Mission- Get out of doing paperwork

Chance of sucess- 20

"But, Rin-chaaan, I don't want to do paperwork."

Eye twitching -ever- so slightly, Rin rested the heel of her hand against her forehead, looking at her blonde sensei. This was a more difficult task than it sounded, as he was currently hidden behind several large stacks of paperwork. Sighing, the burgandy-tressed medic mumbled something about 'childish' before sliding one of the stacks to one side so she could see the blonde Hokage. "Sensei, you're the hokage. You're supposed to protect the village."

"By doing paperwork? Am I protecting them from papercuts then?"

"...It was a joke, Rin-chan." Chuckling nervously, the Yondaime rubbed the back of his neck lightly, trying to avoid looking at his female student. While generally good-natured around everyone, he'd seen her get irritated with Kakashi, and..it wasn't pretty. And she was looking perturbed, which didn't bode well for him. Giving a mournful glance to the stacks of paperwork, he decided to give it one last shot.

"I could be a lot more use to the village on a mission; not sitting here doing paperw--"

"Well, right now, you have paperwork to do, and that's what you're going to do!"

Mission- get out of doing paperwork.

Chance of success- 20

Mission results- Failure.

"Bu-...Yes ma'am."

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When Rin returned a few hours later, there was her sensei, dutifully moving from one piece of paper to the next with a look on his face like a dog who'd been scolded by its master. He looked up at her without losing his pitiful expression, before he looked back down. Smiling lightly as she shook her head, the medic nin slipped quietly over to the desk, placing a small box wrapped in a blue cloth in front of him. Smiling cheerfully as he looked back up at her, she looked at the remaining papers, which were few. Pointing at the box, her smile widened to a grin. "Well, it looks like you've been working hard, so you've earned that."

Looking at the bento, then his female student, then the bento again, his look of suprise quickly turned into a grin even wider than hers. "Well, I guess doing the paperwork was worth it."

"Yeah, I suppose it was. And it's good training for you."

"Training for what?"

"Training for when you finally decide to settle down; I've yet to see a good man who wasn't afraid of his wife."

Choking on the bite of rice he'd just taken, the Yondaime coughed. "What makes you think I'll be thinking of getting married anytime soon?" At her mischevious giggle, it was his turn to feel a bit perturbed. Were all females like this, or was it just those two?

"Oh, just a hunch!"