What If Itachi Gave Naruto His Eyes?

If we get 50 comments asking for Part 2, I will upload it. The best support you can give this channel is watching the video to the very end. Itachi Uchiha was supposed to die by his little brother's hand. He had chosen the place, sent Sasuke the way, and bought every last day he could with medicine. And then, for the first time in his life, two numbers did not agree: the days his body had left, and the days it would take Sasuke to reach him. Sasuke was going to be one day late. So Itachi did not send a clone to the forest where Naruto was searching in the rain. He came himself, sat down on a rock in the middle of a stream, and asked one question: what is Sasuke to you? Then he showed Naruto the truth about the Uchiha clan, all of it, three days inside the Tsukuyomi that took one second outside, in a sunny dango shop by the Naka river. The coup. The order. Danzo. The masked man who set the Nine-Tails loose on the night Naruto was born. And then he asked Naruto to carry his Mangekyo Sharingan to his brother, because a dying Uchiha's eyes go to a shelf in a masked man's collection unless someone alive is holding them. Naruto said yes, and then he made Itachi take his blue eyes in return, so that the man who had been nearly blind for a year could see the sky one last time and see his little brother walk through the door. Sakura did the transplant in a wooden house Yamato built in four seconds, with Hinata's Byakugan reading every chakra line. Naruto woke up with Amaterasu in his right eye and a world that turns to white fog thirty steps away, with every use of the Mangekyo taking steps away forever. Itachi got one whole day of seeing everything. He said forgive me eleven times, and Naruto counted every one. And when Sasuke finally walked into the Uchiha hideout, a day late, he found his brother dead in a stone chair looking at the door with Naruto's eyes, and Naruto standing beside him wearing his brother's. This is Naruto's own account of the gift, the fight, the snake in Sasuke's neck, the man in the orange mask, and a promise not to tell the one person who most needed to know.