Minus the odd nod of thanks for the sealing-scrolls or brief smirk in response to the slew of jokes originating from the group, Kaya remained mostly quiet for the duration of the talk. Having little to add, she chose instead to simply step back and silently observe as the various chunin and the single jounin conversed. It was with interest that she watched the contrasting reactions and interactions between the two teams.<br/><br/>Team Vision's own behaviour was met with a mental frown by the budding Uchiha. At first she would've preferred to have taken the more subtle role and joined the Hyuuga's team but, after just a glance at their general attitude, she was now perfectly happy with the place which had been picked for her. A few of the chunin in Team Vision appeared far too unhinged for the Uchiha's tastes, with some already having shown very little interest in working together. Kaya could only guess how their hostile start might translate into a mission where cooperation was essential. It looked as if the Hyuuga heiress was going to have her hands full dealing with Vision. The Uchiha would have wished her luck if such a thing weren't completely uncharacteristic for her.<br/><br/>It was with relief that the Sharingan user noted the difference between her own team and Vision. Shout's air was not only more jovial but pleasantly amicable, with everyone apparently already getting on and eager to work together. They also had the added benefit of an adorable little mascot (in the form of a big-eyed pup) as well as a Jounin's experience and protection should matters go awry. Plus, none of them were crazy. It was the type of team she expected she could trust to watch her back, if she was ever forced to rely on someone to such a point.<br/><br/>The talk of rebellion drew concern from the Uchiha but only because she assumed it would likely be difficult to differentiate between sides upon their arrival. Many of the Mist's nin were liable to have strong relations with the common citizenry so it seemed reasonable that trust was at an all time low in the region. The amount of backstabbing and paranoia (even for a nin-populated-village) was undoubtedly at dizzying levels. It was an unenviable situation which the Uchiha couldn't help but give a hidden shiver for as she contemplated the discussion between Katashi and Akigo. At the very least, should the unlikely occur and Konoha share a similar fate, Kaya could rely on her clan to protect her. There was always a benefit to living within a clan as opposed to being a lone nin, such as that Chiharu the Uchiha had witnessed earlier.<br/><br/>It was an all too depressing subject to dwell on which is why Kaya welcomed Akigo's offer for free ramen and a quick, friendly, chat. "Was that a euphemistic promise, Akigo," the Sharingan user pointed out in response to the 'jam-packed with vitamins' and 'not yet covered in ramen' comments. She doubted it was but felt it had been too long since she'd thrown someone into that position of complete awkwardness. Despite her intention to put the Jounin on the spot, her tone seemed completely detached and uninterested.