Hironori let Akito ponder his offer as he drifted through the large room. He couldn't possibly know what the male was thinking, whether he hated the idea, whether he liked it, or if he was simply going along for the ride. The prince figured he'd find out sooner or later if Akito ever decided to open up. They'd cross that bridge when they got to it. Hearing Akito deny his offer made him surprised. He assumed he would jump at the offer to be left alone. "I don't. Everything today was focused on getting acquainted with you and the general. My schedule is- I don't have a schedule actually. . .It's a palace, there's lots of things to do- and ironically there isn't much to do at all. . ." He pondered his own complexity until Akito spoke. 

The prince waved his hand dismissively. "As I told you, I'm fine. You're fine. There was no reason to gain unnecessary attention." Hiro gave a rather confused look when he explained that he would work hard not to do it again. "How hard do you have to work to not freak out?" It was sort of mumbled but still audible, and once again he waved his hand dismissively. "Again, with the schedules. You just might be terrified for awhile." He gave a small laugh before continuing. "Well, I can start your schedule with the basics. One thing set in stone is the meal times. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner." He gave him the appropriate times before mentioning, "Though the servants may just give you a nice little bell to wake you if you sleep too long or if you want to be woken up. I've had my share of being woken, so it's no problem if you wake late. I do it often." 

He pushed off against the wall and took a seat on the bed. It was soft and comfortable, just like his own, making press against the cushions a bit. "Oh, you can schedule your baths. Just tell one of the servants to have it ready at a certain time every day. Then, yeah, scheduled." He nodded, turning to watch Akito again. He returned the smile with one of his own. "Well, of course. I couldn't just leave you stranded in the halls. That would be quite rude of me."