Aoba waited patiently for him to show the rest of his injuries. When he was undressing, to be polite, Aoba looked away only to notice Dani had wandered off. "He has a really short attention span." The angel thought out loud, before turning to see the claw marks on Kuro's back. He frowned a little and ran his fingers along the scars no doubt from his capture. They were completely healed thank goodness, but he couldn't do much about the scars. He remembered the many times he went to heal his wounds and to see they only got worse. He shook his head lightly and went to work on the claw marks on his back.

He listened to Kuro and nodded, though he was sure Kuro couldn't see it. "I should really look at that book one day." He once again thought out loud as he worked. A confused frown spread on his face and when he finished with his back, he stopped. "What are you talking about? We're not told lies. . ?" Though when he said it, it sounded more like a question. Kuro turned so Aoba could see the chest wound. He was forced to move closer, not minding the close proximity. Though, his healing was a lot more slow because he wanted to know what the demon was talking about. 

There was no way he was lied to. There couldn't be. . . Aoba's face scrunched up, but he relaxed when Kuro told him not to worry. "It still would be nice to know the truth if that's the case. . ." He looked up at Kuro's mention of being with him, but he quickly looked down when he blushed lightly. His eyebrow raised at the thought of being 'dragged back' and he shook his head. He sighed and went quiet for a moment, finishing his work. "Yeah, dragged back. I doubt they're even checking up on me down here." Despite how sad it sounded, Aoba gave a small smile. "I think you'll be stuck with me for awhile," 

Realizing how it sounded, he quickly added, "Well, for as long as you decide to stick around." He spoke quietly and moved back from the demon. "All done. It'll heal fine. And now, you can go inside if you want." He poked his fingers together and then gestured inside. "I put everything up."