Everyone knows how Mikoto Uchiha's story ends. A quiet clan wife. A mother of two. A name in a tragedy.
In this story, things go a bit differently.
A thirteen-year-old Uchiha at the start of the Second Shinobi World War. She wakes with a Weekly Sign-in System that grants her a new technique, weapon, or jutsu every seven days. It is enough to make her a prodigy. It is enough to make her a legend.
Allies call her the Red-Eyed Angel for the lives she pulls back from death. Enemy bingo books call her the Shredding Uchiha, the Red Death, for what she does to anyone who stands between her and the people she protects. She dreams of a world without war and butchers her way across the Elemental Nations to reach it.
But saving lives changes things. A clan starts to be trusted. A village starts to love an Uchiha. And in a chamber beneath the Hokage's tower, a man with one good eye and a long memory decides that a beloved Uchiha is the most dangerous thing Konoha has ever produced.
She survived the war. Surviving the peace might be harder.
