Wow no. Please don't touch his hair, he likes it as it is.

"Mm. Smart, fresh shinobi are usually the ones to die first." Said casually, sipping his tea. Shisui savored the beverage in front of him, as if uttering those words made it sweeter and the tea clearer.

"Traditionally, yes. But the Sharingan isn't magic; every jutsu has a weakness. The key is to understand the technique well enough to recognize its weakness." He set his cup down on the table and leaned forward, arms crossing gracefully on the tabletop. When he spoke, his voice had dropped a few decibels. "The problem with people is that they fear it before they even think about taking the time to analyze it. We've built a reputation for ourselves that our reputation precedes us, but it really isn't fair to give up without even trying." He smiled at her, pausing for a moment before sliding back in his seat and picking up his tea again.

Shisui listened carefully to Sakura's theory. "It sounds almost the exact opposite of something I've heard about..." he muttered, a thin smile creeping up into his lips. His interest just wasn't because she was a student with a new technique. He was pretty darned excited about it.