Aprixcore

They don't know who you are, they expect a threat, you having a pic from an officer is actually really alarming, if it wasn't because clearly they've been expecting them (or at least Suo, Rakta and Bacchus have) it might have been an issue

But I truly wonder if that was the plan, to just go around asking after Suo with that pic😂

I think they're going to learn real quick that RC is not like Furin at all and Endo only said they were the same because they focus on protecting their people, methods and organisation vary greatly tho

I also like that they haven't mentioned his name yet, like, they didn't tell them "we're looking for Suo", they said "we're looking for this guy *insert school ID pic*", I feel like Nii-sensei is doing that for a reason.

Also, the way Sakura said "we know he's here", that's like not the best thing you could say, my boys are so out of their depth here, bless their hearts😂

I actually think Rakta looks very intimidating all the time and he's definitely very direct and firm but I do think he's not going to start a fight, he might actually try not to start one, try and get them to leave, he might even tell them that Suo doesn't want to see them here and they're better off leaving (in a way saving Suo from having to be outright mean to his friends again and keeping them out of their business like Suo wanted to)

on the other hand...

And that's not even getting into the fact that you can't try to slap USAmerican queer culture on a Japanese queer character. Japanese gender identity is its own thing. They've got their own culture going on there. There are certainly points of intersection, but a Japanese person isn't going to express their gender in the same way as a USAmerican, trans or otherwise.

And this is a shonen anime. A harem shonen anime. They not only made one of their two main characters unabashedly queer, but the series depicts him as the exact person we're meant to see as Gero's romance interest. We are meant to view him as the ideal partner, the beautiful, alluring, kind, good person who we want our protagonist to end up with in the end.