As Naruto lifted each of his mighty feet and brought them crashing down to earth, his body started to expand again. Naruto looked around him in pleasure as the ground moved further away, his power increasing, his authority as a god asserting itself all the more. The villagers looked on in shock, pausing in their cleaning, watching as the mountainous toes around them grew higher and higher. The small amount of light that was able to reach them grew more diffuse as the toes rose higher.blocking out more light. Tsunade stood on the balcony of the Hokage building and watched as the area grew darker. Since there was no way to fight Naruto, the village had decided to accept him as a natural entity.

"We're going to have to find some way to make sure light can still reach us." she thought to herself. "It would be too gloomy living in eternal night, with only the electric lights to see by."

She returned to her desk to make a note about this before addressing the current group of ninja that had arrived in her office. With no villages nearby, there was no visible way of stimulating economy. So what was the Leaf village supposed to do about food? Tsunade sighed and resigned herself to what was sure to be a very long morning.

Naruto, meanwhile, had grown even more immense. He looked down at his foot and saw a speck of dust that was the Leaf village. He grinned, knowing that everyone was looking at him. They were acknowledging him as someone who really mattered. Someone who had their lives in his hands. The idea of so much power was intoxicating to Naruto. He wondered if he would ever stop growing. Why should he? Why shouldn't the whole world be able to be cradled in his arms? Naruto laughed at this idea and continued searching for the other hidden villages. After awhile, though, he gave up on it. The villages were all indistinguishable specks to him now. So what should he do?