Also known as: Matori to Kyoken, Matori and Kyoken

Genres: Action, Police Investigation, Drugs

Whumpees: Kurosaki Toru / Umezawa Kyonosuke

Synopsis: A drug-related murder in Roppongi causes the dealer who provided the drugs, Umezawa Kyonosuke, a former popular child actor, to be caught by Kurosaki Toru, a narcotics agent with an abnormally obsessive fixation on drugs. Kyonosuke, forced to become an informant, is soon arrested by a police officer, Katsuragi Akito, who orders him to be an informant for the police instead. Kyonosuke is driven into a hellish position as a "double spy", while he is threatened by the members of the drug cartel he works for.

Notes: I'm not 100% convinced by the story but it was a fun and short whumpy little drama (just as I was complaining about not finding any lol, should have shut my mouth). There's a lot of wall-pinning and size difference (to the point I wonder if it’s not just fojushi-baiting the entire time), and an easy-to-understand plot. To watch when you want to keep your brain inactive but get your fix of whump :')

NB: Timestamps might be off (< 1mn) depending on where you watch the show. I do not disclose any character death on purpose. The characters are listed by chronological order of whump in each episode.

WARNING: This drama contains drug use, suicide and se*ual assault depiction.

------ EPISODE 1 ------

And this wouldn’t take into account the mental exhaustion of preforming it on a person you love who just saved your life.

Neither would it take into account being tossed to the ground, choked out, and having your throat kneed upon.

Or the subsequent possession intended to have you drown (ideally you and your love).

So, lowkey, Jet crashed after that. Adrenaline might have kept him going long enough to make sure Charn was fully conscious and aware — maybe even long enough to get to the car again — but if this was reality (or my fanfic loving soul) Jet crashed hard.

Plus, the probably damaged done to his throat — the likely swelling. Yeah that boy going to be down for the count.

And Charn wouldn’t be far off either.

That’s why in the car, he seems so uneasy, nervous and scared. He hears her chanting in his mind, that she’s coming for him.

So all that mental and psychological pain of taking the role of another person, then getting injured by people with otherworldly strength, having his spirit be targeted, getting possessed, falling off a bridge and drowning? THEN having to do CPR on someone you think is dead after having painful memories rushing back?

Chapters 2/3 posted | currently 6.5k words | pre-relationship, friendship, serious injuries, mutual pining, protective friends

When getting to Khem seems impossible, tactics change, and people fall.

In-progress | Currently 10.5k words | Canon adjacent (mostly compliant), Building Friendships, Building Relationships, Protective Jet, Explicit Language, Pinning

'Jet had intended to ignore the assholes. He had intended on walking back over to where Charn was currently painting, intended on saying something oddly threatening while asking if he’d remembered anything about the previous night, and intended on then drinking a crap ton of water and heading back to his master’s place.

But now he couldn’t.

It wasn’t even that he wanted to go and confront those assholes; he had to. The match had been struck, and now the need burned something horrid.'

But, like, no it really isn’t

Yes, if you are strictly speaking about the novel and their progress within it — then sure, it seems out of the blue.

However, for the characters as established in the show it makes complete sense

Charn has been interested in Jet since before they left for the community service trip. Jet intrigued him. Jet’s free spirit and stubborn loyalty to both Khem and the village practices drew Charn to him. He took a punch for Jet without thought, he brightened watching Jet playfully clean with Khem and dance wildly at the festival. He found Jet endearing when his sight was returned, even though Charn couldn’t see the twins.

Charn knew he was interested in Jet BEFORE he learned about Da and Jin.

Jet is a free spirit. He’s completely unburdened by his father’s status. He’s a devoted and loyal friend, not only to Khem but the village and Paran. He’s impulsive and he’s stubborn and outspoken. Charn caught his eye when he first defended Khem — again when he defended the spiritual practices — and again when he took the punch directed toward Jet.

Jet’s not used to being the one protected

So, when the opportunity arose, Jet took it and kissed Charn. He acted on impulse as he frequently does.

Charn, given both confirmation and an invitation, also took it.