The wonder seemed honest enough, and he couldn’t help but smirk at the thought of how she’d react to the lake, if the canal was so fascinating. That she was keeping up was good for the future training. If she couldn’t even keep up on a walk, Kisame didn’t know what he’d do with her.

“Did you think we would starve you, kid? I saw how you got interested at the mention of fish, and that one there has some good fish dishes.”

It was a small and unassuming looking place, barely more than a food stand, but the available seats were all but full. Kisame liked their crab-stuffed swordfish especially, and it’d been some time since he’d treated himself to the dish. It wouldn’t hurt to use the girl as an excuse to do it again.