Now let's have some fun with Erwin, Levi, Amuro, and Akai—their personalities clash and complement in hilarious ways during a calmer moment between cases:

The Coffee Incident

It was a rare day off for the dynamic team, and Erwin, Levi, Amuro, and Akai found themselves seated around a small table in a café. Amuro had suggested the place, insisting it had "the best blend in town." Levi wasn't convinced.

"This better not be another one of your overly sweet gimmicks," Levi muttered, eyeing the menu like it had personally offended him.

Amuro smiled, his usual charm on display. "Levi-sensei, you should try to expand your horizons. They serve excellent matcha lattes here."

"I drink coffee," Levi snapped. "Black. That's it."

Akai, who had been quietly sipping his Americano, smirked. "He's predictable, isn't he?"

Levi glared at him. "Predictable? Says the guy who skulks around in shadows like some wannabe movie spy."

Akai raised an eyebrow, amused. "At least I have a sense of mystery. You, on the other hand, have the demeanor of a particularly cranky crow."

Erwin chuckled, clearly entertained. "Gentlemen, let's keep this civil."

Amuro grinned. "I don't know, Professor. Watching Levi spar verbally with Akai is surprisingly enjoyable."

Levi rolled his eyes. "Tch. You all talk too much."

The Teacup Challenge

As the café bustled with activity, Amuro excused himself to check on something behind the counter—he couldn't resist "helping out," despite not being on duty. Erwin took the opportunity to suggest a lighthearted challenge.

"Levi," Erwin said, his tone mischievous. "You should try a matcha latte. If you don't like it, I'll personally cover the cost of your next coffee for a week."

Levi scowled. "Do I look like someone who drinks green tea?"

Akai, leaning back in his seat, smirked. "I'd pay to see you try it."

Levi sighed, clearly annoyed but unwilling to back down. "Fine. One sip. And you all better shut up about it afterward."

When the drink arrived, Levi eyed it suspiciously, as if it might explode. He took a single, tentative sip—and immediately grimaced. "This tastes like grass."

Amuro returned just in time to catch the comment. "I take it matcha isn't your thing, Levi-sensei?"

Levi shoved the cup toward Erwin. "You owe me coffee."

Erwin laughed. "Fair enough."

Akai raised his cup in mock salute. "To Levi. The most stubborn man alive."

Amuro's Hidden Talent

As they finished their drinks, Amuro began folding a napkin into an intricate origami shape. Erwin watched with interest, while Levi stared as if Amuro were performing magic.

"What's the point of that?" Levi asked flatly.

Amuro shrugged. "It's relaxing. You should try it sometime."

Levi snorted. "The day I start folding paper animals is the day humanity decides to quit being dumb."

Erwin, however, leaned forward, examining Amuro's work. "It's quite impressive. You have a talent for detail."

Akai glanced at the napkin and smirked. "He's always been good with his hands. Makes sense for someone who likes juggling a thousand identities."

Amuro smiled slyly. "You're not wrong, Akai-san. But at least I know how to enjoy the small things in life."

Levi muttered something unintelligible under his breath and reached for another cup of coffee. "You all need better hobbies."

The Quietest Debate

As the evening wound down, Erwin and Akai began discussing strategy—whether in investigations or broader battles of justice. Their conversation was deep and thoughtful, covering tactics, human psychology, and the art of persuasion.

Levi, meanwhile, stared at them, unimpressed. "You two are basically the same."

Akai raised a brow. "I beg to differ."

Erwin smiled. "Levi, you don't see the value in these discussions?"

"I see a lot of talking. Not enough doing," Levi replied, leaning back in his chair. "You both have brains, sure, but all this overanalyzing—what's the point?"

Amuro laughed. "I'd say Levi-sensei's approach is direct, but effective. He cuts through the noise."

Akai smirked at Levi. "And somehow, his crankiness makes it work."

Levi glared at him. "Keep talking, and I'll show you just how direct I can be."