"Um...thanks, but no thanks. I don't do museums." Even though he had a friendly look on his face, he couldn't help but to think that she was a bit full of herself. Yes, she was talented, but just because he had looked at what she was drawing did not automatically mean he wanted her to show off. Even so, he keeps up the facade, giving her an apologetic smile. "Sorry...but we can go to the restaurant though." He offers her his hand to help her up out of the chair, and once she was standing, proceeds to head outside, the day looking quite nice, unlike yesterday, with all that rain and cloudy weather.<br/><br/>Turning to her, one hand in a pocket, he tilts his head, eyes gleaming with that signature look of his, a half smirk on his lips as he waited for her to take the lead. Though he acted as if he knew not the places of the city, Kasai was actually well acquainted with the place. One had to be, especially with his line of Hunter work. As they walked he casually glanced around, humming lightly under his breath, watching how many of the passerby went out of their way to avoid getting too close. It amused him really, the way they did that, giving him a weary look, muttering under their breath about he looked a bit creepy, even dangerous. In fact, he had a satisfied grin on his face now, after hearing many of these comments.<br/><br/>"So, how long is your friend...Godfather...Hisoka going to be gone?" Kasai asks, glancing to the side at Draco, giving her a warm smile. "Hopefully not too long, right? It'd be terrible if you were left for longer than a week." He closes his eyes and gets a regretful pitying look on his face, shaking his head gently from side to side. "I'm used to being alone, but it still hurts sometimes...Human contact is the way one stays sane, you know..." He opens one eye to look at her, and chuckles softly.