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Chapter 89 - CHAPTER 3: BACK HOME

[Bitches, where is my morning quickie?] I complain upon waking up and realizing I am alone in the room.

 

Even the goblins left.

 

[Ungrateful sluts] the lack of respect abounds around here.

 

[Umm…]

 

I examine my body carefully, moving very slowly. The pain is normal by now; it has become background noise, like what you feel the day after a heavy workout routine mixed with a street beating.

 

[I really need to know what this bullshit is] I say, lifting a withered plant.

 

Although at first I thought it was a huge plant attached to me, in reality, they are many small shoots like flower buds, which intertwine and stick like ticks to my skin.

 

Yesterday I noticed that, after reaching a certain size, they fall off and stick to the furniture.

 

But these withered.

 

[Is it because they didn't manage to mature?… Well, whatever.]

 

No use thinking about it right now; we'll see later.

 

...…

 

[Shitty cats, you haven't died yet?]

 

When I go out into the penthouse living room for the first time, I can't help but notice the super-developed cat and the playboy cat sunbathing on the terrace as if they owned the place.

 

"Grr!" "NYAAAA!"

 

Both growl at me with annoyance before going back to ignoring me.

 

[Yeah? I don't give a fuck.] Shitty cats.

 

By the way, how did the giant cat get its eyes back?…

 

[Can't you go 5 minutes without fighting with anyone?] Carla appeared complaining, interrupting my important thought pattern.

 

[Bitch, where is my sandwich?]

 

[Ahhh, sit down. I'll bring you breakfast] she said and went to the kitchen.

 

She wanted to appear casual, turning her back on me quickly, but I could see her ears turning red.

 

Kekeke, smells like easy prey.

 

[I'm going to hit you.]

 

[The Rat Kid didn't say anything.]

 

[From your face, it's obvious you're thinking about something nasty.]

 

Why can all these bitches read minds?

 

Anyway, after receiving the bowl of hot cornstarch porridge, it's obvious my sandwich remains a distant dream.

 

[Since the goblins finally separated from you, I guess you're cured?] Carla sits in front of me and asks while scrutinizing my body with her eyes.

 

[It only hurts a little now, but I probably won't be able to make sudden movements for a while without facing the consequences] I say between bites. This porridge is so damn good.

 

[Where is everyone?] I asked finally, scraping the bottom of the bowl.

 

[Weren't you the one who said we would leave early today? Everyone is helping and you still have the nerve to wake up late.]

 

[Well, sorry for dying, dammit.]

 

[Hmph, you look in perfect condition to me.]

 

[Yeah? Maybe if someone hadn't been calling me in the middle of the night.]

 

[GYAAAAA, SHUT UP, SHUT UP, SHUT UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUP!]

 

Today was a wonderful morning.

 

.........…..

 

[And the Rat Kid goes vroom, vroom, vroom, vroom, vroom. Long live the Rat Kid, vroom, vroom, vroom, vroom, vroom.]

 

There was the Rat Kid, sitting in the front seat of a metal beast.

 

A semi-armored tactical police truck. Matte black. Reinforced grilles on the windows and a front bumper that looks designed to knock down concrete walls (or obese zombies).

 

And for once, I'm not in the back handcuffed. Instead, I pretend I'm driving like a 5-year-old.

 

No one can judge me; no father figure played police driver Rat Kid with me when I was little. I have trauma.

 

And yes, I may have driven one before towards a horde of furious goblins, but it's different. The life-or-death situation prevented me from enjoying it.

 

It's all about the feeling. Man stuff.

 

[Hey, if you're not going to help, at least don't get in the way. Your delusion is annoying] the receptionist bitch complains, passing by with a box of supplies.

 

[I refuse. The Rat Kid goes vroom, vroom, vroom, vroom, vroom] in fact, now that I know it annoys her, I'll do it more insistently, kekeke.

 

This truck is simply great; the Rat Kid feels his manhood growing by the second.

 

[How many vehicles did you manage to save?]

 

[More than enough for those of us who survived.]

 

I nod without further questions. The Rat Kid doesn't care.

 

By the way, the streets are free of goblins. As I understood, the survivors started fighting for supremacy, but far from here.

 

The Rat Kid believes the monsters from another world learned a valuable lesson that the living beings of this world learned centuries ago.

 

Don't mess with an AK-47.

 

[If you like it so much you can keep it.]

[Grandpa~~~!]

[Grandson~~~!]

 

I hug my dear grandpa. Is it you? The grandpa I didn't know I wanted?

 

[I shall call her… Muriel.]

 

[[[WORK, DAMMIT!]]]

 

Auntie drags Grandpa along with the rest who are loading supplies and other things into the trucks.

 

[I don't care about the rest, but scratch Muriel's paint and you're dead.]

 

[[[[…]]]]

 

[Look what you did, you stupid old man.]

 

[But he seemed to like it so much…]

 

......…

 

[That was exhausting, but we are ready to leave.]

 

[[[But you didn't do anything!]]]

 

[Slander, the Rat Kid gave moral support.]

 

[[[You literally got in the way on purpose!]]]

 

[…. I'm tired of this conversation. Auntie, start Muriel.]

 

[[[How did you do that…?!]]]

 

[IT'S NOT MY FAULT, I TELL YOU NO!]

 

While Auntie made excuses for her obviously negligent parenting—me being the living proof of her educational failure—Grandpa Orangutan approached with Shiro and Kuro. Even the 9 millimeters are fine.

 

[Grandpa…] I get emotional because I had given them up for lost.

 

[Grandson…]

 

We hug again. After all, you are my grandpa.

 

[Hey, hey, what are you giving a child?]

 

As always, women came to ruin men's fun.

 

[Well, I thought I should give him his belated birthday presents.]

 

Grandpa Orangutan says it with a light face.

 

Best birthday ever.

 

Because now the Rat Kid can do a good cosplay.

 

[Astrad, hand them over.]

 

[Over my dead body.]

 

[That can be arranged.]

 

[HIIK!]

 

I hide behind Grandpa. The Rat Kid cannot hand over his heart and soul. How do you hand over a heart and soul in the first place? Do you want to kill the Rat Kid?

 

[You will never take Shiro and Kuro.]

 

[[You named them?]]

 

Auntie and the receptionist complain, but Grandpa defends me.

 

[Come on, didn't we talk about this? We'll teach everyone to use weapons and he was already using these.]

 

[That was an exceptional case. First we have to teach them to use them properly] the receptionist bitch retorts and, for some reason, even the bitches Carla and the others nod in agreement.

 

Bitches, whose side are you on?

 

[[[Kug!]]]

 

When I look at them reproachfully, they look away.

 

[Besides, even if we give them weapons, why the hell are you giving him Magnums?]

 

[Obviously because they look cool.]

 

[[THAT IS NOT A VALID REASON!]]

 

[THE RAT KID DOESN'T GIVE A FUCK.]

 

[Ahhh, Astrad, I'm speaking seriously, it's dangerous. Can you yield, even a little? For me?] Auntie uses blackmail, but it's not effective for the situation.

 

[I can yield on many things for you, but let me remind you where we are] I say extending my hands.

 

[Welcome to the fucking apocalypse, a place where one moment you're cursing a rat's mother and the next you have a shitty giant octopus wanting to avenge the pain of his race.]

 

For once, I don't say it with sarcasm; it is literally that.

 

[So, asking me to drop any tactical advantage, however small… save your breath] I conclude and hop back into the truck.

 

Auntie and the receptionist bitch clench their hands as if they wanted to refute me, but without having a way.

 

[Now come here and carry me on your lap so I can pretend I'm driving] I ask Auntie.

 

Mainly because every memory I have in which I drive ends with me crashing into something.

 

[Grandson, I…]

 

[There is no way I'm sitting on a man's lap. You're 17 years and a sex change too late.]

 

After my refusal, Grandpa goes away crying to the truck transporting the super-developed cat.

 

The Rat Kid is many things, but heteroflexible is not one of them.

 

[Ahhh, can you stop embarrassing me? Move over] Auntie finally yields, but instead of wanting to play Rat Kid police driver, she signals me to move aside, while the others get into the truck.

 

[OVER MY DEAD BODY] I hug Muriel's steering wheel with every ounce of strength I didn't know I had.

 

[That's starting to sound like an invitation.]

 

[Hiii! I'm moving, I'm moving.]

 

Living good, dying bad. It's fine anyway, because Auntie is a woman, so it's not infidelity, it's like a threesome.

 

Besides, back here I can play harem king.

 

[Hey, where are you touching?]

[I don't know, where?]

[Hiack!]

[Imbecile.]

[Mrs. Yumi, he is touching me.]

[I am not touching, you are touching.]

[No oo.]

[Yes iii.]

[[[NO OOO!]]]

"GRIIII!"

 

[That child of yours really is exasperating…]

[Ahahaha…]

 

Auntie smiles bitterly when the bitter receptionist slanders me.

 

Bitch, is this how you thank me for letting you ride shotgun?

 

[If you didn't like it, get out of my Muriel, you harlot.]

[Make me.]

[Do you think if I could I wouldn't have done it already? Stupid.]

[What did you say, brat?]

[Stop touching while pretending to talk seriously with others.]

[Hey, doesn't the pinch hurt? Why don't you let go?]

[You are noisy, behave.]

[[[[But he/they…!]]]]

[Behave or we are not going anywhere.]

[[[[Sorry…]]]]

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