[The indifference from Dazai is frustrating. He does know that it's an act, that Dazai hates letting anyone get even a slight win against him (especially Chuuya), but he's angry and he wants the satisfaction of seeing and hearing that he's getting to Dazai, too. He wants, at the very least, a slight sign of regret, even though Dazai definitely this possibility into consideration when he did what he did.]

I won't go easy on you, then.

[Not if Dazai is going to have that attitude.

He's in trouble with Mori. Some of his subordinates will be working overtime to try to fix this, when they deserve their time off, and Chuuya is going to have to make that up to them. And he's terrified that he and Dazai are going to have to end this... pretense they've had going, and go back to being actual enemies. That's a feeling he's definitely not allowed to actually have, and it only fuels his anger more as he starts to pull on a loose rope, causing Dazai to spin. It's not too fast yet, but combined with the blood rushing to his head from being upside down, it's effective. It's not the first time they've done this. And he wants Dazai to be able to talk for now.]

While I'm keeping you here, my subordinates are fixing your mess.

[Though with the changes they now have to make, Dazai is probably getting the result he wanted anyway. That's the problem with him - he's always too many steps ahead.]

Was getting me into trouble necessary or just a bonus?