"We're trying to scare the piss outta someone, and you're here sipping coffee like it's fucking tea time?"
"I can't deal with this, "
"Well played,y/n, well played,"
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As the team's adrenaline began to subside and the echoes of battle faded into the night, you made your way back home, leaving your loyal manservants to clean up and secure the base. Inside the car, the air was heavy with the lingering tension of the night's events. Ran sat in the driver's seat, his hands gripping the steering wheel tightly as he navigated the familiar streets with practiced ease.
Rindou let out an exaggerated sigh, slouching in his seat with all the energy of a deflated balloon. "Well, that was one hell of a night," he remarked, his voice dripping with fatigue.
Koko nodded in agreement, his eyes heavy with fatigue. "No kidding. My bed has never looked more inviting."
"I swear, my eyelids are heavier than cinder blocks right now," ran complained, his voice thick with exhaustion.
Sanzu chuckled, the sound weary but amused. "Tell me about it. I think I could fall asleep standing up," he joked, rubbing at his tired eyes.
You couldn't help but nod in agreement, your own eyelids drooping with weariness. "I don't think I've ever been this tired in my life," you admitted, your voice tinged with exhaustion.
The car ride home felt like a slow trudge through a marsh, the weight of the night's endeavors settling heavily upon each member.
As the car turned onto your street, Mikey broke the heavy silence with a tired chuckle. "Well, if that wasn't a wild ride, I don't know what is," he remarked, his voice rough with fatigue.
Ran nodded in agreement, a weary smile crossing his face. "I think I aged ten years tonight."
Sanzu let out a snort of laughter, his eyes heavy with exhaustion. "I think we all did," he replied, his voice tinged with humor despite his weariness.
You couldn't help but laugh at their antics, the exhaustion making everything seem a little surreal. "Well, at least we made it through in one piece," you remarked, your voice tinged with relief.
Mikey flashed you a tired smile. "I think I left a piece of my sanity back there somewhere," he joked, earning a chorus of groans from the others.
