Rumiko grinned when Kinaga said he was going to see her today. "That's good," he said. He then took a seat and looked at the menu. He wondered what he would get. "Um, so tell me about your lady friend." As a child Rumiko had always thought Kinaga had a girlfriend, especially when he ran into his sensei at night.

Kinaga already knew what he was ordering, so he didn't bother looking at the menu. @h3n Rumiko told him to tell him about his lady friend, Kinaga had a confused expression on his face for a few seconds before he remembered that he'd started to tell Rumiko about Adre. "Well, all I really know about her is that she's on a mission here to catch a rogue from the Rain Village. Honestly, I think she learned more about me than I learned about her," he said. "Thanks to that guy over at the counter," he said, tilting his head towards Tim, the man who'd pretty much told Adre Kinaga's life story. He sighed. The waitress walked back up to them with a smile. "Ready to order?" she asked. She seemed to be a cheerful lady with long brown hair pulled back into a high ponytail. "I'll have an order of dumplings and a glass of water," he said. Tea didn't really mix well with dumplings. Actually, Kinaga wasn't sure if any drink besides water went well with dumplings. The waitress looked at Rumiko. "What about you hun?" she asked with a smile.

Rumiko grinned as his former sensei said that she'd learned more about him. "Typical Kinaga," Rumiko joked. He'd for the time being forgot about Kinaga's cousin. Rumiko nodded. He knew what he wanted. "A bowl of Ramen please." He didn't want anything to drink. "You know what Kinaga, you need to get out more." He said with a sly grin. He wasn't saying Kinaga needed to find a girlfriend, he knew how the Storm Ninja felt about that. He knew how much Shisu had meant to Kinaga, so he didn't even hit close to anything about Kianga's love life. He was just saying the guy needed to take a vacation or something. Go spend some time with Kaoru maybe. Find some friends.

Kinaga raised an eyebrow at Rumiko's comment. "What's that supposed to mean?" he asked, obviously joking. When Rumiko said that Kinaga needed to get out more he momentarily looked a bit confused. "What do you mean? I get out plenty." Which proved he really didn't. He really did need a vacation, though he never thought about taking one. Fighting wasn't in Kinaga's nature, but he couldn't bring himself away from it. Being a ninja was all he knew, as sad as that was. He was sure that nobody knew what Kinaga's true aspirations had been when he was a child. He was thinking that maybe when he retired from being a ninja, he'd go do that.

"Liar," Rumiko mumbled. He looked up from the table. "You know very well what I mean too." He glanced at Kinaga. "How long has it been since your last vacation?" He asked. "Should I ask the Kage? I know him, personally," he threatened. Rumiko sat up in his seat and looked at the other man for a long moment. He wanted answers, he was going to get them.