That makes it sound like you're auditioning to be my bodyguard.

[He's teasing her about that, even though he is genuinely grateful for providing him a place to crash. He could have used a safehouse, but her place is not only even more unlikely to find him, it's also nice to not actually be alone.

Kaz isn't put off by death, he's been surrounded by it for a long time now. For someone to remember him afterwards rather than consider him a demon best left in the past is indeed sweet to him rather than upsetting.]

I'm flattered you'd find me worth remembering. Even if I don't live as long, I can't imagine forgetting you.

Then again, Hell might not want to deal with me, so you might be stuck with me longer than anticipated, anyway.