[Kyokujitsu, Yosen]

Kyokujitsu Yosen

- - - Risuki Business - - -

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Continuing to slowly walk as he finished giving Risuki her evaluation, Yosen would be slightly surprised to not hear some form of response from the Genin. With her having been quite vocal and expressive throughout the whole mission in his opinion. So, he could only assume that she was somewhat acceptable of her overall evaluation on today's mission. And had no issues with his words this time, as he was relucent to take the time to dig further into the issue. Seeing that it was much more important for him to get back to the village to get the ball rolling on things that they found today on the mission. Yosen would keep a steady pace of walking, not wanting to leave Risuki too far behind in the badlands with the night sky starting to take claim over the desert.

Keeping the journey silent back to the village on his end, Yosen could only think about how the nomadic children they found today reminded him of himself in his youth, when his clan was completely a nomadic one in the land of Wind and that he had found himself in similar situations in his youth. Situations that shaped him into the shinobi that he was today, and he could only hope that today was one of those situations that not only helped mold the kids they have found today, but the genin Risuki as well. With Yosen feeling that the Genin could have some potential in his line of work if she managed to learn how to embrace the darkness and lose the basic emotions most found themselves sub coming to.

Making it to what Yosen would consider close enough to the village for the genin Risuki to finish the travels alone, Yosen would say his goodbyes to Risuki and then disappear into the shadows of the chilling dessert night, as Yosen would proceed to get back to his other duties to the village. Still having a lot to get accustomed to with his new position as the captain of the Anbu. With the evaluation of Genin and new potential members in training of the Anbu being one of his first new duties.

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[Karamatta Risuki]

Risuki might have felt bored of the rather silent return to the village they engaged in, but if she was, she didn't show it too plainly, as she stayed mostly to herself, thinking back on the progress of the mission and considering what she might have done better. After all, Yosen had stated that she showed potential, but he hadn't said she had been perfect in her execution of the mission. Perhaps she had been too rough with the kids once she recognized they weren't combatants, but she knows that one of the fastest ways to get short-term compliance is with fear, and fear of pain is an effective motivator. Granted, fear wasn't going to get compliance in the long run, but this mission had been a short one, and she'd been on the receiving end of more than a few boots or knuckles when she'd been a part of her own clan's nomadic herd.

She figures she'd have to check the full mission report, after she reaches the village as well. Risuki is actually a bit surprised when Yosen stops some distance from Sunagakure himself in order to bid her farewell and then disappear into the darkness of night. She blinks in surprise as he seems to be swallowed by the shadows of night, but then he was a higher ranking shinobi than she was, so perhaps she should have expected him to be able to take on such a stealthy disappearing act so easily. Still, it did send a shiver up her spine at how he was able to do such a thing, though she wasn't sure why. She'd have to ask him how he does that sometime, but for now, she focused on the final few meters to enter the village herself, letting the gate guards know she was returning from a mission in the mountainous area, showing the mission permit to them as well as her identification. It was an easy enough mission to turn in, though now she had a few questions that were unrelated to the mission itself, and nobody to really ask for explanations from.

She shakes her head to herself on her way back home.