How does Naruto typically respond in the 'Sakura tries to kill Naruto' fanfiction?

In some cases, Naruto might try to reach out to the Sakura he knows deep down. He could try to remind her of their past together, their training, and their shared experiences. He believes that the real Sakura would never do this, so he tries to break through whatever is making her act this way.

Naruto could be a bit hesitant at first if the situation is really complex or dangerous. He might need to think about the implications and if he is truly capable of helping. But in the end, his loyalty to Sakura and their friendship would likely make him agree. He might say something like 'Sakura - chan, don't worry. I'll do whatever I can.'

Naruto might initially be shocked and confused. He has always considered Sasuke as a friend, so Sasuke's sudden attempt on his life would be a huge blow. He may try to talk to Sasuke first, to understand why he is doing this.

One possible reason could be a misunderstanding. Maybe she was misled by false information about Naruto being a threat to the village. Another reason might be that she was under some kind of mind control. In some fanfictions, dark magic or evil entities can take over a character's mind and make them act out of character.

Well, in the original storyline, Kushina loves Naruto deeply and would never try to kill him. In this fanfiction, it's a complete 180 - degree turn. Her character is made to be much darker, which is a huge deviation as she's portrayed as a loving and selfless mother in the original.

In many such fanfictions, the development could involve Naruto's friends being initially misled by Sakura's framing. However, as the story progresses, Naruto's true nature and his past good deeds start to make some of them doubt Sakura's accusations. For example, Shikamaru, being the intelligent one, might start to suspect that something is off and begin to investigate on his own.

Sakura can be quite emotional in these fanfics. She may cry when thinking about how she let Naruto go or when she faces difficulties in getting him back. But she also uses these emotions to fuel her determination. She'll often pour her heart out to Naruto when she finally gets the chance to talk to him.

Sakura might be hesitant. She could say that she needs time to think. She values Naruto as a friend and is suddenly faced with this new revelation, so she wants to be sure of her own feelings before giving an answer.

Naruto could respond with anger at first. He has given so much to the Leaf Village, and this betrayal would be like a slap in the face. However, his kind heart might also make him wonder if there is a misunderstanding. So, he could start by trying to communicate with the villagers he trusts. If that fails, he might leave the village for a while to get stronger and then come back to confront those who wronged him.

Naruto could also feel a deep sense of hurt. After all, he has been through a lot with Sakura. In the face of her betrayal, he might start to question his own judgment of people. However, being Naruto, he would not give up easily. He might try to find a way to redeem Sakura or at least make her see the error of her ways. He would draw on his own experiences of being ostracized in the past and use that to try to understand her actions and find a solution.