Considering the first response that Kakashi had gotten out of Draco, it looked like his assumptions were indeed correct. She had apparently not really at all wished to play the part of a pampered princess. This was precisely why he hadn't told her about these things. They seemed to be so far outside of her actual personality.<br/><br/>"What exactly do you mean the role she was destined to play? My daughter has the freedom to do as she pleases don't you know. I'm not gonna claim that I'm the best father around, but I'm not going to force Draco to do something she doesn't want to do."<br/><br/>Soon enough it had looked like Draco was leaving and completely walking out of the situation. Keiso, meanwhile, looked up as he never seemed to back down from a challenge at all. With his normal resolve playing out in his eyes, he turned up toward the Dragon Sage. "Well, if she has no interest in the training, then I'll go through with it."<br/><br/>Gaara sighed a bit and nodded toward Shikamaru. "I think it would be best if I were the one to talk to her, for obvious reasons. Keep my brother from doing anything stupid."<br/><br/>Shaking his head, Kiba frowned and went to scratch behind Akamaru's ears. "You're way too late for that, Gaara. Your brother really is an idiot." He soon enough frowned, rapping Keiso over the head so that he wouldn't do anything else dumb. That being said, Kakashi looked like he was going to stay put for the time being. He figured that if his daughter had something for Gaara, then maybe the Kazekage was right in saying that he was the one to go for the moment since he could probably have gotten the best connection with her at this point.