Kinaga smiled as she said she still had alot to learn. "Hey, so do I. Every day I learn something I didn't know the day before. Although they don't tell you this is the academy," he said, kneeling down in front of her and talking quieter. "The true way of the Shinobi is to learn as much as you can, and to adapt to what you learn," he said with a wink. "That's the only way you can truly survive in this world." He stood bak up and looked down at her with a smile. "And, I know you have a new sensei already, Bell, as I heard it was, but if you ever want some extra training on the side, you come and find me, okay? I know I'm not much compared to a sannin, but I know alot of things she doesn't, and vice versa."

Kai smiled. "They sure don't tell you that," she said. "Guess that's just one of those things you ahve to learn the hard way." She then loked at Kinaga as he said he knew about her knew sensei and that he'd train her on the side if she wanted. "Awesome," she said with a smile. "I really wish you would have stay my sensei though," she said quietly. Kai then blinked and looked up at him. "Well, I think I should be heading home, Grandpa's gonna catch a fit when he finds out what happened today." She said with a sigh.

Kinaga looked down at Kai with a smile and nodded as she said that it was one of those thigns yuo had to learn on your own. His smile faded slightly though as she said she wished he would've stayed her sensei. "I know Kai, and I'm sorry for the way thing've turned out. But we have to try to make the best of it, don't we?" he said, his smile returning. He laughed a little when she said her grandfather would have a fit when he found out what happened. "If you'd like I can walk you back to the Snow's gates, but that's as far as I can go." Being an outcast like this wasn't something he was used to. It felt so odd to be restricted from going into the vallies. But he'd done it to himself and had no right to complain.

Kai hated it when adults tried to make things better, even when they knew that thinsg weren't going to get better. She then nodded as he said that he would walk her to the gates. ""Thanks," she said. It kind of hurt to know he couldn't go all the way. It was not fair because people made mistakes, they were only human. Kai rubbed her eyes. She had a long way to go before she understood just how cruel the world really was.