Yay, OOC!<br/><br/>I need to read all this later. Meanwhile, I'll let here the small bit of Nanase's old sheet that told about Naruto's offspring.<br/><br/><div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote">Quote</div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Uzumaki Nanase is the first grandchild of Naruto, daughter of his second son, Uzumaki Kensou. At the age of 3, she lost her father, killed in an high ranked mission. She can't remember too much about him. Most of she knows about her father comes from what her relatives says. Since she lost her father so early, Naruto tried to fill that role for her in the best he could. Because of that, Nana respects, trusts and admires his grandfather too much, really taking into account his advice and teachings.<br/><br/>Nana had a hard time trying to get her genin title, since she never got good grades. She had to repeat the test three times to become a genin. By the second time she had her test, her sensei passed her even with her low grades, trying to buy some favor with the Hokage, her uncle (Uzumaki Jiray - first son of Naruto). It took some time to the whole scheme to be discovered, raising some gossips about Nanase-hime having her life made easier because of her kin. When everything was discovered, her sensei was punished and Nana was obliged to take basic classes again and do a third test, which she did with resignation.<br/><br/>From that time, the comments about her easier life sponsored by her relatives never ceased to exist. This really started to bother Nana. All her archievement seemed to be only a consequence of her being on the right family. She really trained hard, asking for her grandfather's help, and became a promising shinobi (the traning with various kage bushins was a great help here). After her passing the Chuunin Shiken on her first try, the comments came back, this time more harsh. Some argued that a genin who had to make the basic exam three times never would have the skill to pass on a Chuunin Shiken on her first try. Again, Nana had to endure the gossips that implied she had help from her relatives to pass that exam.<br/><br/>Nanase didn't know what else to do and again looked after Naruto's advice. He asked her, why not become a Hokage? After all, a Hokage isn't chosen by his family, but only for his skills and wisdom. No one could imply that she had help from her kin if she conquer that title. It seemed a good idea to Nana and later became her dream.<br/><br/>Nana lives with her mother, wich is not a kunoichi and always fear for her life. Her uncle, the Hokage, is always busy, so Nana rarely have a chance to talk with him. On the other hand, Naruto always welcome her when she seeks his guidance. About her other relatives, she really likes her young aunt, Uzumaki Itsuko, but she is always somewhere on a mission, making it hard to Nana tag along with her. And, finally, she have a cousin, Eiji, a 16 years old genin, son of Jiray. Nana loves him as a big sister, but he usually drive her nuts with his perverted pranks.<br/><br/>Naruto's sons:<br/>1 - Uzumaki Jiray (40 years old)<br/>2 - Uzumaki Kensou (33 years old - deceased)<br/>3 - Uzumaki Itsuko (26 years old)<br/><br/>Naruto's grandchildren:<br/>1 - Uzumaki Nanase (19 years old - Kensou's daughter)<br/>2 - Uzumaki Eiji (16 years old - Jiray's son)</blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div>