Sasuke had been hovering in the trees, trying to decide what percentage chance there was that this was the right Hyuuga. Hinata would likely give him one of those reproachful looks if she ever found out how much difficulty Sasuke had had separating her first cousin out from the rest of their clan, but it took assessment of a few factors -- skill level and age included -- before Sasuke decided that this was most likely Hyuuga Neji.

That he'd been recognized as an Uchiha without being seen helped confirm the impression of skill, and Sasuke dropped to the ground once his presence was verbally acknowledged. It was tempting to let the Sharingan flicker into his eyes once he registered the fading vestiges of Hyuuga doujutsu, but he wasn't here to fight.

Yet.

"I'm Hinata's teammate," he said by way of introduction, tone flatly businesslike. "Sasuke. I want to talk to you."