They traveled quite a ways out from their campsite, but that was for the best. The more distance between them, the better. She simply had to hope that they had gotten out of there fast enough that Arashi hadn't noticed. If he was anything like he was as a child, he didn't focus so much on training his Byakugan, so it wouldn't be quite as powerful as some Byakugans, but he would have trained it some, she guessed, if he wished to become stronger. At any rate, she wouldn't take the chance. Their mission may be shortened now that she had all the intel from the girl stored safely in her mind, but it wasn't over. They would likely be here another two nights. Maybe a night, if they got lucky, but she had never been one to count on luck.<br/><br/>She caught that there was something going on in his mind, even if he hid it very well. She wondered what he was thinking about. She wondered if he had noticed her eyes when they passed each other before. If he had, was he putting two and two together about the fact that it was an ocular jutsu? And if he had put together what she had done to that girl, was he now worried about her getting into his mind as well? If he were smart, he would be worried. She had no intention of doing such a thing, she had no reason to, but any intelligent person with something to hide would be at least a little bit worried, and as far as she could tell, he was both intelligent and hiding something.<br/><br/>She glanced his way as they continued on, wondering briefly what he must be thinking about, but not speaking, not at first, anyways. "You're worried that I saw something when I looked at you. Or that I will try to do to you what I did with that girl." she observed, her words matter-of-fact. "You should be." she glanced his way but a light smile was on her face. "If you're at all intelligent and you have anything to hide, and you have a lot, I suspect, then you should worry at least a little. Otherwise you're a fool." she commented casually, pausing a moment before speaking again. "You don't actually have anything to worry about, though. I don't use my abilities on my friends or my allies. So long as you remain one or both of those things, you have nothing to worry about." she continued with the same light smile and casual tone. But then her face darkened slightly as she glanced his way once more. "It is when you cease to be these things that you will need to fear what I can see." she spoke with a matter-of-fact tone, but there was almost a warning buried somewhere inside of the words, despite the smile that returned once the words were spoken. It wasn't personal, really, she just didn't necessarily trust people not to betray her.<br/><br/>She was silent for a moment before speaking one last time. "And for the record, I hate liars, so don't lie to me." the words were simple and straightforward. "I don't trust people who lie to me, even by omission, and I will always know if you do." she eyed him knowingly. "I don't care to know your deepest darkest secrets. I don't even really care about the details of what you are hiding, or why you are hiding it. If you must keep it a secret, fine, but don't do me the discourtesy of actually thinking that I believe you for a second." She spoke as they arrived at their new camp site, coming to a stop and eyeing him. "Lying is to me as noise and incessant talking are to you." she figured that if nothing else, this should get across how much she detested being lied to.<br/><br/>With that she fell silent, having nothing else to say on the matter. She'd spoken way more than she truly cared to, but she'd said what she needed to say and she'd been completely honest with him about all of it. She had no interest in diving into his mind and finding out his deepest darkest secrets. She didn't care. His thoughts, his secrets, his plans, were his own. She would only care if they became a threat to her or to Konoha. When she'd looked at him before, she had seen something, vague though it was. He was focused on finding information. About who or what, she didn't know. She didn't even really know where he planned to get said information. After all, she'd only seen a fleeting, passing bit of information, as she'd not be trying to find anything in his mind. Of course, this coupled with the fact that he had given the girl instructions regarding gathering information, and he had hidden something from her related to this made her wonder. This was all part of the puzzle. Of course, again, she didn't truly care much, but she was curious by nature, so she couldn't help but be a little curious. Not enough to actually try to find the answers in his mind, but enough to piece clues together as she found them.<br/><br/>"I'm going to find something to eat." She informed him. She hadn't eaten since the previous evening, and she wanted something good besides the stuff that passed as food on a mission. She'd find some berries or something at the very least, maybe she'd find some meat, too. At the very least she'd look, if for no other reason than to be alone for a little while. She needed to get away and clear her head a bit. She didn't bother to tell him how to find her if he needed her this time. She simply left, heading off in no particular direction, just somewhere away from there and not back in the direction they'd come from.<br/><br/><br/>---<br/><br/>Arashi looked down at the girl when she woke. The red that colored her cheeks wasn't lost on him. But he knew of her feelings for him, even if she didn't know he knew. The Issekigan afforded him many abilities, one of which was reading the emotions of others. He'd seen the way she looked at him, which told him the same thing. She informed him that she could stand but he didn't stop. "It's fine." He replied simply. "We're almost there. Faster if we don't stop." He explained, whether or not that was actually the reason. It didn't take long before they arrived and he set her down on a couch in the room before dropping himself into a seat nearby. "What happened last night? Why were you all the way out there? And why were you unconscious?" He asked curiously.<br/><br/>Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk