Tenkuu threw the kunai at the tree with all she had. She was so sick of being Kage. It was so stressing. Everything was all wrong and it seemed like there was no doing right when it came to running the Stealth. Someone else should have taken over. Her eyes started to water as she sat down in the dirt and begin to cry like a small child. She'd never felt so pathetic. "I should resign, that's all I can do. Let someone else take over." She gave a heavy sigh.

While Shen had his responsibilities with Etsu, with the assistant of the Stealth currently missing, Tenkuu was also part of his responsibilities. He had to make sure the Stealth stayed on it's feet. And it didn't seem like things were going that way. The wolf ANBU wouldn't have been surprised if Tenkuu got kicked out of the spot as Kage. He did like the girl, but he didn't think it wise sacrifice the village over pulling her from office. Maybe keep her in there long enough to find a new kage, but...that's it. So, having left Etsu with a friend, Shen had gone off to find Tenkuu, so that he could talk to her. But as he closed in on her scent, he'd also picked up the scent of another familiar smell. Tears. He walked in his wolf form until he saw Tenkuu, having only caught what she'd said. He paused in his steps, one of his front paws raised as he'd been about to take another, before he lowered it onto the ground. He'd been wanting to talk to Tenkuu about what she wanted to do, and if that was it, it wasn't something he'd argue with. Walking next to his pink haired leader, Shen sat down before turning back to his human form, sitting with his legs crossed. He looked at her for a moment before speaking in a light tone. "Wanna talk?"

Tenkuu wiped her tears away as she saw Shen. "Oh, I didn't hear you come in," she said with a sigh. "I'm just considering backing down is all. The Stealth doesn't need me as a leader, they need someone stable. I don't want this village to end up like the Storm," she spoke quietly. "Going leader through leader. I mean, sometimes I don't feel like I'm cut out for this job." She looked up at the sky. "What do you think Shen? The council is already on my heels about how terrible a job I'm doing."