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"Who are you?" Sora questioned the three men in front of her, who looked down at her and flinched a little.
"The hell are you, kid?"
"Are you bad guys?" They scowled and clutched their weapons tighter, not really caring if she was a kid.
"Buzz off brat. Go bother some other kid, or we'll kill ya!"
"Ooh!" She grinned and jumped on her feet, excited by the mere thought that she could finally kill someone!
"I'll kill you too! It sounds like fun!"
"Brat!"
Meanwhile, Kakashi didn't even know the girl was gone until one of his genin pointed it out, which also led to him going outside.
The genin sweatdropped as Kakashi made a weird clicking noise and called her name, searching for her like he would for a pet.
"Sensei..." Naruto deadpanned. "She's not a dog."
"Excuse me." Pakkun scowled, but the boy just smiled sheepishly. Pakkun released a sigh and nodded at Kakashi who had summoned him not too long ago.
"Where is she?"
"Who?"
"Sora. Her scent is a mixture of raspberries and wood."
"She's beside the bridge...Who is Sora again?" They all ran towards the bridge while Kakashi clearly ignored the question, prompting Pakkun to look at the genin for an answer.
Naruto, who sucked at reading the atmosphere like always, answered happily.
"Kakashi-Senseis daughter!"
The dogs eyes quickly returned to Kakashi in disappointment and shock.
"You had a pup of your own and didn't even bother telling us? How could you, Kakashi?"
The man in question let out a tired sigh. "It's complicated. Where is she?"
"Just a few feet away." Pakkun huffed angrily, and Kakashi had to remind himself to buy a whole lot of snacks for him later.
"Awe, I wanted play some more!" The Hatake quickly jumped down and approached the girl who dusted her clothes and turned around, sensing them.
"Hi papa! Good morning papa!"
"Sora!" She winced a little at his tone in confusion, as he crouched down in front of her with a stern look, and the genin watched awkwardly from behind.
"What happened?"
"These guys were bad and I wanted to play, so I played." He frowned.
"That was very dangerous. Don't do it again!" Her hair drooped a little and her smile faded. Pakkun, who was behind his boss, sensed her sadness and was about to tell Kakashi to loosen up, but the man seemed genuinely mad.
