Fusō

Her eyes were dark, and her long red hair, smooth and a mark of Uzumaki descent, framed her face. She dressed simply in light-brown robes bound at the waist by a dark sash, with brown sandals.

Working beside her husband to aid others through wartime, Fuso was a deeply caring woman. Her love for her son ran so deep that she was ready to give up her own life to see him get away safely.

Fuso lived in a small Amegakure village with her husband Ise and their son Nagato, and during the Second Shinobi World War the couple offered humanitarian aid to those around them. One night, as the family sheltered in their battle-scarred home, Konoha ninja forced their way in searching for food. The three tried to slip away, but once spotted, Fuso and Ise deliberately drew the intruders' attention so Nagato could flee. Taking the pair for enemy shinobi, the Konoha-nin struck them down.

The sight tore open Nagato's Rinnegan, and he killed the two attackers before burying his parents and leaving to search for food. Their deaths became the first great sorrow of his life, and in his eyes stood as proof that the peace Konoha preached was bought with the lives of others.