"Hm, if you want me to joke around I could just lead you to a hole in the floor." He was still using that same even tone, but the words made it seem like he'd definitely been aiming for a joke. He was trying to socialize with her, and it was clear she wanted to joke around, so he'd done his best to give a joke back. It wasn't bad considering it might very well have been the first joke he ever told. A little dark perhaps, but he tried.<br/><br/>Hiei saw her hesitate a bit in her step, as if pondering if he really would lead her to a hold in the floor. "Like I said before, there's really nothing to trip over. No holes either." Well, he assumed his first attempt at a joke was a flop. Eventually he arrived at the back corner of the building and knelt down by the floor. There was a little knot hole in one of the wooden panels. He stuck his finger in this and lifted up the wood.<br/><br/>"It's still here," he said, reaching down and pulling a small weapon out of the secret hole. "Here," he said, holding it out to her. "Maybe if you squint you can see it."<br/><br/>It was about the size of a pistol, except there was no slot for bullets. There was no trigger either. Instead, where the trigger would be was a small panel, kind of like one of those finger scanners. The weapon, if you could still call it that after seeing it, since there didn't seem to be a way to use it, was dominantly black in color, with some yellow patterns along it.<br/><br/>Hiei let her examine it as best she could in the dark. He would explain it a bit once she was done, then explain why he showed it to her.