Need the students for the teaching, yes?

((OOC: I am a teacher who has no students, what the hell?!))
Akuma wandered into the Hokage room.
"I'm going to wait for..."
He pulled a slip of paper from his pocket.
"Hitori."

Hitori walked into her office seeing Akuma standing there.
"Let me guess, you're that teacher with no students, right?"

"...Yeah. You said you could find me students."
Akuma stared through her, as though she wasn't there.

She sat down in her chair and started working on her huge stack of paper work that was there.
"Well, I didn't lie, but these things take time. Not to mention that I have a million and one other things to do. I'll get you those students as soon as possible. I promise."

"Can I expidite your progress? Er, help you in any way? I have nothing to do here. I don't really know my way around here either..."
((OOC: Ain't that the truth!))
Akuma continued giving her his icy stare.

Hitori laughed a little.
"I wish there was a way for someone to help me, unfourtunately this is Hokage stuff. However, I wouldn't mind company while I do it. I mean if you want to stay..."
She scribbled on a few more sheets of paper and put them in the growing pile to her side.

"Judging by the fact that you're only approving minor things, this shouldn't take too long. I wonder why you put it off?"
Akuma shrugged and grabbed a chair, sitting opposite Hitori.
"When you're done, would you mind showing me around?"

She looked at Akuma, then at the paper work, then back at Akuma.
"Let's do that now, shall we."
By the time he could answer she was already up and half way out the door.

Akuma was close behind her.
"Shouldn't you be handling your duties?"

"Uhh..."
She turned to him and smiled.
"I am, I'm... Er... Helping a villager."

"Whom?"
Akuma raised an eyebrow, then raised the other one.
"Can I help in any way?"

She laughed a little.
"You, silly."

He looked down at himself, flashed a quick smile, returned his face to it's usual blank expression.
"Oh."
He caught a leaf that almost hit his head while looking straight forward, releasing it back into the wind.

"So, where do you want to go first, ramen shop, the fighting place, or those other places?"

"Ramen shop please. If you're hungry I'll buy you some, too."
Akuma resumed his blank staring.
"I have a good feeling about today. I don't know why."

"Alrighty, to the ramen shop. Follow me."
Hitori brought Akuma to the Ramen shop.