The girl stared as the person across from her seemed to be doing something. She knew that she’d seen those eyes before…Arashi. He had eyes just like them. Who was this person sitting there? He’d never told her what he could do with that particular jutsu of his, so she had no clue what this female was doing either. But it seemed whatever it was made her still, and there was no movement from her body except her eyes, that were moving fast, seemingly looking as if she was reading something really, really fast. If Arashi and the others knew that something happened, she had no idea how much trouble she would be in.<br/><br/>For a moment they remained across from each other, the female Konoha shinobi doing whatever it was that she was doing, but then it was over. It seemed the girl was done, her eyes going back to normal. When the other looked up, so did she, and she was surprised to see another person above her, on a branch, apparently keeping watch. So…it did require full use of the mind. Whatever that girl had been doing. This guy was to keep a watch on the girl, while she’d been in her jutsu. Her eyes follow his movement as he jumped down from the branch, landing in front of her, which was a bad choice.<br/><br/>The moment his eyes changed to his Sharingan, she was trapped in a Genjutsu. Now it was Hikari’s turn to keep watch as he did his own thing, though it wouldn’t take quite as long as she had with extracting information. He too had somewhat an awareness of what was going on around him too, and he was getting a ‘memo’ from another of his clones, saying that someone was out and about, and to hurry with what he was doing. Gritting his teeth lightly, he concentrates, finding the memories of himself and Hikari, erasing them easily from her mind like one would wipe a drawing in the dirt away with a swipe of their hand.<br/><br/>In place, he had her believe that she’d fallen, and passed out. Lastly, he gives her instructions to go and find any and all information about what the groups in Otogakure were doing, where certain places were, and other such tidbits. What the plans were, all of that, and it would be told so that it would seem she just needed clarification on her orders. When she was to obtain anything at all, she would go out for a walk, and bring the information to a split tree five miles from the wall of Konoha, write it on a scroll, and leave it there. Then, she’d go back, and all would be fine.<br/><br/>With this finished, he blinks, and ends the Genjutsu. Her head slumps forward as she passes out again, and he unties her, making it look like she’d been sleeping, careful not to leave any traces at all. He stands up, and looks to Hikari. “We need to go. There is someone coming.” He’d tell her what he instructed the girl to do once they were a safe distance away, and without saying anything else he jumps up to the tree branches and begins to speed away, the clones that had been keeping watch disappearing.<br/><br/>As they ran, he speaks. “Everything is set. She’s going to gather information for us, and have that relayed directly to Konoha.” What he left out was the small or rather large fact that he told her not to make every detail accurate, to mix up details, and to make a second copy of the notes, a proper one, and to bring them to a different spot. He knew now that they’d gotten themselves a guinea pig gaining information for them, their mission time had been cut in half, and they wouldn’t have to stay much longer. Maybe a couple more days. And then they could head back.