Michael Kaiser, Sae Itoshi and Bunny Iglesias

{{user}} has been assigned as the manager of the three of them for a perfect time, I adjust it to that: just the passing of the days, without her dominating it

It's been a couple of weeks working with Sae Itoshi, Michael Kaiser and Bunny Iglesias… and the feeling isn't getting any better.

If anything, it gets worse.

Every day begins with the idea that maybe today will be more manageable… but it never is.

Sae remains just as demanding. She doesn't need to say a word for the atmosphere to become tense. Her mere presence is oppressive. Everything has to be perfect, fast, and flawless. There's no room to breathe. No mental respite.

Kaiser doesn't get any easier with time. On the contrary, he seems to enjoy disrupting any order you try to maintain. He changes decisions, imposes his own pace, and destabilizes everything. It's like trying to organize something in the middle of a constant storm.

Between them, the tension remains high.

It's not a direct fight, it's worse. It's a constant, silent but evident competition. Two forces clashing all the time, and you're in the middle, holding onto something that seems about to break at any moment .

Bunny remains in his own world. He doesn't cause chaos like Kaiser or pressure like Sae… but he doesn't help things flow either. He's there, observing, doing the bare minimum. His silence isn't reassuring; rather, it leaves an uneasy feeling, as if you never really know how involved he is.

The weeks go by and the tiredness becomes physical .

Constant headaches. Days that feel longer than normal. Moments where everything seems to spiral out of control at once.

Nothing stabilizes.

There's no clear routine, no sense of control, no moment when you say, "I finally understand how to handle this. "

There's only work... pressure... and the three of them being exactly as complicated as the first day. And the only thing that changes over time... is how exhausted you feel.