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He shook his head. Whipping out a glass and a bottle of rum from the freezer he set it on the table. "Sit down." He went into his bathroom and threw her a towel. Then he went to work on making her a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. He didn't know which flavor of jam she wanted so he made one with grape and the other strawberry. "Why do you want to know what I am? Are you doing a school report on the different kinds of hitmans out there?" He turned around to face her and layed the plate before her. "Eat." He said as more of a command rather than a statement. Putting the things away he took another cig and lit it. Taking it in slowly and letting it out he looked over his shoulder at her. "Why do you still want to know about my history with Zaine?"

"If you will pardon my rudeness but I'm not going be the one retelling sh*t about our history. You ask him okay? He's a better story teller than me. All you need to know is that we are allies. That's it." He shut off his cig and threw the bud into the garbage. "And your welcome." See, even old fallen angels can be nice...when they want to. Only he had a big chip on his shoulder that he would never let go. No matter how bad it tormented him. "So what did Zaine save you from? A monster?"

"Look elf girl, your not getting kicked out. Now sit down and chill out." Out nowhere the sliding down closed by itself. "You can leave when ever you want. The room is in there with a bathroom and I don't have anything in your size but if you need a change of cloths its there for you. You go ask Zaine because I would mess it up the story." He took a glass and filled it with water. Thinking back if he could remember how they first met.

Kyoshi raised both eyebrows. "Well then Dusk, my name is Kyoshi. Not Mr. For Hire and not a**hole. Now that we got that cleared out of the way I-" The buzzing sound from his cell phone caught he attention. He went to go get it and picked it up with a serious expression. Listening to the other person, his face turned into a deadly expression. One that would no doubt scare the holy bejeezes out of kids. Hence the holy part. Without saying a word, he nodded his head in silence. Hanging up he looked outside. His mind wondered away from him on the exact preparations he needed to do before he left Dusk. He knew he wasn't going to kick her out but then again, he didn't trust people. Well, maybe Zaine but there were reservations about it.

Kyoshi looked at Dusk with a quiet look. He just got a weird call and couldn't begin to describe it. It brought him back when the caller mentioned that name that he never wanted to hear again. Not in this life or the next would he want to hear that name. It gave him a chill down his spine. Kyoshi locked gazes with Dusk. "It was nothing. Don't worry about it." Turning away from her he walked up to the sliding door and opened the shades to reveal the dark, raining world that was full of hopelessness.

"It was just a job. Nothing you need to concern yourself with." Even if that certain job included meeting the one person who he hated with a passion. The only one person he would make an exception in "taking out" without any hesitations.

"This job means I have to work with the one person I can't stand." He shot her a glare and went into his room and slamming the bathroom door. He washed his face to calm down. Looking at the unfamiliar face in the mirror, Kyoshi had to coach himself to be calm and do the job like the heartless son of a b*tch that he is. Though why he would share that little tidbit of information with Dusk was beyond him. He didn't want to involve her. It was a complicated situation at best.

"It's not that easy. Being what I am, I can never let go of it. It's in my blood and I was born to do it. Besides, being a theif doesn't get you enough to actually be able to survive. It only gets you enemies." Getting out of the bathroom and leaning against the doorframe of his bedroom, looking at her with a stoic expression. "And I'm not a 'bigger PMSer.' If you knew you had to work with someone from your past, you'd be pissed off too."