(Ren hasn't stopped to think about it. Would he get territorial over the coffee? Perhaps a little, if it were someone other than Akechi or Ann, who have spent time in the real LeBlanc. The place itself means too much to Ren, it being the home of the man who took him in, the safe space of one of his favorite people, and even his literal home. The least he can do is to keep Sojiro's legacy going with excellence and try to meet his standards.
The eyes flick to the attic for a second, before returning to the two men when Akechi speaks. He smiles, because of course it was. Akechi is injured and it's not only a great distraction for him, a way too keep him out of trouble, but also Ren gets to keep an eye on him while he recovers, making sure he stays put at least for a while. Win-win!
... But then Akechi starts speaking again, and Ren's head tilts, a hand trying to hide the smile and hopefully he can contain the laugh. How was it that he once put it? He can't stop himself from starting an argument, or something of the sort? What's funny is... Blue is chill about the whole drinking thing, when it's not here, seen that Ren has drunk with him before. Wrong person to bring this to, maybe?)
She would.
(He agrees, nodding to Blue's words.)
Enough out of you. (He says to Akechi, tone much more playful than stern.) You know you have a point.
(Mix of expectations and cultures make it much harder to check on what is acceptable and what isn't.)
The question you should be asking is about ethics and morality. (Who is he to talk when he has gotten drunk a few times already? Maybe he just likes arguing against Akechi, who knows.)
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(Ren hasn't stopped to think about it. Would he get territorial over the coffee? Perhaps a little, if it were someone other than Akechi or Ann, who have spent time in the real LeBlanc. The place itself means too much to Ren, it being the home of the man who took him in, the safe space of one of his favorite people, and even his literal home. The least he can do is to keep Sojiro's legacy going with excellence and try to meet his standards.
The eyes flick to the attic for a second, before returning to the two men when Akechi speaks. He smiles, because of course it was. Akechi is injured and it's not only a great distraction for him, a way too keep him out of trouble, but also Ren gets to keep an eye on him while he recovers, making sure he stays put at least for a while. Win-win!
... But then Akechi starts speaking again, and Ren's head tilts, a hand trying to hide the smile and hopefully he can contain the laugh. How was it that he once put it? He can't stop himself from starting an argument, or something of the sort? What's funny is... Blue is chill about the whole drinking thing, when it's not here, seen that Ren has drunk with him before. Wrong person to bring this to, maybe?)
She would.
(He agrees, nodding to Blue's words.)
Enough out of you. (He says to Akechi, tone much more playful than stern.) You know you have a point.
(Mix of expectations and cultures make it much harder to check on what is acceptable and what isn't.)
The question you should be asking is about ethics and morality. (Who is he to talk when he has gotten drunk a few times already? Maybe he just likes arguing against Akechi, who knows.)