If he had said he didn't enjoy the kiss with Edie then he would have been lying. It was a decision to simply shut her up but the second kiss was far more enjoyable. Perhaps if she hadn't drawn away to still insult him, albeit quieter and with far less venom, things would have escalated. It was for the best as she drew away that his hands fell away from her before taking hold of her in a different manner. He was going to settle this once and for all so led her to his trap and deftly showed off what he had had awaiting the hunters. "I'd been tracking them, they didn't just stumble onto me." He explained with a shrug, stepping forward once the log settled still.

Kato waited, leaning up against the suspended log, for Edie to approach and survey the trap he had set up. It was just as tried and proven as many of his other methods so he knew it would have worked. Just like his earlier display against the hunters it wouldn't have killed them, not usually, but it would have decently maimed them. Many of his run-ins with hunters didn't often end in them dying, though he didn't offer that information to Edie when she expressed concern about the pair coming back after them. To him, all life was precious and not his to take, even if he felt they were the scum of the earth preying on the weak. Kato rolled his eyes as he turned around and undid one end of the log from the rope letting the heavy weight drop with a thud to the soft earth before doing the same to the other side. His attention slid back over to her at her offer to follow her pack home...to her pack. "I suppose I can manage that...as long as you're not a blanket hog." It was easy to tease her as he followed her back to the clearing. The hunters were nowhere in sight and Kato doubted they would ever return to this area so his movement was easy and nonchalant. His strength allowed him to carry much more than Edie would have been able to manage on her own. "Lead the way then."

The sunkissed man followed behind Edie through the streets into the residential neighborhood where all the larger family homes were situated. He was quiet, oddly so, until they passed through the threshold of the house Edie called home. Kato whistled dramatically, dropping Edie's boxes unceremoniously in the entryway as he stepped further into the house looking around. "You sure know how to upgrade." He meandered over to the sliding door leading out to the backyard. "Do you all live here? Your pack..." Kato turned back around to wander back over to Edie. "Are they all as tiny and angry as you Little Dove?" He smirked cheekily. She was quite adorable when she was pent up and flustered by his name calling.