Kuroda's brow furrowed at Fuu's comment. He hadn't quite meant to not trust anyone. More like, be careful of who you trust. But with how distraught the girl was, she probably wasn't thinking straight. He looked at the body as the medic nin girl did something to the body. Probably to keep the body preserved. It was a terrible shame. The boy would have become an asset to Konoha, should he have lived. But it seemed that fate had chosen differently.<br/><br/>He said nothing as she began to shout and curse Konoha. He only frowned at her, sadness and pity in his gaze. As the distraught kunoichi picked up her brother's corpse and ran, he watched her running towards the tree line. "What happened here was unfortunate." He wasn't speaking directly to her, but his voice was carrying so he could address all of the remaining genin. "But it is also necessary. These exams may seem cruel, brutal, and unfair. But these are to prove that we are worthy of being called shinobi."<br/><br/>He turned away from where Fuu had run off. "If you aren't able to handle exams in a controlled environment, how do you expect to survive actual missions? These are child's play compared to what we may have to face someday. When we put on these headbands," he tapped the metal plate on his own, "we are putting our lives on the line. For the sake of protecting our respective villages, and the people who live within them. So if you're doubting yourself, and aren't willing to risk your life, I advise you to leave this exam now. Because that doubt and hesitance may not only get you killed, but also those comrades who are depending on you." He looked around, waiting to see if any other genin would run off, or if they would stay and see this through.