Ah, yes. That would be worthwhile to look into. If the other is another puppet, it may lead them to the master. Even if the other is not involved at all, and only knows this puppet before it was made into what it is, that may also provide clues. Kisame gives Shishito-san another smile and rests his hand on her shoulder for a moment. There is just slightly more pressure from the ring finger than the others. Give him three minutes.
When he gets up there is a very small and slim scroll resting against her leg. Should she open the scroll, one of his sharks will be summoned and go directly to him, attacking anything that tries to slow it down. And if anyone besides Shishito-san opens the scroll, well! They deserve the drowning in store for them.
"I wouldn't expect anything less of you, my Darling. I'll go stretch my legs down by the beach, eh?"
That's the direction Kisame does appear to go, but a benefit of being a Hoshigaki means holding a water clone intact over far greater distance. The real Kisame only takes a minute or two to find the other target, and begins following him, cautious to remain at a distance most shinobi wouldn't notice. Samehada's scroll is at the ready, but he won't summon it unless he needs to.
He follows until the target stops and sits down on a bench in the ornamental garden. So close to water; this could be a trap. But even if it is, Kisame is confident he could fight his way free. Still, he doesn't choose the closest pond for his technique, and instead selects the sluggishly burbling stream. He's no Houzuki to actually become water, but Hiding In Water is a technique in most Kiri-nin's repertoires, and Kisame has learned how to use it to great effect over the years.
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When he gets up there is a very small and slim scroll resting against her leg. Should she open the scroll, one of his sharks will be summoned and go directly to him, attacking anything that tries to slow it down. And if anyone besides Shishito-san opens the scroll, well! They deserve the drowning in store for them.
"I wouldn't expect anything less of you, my Darling. I'll go stretch my legs down by the beach, eh?"
That's the direction Kisame does appear to go, but a benefit of being a Hoshigaki means holding a water clone intact over far greater distance. The real Kisame only takes a minute or two to find the other target, and begins following him, cautious to remain at a distance most shinobi wouldn't notice. Samehada's scroll is at the ready, but he won't summon it unless he needs to.
He follows until the target stops and sits down on a bench in the ornamental garden. So close to water; this could be a trap. But even if it is, Kisame is confident he could fight his way free. Still, he doesn't choose the closest pond for his technique, and instead selects the sluggishly burbling stream. He's no Houzuki to actually become water, but Hiding In Water is a technique in most Kiri-nin's repertoires, and Kisame has learned how to use it to great effect over the years.