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"Iro!" Nakano jumped in front of all the kage and thrusted her fist towards the masked female who chuckled and only glitches in place, appearing on the railing and sitting on it.
"I'll deal with you later Uchiha. Right now, I've come to declare war on the five great nations."
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"So...Theres going to be a war?"
"Kakashi-Chan, this is the fifth time I've explained it to you."
"You and I are captains, I assume?"
"Yup." She nodded and tried on her new shinobi outfit, which was basically just a raven coloured long sleeve and raven coloured pants so it was comfortable and flexible for her.
"I'm going to be alone. I'll be wiping out the enemies divisions one by one with my own abilities."
"That's absurd!" A pair of hands grabbed her shoulders and turned her towards the Hatake. His eyes were wide and filled with shock and she immediately understood why.
Though choosing to ignore his actions may not have been the right thing to do. Kakashi simply turned her around again and flicked her forehead.
"Oi! Idiot!"
"What?"
"You do realize you just said you're a one person army?"
"Yes. So what of it?"
"Kano-Chan, did Minato-Sensei approve of this?" At that, she gave him a strong deadpanned look with slight annoyance mixed in as well.
"He's the hokage. Of course he did."
"Theres no way you're going out to a war, alone!"
She crossed her arms and glared at him, internally challenging him to keep speaking. Kakashis dismissed her look of warning and sent back his own glare, sharingan spinning wildly.
"You don't get to decide that, Kakashi-Chan."
"Shouldn't we at least discuss this? I'm your fiance for heaven's sakes!"
"Oh really?" She placed her hands on her hips and narrowed her glaring eyes, taking a step closer to him.
"And what would you say if I asked you not to be the captain?"
"That's not my choice-"
"And neither is it mine!" She threw her hands a little into the air, expressing her frustration.
