[Somewhat, it actually is. While his good judgment leaves a lot to be desired, she doesn't doubt his courage or his loyalty to Konoha. Or his persistence, for that matter.]

[For the first few moments she actually tries to digest that mentally, but it's too much all at once, in these conditions.]

That may be. Right now, though, I need to get dry and warm. Jutsu will only do so much.

[And she gives him a pointed look.]

And I don't care what kind of training it is, you ought to do the same. I'm not treating you if you come down with hypothermia.

[Of course she will. But she'll berate him first.]