[As it happen, Dazai wouldn't have objected, even if he'd been given the chance to. Perhaps he should, being kidnapped and all, but that's hardly the worst thing that's ever been done to him, and - objectively speaking, of course - it's arguably less than he owes Chuuya. In itself, that's probably not a good reason to keep from complaining for the sake of it, but Dazai is curious what this is about. It's not often that this kind of unexpected thing happens, after all.
At any rate, if Chuuya had bad intentions, Dazai wouldn't be breathing anymore, so it's probably fine. Besides, what reason does Dazai have to stay in Yokohama - work? Pffft, he can do that some other day. Or week. Or month...
And so he simply holds on, arms around Chuuya, and keeps an eye on where they're heading - not because he's worried about his fate or anything (does he even have one of those?), but because it might give him some clue as to what this is about. Not so much as a guess so far, though.
He gets off the back of the bike as if this whole trip was his idea, walking over to the nearest place selling coffee, because for once he agrees with Chuuya: coffee is not a bad idea.]
Dissatisfied with the coffee in Yokohama? I'm fairly sure it will taste the same here, though.
[He's not directly asking what this is about - not yet, at least. But he's going to point out that he knows something is going on, anyway.]
At any rate, if Chuuya had bad intentions, Dazai wouldn't be breathing anymore, so it's probably fine. Besides, what reason does Dazai have to stay in Yokohama - work? Pffft, he can do that some other day. Or week. Or month...
And so he simply holds on, arms around Chuuya, and keeps an eye on where they're heading - not because he's worried about his fate or anything (does he even have one of those?), but because it might give him some clue as to what this is about. Not so much as a guess so far, though.
He gets off the back of the bike as if this whole trip was his idea, walking over to the nearest place selling coffee, because for once he agrees with Chuuya: coffee is not a bad idea.]
Dissatisfied with the coffee in Yokohama? I'm fairly sure it will taste the same here, though.
[He's not directly asking what this is about - not yet, at least. But he's going to point out that he knows something is going on, anyway.]
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"Or something" is right.
[He says it casually agreeing, though: this is hardly a topic worth arguing about. Anyway, Dazai has allowed himself to get dragged into this, and so he's planning to go along with it until and unless things get out of hand. He doesn't comment on Chuuya using his phone, either, but he makes a mental note that this is probably going to take a while. (Dazai, for his part, is not texting the ADA though. He'll just text them back if and when someone asks him where he is. He's mentally making bets with himself as to who will ask and how long it will take them.)
In the interest of both of them waking up for the new day after skipping a night's sleep, sitting out in the sun is a pretty good idea. It's also safer, probably, on the off chance this ends up blowing up somehow - not necessarily for Chuuya's fault, but due to the mafia and/or other external factors. At this time of day, the risk of being seen isn't as bad as having obvious escape routes and such, and so Dazai picks a table outside, pulls out a chair for Chuuya... and quickly keeps walking to grab a chair of his own. Sorry Chuu, you're not a lady; he's not going to help you move the chair closer to the table again.Still pulled it out for you, though. Shhh, we don't talk about that, it doesn't count.]
If Chuuya is buying? At least twice as hungry as usual.
[So, like. The equivalent of a normal human being with a rather small appetite, really. Chuuya buying has little to do with that, it's just something to say at this point.
But Dazai can eat. One thing. Probably just one small thing...]
[He says it casually agreeing, though: this is hardly a topic worth arguing about. Anyway, Dazai has allowed himself to get dragged into this, and so he's planning to go along with it until and unless things get out of hand. He doesn't comment on Chuuya using his phone, either, but he makes a mental note that this is probably going to take a while. (Dazai, for his part, is not texting the ADA though. He'll just text them back if and when someone asks him where he is. He's mentally making bets with himself as to who will ask and how long it will take them.)
In the interest of both of them waking up for the new day after skipping a night's sleep, sitting out in the sun is a pretty good idea. It's also safer, probably, on the off chance this ends up blowing up somehow - not necessarily for Chuuya's fault, but due to the mafia and/or other external factors. At this time of day, the risk of being seen isn't as bad as having obvious escape routes and such, and so Dazai picks a table outside, pulls out a chair for Chuuya... and quickly keeps walking to grab a chair of his own. Sorry Chuu, you're not a lady; he's not going to help you move the chair closer to the table again.
If Chuuya is buying? At least twice as hungry as usual.
[So, like. The equivalent of a normal human being with a rather small appetite, really. Chuuya buying has little to do with that, it's just something to say at this point.
But Dazai can eat. One thing. Probably just one small thing...]
[Dazai is half tempted to order a big breakfast just to piss Chuuya off, but he really would only take a bite or two, so it would be a waste of the poor waitstaff's efforts. Also (and more importantly): he'd never get answers out of Chuuya if he pissed him off too much. Also (and not unimportantly either): Dazai just isn't in the mood to piss Chuuya off. Go figure. Clearly he's having a generous day (or two, as the case may be by now).
So Dazai orders some kind of chocolate cake that's no doubt only on the menu for teenage girls to feel naughty about eating, and a large coffee with entirely too much of everything.]
It doesn't get a lot of tourists, but supposedly it's not without merits. [Or so he's heard. Not like he ever had any reason to check and make sure.] It's the perfect destination for Chuuya's first vacation in a decade~!
So Dazai orders some kind of chocolate cake that's no doubt only on the menu for teenage girls to feel naughty about eating, and a large coffee with entirely too much of everything.]
It doesn't get a lot of tourists, but supposedly it's not without merits. [Or so he's heard. Not like he ever had any reason to check and make sure.] It's the perfect destination for Chuuya's first vacation in a decade~!
How kind of her.
[Yeaaaaah, he doesn't buy it. But that's fine; it's not untrue in that Kouyou would undoubtedly have told Chuuya to take some days off if she'd thought he would listen, though. She simple can't always pull the "orders" card. So, close enough to true! Dazai isn't going to argue.]
Did she order you to drag me along too? Admittedly it's not a terrible way of hampering the competition while you're away.
[Which makes it something Mori would order if anything, but if Chuuya is taking a semi-official Break™, Dazai isn't going to throw the M-word at him.
Probably.]
[Yeaaaaah, he doesn't buy it. But that's fine; it's not untrue in that Kouyou would undoubtedly have told Chuuya to take some days off if she'd thought he would listen, though. She simple can't always pull the "orders" card. So, close enough to true! Dazai isn't going to argue.]
Did she order you to drag me along too? Admittedly it's not a terrible way of hampering the competition while you're away.
[Which makes it something Mori would order if anything, but if Chuuya is taking a semi-official Break™, Dazai isn't going to throw the M-word at him.
Probably.]
Not today. So can you really claim it's easy to kidnap me, when I had no reason to resist?
[Technically that means it doesn't even count as a kidnapping, though Dazai isn't going to point that out. He may just find a use for that term eventually, after all. (Oohoo, kinky play~! ... Yeah, probably not that, but still.)
The coffee follows quickly enough, as it happens, and so does Dazai's cake. Chuuya's sandwich will take a bit longer to make, but it won't be far behind. Dazai is exceedingly friendly with the waitstaff, but not to the point of his usual gross clinginess, which is probably saying something. (Let's not think too hard about what.) The moment they leave, he steeples his fingers in joy, looking at his cake.
Well... it is a food. Technically. And after staying up all night, a bit of sugar can't hurt.]
[Technically that means it doesn't even count as a kidnapping, though Dazai isn't going to point that out. He may just find a use for that term eventually, after all. (Oohoo, kinky play~! ... Yeah, probably not that, but still.)
The coffee follows quickly enough, as it happens, and so does Dazai's cake. Chuuya's sandwich will take a bit longer to make, but it won't be far behind. Dazai is exceedingly friendly with the waitstaff, but not to the point of his usual gross clinginess, which is probably saying something. (Let's not think too hard about what.) The moment they leave, he steeples his fingers in joy, looking at his cake.
Well... it is a food. Technically. And after staying up all night, a bit of sugar can't hurt.]
Hmm...
[Which is all Dazai will say to that, actually. He's going to just let that sit and save his epic comeback, should he choose to use it, for a more opportune moment.
Or maybe it's just too easy to bully Chuuya at this time when that would get him no answers, nor another free meal. Probably that.
And so the time has come! The epic cake battle of cutlery begins. A spoon is convenient and all, but Dazai has a fork, giving him a slight advantage in blocking - which he does, as if he was expecting Chuuya's move, and he really shouldn't have. It's not that he minds sharing, really - it's up in the air whether he could finish the cake anyway - but it's the principle of the thing!]
If you're taking a bite of my food I am also taking a bite of yours later, Chuuya.
[He doesn't actually care; he's probably not even going to keep bother blocking Chuuya's cake-attacks, and that is only 90% because he knows it's a fight he's unlikely to win. But, again, the principle of the thing!]
[Which is all Dazai will say to that, actually. He's going to just let that sit and save his epic comeback, should he choose to use it, for a more opportune moment.
Or maybe it's just too easy to bully Chuuya at this time when that would get him no answers, nor another free meal. Probably that.
And so the time has come! The epic cake battle of cutlery begins. A spoon is convenient and all, but Dazai has a fork, giving him a slight advantage in blocking - which he does, as if he was expecting Chuuya's move, and he really shouldn't have. It's not that he minds sharing, really - it's up in the air whether he could finish the cake anyway - but it's the principle of the thing!]
If you're taking a bite of my food I am also taking a bite of yours later, Chuuya.
[He doesn't actually care; he's probably not even going to keep bother blocking Chuuya's cake-attacks, and that is only 90% because he knows it's a fight he's unlikely to win. But, again, the principle of the thing!]

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