Chapter 1: Prologue
[Kei Uzumaki's POV]
It may be a little abrupt, but please pay attention to the question I am about to ask you.
My inquiry is, what is the truth?
It may appear to have a simple answer like the truth is factual or has evidence to support the claim made. But this query is far more convoluted than it initially appears.
If you were to pull out a dictionary, you would get those simplistic answers. The truth is factual or in accordance with reality. In every language, truth is often ascribed to things that aim to represent actuality or otherwise correspond to it, such as beliefs, propositions, and declarative sentences.
Falsehood is normally seen as the polar opposite of truth. Truth is argued in a variety of situations, including philosophy, art, theology, and science. Most human activities depend upon the concept where its nature as a concept is assumed rather than being a subject of discussion; examples include most sciences, law, journalism, and everyday life.
Some philosophers believe that the concept of truth is fundamental and that it can not be articulated in terms that are more understandable than the concept of truth itself. The most prevalent interpretation of truth is that it is the connection of language or idea to the mind-independent universe. The correspondence of truth is the name for this approach.
Various theories and views of truth continue to be debated among scholars, philosophers, and theologians. There are many different questions about the nature of truth, which are still the subject of contemporary debates such as:
How do we define truth?
Is it even possible to give an informative definition of truth?
What things are truth-bearers and are therefore capable of being true or false?
Are truth and falsehood bivalent, or are they're other truth values?
What are the criteria that allow us to identify it and distinguish it from falsehood?
What role does truth play in constituting knowledge?
And is truth always absolute, or can it be relative to one's own perspective?
For generations, there has been on what is truly good and what is truly wrong. Many conservatives still think that truth is pure reality with no room for deception. Others contrastingly feel that truth is relative - that is to say, an individual's own perception of ideals and decisions.
As a result, truth varies among people due to their differing viewpoints. However, the truth is something that everyone believes to be correct. Hence, it is heavily reliant on what a person believes to be real. On the other hand, truth utterred with malice can be far more damaging than a regular old lie. Therefore, truth is defined as a statement that is consistent with reality and enjoyment.
Truth and individual's who tell them were highly valued individual's in the life I lived before.
Yes, the life I lived before my current one is partially the reason why I ask this topic. Because in my ongoing life in this world belonging to an anime, the opposite holds true.
Those who can deceive others well were more valued in this world I now live in.
So then shall I introduce myself fully? I am, or was once Akari Yuna, a student of the 4th generation and a fan of anime. Now I am Uzumaki Kei Jinchuriki of the Yang half of the Kyuubi no Yoko. And older sister by 10 seconds to Uzumaki Naruto.
Right as I thought that, I felt a pear of arms wrap around me tightly, not willing to let go. I wasn't alarmed since I knew Naruto loved cuddling into the closest thing to him when asleep, and that was currently me.
Either way, let us continue where we left off, shall we.
The truth can be divided into 2 separate parts being true to others and being genuine to one's own self. In other words, telling the truth and accepting who you truly are as a person. The bad. the good and the downright ugly parts of our human nature. Although it may seem like telling the truth and accepting who you are may not be identical, the two are inextricably intertwined.
People who are like this have a greater understanding of themselves, their flaws, and their talents. Thus, they are not blinded by their achievements and failures. Truth assists individuals in expressing and revealing their actual selves. It aids them in accurately describing themselves to others and others as well as keeping any pledges or obligations made.
Since Minato and Kushina are dead, I have made an obligation to myself. Take care of Naruto and make sure he grows to be a splendid person through me.
I felt that this vow was the least I could do for calling them by name. But I didn't care about that now, then I suppose I should end this talk so you can see my life in this world without 4th wall breaks.
They are 2 main ways of not telling the truth. The first is to not supply all necessary facts. While truth is the truth, some individuals avoid becoming very personal. It depends on the situation and whether or not the specifics are requisite. Some people won't share anything at all.
I am the type to wait for a person to pick up on the clues before telling them anything at all. In conclusion, a mix between the two.
The 2nd is simply lying, and while unethical to my old world, lies are what keep the public in the dark about the evils of human experimentation or other cruel experiments that are hidden from the public. And it is what allows propaganda to work as well.
I know how cruel it is, but lying is what keeps the world more peaceful, well, my old one, at least.
Anyways I think that's all I wanted to ask, and now I can get to bed.
CREATORS' THOUGHTS 
Nepge
Nepge I don't know if I am keeping this version or not of the prolouge, but it allows Mre to introduce our main character, and most of the kyuubi attack is the same thus I saw no point in starting there but rather when Naruto and Kei are 3. Then, I thought of using this as a means to introduce our MC fully.
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