That was a very familiar jacketed figure, and from the way he walked, Hana was guessing he wasn't happy. "Hey, Shino!" She jumped down from the roof in front of him. "You haven't seen my brother either?" The exasperation in her voice was an easily deciphered clue that Hana had been looking for awhile already, it being somewhat harder to sniff anyone out in their home village. The chronology of scent trails was a pain to sort through in such a populated area, when Kiba had passed through in every direction.

He probably did something terribly irresponsible and stayed out all night because of it. Clearly Kiba didn't drag Shino along for the ride. It was a shame, because Shino would've been responsible enough to get her brother home last night, and then Hana wouldn't be running all over the village in this heat. The temperature made her far more prone to fits of temper than usual. If Shino was paying attention, he might have noticed slightly bared teeth.

She was just going to make Kiba pay for all the time she'd wasted trying to track him down, that's all. All she needed was a little inspiration. Hana's hint of a snarl shifted into a smile that promised trouble. "You're a tracker too," she mused in the most innocent tone she could muster. "For all I know, you even have my brother tagged with a kikai." Shino might want to make a quick escape lest he be dragged into Hana's plans for the day.