The Unknown Door

I caught up to the sluggish-looking senior Yakuzen as he trudged along.

"What's wrong, Akaya? Have you made up your mind to become the mastermind behind the Hinatori Tentacle Incident?" he asked.

"I haven't. Hinatori-senpai said it's okay for me to come and observe," I replied.

"Is that so?" Yakuzen mused.

How much I wanted to strangle Hinatori-senpai with tentacles. If I stepped on a scale to purge my worldly desires, this person would probably only weigh around 20kg.

"Well, have a seat, comrade Akaya," Yakuzen said.

"Could you please stop calling me that?" I requested.

"What, don't you like it, comrade Akaya? Oh, look, there are Pomeranians, comrade Akaya," he continued, undeterred.

This was no good. He just kept calling me that.

Yakuzen-senpai sat down, placing his hand on the rough rock face and peering to the other side. The Pomeranians were gathered there.