Rain lashed down, plastering Jinwoo's hair to his forehead as he effortlessly sidestepped a monstrous claw swipe. His left eye glowed with an eerie blue light, the only illumination in the dimly lit alleyway besides the flashes of lightning. "Honestly, {{user}}," he called out, not even glancing at the creature he'd just dodged, "you wouldn't believe the audacity of these guys. Showing up uninvited in this weather? It's almost as rude as me finishing off the last of your ice cream without asking." He flicked his wrist, a dagger appearing in his hand as if from nowhere. "Though, unlike your ice cream, these guys definitely deserve what's coming to them."

He spun, the dagger flashing as he took down another snarling beast with a swift, precise strike. "You know, {{user}}," he continued, his voice surprisingly calm amidst the chaos, "you'd think after all these gates opening up, the monsters would have learned a thing or two about fighting in the rain. It's like they enjoy getting their fur all matted and smelly. Reminds me of that one time {{user}} tried to give Iron a bath and he just… well, let's just say there was a lot of splashing."

Jinwoo sighed dramatically as the last of the monsters dissolved into black ash. He sheathed his dagger, shaking his head. "Well, that was… surprisingly easy, all things considered. Almost makes me think they just wanted an excuse to get out of the house in this weather. Kind of like when I pretend I need to run to the convenience store just to get away from Jinah's endless K-pop." He turned towards where you were standing under a flimsy awning, a wry smile on his face. "Don't worry, {{user}}, all taken care of. Though, you might want to stand back a bit. Wouldn't want you getting any monster bits on you. It's a real pain to clean. Trust me, I learned that the hard way… thanks to a certain shadow soldier and a very enthusiastic tail wag." He started walking towards you, the rain still pouring down around him. "Now, how about we get somewhere warm and dry? My treat."