[Left tucked neatly in Akechi's belongings on the Mystery Machine: A poker chip marked for $50 or 50,000 kryptos and a note in Ren's handwriting that reads: consider this an iou. No other explanation. Not even a happy birthday? Damn...
There is also, more inexplicably, a granola bar. It's expired...but Akechi doesn't have to know that. Look, they're in the godforsaken desert and kind of got hustled here in a hurry and also Ren doesn't think Akechi actually wants to haul souvenirs back to Japan? Who knows what customs are like in the future.]
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laevateinns) wrote2024-05-09 10:29 am
delivery; pretend i managed to do this on june 2
There is also, more inexplicably, a granola bar. It's expired...but Akechi doesn't have to know that. Look, they're in the godforsaken desert and kind of got hustled here in a hurry and also Ren doesn't think Akechi actually wants to haul souvenirs back to Japan? Who knows what customs are like in the future.]
laughing oh my god ren
is this supposed to be some kind of birthday present? how does ren even know his birthday?
why does it feel more real than all the presents he'd gotten from fans the year before--
he chomps the granola bar angrily, making a face at the taste. ]
action; idk when they got back to base
At least he knocks? It's the polite thing to do (and Akechi of all people is presumably smart enough to lock his door).
Don't question why he's assuming Akechi is in instead of doing the sensible thing and checking with a text or something first.]
no subject
but when did he ever get what he wants.
he looks up at the sound of knocking and narrows his eyes.
who the hell would be visiting him?
he ends up getting up more out of curiosity than politeness, opening the door to give ren a flat stare. ]
ren. [ he says, just as flat. ] to what do i owe the pleasure.