Once again Gi grew weary of the cluster of the city with activity all around him. Seeking to find some peace and quiet, some calmness to think clearly, he again headed to the forested regions that surround the leaf village. Oblivious to the rays of light landing on his skin through the canopy, or the breeze that rolled of his cloths; the air currents around him did not go unnoticed merely not of interest. Neither did he feel the pressure of his gloves encasing his hands that would cause discomfort for normal people to wear all the time, he half forgot to remove them and half didn't want to be unprotected.
He wasn't sure which clan or sect claimed this particular region, and honestly he didn't care to much. Few people bothered him if they did spot him, one of the few good things about being a kid, and even fewer continued to bother him when they saw the state of his eyes. Fewer still when they saw the sword on his back. Some times it took people a little bit extra time for them to relies he was blind because he liked to actually follow them with his eyes to make it look like they worked thanks to the Wide View letting him view the world without his eyes.
Following his ears to a river he walked along it's bank, half following it's course by ear, half by Wide View, he let the running water and the fish swimming along with the current ease his mind with out needing to follow the fish's' dance with his eyes. His footfalls were at the very edge, just centimeters away from putting him into the river and each step taken as confidently as a master tight rope walker; it was easy to walk confidently when you could see the ground perfectly even if there was a foot in the way.
His wandering mind was brought back to the world around him by the aromatic smell of fish being roasted upon (presumably since it was the middle of a forest) an open fire. Not being particularly hungry himself it didn't make his belly grumble for his ears to catch, but fresh fish was always a treat.
Following the smell back to it's source wasn't the most direct path due to the sent being moved around by the wind, and his nose not being the most accurate thing. Along this trail of fishy sent he didn't pay as much attention to his hearing normal; he was relaxing after all, so it was only when he got within 20 meters or so of the other person did he actually notice there was someone nearby.
Quickly after detecting the other person he turn his eyes to "look", and quickly scanned him. Immediately he liked what he noticed: shorter than himself, and had all the traits of being younger as well. With no weapons or headband on him he didn't seem like a ninja, or at least not a ninja of Konoha since he knew personally that a young age didn't always preclude being a ninja. With a genuine smile for once, for he wasn't likely to be dismissed for being short or young, he introduced himself properly as he was taught, at least as much as he cared to. Said with a slight bow: "Greetings, I am Gi. Nice to meet you"

"Were you the one that was cooking fish by chance?"

Hearing the name Uchiha only brought a mild pang of recognistion. Uchiha hadn't realy interested him, being blind, ocular abilitys and the clans that held them weren't very interesting. The name Susumu would at least be remember; he would get an earful if his parents were to find out he was forgetting people's names when they introduced themself.
Unphased by the rudeness of the responce, partly due to not carry, mostly due to still not really understanding normal rudeness, he thought it would be obvious his reason for asking: food was nice to share, atleast when it was being shared with him. He let the the question for mostly unanswer with only cursarary responce of ""I was curious."
While listening to Susumu's reason for their chance encounter in the forest a part of his mind slowly worked out what he was searching for in the bushes. Traps were rules out instantly, and he seriously didn't give much stalk to searching for interlopers since it was a random encounter. The only other thing he could think of, which realy was the obvious answer given the fish smell, was looking for a side dish to the fish. In hopes of having some of the bounty shared with him this time he pointed past a bush to the rabbit hidding within that he had initially dismissed like all the other animals he regularly detected. "Try that one."
He saw no real harm in sharing the information that was asked about. Last he knew Uchiha was a clan that live as apart of Konoha so helping a member of the clan wouldn't get him in trouble. "The village goes about it's life just as it has in years past. With the transition from the deceased Hokage to the new one has pretty much been settled. Mitsuhide has something planned because since asuming office we have began to increase patrols and root out any criminals that can be found. When found they quickly dealt with". He of the events as if he spoke of deweeding a garden; he cared not for other's lives or flowers and it likly showed. "As for where the Hokage is last I knew he had called a call to arms to help with some rebellion in the land of water, tho strangly he and his students headed out the gate more in the direction of the desert. I personally havn't noticed him since he headed out the gate leading to the desert with his students." The location of a kage really wasn't that hard to figure out unless they tried hidding it. Despite being called a shadow he was more like the first part of his title: a flame. A man in such a high office couldn't really act without everyone nearby knowing it.
For some reason this kid interested him. Something about the way he held himself spoke of something that wasn't easy to place. Susumu's muscles wern't tight with rage, but they were still taught. Gi didn't think it was to be ready for battle with him since his atention was more focused on the hunt. It was rather curious.

More focused on the prospect of eating the rabbit that was going unhunted; now that the rabit had  benn pointed out, Gi wanted some rabbit for a snack. With Susumu's sudden lack of interest in catching the rabbit Gi took it upon himself to collect it for them; he would share if asked to of course. Smoothly unsheathing the blade from his back he brought it to point directly to the rabbit's heart even with the distance and brush blocking line of sight.
While aiming the tip of his blade and closing the distance to the hidding spot his mind worked on figuring out his new aquentence/friend. Flashing of a smile for a sliver of a second didn't really make much sense to him, but then again many things that people did didn't make much sense to him. If it was to attack of interact with him he understood; his time at the academy had made it clear what that meant and how to deal with it. Smiling in general he understood to be a good thing, but only for a split second was beyond him.
Shrugging at his inability to figure out yet another "person"'s action, he gave his sword a sharp push on the base of the pomel to drive the tip into the rabbit. The sound of it peircing the rabbit timed just so to let him hear both the responce and the follow up. Nodding directly to the Kid, he liked the thought of beign able to call another person "kid" finally, he voiced his compliance. "I have no problem with you keeping in contact, for either family matters of personal, I like you kid" Of course he would say why he liked the uchiha, after all personaly he would be pissed if someone liked to call him kid. "Want me to bring word to your clan that you are in the area? Or am did I catch you just passing throught the area?
Lifting his blade up with the rabbit still on it's tip was made easier by use of both hands on the hilt. Sighing as blood made a line down his blade and reach one of his gloves; he would have to clean them before one of his numerous "parents" scolded him for dirting his cloths.
Noding to the freshly killed food "Want some? I mean after it's cooked of course"