Paperwork after paperwork. He should really look into an assistant for this type of bull crap. Anyway, he was done with the final batch of paper work that he had double checked because of certain mistakes that somewhat annoyed him in the slightest. Now all he could do was relax and once again enjoy the vast scenery of his village. The sun was shining. There were little birds, unless they were messenger birds at least. He had kept his crows outside as well, only leaving one on his desk to just fly around in his office. It was only summon, as the male himself did not really do pets. It was something about the little monstrosities that made the male not even want to get a pet in the first place. Probably it was because of the pets pissing on the ground or dropping a deuce on the floor. He sighed and shook his head at the thought; that was exactly why he had no pets at all. Thank Goodness. Either way, a pet would not fit the male at all. Knock. Knock. There was a knocking sound at the door. The male himself raised his voice so that the other person behind the door could hear him speak,

"...Come in."

Although it was in a lone tone of voice, the voice was still heard for the Jōnin to come and make his appearance to his leader. The Jōnin was slender and tall in height with black wild hair and a mask covering his left eye, probably from out on the battle field or something. There must have been something rather important for him to "politely" barge in like that while his Tsuchikage was enjoying the view. "Sir, you should come see this. An Anbu has come back with an unknown ninja tied up." Hmm... that's odd in a way. An unknown ninja tied up? He did say tha-- He sighed as he knew what this about. The male's crow had flown out the air and out into the open, along with the male following the crow. The crow had flown into the air to spot the wanderer, while the Tsuchikage was greeted along by many citizens that were already in the streets. A lot of greetings here and there, nothing special ever came his way. He did not careless. He then came along to the village gates as the Jōnin that followed him, right back to his position as the crow rested on the male's shoulder, looking at the wanderer itself.

Walking toward the wanderer, he saw the man with the unknown ninja tied up indeed. That man was Ki himself. No words being said as the Tsuchikage walked over to Ki and had looked at the ninja. "Mind explaining..."

Leave it up to the expertise of the idiocy to leave the Tsuchikage with a tied up member of... the... what? Did he just sa-... so this is one of the members that had caused trouble in the Land of Tea. Good work Ki, excellent work. Seeing Ki ran off so quickly, Aigo had slouched the prisoner on his shoulder and walked back to the Administration Building. It was time to put this shinobi into questioning about what really went down in the Land of Tea. And possibly the Akatsuki's next movements. Aigo, personally, had resolved from killing the shinobi because a shinobi with that much abilities and information can be a more wonderful aspect in Iwagakure, if he decides to cooperate that is. If not, Aigo had ways of making people cooperate easily. In the meantime, the guards were back to their posts and resumed as if nothing happened at all. The guards that followed Aigo had done the same thing. Aigo's crow soared in the skies of Iwagakure as usual. Today, was just another normal day.

[Exit]

(Short. I know. I'm lazy.)