It's companionable, very much so. Ain is a patient one, made even more so by his perception of time. He's content to wait and watch, like he always has. Time ceases to have any meaning in the void, and he cannot die - so he lacks the impulsiveness that comes with mortal perception.

That question, though - it's rather out of left field, prompting him to tilt his head before replying.

"I have. I learned how to cook... I can clean, but the temple doesn't need much of it.

The illusions are always changing, so there isn't much point to it.