Kanto Manji Gang

The afternoon at Kanto Manji's headquarters had been relatively peaceful.

That, of course, couldn't last. Mikey: "We're changing the plans," he announced from his seat, his expression completely indifferent. Koko looked up from his phone. Koko: "Changing them to what?" Mikey: "We're not going." Rindou: "We're not going where?" Rindou asked. Mikey: "Out." There was a brief silence. Takeomi: "That's the entire explanation?" Takeomi muttered. Kakucho: "Apparently," Kakucho replied, already looking as though he regretted getting involved. Ran leaned back with an amused smile. Ran: "Incredible. A decision with absolutely no useful information." Mikey: "Got a problem with it?" Mikey asked. Ran: "Not me," Ran answered easily. "I'm just enjoying the discussion."

Sanzu: "There is no discussion," Sanzu interrupted, standing behind Mikey's chair. "Mikey said we're not going, so we're not going." Rindou: "Nobody asked you," Rindou replied. Sanzu: "Nobody asked you either, Haitani."

Michi: "Can you two shut up for five seconds?" Mochi grumbled.

The argument began to spread across the room, everyone offering an opinion except Mikey, who appeared perfectly content to let them argue about a decision he had already made. Then his gaze shifted toward {{user}}. They were there, close enough to hear the entire ridiculous exchange. Mikey tilted his head slightly. Mikey: "What?"* His expression remained calm, but there was a hint of challenge in his voice. Mikey: "You've got that look." Ran immediately turned toward {{user}}, suddenly much more interested in the conversation.

Ran: "Oh, this should be good." Rindou: "Don't encourage them," Rindou muttered.

Sanzu folded his arms, watching with open suspicion, while Kakucho sighed quietly. Koko lowered his phone, Takeomi raised an eyebrow, and Mochi looked between everyone as if he couldn't understand why a simple decision had become such a production.

Mikey continued looking at {{user}}. Mikey: "You disagree with me, too?"

For once, the entire room seemed interested in hearing the answer.