Raikage's Office

Utsukushii Hana was walking along the corridors of the recently announced Raikage’s building. She wasn’t fond of this building, ever since the last Raikage died she felt a bit disheartened every time she passed in between these narrow walls. Her hair still as white as the snow and dressed in the same outfit which she had seemed to be wearing for days now Hana sighed when a loud thundering voice boomed through the hall of the building. She could tell even though it was her first time hearing him yell she knew it was the man himself. Anyone with a voice that shook the halls was capable of such a storm. She was about half a meter away when she began to knock.

I can’t imagine what he wasn’t from me in another meeting? The crash of a wood against the pavement would be heard outside of his room and down a floor or two. She sighed a bit surprised that he managed to rise through the ranks to Raikage in such a quick fashion, especially with such a low threshold for tolerating poorly designed desks. She intended to make sure the next one was firmly bolted to the ground next time. She couldn’t have him wasting the entire budget what he yelled was, ‘Just the Gardeners Fund’. She walked in when he said enter as smoothly as he could.

The door inched open slightly as she waved her hair about in between as if issuing a white flag of surrender. “I surrender I will meet you on your terms as I can see …” looking in the room her suspicions would have been anything but correct. ”That you will be needing a sturdier desk sir.” She stated with a smirk on her face. She couldn’t complain from the course of actions he took no matter how drastic and bold it was. The desk was just another replica of the leader who came before him. They all seemed to go through desks for some reason she couldn’t understand the obsession which smashing, burning or now throwing out ones desk from the office could ever accomplish.  

The smile that lit up across his faced caused one to briefly grace her own, it was only brief though as he would have some apparent news that was to be trifled with. She had so many good ways or responding to the want of a new desk and the Civilian Council but it would seem that the floor would now be littered with the topic of the possible Summit meeting. She would be lying if she didn’t enjoy the thought of holding down the fort but she was still partially responsible for the new Raikage especially in his first couple of days of the new position. She nodded standing a bit awkwardly as she towered over him ever so slightly.

“Are you sure it is wise to take Sanroku and Katsuro? You are certain you don’t want anyone with a bit more,” she paused trying to come up with the appropriate word for the two of them. “Competence? Not of course that I don’t think you could handle yourself, mind you I am more worried about Katsu and San. Are you sure you are able to protect all of them and yourself if anything happens?” Her concern was clear and to the point, there was always a risk of taking upon lower ranked shinobi on a mission as strange as a summit meeting being hosted by Suna of all places.

She didn’t know any better options though however, because if she went with him to the summit then while they could be safe the city would be vulnerable to attacks. She wouldn’t ever allow it to be attacked like the year that those Missing Ninja came. She shook her head trying to forget some of that unfortunate past just for the time being as she had to focus on the minnie promotion that was happening, or what she thought was happening when she figured out he wanted to get to know her more. “To be fair sir the better part of my life is recorded in that profile, from skipping classes to becoming one of the most studious over the years. But of course if you insist ask away.” She would allow the door to swing shut and lean up against it a bit lazily.

Hearing him say Hana-chan was quite strange to her, she wasn’t use to people adding that suffix to it. Reminded her of the last Raikage oddly enough in the way that he would similar things to her. She smiled slightly toward her Raikage pushing herself off from the wall so that she was once again standing at her full height. “Of course they are it was silly of me to question such a thing, besides I have an important duty to continue protecting the city. We can’t very well both leave after all otherwise the village would be completely vulnerable. There were a few rumors or kidnappings and attacks on nearby villages which she had received. Tilting her head would swing forward slightly allowing some hair to fall back over her shoulder before being tossed back with the whole of it.

Suddenly a folder was pushed toward her by the Raikage. Accepting it she began to think of what she should do as there were so many decisions based solely on this one act. Does she read it thoroughly and try to find any possible flaws and traits that are not befitting of a kage. Or should she merely rid herself of all hopes of someday taking his job. “Thanks but no thanks I don’t read up on people unless I know they are going to be a problem.” A short thin glare peaked toward hoping he wasn’t going to be a threat to the city in the future. If he was she would have no hope but to smite him down from his seat of power it faded quickly back into a smile. “Certainly you are well enough qualified and if they think you are qualified who am I to judge you on your past.”

Leaning over she would drop the folder down upon the ground half regretting her decision to let possible skeletons rest.  “As for lunch I could never say no to a free meal.” A warm glow shone through her white locks. Her hand reaching for the door and pulling it open. She would exit first propping her foot against it to give him the same manner of escape from this dreary building. She hated buildings of business which is why she tended to hang out at bars, far more lively.