[He laughs, but there's a fond smile on his face. Paimon was a very dear friend -- he was lucky to have her here.]

Just something I got used to, I guess.

[In any case, once done eating, he goes up to prepare the room for her -- rolling out the futon and making the bed. By the time he comes back down, he's yawning.]

I'm pretty tired, so I think I'll be getting to bed. If I'm not up before you, just knock on my door -- it's the one at the end of the hall. I can walk you back to the city then.