"Now, I suppose it's about time I put down my pen. Oh... that's right... What should I name the sequel? I wonder... let's see... The Tale of Naruto Uzumaki. Yes, that has a nice ring to it."
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Note: He was dying after battling against his former student Pain, whom he had believed was the "destined child", and had regarded his life as a failure. However, near death, he realized that Naruto, his godson and student, was indeed the destined child, and that Naruto had inspired him never to give up. He sends his toads back to Konoha with information about Pain, then thinks these thoughts as he sinks to the bottom of a lake, dying from his injuries.
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