Typhoon Myth It was a beautiful crisp morning in Tokyo, Japan. The sun shining on the houses of Japan. The flowers dancing in the wind like Naruto and Goku were best friends. Naruto was strong and loved training. Goku was intelligent and loved sports. Every day they would pray to the gods to be like them. There was one gods that they did not want to be. The god that had been banned from the Kamisama Yama. He was Oni. He wanted to take the souls of anyone that wanted to be a god, the Oni was craving for a soul.
On a terribly dark and stormy night, Oni came across Naruto and Goku’s house, Oni barged in and cast a spell on Naruto and Goku. The spell was to grant their wish, but it would cost the lives of their family members. When the …show more content…
He greeted Naruto and Goku as they approached him, Oni looked more terrifying than terrified. He walked closer and ran full sprint to Naruto. The Oni targeted Naruto because he thought that Naruto would deal a big threat to him. So he caught Naruto off guard and tried to choke him, but Naruto and Goku had trained for this for years. They dodged nimbly and caught Oni from the back. They cast a potion on him to sleep and return to his realm. As Naruto and Goku headed up toward the temple they heard talking, The Oni and Nazu were on the same team. They rushed forward, as did Naruto and Goku, The Battle of The Gods was on. Goku and Naruto took one or the other to fight, Naruto took the Oni while Goku took Nazu. Naruto easily pinned down Oni and he took out his katana and tried to stab him in the heart, but Nazu pushed Naruto off Oni and then Goku was by his side again. They double teamed Oni and when they pinned Oni down again, Goku pushed down Oni hard while Naruto took out his katana once more, until he stabbed Oni in the heart, draining his life out of his body. Nazu raged with anger as he saw his leader dead on the ground, he turned into a typhoon and started attacking the town. Goku and Naruto knew that he would destroy all of Tokyo if they didn't do something. This battle would shape the history of Japan. The battle