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Kakashi knows what Konoha does to its children.
It turns them into soldiers. Then it teaches them not to question the people who use them.
Under Fifth Hokage Danzo’s rule, the system has only grown harsher, and ANBU has become the village’s most efficient weapon. Children disappear into ANBU younger than ever, loyalty is enforced at the point of a blade, and questioning orders is treason.
Kakashi knows exactly how that system works.
After all, it made him first.
Now he’s going to destroy it.
Akatsuki Kakashi/ANBU Sakura
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Pain destroyed Konoha, Nagato brought it back.
Everyone else moves on.
Kakashi and Sakura don’t.
While the village rebuilds, they struggle to move forward. They might not know how to heal themselves.But they might learn how to heal each other.
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- Part 1 of Recalibration verse
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One day the Hokage is his normal self and the next day he's a stubborn but wounded six year old. A few days after that he's fourteen with more scars that aren't all visible. Things really start to get dicey for Sasuke when he meets nineteen year old Kakashi, with all his charm and sharp edges.
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Sakura wonders, sometimes, who she would be if things were different.
Perhaps, had she not run into that infuriating boy in the cemetery, she would be a civilian now. Perhaps, were she able to ignore an insult, she would not have pushed herself so far or so hard. But war carves hard lines in every soul, and peace tastes strange to a child raised in strife.
Same age AU where Sakura's born into Kakashi's generation. Things change just as much as they stay the same.
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- Part 1 of strange chords in strange songs
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Sakumo has no idea where all of these habits of Kakashi's are coming from. In which five-year-old Kakashi forgets the existence of his left eye, loses his ability to lie believably, and is a little too knowledgeable about the Birds and Bees. Still, no matter what oddities went on in Kakashi's head, one thing is certain – the boy will always love his father, through thick and thin.