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Finally Kunny was finding himself calm. Or, calmer, anyway. He didn't feel the need to uhm anymore, although Pry still seemed a bit anxious. Or he was just being Pry. Both worked.

"I've been working the last two weeks straight. I received two jobs in a row from the same client." A client whom he'd make sure to get accurate details from, next time. I mean, really. Those traps would have killed a less experienced assassin! Kunny would have words, next time. But at least the client payed really well. He'd gotten enough to afford the mansion's bills for four months from those jobs, provided his sister didn't do something stupid and burn the mansion down or something. Good grief.

"To be honest, I've been taking more jobs to escape the confusion of this house, and the sheer amount of people." He didn't really talk to anyone in the house except his sister and Klaus, but they were still loud. But he didn't want to move out because no one else except Ryuu knew how to cook, or made any money. Besides, his sister WOULD burn down the house, unsupervised. "Though taking on a lot of jobs does get kind of lonely in its own right." He smiled slightly, blushing a bit.

Kunny shrugged. "You get used to it after a while. To be honest, in the last six months I've probably spent a whole... Oh, ten days in the house." It wasn't an underestimation, either. He'd been taking one job after another as of late. It wasn't as though he had anything else to do, and as long as he stopped by the house every couple weeks or so, everyone stayed in line. Besides, Channa was the only person with his cell phone number, so she could contact him if there were any problems.

Thinking of his sister, he turned to her and gave her a pointed look. She in turn gave him a curiously oblivious one. Ugh. The assassin gave a little cough and pushed her out the door and into the hallway, making sure to lock the door behind him. She was too much of an interruption, and they were both nervous enough WITHOUT her here.

"That was cold," he heard her say through the door.

"Oh, go blow something up downstairs. You're good at that."

"...Jerk."

But her footsteps retreated into the distance, and Kunny let out a sigh, turning back to the deer boy. "Where were we? Oh..." He smiled and moved over to the couch, sitting next to Pry. He, too, would have been a little anxious had it not been obvious that Pryderi was, well, not seeing anyone else. "You should definitely get out more." Here was considered out, after all.

"You'd be surprised," Kunny said nearly under his breath. There were a lot of people in the house, at least as many as Pry had thought. And many many MANY more rooms. And people were always turning lights on and forgetting about them (Aylee). Just the electric bill alone would be hard or near impossible to pay for with any other profession.

"I'm not." Kunny said with a smile, "And I don't mind. Though, I'll probably have to give you my cell phone number so you'll know when I'm around." Ah, if only the house bills didn't need to be paid. Someday Kunny would get to take a vacation. That would be a very good time indeed. "You said it was just you and Maelon now, right? Did you move, or your housemates move out?"

Kunny couldn't help but chuckle a little when Pryderi started fidgeting. It was cute, needless to say. But it was indeed indicative that Pry's mood had increased, and that in turn made Kunny happy. What goes around comes around sort of thing.

"I could buy you one if you want. And, I'll make sure to give it to you before you leave, but I don't have paper on me at the moment." Or a pen. That was important, too. He'd given Ryuu his things to carry to his room for him, and anything he might have had would have been in that bag.

Of course, Pry moving out was interesting enough, "Why did you move out?" And what kind of job did you get, and where are you living now, and and... There were too many questions. It would probably be best to take it slow for now, and not overwhelm the poor deer with questions, lest Pry start uhming again. Or Kunny. That would be bad, too.

Well, Kunny would buy him a cell phone anyway, and have Chaco take it over to their house at some point. It really wasn't that expensive to buy another phone and just add it on to the line he already had. And... somehow, he doubted that Pry was one to be talking on the phone all the time. He'd make sure to do that before his next job, whenever that came.

"Well, since you said things have been settling down, I take it they're going well?" Kunny had actually bought his sister the mansion because she lacked the room in her old, tiny house. And she was always adding family members, and with Chaco around, well... A mansion was NEEDED. "You're lucky your family wasn't very large, at least. I've got a crazy amount of nephews thanks to my sister." And a couple of charges of his own, but he so rarely saw Klaus and Wes that it oft seemed like they were Aylee's cares, not his own.

Heh. Kunny DID just get paid enough to cover the bills for four months, that meant there was at least a LITTLE extra spending room in there, especially if he was hired for another job, soon. Unless Aylee decided to delve into the bank account again (Kunny still had no idea what his sister DID with some of the money she took. It just... seemed to vanish).

"I'm glad it's better. And I'll consider it," he said, putting an arm around the deer and pulling him closer. "I'll have to get your new address, though. You can give it to me when I give you my cell number."

"You said Mae got a new job, right? What's he doing?"

Another smile came to Kunny's lips as Pry put his head on the assassin's shoulder. Yes, their last... encounter had been weighing on his mind as well (that had been more than a little embarrassing, to be sure), but well, he wasn't going to make Pryderi come all this way every time they wanted to meet!

"Chaco's fine. He's spending the majority of his time cleaning, I think. I don't really know too well, though." He HAD been gone for the last two weeks, after all. But that was a minor detail. As far as Kunny knew (and he was correct), all Chaco really did was clean. And occasionally go out for walks. But mostly clean. "I just got home so I haven't talked to him yet, obviously, but... Well, when I left he was fine. Everyone in the house was, I think."

Pryderi's question about how long it would take caused Kunny to laugh. "S-sorry. I just... Pry, there's over a hundred rooms in this house. Probably closer to a hundred twenty five, and that's not counting the basement or attic." Of course, most of the rooms were empty or filled with junk, but Chaco tried to keep those clean as well. "Despite having a butler, my sister seems to... enjoy collecting people. In addition to Sasakura-san, one of her charges' bandmates are in the process of moving into the mansion. It's part of the reason I decided it was best to get out of the house for two weeks. More people means more work."

"And I'm not sure. I've never seen him around them, so... You'd have to ask him." Of course, Kunny had no idea where in the mansion Chaco was at the moment, so it probably wasn't a good time to ask. "Well, my sister brings a lot of people into the house. She's... Strange like that. Somehow I even ended up with two charges of my own."