Tenkuu walked into the teachers lounge amazed at how long it had been since she'd come to this school. Smiling she sat at the desk and crossed her legs. Today they would be discussing with one another the problem of the upcoming war. Everyone knew it was coming, it was just a matter of time. Sighing she glanced off to the side. Would these Genin really be ready for what was coming?

Walking into the teachers lounge, Kinaga plopped down in a chair and leaned back. He gave a light smile at Tenkuu. "How are you Tenkuu? Ready for today?" He personally didn't know if he was. It was against his nature to allow children to fight in such serious matters as wars. He also had to ask Tenkuu if she'd seen Jaymaru. He hadn't seen her around in a while.

Tenkuu looked to Kinaga. "Hi," she said. As he asked her if she was ready for today she hsook her head no. "Not really, I'm not sure that the Genin are rerady to take on the Akastuki. I just know Deidara wont hold his truce the day of the final battle," she said. She then looked down. "It's far too dangerous, I disagree on the entire matter," she said quietly before looking down at the table. That wasn't all though. Tenkuu hadn't seen her mother in days, where could she have gone, maybe Kinaga knew, but there was a feeling in her gut telling her not to ask because she might not hear the answer she wanted to.

Micah walked into the room and nodded to Kinaga and Tenkuu but didn't speak. He wasn't trying to be rude, he was just deciding if Kai was really ready for this up coming fight. If she was then good, but if not then it would not be good at all.

Ester walked in and sat next to Micah. She then laid down a folder and pushed her hair from her face. "Hello," she said to everyone with a small smile. She didn't have many genin in her village but she knew one thing for sure. None would be praticpating in this battle. It was far too dangerous for someone so inexperienced.