Kegawa was beginning to like his new team more and more. When Kaya commented on the Jônin's name too, he just had to grin; not to mention that Hairomaru seemed to have already worked his magic on the girl. It would seem that the legendary “stoicism” of the Uchiha clan was either false, or more likely subjective to the observer. When Katashi added his two Ryo, it was more than he could manage not to laugh, and Akigo's quick, cheeky retort made his attempt at composure an exercise in futility. At least he got the feeling that his team would be open to witty banter.<br/><br/>“How can a shinobi become a Kage and then not keep his village's best interests covered? I bet it's some kind of corruption thing where he just didn't want to step down from being Alpha when the time came...” The growling tone of his voice made it clear that he thought even less of such a thing than he would of a simply “evil” enemy. Hairomaru's hackles rose slightly as he picked up on his partner's ire, though he calmed immediately when Kegawa made a small gesture to set him at ease.<br/><br/>When Akigo described the new look of the Kiri ANBU, Kegawa raised an eyebrow and cocked his head to the side. “Tengu? That's just dumb. Feathers hold a scent really well, and the talons? Tch, are they<em>trying</em>to look like some villain's goons? Whatever...” He sighed resignedly. It really wasn't worth the energy of getting pumped up to kick ass if they were going to be up front and not even in a legitimately designated combat-zone.<br/><br/>He did, of course, perk up a bit at the mention of being a distraction. Distractions were loud. Distractions were allowed to make trouble as soon as it was the best option. That, to an Inuzuka, meant one word. Fun. “Ok, so even if this isn't going to be a totally boring mission, how long do we have to wait to move out?”