Naruto

It was a quiet night in the Village of Konoha. The skies were clear and the weather was cool and crisp. It was a perfect night. Standing out on the balcony of his apartment, was Uzumaki Naruto admiring the night sky.

He was currently deep in thought. He had just recently returned from a mission in where he had encountered Uchiha Sasuke. It didn't go so well, and by the end of the mission, Sasuke had escaped and Naruto felt that much further from returning his wayward best friend to the village.

Suffice to say Naruto felt a little down. He was hoping that after his training trip with Jariya of the Sannin that he would be strong enough to bring Sasuke, but now that didn't even seem like enough.

Shaking his head Naruto looked down at the streets to take his mind off the failed mission and observed a few couple walking together hand in hand. There were a few that were hugging, some kissing. It made Naruto really begin to feel a little lonely as he looked into his empty apartment.

He sighed and went back to looking at the night sky. As he began to stare, he noticed what looked like a shooting star. From there proceeded to make a wish, speaking out loud, "Hey star, I know this might be a lot to ask but the way I'm feeling right now I could really use it.

I just wish I had the power to bring Sasuke back, I feel like I'm so close, but that I'm still not there yet. " He then brought his attention back to the couples continuing, "and maybe someone special too. Maybe Sakura, hell even Hinata, she seems nice." He looked back up at the star and noticed that it seemed like it was getting closer. "Wait a second, that's not a shooting star. It looks like a meteor!" He exclaimed as he watched it fall somewhere near the outskirts of the forest that surrounded the village.

Excited and with nothing else to really do Naruto decided to go check it out. He made his way through the forest to the area that meteor had landed. When he got there, after all the dust had settled, Naruto say a deep black rock.

It was the deepest black he had ever seen. It reflected no light and was probably the size of an American style football. He began to near the rock to check the rock when he heard a rustling in the brush behind him, who came out was...