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Elara was never built for survival. She was built for soft things: imported silk, coffee that could revive even the most tired of souls, and calm mornings far removed from anything resembling danger.
So naturally, she wakes up very much alone in the middle of a forest. Dress torn, oppressive humidity clinging to her skin, and not a single trace of civilization in sight. No phone, no cash, no explanation. Just trees, dirt, and the slow, horrifying realization that she has landed in a fictional world she once watched.
Fabulous.
With no chakra and zero survival instincts, she does the only logical thing: march straight into Konoha and declare herself a prophet of “The Lord of Light” here to guide the Child of Prophecy. She borrows the role from the Red Priestess — minus the human sacrifices, plus an iron grip on appearances — and spins just enough truths about the future to keep herself, and the timeline, safe.
Mysterious, eccentric, and unflinchingly poised. Exactly the kind of woman a war-hardened village doesn’t quite know what to do with.
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24-year-old War Hero and iryō-nin, Haruno Sakura, is tired. She ran away from her responsibilities to an alternate dimension three years ago, with 0 intention of interacting with the shinobi world. With only a mokuton-made sanctuary and orchard to her name, she intends to spend her time healing with Katsuyu as her sole companion.
Then, some idiots decide to run past her hidden sanctuary with two obviously kidnapped young boys. Two young boys with chakra signatures she would know anywhere. At any point in time.
Suddenly, Sakura’s retirement is up in flames, as she finds herself drawn to a stoic and hardened widower, Namikaze Minato.
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In which the SI awakens in Naruto’s body and, fearing she’s going to die, immediately begins to prepare the best she can to survive.
Only, it’s not canon Naruto-world. No, it’s an action-romance she’s in.
AKA, the SI is preparing for a gritty dark-action dystopian, while the rest of the cast are under the impression they're in a romantasy.
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Mitsuru Tenji’s life used to be measured in millimeters and diopters. As an optician, he lived by a simple code: everyone deserves "Ten-ni"—the perfect 2.0 vision. He never expected to be practicing his trade in the middle of a pre-industrial wasteland where the "Eye of Insight" is a bloodline trait and "vision" is usually something people die for.
Dropped into a remote, neutral trade town far from the active skirmishes of the Uchiha and Senju clans, Mitsuru doesn't try to be a hero. He just tries to be useful. He builds a life in the shadows of the conflict, grinding lenses from quartz and teaching the local blacksmiths about the geometry of light. To the villagers, he is a wizard of glass; to Mitsuru, he’s just a man trying to fix the world's most preventable headaches.
But word of the "Man Who Sees the Unseen" spreads fast in an era defined by Doujutsu.
TL;DR What would happen if an optician and an optometrist from our modern world is dropped into the Warring States Period?
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Chloé Bourgeois had finally escaped (ran away from) Paris and made a life for herself in New York (Her mother and Noé were ruining her life, but c'est la vie). It was fine, she was much better away from the city of constant Akumatisations, but karma isn’t done with her yet. Sent two years back in time for unknown reasons, she’s dragged into a Paris she thought she’d left behind, and handed the Bee Miraculous with no guarantee she’s ready to wield it. With knowledge of the future, zero allies, and a kwami who doesn’t know her yet. Chloé' is quite frankly Paris's only hope.