Hikari's piercing blue eyes glanced at the boy who entered the room. She recognized him, though she'd only seen him in passing a time or two. She knew enough about him, probably more than he knew about her. Not because she cared or anything of the likes, she simply knew a lot of things about a lot of people. Her mind tended to hold onto any tidbits of information she saw or heard, whether it was something she heard in passing while she walked through the streets, or something told directly to her. She rarely forgot anything. Beyond that, she could tell enough about a person by observing them, even for a short period of time. If she used her Issekigan she could know practically everything there was to know in a second, but she didn't care to. It was fun for her, finding the little quirks, watching the way they moved, the way they held themselves, how they spoke, the look in their eyes, everything told a story. Even those most adept at hiding things always had tells, and she liked to find them.<br/><br/>She knew he was different, that he was from the Uchiha clan, he was skilled, and like her, people looked at him differently. She knew why, even if she shouldn't. Well, perhaps she didn't know all of the reasons why, there was something about him that was off, something that even she hadn't figured out yet, but she had a sneaking suspicion regarding at least part of what made him different, even if she didn't know everything. At any rate, it didn't matter now.<br/><br/>She gave him a sidelong glance when he introduced himself. "Hikari Yukimura." she introduced herself with a small smile, her tone perhaps a bit more chipper than one might expect, particularly given how short, simple, and matter-of-fact her words were. He had given only his name, so she repaid him in kind. At any rate, she didn't know what else the Hokage had expected them to say. Names were good enough for now. Anything of importance they could figure out from each other on their own, should they so please. Otherwise, it didn't matter.<br/><br/>Based on their interaction so far, what she knew about herself, and what she could tell about him, she doubted they'd become best friends forever and want to stay up all night sharing their life stories and planning their future or any such nonsense. The most likely scenario was that they would work together for the job, they may even make a decent enough team, but afterwards they would part ways and the only time they would see each other again was in passing, and she was fine with that. In this case, detailed introductions weren't necessary.<br/><br/>"So, what is this mission you're sending us on?" she asked curiously, getting right to the point. She didn't like to beat around the bush. Honestly, she was curious what mission would warrant pulling two jōnin, and probably two of your best jōnin at that, from whatever missions they were otherwise assigned, in order for them to work together to complete said mission. It was quite a curious situation to her, especially given that she typically worked alone and she was almost positive that this was also the case for the older boy. She was rather quite curious to hear the details.