With a sigh, he sat up from his slumped position, before sliding out of the chair to walk down the dais to meet the secretary face-to-face. "This kinda... Paperwork-y stuff is really more up Ikuto's alley, why am I doing this, eh?"
"Grand Shogun-sa-" The man began, only to be interrupted by Fuhen.
"No need to be so formal with just the two of us, aye? You can call me Fuhen! Iyashii? Save the titles for introducing me to great lords or something! Not tryin' to impress meself."
"Iyashii-sama." He said, trying to meet the frog man halfway. Fuhen grunted. "Ikuto-sama is dealing with the people of this country, something he said you were already well versed in...?" Another grunt. "He said you needed the experience of dealing with more... external factors, as the Grand Shogun, of course, and I'm to aid you in the, as you might call them, stiff bits?" Fuhen chuckled. The aide was a stiff bit, but at least he sort of understood his audience.
"Aye, aye." He relented, putting a finger on the man's clipboard and tilting it down, trying to get a look at what was written there. He squinted at some of the characters on the paper, trying to make them out. "P-E-B-B-L-E C-O-U-N-T-R-Y?" He said, sounding out each letter with intense focus. The aide raised a brow. "Pebble Country?" He asked, running the sound over his tongue sloppily.
"Very good, Iyashii-sama, you're learning quite fast, if you don't mind me saying." The frog had the decency to blush a little. He'd been practicing daily, and despite his natural charisma and knack for speaking heart-to-heart with people, he'd never been taught as a child to put such things to paper. It wasn't the way of his people, at least not in the poorer districts.
"Yes, a representative of Pebble Country should be here soon. They wished to meet the new leadership of the new Tea Country. Ikuto-sama specifically asked you be present for this. Pebble could be a good ally, he said." The frog looked over his shoulder at the throne, then behind the aide at the large, empty room. "Well, lets meet them properly, then! Tea! And a table we can sit across from each other!"
"Not to argue, Iyashii-sama, but that would be highly irregular, the man you'll be meeting is not the leader of Pebble himself, simply an emissary, below your sta-" Once more he was cut off by Fuhen, raising a hand.
"You can only judge a group by how they treat their lowest members!" He declared, clearly quoting something. "Plus, that throne hurts my back. I dinnae care if it's irregular, lets give the man a warm welcome!"
S-Rank Taijutsu Discipline
Despite being full of limitless potential and filled with vigor, Fuhen appears as nothing more than your average man in all aspects. This 'technique' implies that nothing about Fuhen's body language portrays that he is a trained/experienced killer, and everything from the way he walks to how his chakra appears to casual observers reinforces the idea that he is, if anything, clumsy and likely incapable of fighting. This is most useful in passing himself off as nothing special, putting most into a false sense of security, though with minimal effort Fuhen can break out of this technique to reveal his true self.