Under his light gaze Aoba begins innocently, and quite inadvertently, teasing Kuro. Unable to take his eyes away from the sight the demon does his best to keep his breathing regular as more and more of the angel's flesh is exposed. [i]'Jeez, I really am a lost cause at this point. I'm getting revved up just from a little arm and chest action. I really need to get a hold of myself before I start. . .'[/i] Then a new thought strikes him and he smiles softly. [i]'He's being corrupted anyways, but no matter how much his wings darken, the corruption will not change him where it matters. . .So why shouldn't I try and get him to. . . . Sway a bit more towards more fun ventures?'[/i] He chuckles lightly as the farm house comes into view and he settles down with a light smile as to not freak out Aoba or the movers.

Kuro too looks over all of what is being delivered and takes a quick stock. [i]'Looks like they got everything on the list. Good, I would hate to have to fly back and yell at the woman'[/i] Motioning over at the porch he says, “Why don't you go take a seat up there and eat up before we get started. I'm going to drop this off in your room. You can get changed later. . .” Having said that Kuro heads inside and makes his way up to Aoba's room. [i]'There are a couple demon, but they are at a goodly distance. The smell of blood mus still be keeping them on edge'[/i] Setting the bags down on the bed he pulls out the pack of socks, rips it open, and pulls out a pair before grabbing the boots as well and heading downstairs.

Once back outside Kuro slides over to the eating angel and sets both the socks and boots down next to him. “When you're done I suggest putting those on. They will protect your feet from the stuff we are about to begins working with.” Once he's sure Aoba understands what he's asking Kuro slips off the porch to go help the men finish with the last slabs of wood. Once everything is off the truck and stacked up neatly the demon pulls out the wad and once more pays for their purchases. [i]'I really need to tell Little Mouse how this stuff works'[/i] he muses, watching the guys hop back into the truck and drive off. Once they are on their way Kuro wanders back over to the porch and takes up the box holding his own meal in it.

Trying his best not to look like some wild animal Kuro picks up the bloody meat carefully and begins chowing down. He makes short work of the steak, doing his best to not make too much of a mess. Once it is gone he licks his fingers and hands clean and turns to Aoba to explain what needs to get done. He lays out all the work that [b]needs[/b] to be done before the animals arrive, putting them into categories of things for Aoba to do, and things Kuro wants to handle. He mentions a few things that they should work on after the animals arrive as well to make a better home for the beasts, but waves them off claiming they will have plenty of time to deal with that later. “For now we just need the bare necessities: food, water, and shelter. After that we can focus on keeping them happy.” He smiles wide, the thought of the animals making him obviously happy, and with only his Little Mouse around, Kuro does nothing to hide his love. As soon as Aoba is finished eating Kuro brings him over to the pile of tools and begins his instruction before they set to work.