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Amara headed into the academy building and proceeded down the hall. She pushed open the door to the classroom and didn't see anyone inside. That didn't really matter to her. She was paitent so she could wait.

The voluptuous young woman took a seat in one of the chairs and simply began to look around at her surroundings. She was making a mental note of everything in here. Why? Why not! It seemed like a good idea. She wanted to be a master of genjutsu, so she wouldn't want to be caught up in one herself right?

Amara turned her head slightly and looked to Ryouji. She rose a brow and just seemed to stare at him as he introduced himself. Such a strange way to act when meeting someone new. The way he studdered suggested that he was weak. Unfit to be a ninja, but first impressions could be decieving.

"I am Amara Kurosaki. It's a pleasure. But why do you studder? A boy should never studder. That is best left for silly girls with fantasies about a prince charming. Men and boys should be strong. Able to carry a weight on their shoulders."

"Amara Kurosaki. Charmed." The white haired female looked to the new ninja that had stepped into the academy. Other than introducing herself, she said nothing else to him. His questions were not directed at her, but to the studdering ninja she had met moments before.

Instead, Amara began leaning back against her chair more with her hands positioned behind her head. She was meeting interesting new people already. Delightful.

"And I see that we have a new character to emerge on stage." Amara lifted her head slightly and looked at the young man. "This room is getting quite full. Though I am sure that most of you are not academy students."

The woman's red eyes dashed around the room, making a quick mental note of everyone in the room before swinging her legs up and placing them on the table infront of her. Might as well relax while she wait yes?

"Anyone care to tell me more about this village? Are there any good restuarants here?"

"You will have to ask one of them. I'm not from here." he replied to the woman, sounding like it was a matter of fact. He made another glance at the peculiar woman. Referring to the children in the room and the enigma about whether or not they were all students, "I'm pretty sure there aren't. What about you?" Kaito inquired though his voice far from welcoming. He cracked his neck while he was sitting, a loud popping noise filled the room. He folded his arms and tilted back until his back was supported by the desk behind him.

The woman seemed to stand up. Going somewhere? The man that was conversing with her was suggesting some ramen. His stomach gurgled very faintly, though only Kaito could feel it. He could tag along. That is, if he was allowed to. Perhaps he could get lucky and would not have to pay the bill or rather only his portion. The man asked for her name and she curtly gave it to him. He nodded lightly in aknowledgement to the woman, paying no attention to the man. He waited and listened as the two dragged on their conversation. The teacher's don't seem to appear to be present... he coincidentally noticed.

Amara saw Tsume blush and just smirked. She turned her head up ever so slightly in thought and brought her arms across that large bosom of hers. "Well now, I suppose the logical thing to do would be to sit and wait...but I am growing tired of waiting. If he is the only teacher, I believe it would be quite difficult for him to focus his attention on teaching. Going to get ramen might buy him some extra time. Besides, I do not see him heading here anytime in the near future. So I will do whatever you like. Though I am sure I am not the only one here with a grumbling stomach."

He looked at the man, he appeared to be infatuated with the woman. He however was not the case. He did not really care about what they were talking about. Insidentally, he felt a cold gaze upon him, most likely the man's. He got the impression the man displiked him for his cool act. He was not actually trying to acted cool. He was just bored out of his mind waiting for something to happen. The woman however appeared to amused with the man and his blushing. Her next statement was quite on the mark for what Kaito was feeling at the time. He did not want to wait and find a teacher. They could just jump over a cliff and die on the rocks. "Mind if I tag along. Quite incidentally I'm tired of waiting for teachers, famished as well." He gave a glance to the two, though his gaze was longer than he expected to be. He awaited their answers, obviously not afftected by their next statements. He nodded his head in agreement with Tsume.