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Kageko thought for a bit as she and Hiruzen climbed the stairs, "Well, she seems nice... but a bit scary sometimes. Actually, from what the receptionist tells me, she's only the fill-in kage for now. Oh, by the way, I'm sorry for not asking you in advance, I told her your name and rank. That's okay, right?".

(OOC: Hiruzen's scary crying ....)

Kageko backed up instinctively and was unable to speak for a moment out of shock. "Hiruzen," she tried to calm her friend down while remaining calm herself. She had known that her friend wasn't exactly one to freely give away information about himself, but so was she and she found nothing wrong with just giving away his name and rank. Actually, that really was all she had given out, she didn't even feel that it was right to give out his specialization. "H-Hiruzen," she repeated again, unsure of whether it was to calm herself down or her friend down, "C-calm down. Besides, the hokage probably has all of that information already. Especially since all of the Sound shinobi are transferring over to Konoha. It only makes sense that all of our file will also be with her."

The last thing that Kageko wanted to get into was a fight. A fight could make her desperate, get her angry... awaken the demon within her.... No, it was definitely the last thing that she wanted to do. Actually, she was so scared of IT being awakened that she had even refrained from participating in spars against anyone other than Vincente.

"Please Hiruzen," Kageko finally managed to control her voice as she reached out to put one of her hands on his shoulder, "Just calm down. I'm really sorry for having given away information on you. I swear that I won't do it again, ever. Not even what color your hair is. So please, calm down."

Havik walked in and told the receptioist what he needed, a bathroom and a bed, she smiled handed him a key and told him the price, he handed over the money and moved down the hallways toward the room.

As he walked Down the hallway he buckled his coat, wich still had thinly placed dirt and dust from his little spar, once it was all bucked he dusted off his Sand Village ninja plate and moved toward the room as he did he saw a guy in the young girls face, the one he saw in the training grounds during his little fight. Then he heard somone yelling outside or another room he wasn sure and thought to himself how annoying a person like that might be.

But then he looked back toward the girl from the training grounds and the peron in her face. He cleared his throat loudly and said "Is there a problem? If so a hallway isn't really battle freindly"

Chakra points:73/90

[Lol 3 demons in one hallway]

A vein could definitely be seen throbbing on the left side of Kageko's forehead after she heard Lance's familiar, bark-like laughter. her mind screamed as the girl quickly forced the vein to stop throbbing and smiled innocently as Hiruzen went down the stairs. "Thank goodness," she seemed to sigh in relief as her mind began formulating a multitude of devious pranks ranging from simple pit traps to complex plans of tar-and-feathering her friend. A couple were too violent and torturous to even be stated directly, much less worked out in actuality. Either way, though, it helped her blow off a bit of steam... at least until she got back at her friend for the prank.

As everyone disappeared into either a room or back downstairs, leaving Kageko alone in the hallway, two tiny objects shot out of her sleeves and whizzed up the stairs leading to the upper floors. After standing still for a bit longer, Kageko made her way upstairs as well, jogging up to reach her room quickly. With nothing else to do, other than set up the prank, the girl had decided to take up the offer of the man dressed in all black as soon as she had dropped off her luggage into her room. After reaching the top floor, finding the two rooms she had the key to, dropping off her luggage in one, and making sure that everything was set; the girl made her way back down. The whole trip took her about fifteen minutes to accomplish.

Kageko easily found the room that the stranger had gone into and stuck her head in through the door. By now, she had managed to calm herself down, it was almost impossible to have her genuinely angry for long periods of time, and had a carefree smile on her face. "Hello," the eleven year old greeted, her head still the only body part in the room, "The name's Kageko. May I know your's?".

Back at the rooms on the top floor, there seemed to be absolutely nothing out of place other than a heap of Kageko's luggage in the room closest to the stairs. Of course, the heap itself was fairly treacherous, completely blocking of the entrance to the room unless someone decided to step through the bags and whatnot.

Kageko entered the room completely and replied, "Thank you," taking note of the sound of running water coming from the bathroom. After looking back and forth between the bathroom door and the Havik dusting off the coat, Kageko asked the only Havik she saw, "Are you a clone?" as she shuffled back a tiny bit. Her brother had often pulled off the same thing a number of times when he was too lazy to clean his room up by himself, which was pretty much always. Of course, his room never did get cleaned seeing how his clones were usually just as lazy as he was. Either way, Kageko had learned her lesson a long time ago after accidentally being a tad bit too overzealous and tackling into her brother's ember clone…. Let's just say that Kageko had to spend about a week or so in the hospital to get her burns treated and that she had learned a very important lesson because of it: don't get too close to clones because the outcome might be very painful. Of course, there was no way to tell if the man in front of her was a clone or not, she had simply guessed and asked.

Kageko glanced briefly at the gleaming metal plate that labeled Havick as a Sand ninja. As for Kageko, h Serself, her Sound headband was in its usual skewed position on her head, messing up her already messy hair, with the metal band tilted slightly and facing towards the left a bit. She had yet to get a Konoha headband. "Eheh, sorry," she replied, "I just wanted to put my stuff down at the very least before visiting." Cocking her head a bit as she noticed that Havik hadn't dried himself properly, Kageko continued, "You know. You didn't need to have rushed your bath. I'm perfectly fine with talking to a clone."

There was a pause as Kageko thought a bit more before adding in, "By the way, what's a Sand ninja doing in Konoha? Are you on a mission of some sort?". Being new to Konoha, she knew nothing of its alliances and whatnot and, ever since the incident with the stranger, she couldn't help but be a tad bit wary of those who she didn't know. Of course, her age and childishness usually made her look over such things, but it was still there in the back of her mind... most of the time.

"Really?" Kageko cocked her head the other way, "It's that hot in Sunagakure? Konoha and Suna are allied?". There was a short pause as the girl stored away the information into her brain, "Well, I didn't know that. Eheh, sorry if I sounded a bit rude." The girl started to scratch her cheek in embarrassment, before remembering that the action might take her bandages off. After that realization, she made a slight change to the position of her hand so as to scratch her neck instead of her cheek.