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Kasai just sighed. He let the man pull from his grasp once he realized that the male could stand on his own. He shook his head and ran a hand through his unnaturally red hair. “It’s Kasai.” He said, with a slight grumble. He had been working all day. He was tired and ready to go home. And he was done trying to be nice. It never got him anywhere. And people never took it the way he meant it. He just wanted to help. He didn’t have ulterior motives. “You know what, forget it. I’m not explaining myself to a high and mighty like yourself. Have fun trying to get home in that state. Don’t get caught by the police.” He said, grabbing his jacket from a chair. “But you have to get out of the bar. We are closing up.” He said, pointing to the door.

Kasai nearly busted out laughing when Valens called him the stupid one. “Have you never heard of public intoxication here on earth?” He asked as they both walked out. There was only one door out. "And you call me the stupid one..." He waved goodbye to the few bouncers and bartenders still there. He stopped by the entrance and pulled his bike helmet out of the closet. He locked the closet back up and stepped out into the parking lot. His bike was parked on the side of the building. Along the edge of the bar parking lot, undercover officers were waiting around. They would trail anyone leaving the bar before pulling over to see if they were drunk. And Valens was just walking right into their trap. He slipped his helmet on and jumped on his bike, making it come to life. He roared out of the parking lot, catching up to Valens just as he headed down the street. “Hey, Valens!” He said, pulling along the sidewalk. “Let me drop you off at a hotel or something.” He said, hoping the male wouldn’t fight him. If he did, he would just leave. “The cops are following you and dealing with them will just cause more of a headache.” He said, turning behind him to unlatch his spare helmet.

Thank god Valens didn’t fight him on this one. Because he couldn’t afford to get in a fight and get arrested, again. The male took the helmet and slipped it over his head. He couldn’t help but think he looked cute. He leaned forward a bit so Valens could throw his leg over the bike and get on. He wasn’t expecting the male to wrap his arms around him, nor was he excepting him to rested his head against his back. He gave a moment to process before he revved the bike and took off down the road and away from the police. Then wind blew by them quickly. Kasai’s jacket was enough to keep hi warm. And his abnormally high body temperature should be enough to keep the god from getting cold. That was one benefit to being the son of Hades, you never got cold. He gave it a moment before activating the special mic and headset he had installed into his helmets. “How long have you been down here?” He asked, asking the god how long he had been on earth.

Kasai smiled a little when he jumped. He hadn’t meant to scare him. He listened carefully when Valens spoke. So he’s only been here a few hours? Oh man. And he probably didn’t research the world down here at all. “Well there is a lot to do down here. Be care not to get you’re halo taken though.” He commented, making a little joke about how this world was so sinful. He laughed a little when he spoke about his head killing him. “You need to eat something. And water will help a lot.” He said, a pro at getting over a hangover. “Do you want me to stop so you can get food?” He asked. He found it was strange how easy the two of them could hold a conversation.

Kasai stopped at a stop sign. “What kind of hotel are you looking for?” He asked, now that they were in the hotel district. This wasn’t too far from where he lived. He lived just a short hide from here. The light stayed red for a little bit and Kasai took the time to think about the different hotels they had around here. It all depended on how much money Valens had. He looked back at him for a moment before the light turned green, hearing his apology about earlier. “You aren’t the first one to judge me. And I’m sure you won’t be the last. But thanks…” he said, driving slower on the main hotel district street. “And I’m sorry about my high and mighty comment. I did my own share of judging.” He said, stopping and parking for a moment so Valens could look at the hotels in sight a pick one. “Like any of these?”

Kasai looke din the direction that he had pointed in and drove off to one of the more expensive places. He pulled in front of the place, ignoring the dirty look from the bell boy as he removed his helmet, his red hair flaring out like a red river. His dark eyes scanned the place as he felt the body move off his bike. He had his helmet in his left hand, and reached out to take the one form Valens, which left him completely open to Valens’ kiss. It surprised him. His lips were really soft, and slightly cold from the ride. The smaller male pulled away, embarrassed, and maybe scared. What did he expect? Kasai to bit his head off. He just smirked a little bit. “You sure you want to be in that big hotel room alone?” He asked, just to tease him.

Kasai laughed when Valens bounced back with his comments. He was witty, and quick thinking. "What if I do?" he asked. But he wasn’t sure if Valens was serious or seriously drunk. He paused for a moment when the smaller male wrapped his arms around his neck, putting their faces even closer together. Now Kasai couldn’t help but look into the male’s bright eyes. And he couldn’t help but feel like Valens had to look into his darker red eyes. It was darkness looking into light, and Kasai couldn’t help but feel like this time, the fire would burn him. Valens continued to tease him, so he decided to tease back. “I tried to get you to go home with me.” He said with a smirk.