[Nothing Yata is saying is making him want to stay, and since he's already halfway to getting up and going, it's tempting to just leave and maybe try to deal with this in the morning.

The urge to tell Yata what a damn fool he's being is also pretty huge, too, though. He stays where he is, not even bothering to turn back around.]

It would be cool if I murdered you? I don't care about whatever circumstances might come up and I don't care about anyone else here. You must be working overtime at being an idiot if you think for a second I'm going to be okay with something like that.