Hikari glanced Kuro's way when he, surprisingly, spoke up. She gave a nod of agreement. "Between what I got from the girl and from the other sites, and what we got here, I doubt we will get much more. Staying is pointless." she agreed. Her suspicions had now all been confirmed, so there was little more to learn here. They'd get some additional information from the girl, thanks to Kuro, so that was good enough. The mission had gone very smoothly so far. No need to risk ruining it. At any rate, she knew he wanted to get back, so she would give him what he desired. She wasn't opposed to it, at any rate, although, she wasn't wanting it to end simply because being around him was unbearable, as she might have expected. She didn't mind him anymore, really. Odd.<br/><br/>"Sounds good." she nodded agreement, knowing it was what he wanted, probably more than anything at this very moment. At least she didn't think it was because she'd been a horrible partner, at any rate, so that was good. Not that anyone had ever complained about having to team up with her. She was generally relatively easy to get along with, so long as you weren't incredibly annoying or expecting a ton of conversation. Not that it mattered what he thought of her, really. Why did she ever care? She wouldn't call it caring, really. But why had it even crossed her mind?<br/><br/>It was an annoying thing to wonder about, so she pushed it from her mind and focused on the path ahead. They weren't going terribly fast, but the cool air and the smell of rain in the distance were soothing. And she loved the way the breeze lifted her hair and tossed it around. It was a freeing feeling, somewhat like flying, although not quite. But about as close as most would ever come, at any rate. She glanced his way, smiling lightly, enjoying the pleasant, somewhat relaxing air. If she were being completely honest, she rather enjoyed seeing him smile, too. It was much more pleasant than his usual expression, and she thought it rather suited him. He was, admittedly, a little cute this way. But she would never actually admit that.<br/><br/>She snapped her gaze away, mentally slapping herself for thinking such silly, girly things. It took everything she had not to blush a little at her own thoughts, but she managed. At least she thought she did. She shook her head ever so slightly and tried to focus on anything else. That was, in and of itself, terribly difficult at present. She sighed a little to herself, probably too lightly to be heard by him, and kept her eyes focused ahead for the rest of the journey back. Once they arrived she hopped up into a tree, sitting with her feet dangling, both hands on the branch on either side of her, looking down at him, her mind wandering once again, despite her attempts not to allow it to. She considered going out by herself again, but for the moment she remained, swinging her legs back at forth like a child might, allowing her mind to wander where it may.