He just shrugged at the assigned name... It didn't really matter. He averted his eyes immediately from the man as he licked his lips, scowling at his words. "Just shove it... I don't intend to let you force me again..." He muttered angrily, but it lacked much of its bite. He couldn't ignore the fact that the man had consoled him afterward, regardless of how brief, or that he had sought the comfort in the first place. Still... He still wasn't able to simply accept it. It was still all too much.<br/><br/>"Oh? So vampires actually work?" He asked snarkily, but he didn't expect an answer and instead waited until the man went upstairs. He sat there for a long time, eating a couple of chips about as slowly as one could before eventually he stood and went to the kitchen. Aries spend quite a while just looking through cabinets and the fridge, not actually seeking anything but simply getting himself used to where things were in the house. He did the same in the living room and eventually made his way upstairs where he avoided the room he could hear the other working in.<br/><br/>He did check the other rooms that he found though, finding what he assumed was the guest room that he'd been told he could use, but he honestly wasn't sure he could be comfortable in an actual bedroom after so long. Just looking at a bed... It made his chest ache slightly. So he eventually returned downstairs, moving as quietly as he could, but given his own senses he assumed the man could hear him moving around. He then pulled back one of the curtains to the outside and winced at the light that poured in before closing it again. So he really couldn't just go outside whenever he wanted any more? Had he know that he would have enjoyed the sun a bit more, but perhaps that was just foolish to think about now.