He just laughed softly as he listened to this. Hearing the man easily getting all flustered on his own surprised him, but it was amusing. He would most likely enjoy Basilisk’s company. His eyes kept closed while he waited for the other to finish his meal, thinking to himself about what their future might be like. He didn’t really want to think about it, sure that they would be discovered, but there had to be some way around that. Dei was relieved as he heard his friend speak again, pleased by the interruption of these thoughts.

“Yes, I can lead you there.” He stood, helping the other man up. He again kept an arm around Basilisk, remembering how he’d fainted the night before. That wasn’t as likely to happen now, and he was thankful for this, but it still made him worry. Besides, it wouldn’t hurt them at all to be safe just in case. He led Basilisk from the bedroom, into a much smaller room. The wooden tub there wasn’t at all large, but it was already filled with water, ready for use. He didn’t look to the man as he spoke.

“It won’t be warm, but you will be able to get yourself clean… If you need any help at all, let me know.” He wasn’t sure how weak the man was, so he suggested this just to be sure.