Seeming to catch on to her dilemma, Renkaji dropped his hand and knelt in front of her. He studied her briefly, before tentatively placing his hand on her shoulder. He gave her a small smile as Kakashi got up, mouthed, "He can tell you. See you at home, honey.", and dropped into the alley next to the building they were on out the corner of his eye. He cursed under his breath as he was left alone with her. Must have a lot of trust in him to leave him alone with his daughter like that.<br/><br/>"Well, to answer the question Kakashi-sensai so eloquently dumped on me," He started, massaging his temples with a irritated expression, "People generally shake hand the first time they meet. Its more of a courtesy than anything."<br/><br/>He moved, opting to lay in the spot Kakashi-sensai had vacated moments ago. He made sure to give her plenty of space as to not offend her. His right arm was thrown over his eyes as he listened to the wind. How many nights had he listened to the wind to sooth his mind? Too many times to count, if he was honest with himself.<br/><br/>"Like it or not," He spoke after a few minutes, looking at her from under his arm, "We're partners, don't be afraid to ask me anything. We only have a limited amount of time to get to know each other, better get cracking while we can."