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"You are leaving me in charge of dinner. Wise of you..." She smiled and went to the cabinet. She pulled out the rice wine vinger, and short grained sushi rice along with the nori. She then went to the ice box and pulled out fresh fish, and other vegtables.

She pulled out a pot and filled it with water an set it on the stove to come to boil. As soon as it had, she poured in the rice. Setting the timer and putting on the lid she left it and began wandering the kitched looking for a cutting board and sharp knife. ((not to kill you with my dear. lol XP))

The timer for the rice went off and she came back to the stove with the cutting board and knife, she had also found a wooden paddle. She laid out the rice on a flat wooden bowl and mixed in the rice wine vinger. She cut and laid out her nori and pressed down the rice. She took her knife and cut the fish. She laid out strips of it on the rice and rolled up the nori, rice, and fish. She then cut it and finished the others.

Finding soy sauce and chop sticks she laid out the sushi in an intricate presentation. She then found a low table and sat down at it with her meal. "Hope you like sushi..." She said before begining to eat.
((I LOVE sushi! XD!!!))

He observed her skills, she knew her way around the kitchen. He was expecting she was to make something quick... but damn. She was an archer and a cook. Where the hell did this woman come from. In any case she made her meal and again made herself at home. She sat her self down and enjoyed. However she made quite a bit for just herself. Then she commented to him.

He moved a bit and blushed slightly looking at her. Did she make him dinner, usually he would just catch and devour a mouse. He sat down and looked at it. It smelled good. 'Uh... thank you..." he muttered as he ate like her with the sticks. It took him a moment to figure out how it worked and then feed himself. It was good, it had much more taste then the flesh of any beast he consumed. He smirked a bit as he quickly ate his meal.

He eyed her cautiously, as she continued to do things like she was living here. She made him dinner, now she was doing the dishes. He didnt exactly need a maid, he was quite clean by himself, though he didnt look it. Why was she acting so casual, he wondered if perhaps he did her a favor in capturing her, he wondered how her home was... must be bad to make a strong girl like her. In anycase he didnt look at her menacingly again, just a tad puzzled.

He had no reason not to answer, she will be meeting them with time. "My brothers also live here..." He replied in a low tone. He stood there watching her intrigingly. Since she mentioned his house, perhaps she would like a look around. "For dinner and cleaning, you earned yourself a little free time. Feel free to have a look around my home. You may find something interesting." he waited by to be a tour guide of sorts.

He indictated for her to follow him with a hand gesture as he walked out the kitchen grabbing the bow he set down before. There was multiple spots in the housethey kept emergency supplies but the closest was the one in the dojo. He lead her out of the dinning room and into the hall making a left. This part of the building had wooden floors and walls with traditional japanese sliding doors on the walls. He opens up one to reveil the dojo. A large open area with various weapon of many shapes and sizes that line the wall. Obviously this was Eli's favorite room. He walks across the floor and points to a cabinet in the corner filled with medicnal supplies and herbs. As she takes what she requires, he returns the weapon and quiver from where he got it.

He saw her admiring the bow. He took the small bow she used before and shot a beat up target near dead center on the far wall. With out saying anything, he tossed her remainder of the quiver. He didnt need to say anything as he leaned back on the wall with his arms crossed and watched her.

Again he was impressed, the bow was meant for a demon to weild.
'School?' he wondered. A place he was not familiar with but he answered her question all the same. "Im not surprised, humans have a habit of sacrificing efficiency for cost. Tell me... most humans really have no need to fight. Why learn archery?"

He scoffed a bit and put the weapon away. He was a demon of efficiency, do what you need to do, know what you need to know. Nothing else. "Piff... Humans..." As illogical as ever. He followed her out. He allowed her to look where she please. The only rooms he cared about was the dojo and his room. Everything else was just a convenience that Eli did not need. He remained quiet as not to interrupt her curiousity.