"It'll save time in the long run."

"Fair. Still, thanks."

Shall they get started with that, then?

Sure.

(...Amajina is not good at reports. Though she can figure out what she's supposed to be doing fairly quickly.)

Then maybe they won't have to waste too long on the busywork.

Hopefully.

She brings some extra paper to copy out the template Elaise helps her figure out. "Thanks for this," she mutters, a bit tiredly.

"You're welcome."

Small smile as she shakes out her wrist. "Glad I got put on your team and not someone else's."

"Yeah."

She giggles. "And now that this's out of the way... We can move to the important stuff."

"And that is?"

"Training! Didn't Shinrei-sensei we'd be doing some intellectual stuff?"

"Oh, right."

"There could be other important stuff too, of course."

"Only one way to find out."

"You can't think of anything off the top of your head?"

"-Mm. Perhaps the Mizukage is abdicating and we have to form an interim government."

"I'd be a bit alarmed if that was the responsibility of genin to handle," she says, ruffling Amajina's hair. "But more alarming things have happened, and if any genin were being charged with keeping this village together... Well, you three would be pretty good it, I bet."

"...Thanks for the vote of confidence."

Snort. "Part of my job is making you guys better at that sort of stuff. And the other part is making sure you don't get into messes you're not prepared for yet. The oldest of you is twelve. So, no taking over the village for at least another four years, please."

She reaches over to ruffle Elaise's hair, too. "You're advancing faster than most, but getting to the heights before you will take time."

Hrmm. Surprisingly, she doesn't hate Shinrei-sensei touching her.

Softer grin. "Come on, you three. Let's get the paperwork off our hands."

Sounds good.

To that, then. 

And, after: "My plan was for more in depth learning modules. Get your minds working, beyond just getting books that interest you - though we'll keep doing that, too. Plan is we'll have more set lessons four days a week, and the other three days you guys will use on keeping up with readings and pursuing your own interests - and I can help with those, too. Today's history, social geography, and politics, tomorrow is science, after that is a break day, then arts and social skills - stuff like lying, customs of other nations, and any assorted miscellaneous knowledge you'd need for infiltration but won't be picking up easily from missions. Plus, fun stuff that's good for your mental development. Then math and cryptography on the last day, before two more days of break, then repeat."

"Those are though loose guidelines. We can work other lessons in, including on request for specific topics."

"Okay."