Feli waited as Yuen started at him some more, then touched his own pointed ears. He could only guess what was going through the other Yokai's mind right now. Just then a very loud, familiar, growl came from Yuen's stomach. Apparently he was hungry. Feli chuckled at this, simply because of the timing. Though apparently he was embarrassed because of it, judging from the way his cheeks turned red and he began to rapidly write in his board. Trying to explain himself it seemed. The rapid writing stopped as the pen burst in the other Yokai's hands. Splattering the floor and Yuen with ink. Feli was lucky enough got to get assaulted by the man-made substance. But the sudden smell of it wasn't the most pleasant thing in the world.

Yuen looked up at Feli with an apologetic look on his face. One that made him look a little bit like a lost puppy. Unable to write anything, he mouthed a word at Feli. The Elf blinked in confusion at the word. Batcave? He wasn't sure what that was in the slightest. And he certainly didn't know where that would be in the house. He had been in caves that had bats in them before, but maybe it was something different? "Um, I'm not sure what a Batcave is. Or where anything is in the house really. I do know where the kitchen is though. You can get cleaned up in there and get something to eat." They'd have to take care of the floor as well and quickly before it got stained. Maybe there was something in there they could use? Feli didn't know for sure. He had never been in a kitchen before.

"Its over there." He said, pointing to the entrance to the kitchen. He didn't really want to go in there, with that terrible smell that had been in there earlier. He was a little afraid he would be forced to eat whatever it was that had smelled like that. Thinking about it a little bit, he didn't want to subject Yuen to that either. He'd make sure the food he got was actually edible before letting the other Yokai eat it. Feli again thought about learning the equipment in the kitchen so he could do some cooking in there. He could always just cook over a fire like he was used to as well. There was plenty of space outside to make a fire pit.