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another date

With the battle against Moebius now behind them, Kazuki and the others took a brief moment to catch their breath. The tension that had gripped them for days was finally beginning to ease, but Kazuki knew that this calm wouldn’t last forever. He had always been a strategist at heart, constantly thinking several steps ahead. Yet, despite the chaos swirling around them, one thought persisted in his mind—he wanted to take Senju out on another date.

The memory of their last outing, the rare chance to unwind, flashed through his mind. He had enjoyed the time away from the constant conflict, and seeing Senju relaxed and smiling had been a refreshing change. Now, with a little more time on their hands before the next inevitable conflict, Kazuki figured it was the perfect opportunity to take Senju out once again.

As the sun began to set on the evening after the battle, Kazuki found Senju leaning against the balcony of their apartment, staring out at the city lights. She seemed deep in thought, her usual energetic aura somewhat subdued, likely reflecting on everything that had happened. Kazuki stepped up beside her, the cool night air brushing against his face.

"Senju," he said softly, drawing her attention.

She turned her head slightly, a small smirk playing on her lips. "What’s up, Kazuki? You look like you’re thinking about something."

Kazuki scratched the back of his neck, feeling a bit awkward but determined. "I was thinking... after everything we’ve been through lately, maybe we deserve a little break. How about we go out again? Just you and me."

Senju raised an eyebrow, her smirk turning into a genuine smile. "Another date? You’re full of surprises, Kazuki."

Kazuki shrugged, trying to play it cool. "Well, it worked out pretty well last time. I figured we could use another one, you know, before things get crazy again with Toman and Moebius."

Senju’s smile widened as she leaned her back against the railing, her arms crossed. "You’re right about that. Things are only going to get more complicated. A break sounds nice."

Kazuki could see a spark of excitement in her eyes. Despite her tough exterior and relentless attitude in battle, there was a softer side to Senju that Kazuki appreciated. She was fiercely independent, but Kazuki felt like he could connect with her in a way that went beyond their roles in the gang.

"Great," Kazuki said, feeling a sense of relief that she agreed. "How about we head out tomorrow? I know a place that might be more... relaxed than last time."

Senju chuckled. "Relaxed, huh? As long as it’s not too fancy, I’m in."

Kazuki nodded, already thinking about where they could go. Somewhere quieter, where they could talk and unwind without the constant weight of Toman’s troubles hanging over them. Maybe a cozy café by the river or a small hidden restaurant in the city’s backstreets.

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The next evening, Kazuki and Senju found themselves in a quaint café near the outskirts of the city. The place had a calm, cozy atmosphere, with dim lighting and soft music playing in the background. They sat by a window that overlooked a small garden, the sound of a trickling fountain providing a peaceful backdrop to their conversation.

Senju sipped from her cup of tea, her usual intensity replaced with a rare sense of calm. "You really know how to pick places, Kazuki. This is nice."

Kazuki smiled, glad that she was enjoying herself. "I figured we both needed a change of pace."

They talked about various things—small moments from their childhoods, funny stories from the gang, and even their dreams for the future. Kazuki found it easy to talk to Senju like this, without the pressure of the looming battles or gang politics. It was a side of their relationship that he had come to value more and more.

As the evening wore on, Senju leaned back in her chair, staring up at the ceiling. "You know, Kazuki, it’s strange. I’ve spent so much time fighting and protecting Toman that I never really thought about what I wanted for myself."

Kazuki looked at her, sensing the depth of her words. "And what do you want?"

Senju let out a small laugh. "I’m still figuring that out. But moments like this... where I don’t have to think about the next fight or the next enemy... I think I want more of this."

Kazuki nodded, understanding completely. "We’ll find more moments like this. Once we get through everything with Moebius and Toman, we’ll make time."

Senju’s gaze softened as she looked at him. "I’ll hold you to that."

For a brief moment, it felt like the weight of the world had lifted, and Kazuki cherished it. However, both of them knew that their responsibilities in Toman wouldn’t disappear overnight. But for now, they had this.

As the night came to an end and they walked back to their apartment, Kazuki couldn’t help but feel closer to Senju. He was reminded that, beyond the battles and strategies, there was more to life—and more to their connection—than just being part of Toman. He had found someone who understood him on a deeper level, and that was something worth fighting for.

But soon, the peace would be broken again. The war with Moebius was far from over, and Kazuki knew they had to settle things before the next major battle. Still, tonight, they had found a moment of calm in the storm. And Kazuki intended to protect that, no matter what.