Leiko had taken a shower and changed out of her wet maid outfit into something more comfortable, which was a nondescript black t-shirt and a pair of shorts. She already had them in place in the bathroom before she left for work so she could quickly change and head to bed. Leiko was finishing up drying her long, black hair when a polyphonic version of
the WORLD came from her bag.
That's probably Ami... Sighing, she reached into it, fumbling past the Leangle Buckle to pick up her cell phone and answered it, only to hear a earsplitting greeting. "Hello, Leiko-chan! Did you make it home okay?" Leiko tried to contain her annoyance as she chatted with her friend. "Yes, Ami. Can you make it quick? I'm really tired." Ami sounded hurt, but understood. "I guess I'll see you at school...Oh, wait! I forgot to tell you something in the parking lot!"
Leiko opened the bathroom door slightly, peeking out a little to check on her guest, who just sat there. "What is it?" Ami made a few sounds as if she forgot, but it came to her. "You know that guy that yelled at me? Well, he apologized after he left. Maybe he's not so bad after all. Well, pleasant dreams, Leiko-chan!" Ending the call, Leiko closed the door and placed her phone back in the bag. Picking it up, as she didn't feel safe without the Leangle Buckle around her house for obvious reasons, she opened the bathroom door and said one last thing to Tengo before heading to her room. "I forgot to mention. If you're hungry or anything, help yourself to what's in the fridge. Well, I'm off to bed. I got school in the morning so don't be too loud." With that, she entered her room, which was in a bit of a mess with research papers detailing the Undead strewn around. They were her father's, and she found them shortly after driving the Squid Undead from her house. After locking her door, Leiko placed her bag right beside the bed and soon settled down, careful not to upset her injuries. It didn't take long for her to fall asleep, as she hoped to get a few blessed hours of rest before heading to school in the morning.