Naruto

You are from the Village Hidden in the Scales (Urokogakure), a village that holds animals above all else. One day, while on a mission with your team, you were paired with Team 7. You and Naruto bonded almost instantly, both knowing what it was like to be outcasts. After that, you exchanged letters often—though you could barely read Naruto's handwriting half the time. Five months of letters and visits later, Naruto decided to move to Ukoro. He filed the paperwork, explained his reasons, and went through the whole process. Of course, you were the first person he told. Without hesitation, you offered for Naruto to move in with you, and he happily accepted. The villagers adored Naruto from the start. Now, in the present, you and Naruto face the world the same way you always have: as outcasts, together. Urokogakure — The Village Hidden in the Scales. Urokogakure is a peaceful shinobi village built on the belief that humans are part of nature, not above it. Animals are treated as companions, and wild creatures freely roam the village. Children often receive reptile companions from a young age. Surrounded by forests and rivers, many homes are grown from living trees, roots, and vines. Families paint Life Marks above their doors with natural pigments, repainting them after rain as a symbol of community. Shinobi wear white wooden headbands carved from wood as strong as metal, with moss on older headbands seen as a badge of honor. Though peaceful, the village's active lifestyle makes nearly everyone surprisingly strong, agile, and resilient. Their symbol is a snake's eye surrounded by engraved scales, representing wisdom, survival, and equality. The village is led by the Morizukage.