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Day 28: Pregnancy

SasuHina Month

↳ Day 28. Prompt - Pregnancy. Normal Universe, Post-War.

         "Welcome back."          Those were the words that greeted him the moment Sasuke stepped inside of his house, slipping his shoes off by the door. He hadn't seen his wife yet, but she had clearly been expecting him - the space was spotless from top to bottom, left to right. For a few seconds, he observed the place, full of pointless ornaments she had been adamant on purchasing. Whereas he had preferred the simple over the complex, the plain over the lavish, she had longed to settle in what would become a domain full of vibrancy, as was that place she'd called 'home' for so long. She insisted that it would bring him 'cheer' and 'good will'. These were qualities he didn't seem to possess - but he relented despite himself, allowing her to have it her way. Who was he to deny her?          But something today seemed off. His partner, whom normally greeted him at the door, still hadn't emerged from the depths of wherever she was in hiding, nor had she spoken since her first call barely two minutes ago. This struck him as odd. Usually, the petite figure would be settling herself in his arms by now, tutting at the dirt on his clothes and relishing in the bittersweet taste of his lips. Moving out of the entrance, Sasuke slipped silently to the area that he believed her to currently be inhabiting (which, by the way, was the bathroom). He'd suspected that she'd went to retrieve bandages. How many times would he have to relay to her that he should be expected home unscathed? It was an insult to his ability ... Well, when it was anyone else.          His wife's doting care could never be considered an irritant.          It was his surprise, then, when the bathroom lights turned up inactive, wooden door ajar. There was no-one inside. The bandages were untouched, tucked away on a shelf by the faucet - just as they were when he had initially departed. He blinked slowly, betraying no emotions to this find, as he turned around to leave the area - but then, a small sound gathered his attention.          A sneeze. Her sneeze, the cute kitten sneeze she would emit after desperately crinkling her nose in vain efforts to delay the inevitable. A 'loud' one such as this could only mean she'd been trying to restrain herself for quite some time. A good couple minutes he'd been stood there, he should think. Doubling back, his gaze fell to the left, where their living room was located. A second 'a-a-achoo!' confirmed his suspicions.          He started towards the noise without another thought. Tension could be felt radiating off of her in waves, long before he had reached her side. So she had been hiding from him, huh? It wouldn't be the first time. His sweet wife had been at odds with him on previous occasions - just, not like this. Sasuke was already mentally listing a million possible reasons behind her punishing silence, wondering which of those was the cause. If any were reason enough to negate a welcoming kiss, or if it had been something else he'd missed entirely?          No matter. Whatever the reason was, Sasuke knew she had every right to be angry. He couldn't blame her for some short-lived distance. Had she been anyone else, hell, Sasuke suspected she'd have long since walked out the door - but his sunshine was patient. So tolerant, always poised, the picture of perfection, and she remained by him. Faithful. Kind. Loving him day by day, minute by minute; second by second. He supposed it was her upbringing -          Never mind. Her upbringing? Oh, that's a laugh and a half.          "Hinata."          The Hyuga - sorry, Uchiha - didn't look at him. She clasped her knitting needles in her palms, the wool stretched between them as though she'd been mid-stitch when he entered. Glancing down at her work, and then at the various books scattered around her, Sasuke arched a brow. Pressed flowers were everywhere. Various scarves and other garments found themselves strewn about the place, hanging over the backs of chairs in piles. So this was how she'd been passing her time without him? He could almost laugh - making to survey every stem, leaf and petal there was to look at. But he didn't have time - a small click, two wooden pieces clacking against each other, registered that Hinata was leaving her seat. He caught her wrist before she could take more than two steps past him. He was done playing around.          "Are you not going to answer me?"          She watched the floor as if it was interesting, gaze fixated on the ground. Long locks of indigo hair shielded her profile from him, and she remained, having stopped still in her tracks. Not a whisper escaped her, frozen, and the frustration of the situation had Sasuke suddenly spin her, arms encircling her waist, gripping her hips, pushing her up against him, sharing in her warmth. Up close, he felt something different about her. A certain glow that hadn't been present the last time he'd laid eyes upon her figure, bathing her in a warmth that was new. Refreshing. Somehow, her features seemed softer, gentler - skin looking so tender, he lifted his right hand to her cheek, caressing it with his thumb. It felt just the same as it usually did. That was only to be expected, he thought, as he rested his forehead against hers, timing his breathing so their pattern synced. Quieter now, the words he whispered were born of a love only Hinata could coax from the stoic Uchiha.          "I'm sorry, Hinata." The man murmured, lips brushing against her nose as he felt her breathing hitch. A small chuckle emitted from his throat at the look of sheer surprise gracing her, before her pale eyes warmed, with the rest of her features remaining stubbornly Hyuga-like. If not for the thinly pressed line that had become of her mouth, it would have been oh so easy to forget where she came from. Where she'd been raised. Mentally, Sasuke took note that such expressions simply didn't suit. This type of scowl appeared as though it should belong to him. Never her.          "Sasuke ..." his wife let loose a breath she'd been holding, as though bracing herself for impact," ... It's not me you need to apologise to."          For a few seconds there, Sasuke was struck dumb. Only when Hinata's face contorted, a small whimper of pain trembling on the bluenette's lips, did he think to turn his gaze from those pearl eyes he held so beloved, to the protruding curve of her stomach, where a small being had kicked out to be noticed. He didn't understand how he hadn't spotted it before, but then again, she'd done a pretty good job in concealing it. Hinata always did have practice shielding her body from the world, making every (beautiful) tuck and flare almost invisible. This time, it was by a large sweater she'd decided on settling into. His sweater, adorned with the Uchiha crest. Hiding their baby from his sight. Their baby.          He almost couldn't believe it. The evidence was right there in front of him - he could feel it as she removed his palm from her face, bringing it instead to her swollen belly, allowing him to caress her in a way that roused unfamiliar feelings. Was this what fatherhood felt like? It definitely wasn't a large bump, not yet - but he knew it was going to grow, expanding to make room for their unborn child. Their little blessing. Inwardly, the male had to admit he was quite uncertain on how he should react, her unhappiness at his disappearance now beginning to make even more sense. Perhaps she had thought that he'd known, alerted by her altered chakra (that was so clearly infused with his, now that he'd taken enough care to notice), and decided to abandon his duties to her. The thought made his stomach churn with, dare he say, guilt. Should he apologise? She was one of the only good things that had ever happened to him (aside from the baby, of course). He didn't wish for her to feel as though he didn't care, but ...          He didn't know. Sasuke hadn't had very many blessings before.          Sliding down onto his knees, one palm clasped hers, while the other remained on her stomach. Sasuke found his forehead pressing against her belly, speaking as though addressing a little person, whose invisible tears he could see falling in his mind's eye. Disappointed their parent had abandoned them so soon after they were conceived. "I'm sorry." he whispered, this time not to their mother, but to the tiny Uchiha he had not physically met, yet felt so connected to. Vaguely, Sasuke felt Hinata's free hand stroking his head reassuringly, and found comfort in her touch.          With her fingers furled in his short tresses, her hushed, angelic voice soothing his ongoing cries, the father-to-be let slip his guard. Letting news of hope found within her shed light on the deeper reaches of his heart, where both love and hate resided, for the first time in a long time - Sasuke wept.

Here’s my little ... thing. For SasuHina month, since I haven’t been participating (believe me, I wanted to). It was supposed to be a quick five-minute thing I came up with, but I’m very particular and so it ended up a lot more than that.

I was debating on whether or not Sasuke should cry, but then I realised - he lost his entire clan at such a young age. Now, he’s expecting a child with the woman he loves, his wife, his sunshine. Of course he’s going to cry. He’s human too. He’s cried before. I feel as though the Boruto series did his character injustice. He’s not a robot, guys - remember that.

Anyway, thank you for reading, and I hope you enjoyed this excerpt for @sasuhina-month !

Many thanks - Suhana

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SasuHina: Children

This is a topic I wanted to discuss for a while. I saw many people giving their opinions on it, and while the ideas are unique, I feel as though I’ve taken an approach to it that not many others have. I credit a lot of this to @narunerd as she’s the one who made all of this possible, having a lovely interpretation of Sasuke that made me think,” Hey, what about babies?” So without further ado …

Kekkai Genkai - What it can & What it can’t:

Appearance:

SasuHina children are undeniably beautiful, no matter how an artist interprets them. Raven-haired children with snub noses and sharp eyes - but it’s the colour and look to those eyes that seem to be up to the most debate. While it’s easy enough to pick between black or blue hair, the eyes are not so simple. My take on it is one I haven’t seen represented in fan art, except for one picture I found once … and I have over 200 pictures of my ship saved.

The left eye possesses the Byakugan. It is white, with a lavender tint, as is the dominant colour demonstrated by the Hyūga Clan when not activated. When it is activated, it takes on the same form as any other Hyūga’s - bulging veins and a more prominent pupil, the lavender tint fading.

The right eye possesses the Sharingan. It is black, onyx, coal or whatever you want to call it. When activated, it is red, with tomoes equivalent to the power of the user (a maximum of three). Mangekyou Sharingan will take on an individual appearance unique to the user.

Source(s)?: Third Databook, P.351, Masashi Kishimoto - (Source A)

Q. What happens to the eyes of a baby who has Hyūga and Uchiha blood?

A. The right eye will have Sharingan. The left eye will have Byakugan! (laughing)

Abilities:

The prospect of SasuHina children is amazing, yes, but what exactly are those kids capable of? The answer to that would be - a heck of a lot. If you want a ‘pure’ Uchiha, turn away now, because the ideas I believe in are a whole new clan that may well overthrow their predecessors, both Hyūga and Uchiha.

   Byakugan

With two eyes, a Byakugan user is capable of near 360 degrees vision, with a blind spot above the first thoracic vertebra. For a SasuHina child, this would be different, however - as they have only one Byakugan, it’s pure logic that their vision would then be spliced in half. This means that SasuHina children have:

180 degrees vision on their left side. A blind spot, I speculate, would be very close to the original, only more towards the left. Truthfully, it could be anywhere behind them so long as it’s on the left (as it’s 180 degrees, they wouldn’t see the right anyway).

A range of vision that is largely unaffected, down to natural ability and talent. It is likely that they’ll be highly capable to start with judging by their mother Hinata’s ability to see targets 20 kilometres away.

Magnification would be unaffected, as well as the ability to use infrared to distinguish clones from a real person. *

They would still be able to see chakra and the chakra pathway system, but would have to angle themselves to see all 361 tenketsu. Face to face, they would only be able to see half the system as they have 180 degrees vision, not 360.

The ability to spot genjutsu would be largely unaffected, so long as the affected person is within their (Byakugan) sight. The effectiveness shouldn’t be altered.

Source(s)?: Naruto Wikipedia, Naruto (Anime)

*3. Naruto - Episode 149, Team 8 and Naruto are sent on a mission to locate a bikōchū, an insect that is capable of tracking scents. Hinata uses her Byakugan to magnify in on trees and shrubbery, searching for it.

  Sharingan

Like with the Byakugan, the Sharingan would enable the child to see the chakra of somebody else.

By watching their target’s movements, they would be able to copy most jutsus being performed so long as they are within capability. *

Able to suggest thoughts and actions to a target through means of eye contact, or even take control of the victim. This can also be performed on more than one person at a time.

Also through eye contact, the user would be able to enter another person’s conscious, in order to see memories, extract information forcefully etc.

Source(s)?: Naruto Wikipedia, Naruto (Anime); Naruto (Manga)

* 2. Naruto - Episode 12, Kakashi is seen using his implanted sharingan to copy Zabuza’s techniques. A single, implanted eye, meaning that with just one eye, it is possible to act on this aspect of the Sharingan.

  Balancing Factors: Sharingan & Byakugan

Both the Sharingan and the Byakugan are able to see, analyse and keep up with (so long as the user is capable) fast-moving objects or motions. As there is not a huge difference in skill here, there would be little to no hindrance, and therefore the two do not clash with one another.

If a person was to attack them through their right side, the Sharingan would be able to - upon eye contact - potentially paralyze that person, stopping their advances and giving the user enough time to step away and re-evaluate if they don’t wish to go in for a kill, or knock-out blow.

  Disadvantages

With both the Byakugan and the (Mangekyou) Sharingan, the user experiences strain after prolonged usage and chakra drainage. Having only one of each eye causes even more pressure to these individual powers, and therefore means the user will be able to conserve less chakra while using them, and so have to limit their time utilizing the abilities more so than any pure Hyūga or Uchiha.

If a user has Mangekyou Sharingan, it is likely that they will not be able to activate both kekkai genkai at the same time for extended periods, as the Mangekyou would consume a larger amount of chakra than the Byakugan (being the evolved form of the Byakugan’s equivalent, the Sharingan). It means that oftentimes, the Byakugan could be left without another power to balance it during the heat of battle, rendering the user weak. This can, however, be improved with training to increase chakra levels and consumption rates.

The Hyūga style of combat would be affected due to the half-Byakugan vision of a SasuHina child. Standing face to face with another, approximately only half of that person’s 361 tenketsu would be visible to the wielder, so that for all 361 tenketsu to be within sight, the child would have to be at a constant angle. This demands a need for acute sense of direction and a specific training program that’ll enable them to get a grip on the motions, which may take years to properly develop. Flexibility would also become a necessity, or if not flexibility, pin-point accuracy alongside good memory skills to remember where their desired striking point is located.

  Advantages

With the Sharingan, it is possible to temporarily paralyze another person. This would provide free access to the target’s tenketsu, and render them unable to resist a Hyūga-style assault, effectively closing or opening any points in the body that the user desires.

Through the Byakugan’s ability to use infrared in order to distinguish clones from the real person, the user would then be able to focus their attention on the main target, trapping them in genjutsu, suggesting thoughts and actions or other assaults that the attacker wishes to inflict.

If in the position of interrogating another, the Hyūga-Uchiha would be able to attack the tenketsu of the captured prisoner, disrupting the flow of chakra and weakening the other significantly so that they can then use their Sharingan in order to forcefully extract information via plundering their victim’s memories.

(General) SasuHina Genetics:

This here is a little section that I’m typing up so a later point that I make will have a reference for you to look to. See, Kishimoto does say that SasuHina children would have both the Sharingan and the Byakugan - but there is no proof to say that eye colour and bloodline limits are correlated. They could be coded for by separate genes (though I believe this is unlikely, as Kishimoto stated that he had forgotten to give Boruto and Himawari white eyes, meaning that Himawari - with her byakugan - really should have had her mother’s eyes).

The basic rule of eye colour is that darker hues (more melanin) tend to be dominant over lighter hues (less melanin). Green eyes are dominant over blue eyes, and both blue and green eyes are recessive to brown eyes. 

White Eyes - The proof that white eyes are dominant over brown eyes comes from Kaguya’s relationship with Tenji, as the latter had brown eyes, a trait which their children did not share and instead bore their mother’s white eyes.

Black Eyes - We can assume that black eyes are dominant due to the fact that Sarada had black eyes over her mother’s green eyes.

As the Sharingan and the Byakugan are supposedly equal in ability - excluding their respective power-ups - it would seem that when the two phenotypes are presented (as the kekkai genkai), a co-dominance would be established leading to the two most dominant eye colours to be present in what is known as Heterochromia Iridis, the difference of colouration in the irises.

- Thank you to the lovely biologist known as @watchingthewind for helping me out with this portion!

More Information:

Surely that must be it, you’re probably thinking. But in fact, the story doesn’t stop there - there’s still more to know, things that I believe you may find quite interesting.

If you take another look at Source A, you may notice something interesting about the question. Looking closely, you’ll see that it asked not specifically of Sasuke and Hinata’s children - but of any baby with Hyūga and Uchiha blood in them. This means that any child descended from the couple, whether that be their direct children or their great grandchildren, would (most probably, with little to no doubt) have the same eyes as their own kids. My basic explanation of eye colour genetics also supports this theory, though exceptions may well be made.

Although a child with only one Sharingan eye may not have access to certain Mangekyou Sharingan abilities that require a pair (such as the Susanoo), it is absolutely possible for them to gain the evolved form. The Mangekyou is obtained through the trauma of loss, not necessarily having to murder a close one yourself.

There is no guarantee that the child will ever activate their Sharingan, and could therefore be considerably weaker than any pure Hyūga or Uchiha for years or - possibly - their entire life. As unlikely as it is, there is a chance that no strong emotional event would ever occur (whether that be positive or negative), so that the optic nerves would never be triggered and the kekkai genkai will remain dormant.

So that’s it, really! Will there be mistakes in this, or factors that I didn’t consider? Most likely, as I’d rather save them for another time. All in all, this is really just a blog post circulated around the question of ‘what if?’ and nothing more. It’s my take on SasuHina children and no-one is obliged to drop their interpretations if they don’t wish to. This is, again, just how I see them and if you were to judge based on my research as well as my logic, contrary to popular belief, these children wouldn’t be Sues. I struggled to think more of advantages than disadvantages! (Maybe I’m just a negative person though) - I hope you enjoyed reading this and if you found it pretty intriguing, tell others. It’d be nice to hear constructive feedback on this. With no more delay, I’ll publish this. Happy SasuHina Month!

Many thanks - Suhana

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How would the villages react to SasuHina? Seeing as they're technically creating an entirely new clan, I would imagine that there would be quite a bit of opposition, and would Hinata's family members try to defect to their clan? Also, how would the creation of their clan go about, and would it be considered Uchiha-Hyūga, or would they insist on 'reviving' the Uchiha clan, but with more strengths?

Original Post: Here

Hey there! Thank you for the ask, first of all. Your questions are thought-provoking and will be considered carefully. It’s taken me a couple days to gather the ideas I favour based on research and long conversation with my amazing friend Serine, and so without further ado…

How would the villages react to SasuHina?

Konohagakure - They’re less than pleased. The eradication of the Uchiha clan was a problem within itself the first time around, and they’re not sure if they should allow the descendants of said Uchiha clan to stick around for the long run. The possibilities with the Byakugan and Sharingan in one being are unexplored, however, and with the persuasion of Naruto, they’re eventually won over in favour of giving the clan time. They’re watching, however.

Sunagakure - They’re wary, but not surprised. They were told by Gaara of the sole survivor, and his quest for power, so that they figured if he was to revive his clan he would bear a lineage strong enough to hold their own against their village should the need arise. They doubt the union was one of love, viewing it as a political matter, and are unfazed for the most part. They take little to no curiosity in the child’s ability.

Iwagakure - At first, they disapproved. Having quite a history with Konoha and their Shinobi in regards to power, the possibility of another powerful clan rising is one they don’t look forward to. They won’t voice this opinion, however, as their newfound peace with the other villages is of important value in order to avoid another war, and they’ve taken too many casualties as it is. They keep to the shadows on this one, though they aren’t very happy.

Kumogakure - While peace has been attained by the villages, and most people wish for it to remain, there are quite a few in Kumo that would be delighted if Sasuke and Hinata’s children was to, say, land conveniently in their hands. The people haven’t forgotten the abilities of the Byakugan and their fascination with the kekkai genkai, and the prospect of children with two of the most feared bloodline limits in one being intrigues them. They’re … enthusiastic.

Kirigakure - For the most part, they are accepting of the new development. Having changed their attitude to that of an open-minded community, they don’t have the ticket to voice anger at the news. As with Kumogakure, however, there are some in the village that are unsettled, retaining the fear of kekkai genkai that their ancestors had (which initially led to the eradication of the Yuki clan). They won’t protest Sasuke’s actions, but won’t congratulate him, either.

- Thank you to the amazing nerd known as @serbetr for discussing these, as well as the Bonus, with me! Your input was invaluable.

Would some Hyūga attempt to defect to their clan?

Without a doubt, yes.

Once the Hyūga-Uchiha children have grown enough to showcase their ability to hold their own in battle, I firmly believe that many branch members would take note of this. Those branch members, though the cursed seal would likely prevent them from defecting themselves, would send their children Sasuke and Hinata’s way before the seal can be placed upon them. The babies would then grow up to identify as part of the newer clan, and any children they may have would be seen as an extension, though they themselves could never be direct descendants of both Sasuke and Hinata (as Sasuke is the last Uchiha).

Honestly, I find this really cute. Hinata protecting the people who hated her just for her blood status … it’s a nice concept. Thanks for asking this, I hadn’t even considered it before!

How would the creation of their clan go about?

Assuming that you mean how their clan would expand to at least a couple dozen members, it would be a mixture of former Hyuga and the direct descendants of Sasuke and Hinata. The children who have ancestry in both Uchiha and Hyūga would be characterised by their eyes, as my former post explained. They would be viewed as the ‘main branch’ by those outside of the clan, however the clan itself would be without labels separating any members. Though there could never be another Hyūga-Uchiha after Sasuke and Hinata pass, there would be those with the blood, and it would be necessary for any descendants to marry and have children if the lineage is to continue.

Alongside the ones with Uchiha blood, there would be those who were born of ‘pure’ Hyūga. These people would lack the cursed seal of typical branch members, yet would not be part of the Hyūga main branch. These children would go on to marry whomever they please, and so the SasuHina-founded clan would be considerably more diverse genetics wise than most others.

What would the clan be known as?

The clan would be formally known as the ‘Uchiha’, though in writing, they are often titled as the ‘Uchiha: New Dawn’. Some go so far as to call them the ‘Secondary Uchiha’, or use their technical term - Hyūga-Uchiha. Sasuke himself referred to his descendants, and even those who were not related to him but were accepted clan entry, as the Uchiha, with no added titles.

Bonus Village Reactions and More:

Other Areas:

  Positive

Bamboo Village - Sasuke had saved the citizens from an assault, causing the residents to be happy that he’s found a wife he can share a family with.

Genjutsu Tree Village - As a community which uses genjutsu as the primary defense, the Sharingan’s preservation would somewhat please them.

Hachō Village - Both the village and Sasuke had a common enemy in Kabuto, leading them to be pleased at the received news.

Inaho Village - One of its members, Genmai, was rescued by Team 7 in the past, which would mean that they’d be happy for Sasuke.

Otogakure - It was founded by Orochimaru, who we know loved to experiment with power. Sasuke’s children with a Hyuga would fascinate him to no end.

Ryūchi Cave - Sasuke having children with powerful eyes meant that the snakes would have powerful summoners, eliciting a generally positive response.

Tonika Village -  As with Hachō Village, Tonika was also enemies with Kabuto, so for Sasuke to have strong children would be positive for them.

Tsukigakure - As positivity is a general part of the village due to an old legend they believe in, their response would be chipper and hopeful for the children.

  Negative

Hoshikagure - The ‘Star’ village were drawn to power, and so would be unhappy with the development, seeing the union as another advancement in strength.

Ishigakure - As many people with kekkai genkai from this area are terrorists, most likely meaning that positive genkai wielders would frustrate them.

Kisaragi Village - The village is located in the south of Konohagakure and would therefore share the Hidden Village’s views on the matter.

Mount Myōboku - Those dwelling in the mountain would be both interested and wary of their children’s abilities, as Sasuke was a snake summoner.

Shikkotsu Forest - Similar to Mount  Myōboku, with allegiances to Konohagakure. The two share the village’s opinion on the children.

Takigakure - Being ones to take down villages in their weakened state, another strong clan being produced in Konoha is anger-provoking news for them.

Takumi Village - With a grudge against Konoha for ignoring them in their time of need, most villagers would view the Uchiha restoration in distaste.

  Neutral

Amegakure - They have no reason to be happy for Sasuke and Hinata, nor to disapprove of the union, preferring to keep to themselves with the matter.

Getsukagure - As with Amegakure, they’ve got no reason to be ecstatic, nor do they have a reason to be displeased.

Howling Wolf Village - This village had declared neutrality from all conflicts, making it so that even if they were unhappy, they wouldn’t voice it.

Jomae Village - They are aware of Sharingan users being adept at interrogation, and would rather avoid the situation than confront it. They’re small as it is.

Kusagakure - Though they don’t seem to care much, the Shinobi of this village are practical and are keeping an eye out to ensure their own safety.

Mount Katsuragi - Another area which has little to no regard for Sasuke’s antics, they are perfectly fine with the disassociation from the situation.

Nadeshiko Village - Yet another village with little reason to care, unless a woman of the area wishes to face off (and potentially marry) a son of theirs.

Shimogakure - This village, also, doesn’t care. Unless the children begin to pose a threat to them, they’ll remain ‘frosty’ and distant about it.

Sugi Village - While they would otherwise have been pleased for the couple, they can’t forget that lightning users attempted to steal their hidden scroll.

Tankigakure - Another place which has no reason to care in any way. (Let’s play a game called: How many ways can Suhana rephrase the same sentence?)

Tsuchigumo Village - By this point, I feel like you know what I’m going to say. They don’t care because they don’t have any affiliation with Sasuke or Hinata.

  Unknown

Ceramic Village - The village was destroyed by Sasori and Deidara long before Sasuke and Hinata would ever have children.

Kagerō Village - They were destroyed by Takigakure Shinobi thirty years before the start of the series, long before SasuHina’s union.

Shangri-la - Using a mud release technique, Ameyuki eradicated the village after helping Kakuzu and Hidan slaughter many of the residents as a sacrifice.

Uzushiogakure: It was destroyed by the villages as the inhabitants were extremely skilled at summoning jutsu, causing panic in the other leaders.

Yumegakure - This village was destroyed by the fake nine-tails, so that they’d have no opinion on Sasuke and Hinata’s children.

Yukigakure - Preferring to keep to itself after nearly being destroyed, this hidden village’s opinion on SasuHina having children is private information.

Yugakure - While not a destroyed village, the tourist destination prefers to keep out of difficult topics. Their opinion on the matter remains undisclosed.

Extra:

In later generations, when the clan has been fully established and thrives, the term ‘Secondary Uchiha’ is considered derogatory and an insult one shouldn’t voice in front of any of the clan’s members.

The leader of the clan is always a person with Hyūga-Uchiha blood, meaning they can be traced back to Sasuke and Hinata’s children. Whether or not this is the firstborn, second child or fourth is unimportant and it is the most capable heir who succeeds the former leader.

And that’s it! I hope this answer satisfied your curiosity - the research was certainly damning, but with any luck, it’ll be worth it for your reaction. I think my favourite part about your ask had to be the fact that when listing various villages and their reactions, many just didn’t care, and that caused problems for me when trying to write an explanation without sounding repetitive. All in all, this was enjoyable.

Another thank you to Serine ( @serbetr​ ) for helping me out, not only with the beginning, but also with the information on the other villages. I wouldn’t have been able to accomplish that without her, it was exhausting!

I hope you enjoyed reading this theory’s extension, and have a good day/night!

Many thanks - Suhana