Fuagku wondered if Ami was aware of how she kept herself visible. Children could vanish in an instant in a crowd, even perfectly civilian children. Fugaku know several pick pockets that used this to their advantage, which was usually the reason he was closely watching kids in crowds.

Fugaku approved of the little tea shop. It wasn't in a bad part of town, but it looked affordable. Naturally, Fugaku intended to pay, because while Ami might have made the suggestion, he couldn't let a genin pay for tea. Fugaku gave the hostess a nod, and she seemed a little...not startled exactly but her smile wasn't quite as open as it had been for Ami.

Fugaku's eyes swept the establishment. No one was obviously armed or aligned with any village. Still Fugaku requested a table that had its back against the wall and a good view of the room. It wasn't as close as he would like to escape exits, but it would do.