.

"I met Itachi by chance in a forest," Kai began, his voice steady despite the turmoil he felt inside. "We talked about life, duty, and the difficult decisions one must make. We never exchanged names, but our conversations had a profound impact on me, as I believe they did on him."

Mikoto and Sasuke listened, their expressions a mixture of shock and curiosity. It was clear that they hadn't expected to hear such a revelation.

"Itachi's death... it wasn't in vain," Kai continued. "He chose a different path, one that went against everything he was taught, and he paid the ultimate price for it. But in doing so, he saved you both and inspired me to change as well."

The silence that followed was heavy, filled with the weight of the emotions stirred by the stories they had shared. Mikoto looked at Kai, her eyes filled with gratitude and pain. "Thank you for telling us about your time with Itachi," she said softly. "We had no idea that he had made such a connection with someone."

Kai nodded solemnly, acknowledging her words. "I am honored to have known him, and I will do everything in my power to ensure that his sacrifice was not in vain."

Sasuke, who had been silent throughout the conversation, finally spoke up. "I want to become stronger, to avenge Itachi and our clan. Will you help me?"

Kai looked at the young Uchiha, his expression unreadable. After a moment, he replied, "I will help you, but not for the sake of revenge. I will help you so that you can protect those you care about and make a difference in this world, just as Itachi wished to do."

Sasuke looked at Kai with anger and hatred, his eyes burning with intensity, though none of it was directed at Kai. "I am cursed. We are cursed. Our clan is cursed with hatred. The Sharingan is eyes that grow with hatred. I will avenge my brother," he spat, his voice trembling with barely contained emotion.

Kai studied the young Uchiha, feeling a strange sense of kinship with the boy. Like Sasuke, he had once been consumed by loneliness, and it was still plaguing him. He remembered the first time he had heard about the Sharingan from Itachi and the impact those words had on him.

Sasuke's words seemed to spark a memory in Kai's mind, a memory of his conversation with Itachi. "The Sharingan is not eyes that grow with hatred," he told Sasuke softly. "Itachi once told me that the Sharingan is the eyes of love. The more you love, the stronger it becomes. People think the Sharingan evolves with hatred, but you awaken the Sharingan when you want to protect someone you love or when you lose someone you love. The Sharingan remembers everything because you want to protect the memories of those dear to you."

Sasuke stared at Kai, his anger momentarily subsiding as he considered the free shinobi's words. It was a perspective he had never heard before, one that seemed to challenge everything he had believed about the Sharingan and his own destiny.

Mikoto, who had been quietly observing the exchange, decided to speak up. "Kai is right, Sasuke. Your brother was not a monster, consumed by hatred. He was a gentle soul who wanted nothing more than to protect those he loved. He tried to change the path our clan was on, and it cost him his life."

She paused, her eyes brimming with tears as she recounted the tragic events that led to Itachi's death. "After Itachi's encounter with you, Kai. I only realized now that his change was due to you."

Kai listened to Mikoto's words, his stoic expression never wavering. Inside, however, he felt a mixture of emotions - sadness for Itachi's fate, anger towards those who had betrayed him, and a sense of responsibility for having unintentionally played a role in the events that transpired.

Throughout his journey, Kai had encountered numerous obstacles, but none had been quite as challenging as the emotional turmoil he now faced. For years, he had been an emotionless warrior, never allowing himself to form attachments or feel anything for others. But his recent encounters with Tsunade, Samui, Tayuya, Karin, and Jugo had begun to change that. And now, as he stood before Sasuke and Mikoto, he found himself feeling something akin to empathy for the first time in his life.

Now, as he faced Sasuke and Mikoto, he could feel the weight of the emotions that swirled around them – pain, anger, love, and loss. It was a foreign feeling to Kai, but it was also a powerful one that he could no longer ignore.

As he stood before the grieving mother and her vengeful son, Kai knew that he had a choice to make. He could continue to walk the lonely path of a solitary warrior, free from the bonds and burdens of attachment. Or, he could embrace the connections that he had forged, allowing himself to be guided by the love and friendship of others.

In that moment, Kai made his decision...