Renee
Kagayaki smiled slightly, seeing Kazuko struggle out of her concern for her sister was rather endearing, and she couldn't help but reach out and rub her hair gently. She stopped her hand half-way though pulling it back and leaning into the chair as well.

"If she makes the decision, the best you can do is make sure she's prepared. And that she won't die out there." It was a sad thought that the decision truly was out of her own hands. If Misaki really decided she truly wanted to become shinobi for the sake of Noragakure, than going against her would only strain their relationship, as Kazuko was probably well aware.
Greg
*Her eyes moved to the side to look at the approaching hand. This time, she did not growl. It didn't touch her yet, probably that's why. When it went away, her eyes stared at the table again, showing no sign of hostility there for now. It was just her and her thoughts right now.*

"You can bet your ass I will." *Kazuko said and cracked her neck.* "She'll be stronger than you in no time." *A little joke on the side. Not that she doubted her sister's strength, but she knew her better than others, and her feelings say that she might be struggling big time at some point in her career. IF she chose to become a Shinobi like them.* "Meh, nevermind that now. I don't wanna talk about it anymore." *At least Kazuko was pretty direct with that stuff and didn't try talking around and trying to be as polite as possible. If she doesn't want to talk about that topic, she says so.* "Your Pan... Did she think of becoming a Shinobi?" *Maybe they were in the same situation?*
Renee
Kagayaki chuckled at Kazuko's straightforwardness, shaking her head at her question. "She was never interested." The blonde admitted, a fond smile once again coming across her face, the kind that usually only showed up when she spoke about Pan. "She's a really gentle soul, and the job never interested. Much less after her cousin died when we were ten. He was in the Frontier Patrol." 

That event may seem simple for families with long shinobi history, but her cousin had been the first and only member of their family to become one, and his death had deeply wounded all of them. Even if they had already been prepared for such a possibility, it happening was still horrible for each and every one of them.
Greg
*Her facial expression loosened when Kagayaki said that this cousin died, and was part of the Frontier Patrol. It became more... Not sad, or kinda.* "I guess she's also too soft." *A snort, then she kinda sat down more properly, though still in this lazy manner.* "My dad's a Frontier Patrol member." *The way she said that did not allow the other to read her at all. Was she happy? Was she sad about it? Her mother was also a Shinobi.* "Parents who are Shinobi are annoying."

*After all, for years they were on missions and whatever, only being home for a short time. She never told Kagayaki what the truth there, but it did seem like Kazuko was feeling off there when talking about this.* "Maybe they knew each other? My dad and Pan's cousin I mean. Would be funny." *Yes, she was acting more strange now. There even was an attempt to smile, but it was unsuccessful and she quickly let it be.*
Renee
Kagayaki quirked an eyebrow at Kazuko, noticing something was kind of amiss, she shrugged, unable to agree or disagree with her statement that shinobi parents were annoying. "He was the first member of her family to ever become one of us, and I'm the first of mine." 

Her curiosity was peaked about her parents though, Kazuko seemed somewhat different talking about them, "What are your parents like? Are you on good terms with them?" She asked, leaning forward on the table with her arms folded and placed her head on them. She had a great relationship with her parents, but she knew very well that wasn't the same for everyone, her Akimichi friend Hachirou was a perfectly good example of someone she knew didn't have the greatest of relationships with his dad.