After that little spat with Kazuma, Krissy had bandaged her wrist and then headed straight for Deidara's room. It couldn't have been more than twenty minutes after the lesson had ended, really. She'd just needed a couple minutes in addition to think over just how she was going to phrase her report. It was going to be positive, for sure. Though Krissy hated Xantrex, she tried not to bias her opinion of Kazuma based on that. Getting to his room, Krissy knocked on Deidara's door. "Deidara? It's me," she said, twisting back and forth in place as she waited for him to answer. Well, at least she had a good reason for reporting her mission in late. She wasn't worried.

Deidara was planning out the next few assignments. It was time for Deita and Sasuke to get out there and see what was going to on with the Storm. Deidara was planning on attacking someone sooner or later. The knock on his made him turn in his chair. "Come in." He hoped Krissy was here to report on her mission. If not then it had better be good. He was busy.

Krissy opened the door and walked in as she heard Deidara's response. "I'm here to report on my mission," she told him. Any other person would have apologized for being late on it, but not Krissy. She felt it was rather pointless to do so. She took a pause to remember how she was going to phrase it. "Well. The guy's definitely got something going for him. He's not bad in a fight, though Xantrex told him to knock it off before I could test him too far," Krissy said with a small grin. She'd really wanted to test him further. Give him a few more scars than just that cut to the face. "When I'd talked to him the first time, I asked him what he would do if you gave him the order to kill his family," she said. Hey, great minds think alike, right? "And he told me that he'd do it, but he'd probably hate you for it afterwards." She shrugged, then continued on. "When I first talked to him, he seemed to like acting all formal, but I guessed that was just because he'd only arrived. He seems like he's starting to understand just how the Akatsuki works. Also seems to me like he's much more interested in science than he is in fighting, though he says he has a few jutsu that wouldn't usually be allowed in the Vallies, which is why he hasn't risen in rank." She paused. Was there anything else she could add? Deidara had probably heard the little fight outside twenty or so minutes ago, so no need telling him what had happened with that. She took a breath, then shrugged. "I think he's capable of making it here." She grinned. "But if it turns out I'm wrong somewhere down the line, I'll take responsibility and kill him myself." She didn't seem too broken up by the thought.