Aoba slept, not realizing how exhausted he really was until his head hit something soft. He was out like a light, not even noticing when he was lifted and taken to his room. The night was a long one thankfully, Aoba woke up well rested and a little confused. He didn't remember falling asleep, nor did he remember bringing himself up to his room. Well, it didn't matter he slept well. Slowly, as he stretched, his wings following suit, he realized the day. Well, he realized the importance of the day. Aoba bounced on his toes to get Kuro, realizing that he didn't have any clothes on right as he ran out the door. 

Aoba turned, putting on one of his outfits and his new boots. He hurried and practically flew down the steps. "Kuro! Kuro! It's the big day, it's the big day!" Aoba excitedly tapped Kuro where he was laying, only to be told that they would have to wait till afternoon. "Oh...okay." He sighed, now not knowing what to do while they waited. Luckily Kuro took them to get breakfast to let Aoba eat and people watch again. A lot more of the younger crowd was around and seemed to eye Kuro. Aoba noticed, but he didn't say much, only giving occasional huffs if they decided to get close. 

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Father Gerard decided to be the one to help get the animals to the barn. It took more than one truck so the guys were glad that they could get all the help they needed. The priest decided to be the spokesperson and step out the truck while the others waited in their cars. What he wasn't expecting was a demon to be sitting on the porch... like a pet. When the priest got close, Dani growled but didn't move. Father Gerard cleared his throat. "I'm a friend of Aoba. Where is he?" He wasn't swayed by the threatening growls. Most demons attacked on instinct. But this one only sat on the porch, clawing it. Dani didn't speak, he only glared at the priest. 

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"I hope they're already there. We can get started once we get there. Instead of waiting around and all. There's only so much to do without...anything to do." Aoba rambled on as he walked with Kuro back to the barn. They were in no rush, so they took the long way back.