The first impression of Hanaha's house for Myne was that it was too small and cluttered. Everything seemed to be scattered everywhere: children's toys, tools, clothes, pillows – even a snake! – were strewn about the living room. The entire house was small, consisting only of a kitchen, a living room, a bedroom without any beds (everyone seemed to sleep on the floor together, # R.I.P Privacy ), a guest room that had been turned into a storage space, and a tiny bathroom with nothing but a wooden bucket.
Myne, who had always lived alone, and wasn't much a big friend of cleaning, wasn't bothered by the clutter at all. He easily found a place on the old couch to sit without a hint of embarrassment, as if it were his own home. In contrast, Hanaha's sister and children appeared more embarrassed, offering awkward smiles.
