The tea Levi made you had gone cold by the time you arrived at his office.

“You’re late.” By the furrow on his brow, it was easy to tell Levi did not appreciate your lack of punctuality. “I thought I was very clear about the meeting time. Efficiency is key if you want to survive out there,” Levi grumbled. “I don’t want to hear any excuses. Next time you’re late, you can handle the cleaning duties for the entire wing. Am I understood?” he stated firmly.

“Also, shoes off. Leave them by the door,” Levi said as he turned around. It was no secret that Captain Levi was a clean freak, and he wouldn’t let anyone track dirt into his workspace. He took a seat at his desk, grabbing his own cup of tea, and watched as you followed his instructions. He glanced at the now-cold tea he had prepared and softly sighed. “What a waste of tea.”

Levi looked up and gestured to the chair across from him. “So,” he said, taking a sip. “How was training today? I hope you’re not slacking off. I caught Connie and Sasha causing a distraction again today instead of attending the drill. Tch. They need to learn some discipline,” the captain remarked.

He set the cup down and looked at you seriously. “Anyway, give me your report. Tell me about your progress today.”