Enemies were something collected by all high-level nin, but to combine a professional grudge with personal information was just -- low, Sasuke decided with a curl of his lip. And in Adela's case, there was very little chance she had a long enough missions resume to have gathered personal enemies on her own merit.

That train of thought derailed abruptly when Obito mentioned civilians, Sasuke's eyes widening after a moment of stunned contemplation. It was a powerful remnant of growing up surrounded by Uchiha, the easy dismissal of civilians as little more than convenient resources for goods and services, but obviously civilians took part in espionage against each other -- some significant portion of missions had to do with that sort of thing.

"But ... what interest would Konoha's civilians have in spreading misinformation about any of us?" Even for purely entertainment purposes, Sasuke couldn't understand why someone would go to the trouble of coming up with ideas ludicrous enough to stir curiosity.