Chapter 1 - New Kazekage

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==New Kazekage==
Leon: -I sighed slightly as I practically threw myself into my chair, propped my elbow onto my desk, and let my head fall right into the palm of my hand. The day had been long. Having just recently assumed the position as Kazekage, there was a lot of work to be done, and not a whole lot of time to do it in. However, I’d finally finished off the paperwork needed, and could finally get a bit of time to relax, at least for today. I raised my head from my palm, and spun the chair I sat in around, staring out of the window to my office. From here, I could see almost all of the village, and had a great view of the sky above. It was currently approaching sunset, with only half an hour until the sun would fall behind the walls of the village. I simply stared out of the window at the setting sun, while leaning back in my chair with every intention of falling asleep in the near future. However, I quickly spun back around and began to clean up my desk, remembering that I had important papers that should probably not be seen by other people. “Getting used to being a Kage might be a bit difficult…” I simply thought this as I finished cleaning everything up, and released another sigh as I returned my chair to its former position, letting me catch the very end of the sunset just in the nick of time.-
Misaki: -It was early evening in Sunagakure and the sun had just disappeared below the horizon, The Sand Village was beautiful at this hour when the Sand seemed to glow making it seem almost golden, the hustle and bustle of the day seemed to fade away into a pleasant silence as Villagers, Merchants and Children headed home. Misaki Toduo, the only daughter of the Kazekage, was currently wandering towards her Fathers office with her head tilted slightly as she thought silently to herself, it was strange now being the daughter of such an important man and on occasion it bothered her, especially considering people treated her with fake kindness. Misaki sighed loudly as she reached the Kazekage's office and looked up slowly before launching herself upwards with a swift push of her powerful legs, within a few seconds she was at the window of said office poking her head in to look at her Father. "You seem to be enjoying yourself" She said happily hoping down from the window and brushing herself off as she wandered towards his desk and looked around "Looks nice" She nodded in approval. Stopping in front of his desk she leaned over slightly and looked down at the mess it had succumbed to "Ugh, no thank you" She shook her head and scrunched up her face moving her head back so she could no longer see it. Misaki then perched herself on the edge of his desk and stared at her Father for a time "You okay?" She said blinking a few times with her bright blue orbs shining slightly.-
Leon: -Almost immediately after I’d sat back down in my chair, I heard a faint noise coming from outside the window. And just a couple seconds later, a young girl had appeared from below the window. That girl was my daughter, and from being so mentally exhausted, I couldn’t even spare the liveliness to be surprised.- “Oh, is that what it looks like?” -This was said in reply to her initial comment, which was almost certainly as sarcastic as my return. I simply let out another sigh as she examined my office, and zoned out. I quickly zoned back in though, since Misaki had taken a seat on the edge of my desk. After sitting down, it seemed that she’d finally realized that I was a bit out of sorts, and asked me if I was alright.- “Oh yes, I’m fine. Just a bit tired. This will take some getting used to, but I’ll be fine. What about you? How is our new life treating you?” –I spun my chair back around and away from the window, then placed my hand on a cup of water that was previously hidden amongst the various unimportant papers on my desk, and took a short drink from it before setting the now empty cup back on the desk, and taking another deep sigh.- 
Mizaski: -Misaki raised an eyebrow at her Father's question and sighed lightly "It could be worse I suppose" She pouted absent-mindedly "People think that I'm the stuck up daughter of the Kazekage" She glanced away slightly her bright blue eyes showing her offence at the misinformed assumption. "But, I suppose that's better than being stuck under mounds of paperwork" Her eyes flicked back to him and she gave him a warm smile before reaching out and poking his forehead, something she did often probably much to his displeasure "I'm sure we'll get used to it in time". Misaki remained sitting upon the desk as she retracted her hand, swinging her legs slightly as she did so, her and her Father had been close since she was small, much to her Mothers displeasure, and she had never been one to sit around and enjoy the Woman's way of life. Misaki was young, but she was a fighter and her Father himself had taught her. As if her thoughts had been along that topic also she spoke aloud once again "Will you continue to train me when you're able?" Deep down she was hoping he would say yes, but she showed no emotion outwardly, she hated seeming like a child. With her jet black hair and features Misaki looked a lot like her Father in many ways and it was clear they were related, she retained many of his mannerisms also and essentially hoped to become Kazekage after him, even if it did seem extremely troublesome.-
Leon: -I listened to the honest reply of my daughter, and gave a slight nod of understanding, not really minding the forehead poke. I turned to her directly and spoke with as much enthusiasm as I could physically bring out.- “Oh, my paperwork isn’t too bad. More importantly, don’t get used to it if you don’t like it.”- I simply smiled and immediately continued speaking.- “If everyone thinks you’re just some stuck-up daughter of the Kazekage, prove em wrong.” -It seemed that Misaki’s thoughts were wandering a bit from her posture, and was confirmed when she’d suddenly asked a question about training. I’d trained her ever since she was a little girl, though her mother wanted her to be more girly. It wasn’t a surprise, though. My family was never one to be too deeply connected to Shinobi life. Ever since my grandfather though, that started to change. My wife eventually gave in of course, but she was never able to bond with Misaki quite as deeply because of the large clash of interests. I gave some thought to her question, leaned my head back onto the top of my chair, and sighed, followed by a slight smile.- “I can make some time. But that doesn’t mean you can slack off when I can’t, got it squirt?” –The last bit was quite obviously sarcastic, but I propped my arm on top of my desk, clenched my fist gently, and aimed my knuckles at Misaki, intending to give a friendly fist bump.-