Kuro chuckles and rolls his eyes, at both the apology and Dani's confusion. He does somewhat understand his brother's questioning glance, having wondered himself at the true kindness and whatever else causes the one wronged to apologize, but for now he decides to let Dani try and figure it out on his own. He gives the angel a faint nod and picks up the larger of the two bags and follows after Aoba. [i]'I think that may be something to work on with him. He had no real reason to say he was sorry back there, seeing as it was Dani who was rude. Sure, blood has never really bothered most of those Dani has ever known, but ignorance is no excuse'[/i]

Setting the bag in it's place in the storage room Kuro checks the chart to see if there is something to feed the cows, and indeed there is a barrel of corn. [i]'I recall using that as a treat mostly, along with barley and oats. . .I guess if they can not go out and graze, corn would be good to go along with the hay'[/i] Giving a little nod he turns to Aoba with a smile. “There is feed, but that is for stormy days.” He motions to first the cows, then the sheep. “Both are pasture animals, so we can put them both out now.” Moving to the back of the barn Kuro pulls the rope hanging right of the large doors, activating the pulley system that lifts the large bar from in front of the doors. 

The doors at the front of the barn are about half the size of those leading out to where the chicken run is, and the quickest path to the pasture, and with a faint groan Kuro pushes them open and lets out a sigh. Looking back to the angel he motions towards the coop. “Go stand next to the run and don't let any of them go to your left when facing the barn. They will all need to go to the right. I'll go pop open the gate then start driving them out.” Racing over to the fence leading to the large grassy field and flips the latch, pulling the large gate open. Racing back into the barn with a giddy smile he makes sure Aoba is in place before quickly pulling open almost all the stalls with cows and sheep, leaving the prego one in it's pen, setting them loose in the barn. 

He quickly closes the front door, then begins making herding noises, calling out and clapping to get them all moving. Once in motion they all move in one big herd. [i]'These guys are well trained. At least these ones were raised on a proper farm before now. He glances at the female heavy with child and once more agrees with himself that the last thing they need is her calving in the field, the helpless little thing attracting Dani and perhaps pushing him over the edge'[/i] His eyes go back to the herd, then to the angel helping him direct them. His head tilts as he watches Dani approach Aoba, now clear of all signs of blood. [i]'Oh boy, now he wants his pat on the head'[/i] He chuckles, wondering how those puppy dog eyes are going to work on his little angel.