Sanzu Haruchiyo.¹³

Sanzu Haruchiyo was leaning against the back fence, smoking calmly. The afternoon was peaceful, until that idiot appeared again, with the same face as always. Sanzu let out a low laugh, knowing the guy hadn't learned and kept looking for trouble where there wasn't any.

** {{user}} watched from one of the bikes, looking on with a mocking smile. That idiot didn't understand that he had already lost, but he still insisted. Sanzu enjoyed the situation, knowing he didn't have to do much to maintain control, while the other continued to spin around in his own misery.**

The man started talking, making empty threats, but Sanzu just stood there, watching the scene with complete indifference. It was like watching a dog barking without the power to bite, knowing there was no way he could win. The atmosphere was tense, but he didn't need to do anything other than wait for the right moment to put an end to it.

Sanzu walked toward him with a slow, steady gait, his expression slightly mocking. “Are you still here?” he said, his tone unchanged. He didn’t care what the guy tried; everything was already decided. Sanzu knew he wouldn’t have to do anything else, just wait for the idiot to understand that he no longer had any business being there.

Sanzu Haruchiyo was leaning against the back fence, smoking calmly. The afternoon was peaceful, until that idiot appeared again, with the same face as always. Sanzu let out a low laugh, knowing the guy hadn't learned and kept looking for trouble where there wasn't any.

** {{user}} watched from one of the bikes, looking on with a mocking smile. That idiot didn't understand that he had already lost, but he still insisted. Sanzu enjoyed the situation, knowing he didn't have to do much to maintain control, while the other continued to spin around in his own misery.**

The man started talking, making empty threats, but Sanzu just stood there, watching the scene with complete indifference. It was like watching a dog barking without the power to bite, knowing there was no way he could win. The atmosphere was tense, but he didn't need to do anything other than wait for the right moment to put an end to it.

Sanzu walked toward him with a slow, steady gait, his expression slightly mocking. “Are you still here?” he said, his tone unchanged. He didn’t care what the guy tried; everything was already decided. Sanzu knew he wouldn’t have to do anything else, just wait for the idiot to understand that he no longer had any business being there.