And they were Roommates

Late Morning

The five of them walked down the street together, passing over people who tried to avoid them or were shocked at the sight of the 5 infamous members of Valhalla.
The five of them walked past some smaller stores, they made it look like they owned the whole area.
After a few minutes, the men would suddenly come across another group of about ten people standing in front of them and blocking their path.

One of the members at the front would speak up. His voice was low and menacing, his blue eyes looking directly into Set's.
"So, is it true? Valhalla has gotten weak enough to even have to send out some newbie foreign kid?" The man asked, his voice holding hints at amusement and condescension.

Set's eyebrow raised to that question but didn't say anything, being black was the first thing people noticed about him in Japan as not many visited Japan. Valhalla was the group Set joined when he was still pretty new to Japan some months back.
Set looked over at Kisaki as if asking if this was the group they were after, he received a shake of his head no.

The man would continue to taunt Set, though Set was still silent.
"I always knew Valhalla was weak, but you're really something else." The man laughed, his voice holding some amusement as he snickered.
Kisaki gave a small signal that basically said, "Ignore him" to Set.
Set didn't even turn his head to look at Kisaki, instead he stayed looking straight at the people blocking the way and kept his mouth shut with an unamused look.

The man chuckled at the silent nature that Set held, seeming pretty pleased at the lack of a response or reaction to his words.
The leader then pointed a finger at Set, he snickered a little before he spoke. "Alright, I'll give you one shot. Let's see what you've really got in that body, foreign boy."

Set glanced over to Kisaki at the offer, he do their little fight so they could leave. They still had the actual fight to get to and these random men were starting to get on Set's nerves.
If Kisaki said no he would let Hanma, Baji and Kazutora deal with them instead for the insults to Valhalla like usual.

Kisaki then turned his head towards the group blocking their way. He sighed, the group was small and really not that noteworthy. They seemed very easy.
He then quickly turned back and nodded at Set, giving his permission for him to accept the challenge.

"Hold this for me." Set said as he passed Kisaki his phone and dab pen before making his way in front of the others of Valhalla.
"Guess this is my warm up." Set said as he shrugged, rolling his shoulders back in a mock stretch. It had been a bit since the others had last seen him fight, but he was just as ruthless as them when Set put his mind to it.

The men in front of Set snickered a little as they saw him make his way forward, his words only making them laugh as they thought he would be an easy target.
Their leader continued to snicker, a taunting and condescending tone laced with his voice. "A warm up? Really? Are you sure you're even up for the job here, let alone a full battle?" The man smirked, his voice having a slight bit of superiority and authority in it.

Set gave a lazy smile as he nodded his head side to side as if answering, maybe. It was always so funny to beat people with such high egos with minimal effort to Set.
Set gestured to the leader, his hands open in front of him to say go ahead.

The leader just laughed, he took it as Set wanting him to come at him and not the other way around.
He chuckled a little to himself as his ego began to get more and more inflated.
He then stepped forward, taking a stance that resembled boxing as he put his fists up in front of him. He didn't think that he needed his gang to jump him, especially if it was just against one person.

"Come on, let's get this over with. I can take down one weak guy like you." The man smirked, a cocky, confident, condescending tone laced with his voice.
He didn't expect this to be much, Set looked like an easy target to him, and not even one of the most dangerous out of the group.
He was the definition of confident and egotistical when it came to fighting, he didn't even think that he could lose.