"So long, and good luck to us both."
"Right!"
His smile stretched his face, teeth gleaming, the foxlike marks on his cheeks rising up towards his determined blue eyes.
'The little fool,' I thought, 'he really has no idea.'
Before walking through the doors I decided to play my part a little more, thrilling lies rushed through my body. I gave him smile a thumbs up. Then the trio disappeared through their specified numbered doors and my smile turned into an all-knowing smirk.
My own door's handles were cold, furthering the thrill of the mission and the success, and then I saw him.
"A good harvest?" I could tell he was in anticipation for my reply.
"Yes, even better than expected. I learned a lot about him during the second exam, and I recorded all the data on this. You want it?" I answered with a smirk.
"Of, course. So tell me, what did you think?" The man questioned as he reached for the data card.
I snickered, "Your curiosity is truly insatiable, Lord Orochimaru."
"As a sound village spy you see things others don't. Your opinion is of interest to me."
"Oh, it doesn't really matter, does it? Whatever I think you're the one who decides. Isn't that always the way?"
He laughed, disappearing into a ghostly cloud of smoke. But his voice still trailed through the small room, "You're a cagey one aren't you, Kabuto? I like that."