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Kiri frowned, "No ice, then a cool, damp towel and something to set the bone. If you don't mind." He was being polite, as always, and was trying to get his bearings on the situation. He would need time for his arm to heal, but he didn't know what to do after that point. He wasn't sure if he should stay or if he should go once he was able. If he stayed, the organization would assume he had died and he could live peacefully for the time being. If he left he would probably be picked up by them again and be forced back into the world of espionage and killing. He sighed slightly and said, "You have a beautiful home, I thought it was odd that it was in such good condition from the outside. Now I know it's because someone lives here, and an... interesting girl at that." He thought she was cute, but he didn't want to insult or embarrass her by saying so until he knew her better.

Kiri winced at first, but the cold cloth felt good on his wrist. He blushed slightly when she glanced up at him before massaging his arm. He looked down at his other hand and said, "You're probably wondering how I broke my wrist, aren't you?" He began twisting one of the loose ends of the bandages on his free hand between two fingers nervously. He was a little afraid at how she might react.

Kiri blinked in surprise at her response, but decided to explain as best he could anyways, "I had gone on a little camping trip in the forest, but I got lost about two days ago and I climbed a tree to look around. I-I slipped and fell. The tree wasn't particularly tall, so my wrist was the worst of it." It was half-lie, he had climbed a tree to get his bearings and he had fallen, just not in that particular order. When he heard her start humming he blinked in surprise again, then he relaxed some and listened quietly, a slight smile on his face.

Kiri smiled sheepishly and blushed slightly, "I suppose. You still haven't told me your name and I feel a little awkward not being able to address you properly." He was a little bit surprised when she exchanged the bandage for one of her hair ribbons and blushed again. "Do you sing? I noticed you were humming earlier."

Kiri whispered her name to himself, "Mellony..." His blush faded slightly and he said, "Where I came from, singing wasn't very common, music was, just not singing. I can sing, though, but I always feel a little embarrassed afterwards." He wasn't looking at her and when he realized she was staring up at him he flinched slightly. He noticed her eyes were violet and he became entranced, his own pale violet eyes blinking repeatedly.

Kiri tilted his head to one side when she broke the stare and when she mentioned food, his stomach growled loudly as if on cue. He blushed deeply, his cheeks practically crimson. He nodded, he didn't really care what she brought him, just about anything would do. He tugged at one of the longer strands of his hair nervously.

Kiri watched her leave and reached into his satchel when he heard her start cooking. He was looking for his sketchbook, Mellony interested him and he wanted to sketch her real quick. He had some difficulty, but managed to start working on the sketch, quietly singing a song he sang when he sketched. "Natsuhiboshii, naze a kaii. Yuube kanashi yume wo mita..." He continued indistinctly, rocking side to side slightly as he sang.

(Here's how the song sounds http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWqei02c1-s Although his voice sounds different, a bit higher in pitch.)