The past few days were incredibly hectic. He started to understand this place a bit better, and Akira constantly kept him updated with information he was picking up at the Sea of Tranquility. Apparently the bears were much more nicer than the rats that he had to deal with. It resulted in many neatly stacked piles of paper. He was classifying them by place, and then importance. All of that was eventually digitalized, but as he did not trust their given holophones much... his written reports were more valued than the rest.
Akechi did not forget his promise, of course. Weird blizzards made exploring Crises more difficult than ever, but it was sufficient to get out of there. It was almost adorable to find that his friend-enemy-target-potential-boyfriend-whatever was planning on opening a coffee shop in the future. Maybe he should do something like that too. But for now...
... well, for now he was following his words and knocking on Daud’s door. The chaotic weather seemed to settle down for now, so that would be just fine. It was early in the morning, and when the door opened so slightly he was worried he woke Daud up. Oops. The answer was a wave and a gentle smile.
“I hope you are not busy.”
“I know it is still early, but would you mind accompanying me? It has been an interesting couple of days, and I am sure we could both use a friendly break from everything that is happening. Ah, if I did not wake you up, of course. I apologize if I did.
If you feel like joining me, I will be waiting outside. Ground floor, next to the weird painting of a rat dressed like a queen. I’m pretty sure you know the one. It’s so odd that it’s hard to miss it.”
He had planned to go out and explore since the weather cleared up quite a bit, but not doing it alone would be better. Akechi could really use someone a bit more normal by his side, that is for sure. Even if his normal was... well. That.