[A little collateral damage in the form of broken furniture isn't such a big deal. The bar can always bill LILITH later on. The important thing is taking in the whole lot of them before they can escape. Once again, though, Bakugo makes a fair point about the flaws in Yato's plan. They don't know how many of the rest of the joint are potential threats, meaning they might have to contend with more than just their targeted five.

Thankfully as a god it wasn't that he was invisible per se so much as just hard to notice. Definitely lots of cases where people jump or start suddenly, uttering things like "I'm so sorry!" or yes, "I didn't see you!" And then being forgotten shortly after like all the people one typically passes by in the street. A background character, really.

Would've made a job like this go much more smoothly, that's for sure. As is, for now they'll have to do things the hard way. While he polishes up a glass idly, Yato nods along like he's listening to Bakugo tell a story.]

Damn. That might have made things go smoother. [If nothing else they could've potentially knocked out the women to get them out of the way before tackling the men.] Works for me. They've been here a while; we don't know when they might decide to leave, so it'd be best for us to act sooner rather than later. Tell me which ones you're going for and I'll handle the others. Although you should probably make the first move since you're faster. Sound good?