#hell guards

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Arkha Corvus

You sink your teeth lightly into his shoulder as he leans close, and Arkha stiffens—not from pain, but surprise.

“Ah,” he murmurs, tilting his head so you can’t bite too hard. His dark eyes glint, catching your movement like he’s memorizing it.

“Always like this,” he says softly, voice low. “Marking me, are you?”

His hand slides to your waist, steadying you against him. He doesn’t push you away. Instead, he leans into you, letting your boldness wrap him in your energy.

Enjin

Enjin grins the moment your teeth graze his neck.

“Oi! That’s a bit much, isn’t it?” he teases, though his arm immediately snakes around your shoulders, pulling you close.

You laugh against his skin, and he laughs too, low and dangerous. “If that’s how you show love, then I—” he pauses, smirking, “—I can get used to this.And....return the favor”

His fingers play with your hair, holding you in place, daring you to do it again. And i you dont,i guess you are the sacrafice to his dental.

Gris Rubion

Gris freezes the instant your teeth touch his arm.

“Wha—?” His words stumble, and you notice his ears pinking.

“So...do we...do i?,” he mutters, voice thick. Not a command. A request. His hands hover near yours, unsure, and then he gently guides your hands to rest on his chest.

Gris watches you with an intensity that makes your teeth itch in anticipation. There’s something intoxicating about how flustered he gets—and he’s letting you see it.

You underestamtied that Gris is not only strong in mucle but in bones too.

Rudo Serubec (older)

You bite his forearm playfully. Rudo’s eyebrows raise, but he doesn’t flinch.

“…Bold,” he murmurs, a shadow of amusement flickering in his tired eyes.

He grabs your waist firmly, holding you in place, and you can feel his pulse racing just beneath your teeth. “If that’s how you speak,” he says slowly, “…I’ll learn your language.”

The tension is quiet, but undeniable. You sense a promise in his restraint.

Proceeds to later be full of bite marks the enxt day.

Zanka Nijiku (older)

He catches the nip to his shoulder with a sharp inhale.

“You bite hard,” he says, amused and warning at once. “Careful. You might make me fight back.”

His hands wrap around your back, pressing you flush against him. He doesn’t move away. Instead, he leans down just enough so your face is near his, letting the thrill linger.

“You think you’re clever,” he murmurs, “showing me that much love in such a… feral way.”

Proceeds to pin you and bite you back -> runs in the family

Goka Nijiku

You bite his arm, and Goka’s hand shoots to your hair, holding you steady.

“Don’t stop,” he mutters, low and husky. His other hand rests on your lower back, pressing you closer.

His eyes darken as he watches your mouth, your teeth grazing his skin again. “I… like it,” he admits slowly, almost in disbelief. “You… get under my skin—and I don’t hate it.”

There’s danger in the way he leans into you—but also desire.

Plants you on the Futon and you will get a tutorial how to lose in a bear attack.

Tamsy Caines

Tamsy chuckles softly as you sink your teeth into his shoulder.

“You never miss a chance, huh?” he says, voice smooth. He tilts his head so you can nibble gently, his fingers tracing your jawline.

“I should protest,” he murmurs. “But…” His lips brush your ear. “…I think I like your style.”

He doesn’t stop you. Instead, he guides your hands over his chest, letting you mark him, letting him feel every bit of your feral affection.

Bro Santa

Bro Santa stiffens the moment your teeth graze his arm, and you notice his blush immediately.

“…You really like biting, huh?” he asks quietly, voice almost nervous.

He lets you do it again, hands large and protective on your waist. His lips twitch in a shy smile, the kind that makes you feel like you’re both the predator and the prize.

“You mark me like… like I’m yours,” he says. “…I don’t mind.”

Later

''Did Dear influence you?''

Delmon Gates

Delmon’s reaction is subtle, calculated. He tilts his shoulder just enough for you to nibble again, watching your teeth graze his skin.

“You’re persistent,” he murmurs, low. His hand rests against your hip, still and commanding. “I can’t tell if this is affection… or mischief.”

When you bite again, he lets out a sharp exhale, eyes glinting dangerously. “…I think I like it.”

Follo Tunito

Follo yelps slightly when your teeth sink into his arm.

“Hey! That’s” he stammers, but his hands immediately hold your arms to steady you. “…That’s… love?Are trying to dominated?”

You nod, grinning. He freezes, a blush rising, and then hesitantly leans into your bite, letting you leave marks.

“I… I don’t know if I’m ready for this,” he admits, voice cracking slightly, “…but I’m not moving away either.”

August Stiltza

August doesn’t flinch; he simply raises an eyebrow and lets you nibble at his shoulder.

“…You’re aggressive,” he observes, tone calm but approving. “And… effective.”

His hand slides to your waist, holding you firmly. He watches your teeth graze his skin again, lips twitching. “…I could get used to this.”

Zodyl Typhon

Zodyl smirks as you sink your teeth into his arm. He low-key froze,his eyes widen.

His hand clamps around your waist, holding you flush against him. His eyes sparkle with mischief. “Careful, or I’ll return the favor.”

''You know what....I shall'' He said,gently movign your hair awya to reveal your neck.

The tension is thick, almost magnetic. He leans in close, letting you feel the heat in his body as he hums low.

Jabber Wonger

You bite his shoulder, and he bursts out laughing—half shock, half delight.

“Hah! That’s some… aggressive affection you got there!”

His arms wrap around you tightly, pulling you flush. “Keep doing that,” he says, still laughing, “…but don’t bite too hard, yeah?”

Every time you nibble again, he shakes his head, smiling, letting you know you’ve got him wrapped around your teeth.

Bundus Begalkeit

Bundus doesn’t react outwardly, but the tension in his chest tells you everything.

You bite his arm lightly. His hand immediately clamps onto your waist, holding you steady. Eyes locked on yours, unblinking.

“…Realy now?,” he murmurs, voice deep, low, and possessive.

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Well... There is a lot of thing that talking about but I am happy it is came before I decided write analysis of Hell Guards. Personally I hate their structural as if behave like they're important. But I take it as much as objectively I can.

To be honest there is a lot of tension but I generally had a lot of fun especially the last page.

Firstly,

While Kyouka is questioning Rudo, we at least learn about the timeline—and the fact that 170 episodes of chaos correspond to just one month is insane. At least it doesn't look out of place because it fits well into the context—at least in my opinion.

And still we are not see Rudo's face. I don't add all of them maybe I can write after a while. But we are not see until Kyouka blame him to nearly killed Enjin. Add to that, they are really give him any clothes really?

The fight scene was absolutely shows the difference between Hell Guards and Givers. It is elegant fight by the way and was cracking up when I see Rudo like this. (Still his face is in shadow)

Anyway handcuffs is interesting detail to me. When I see this cuffs I like "Kairouseki!" (sea stone in One Piece) as I huge One Piece fan it is funny paralel to me. But there is a question mark to me how they are preventing the using jinki. Maybe similar with Kairouseki. Kairouseki preventing devil fruit power and made them weak. But I don't think it is not like that.

If it is preventing using of jinki then it preventing anima but anima is concentrated soul (or something like that I don't remember the definition). If that's possible, then technically it might also be possible for them to directly harm the Jinkis—or even strip the Jinki of its anima. (These are all unfounded possibilities; they're just speculation.) I don't think they're do without harm any giver (even though they give us any reason they are take care any of them).

My general opinion is, it's sealed off the pressure point of release point of anima like acupunture. We know that Givers need to touch it with their bare hands. It thinks me that, so there has to be release point in the body and sealing the one of them is (like hand ankles) preventing whole body's anima flows and as results giver is not contact with jinki's and cannot use. It could even be designed with an acupuncture needle placed on the inside of the cuff at that exact spot. I don't say that Givers' body changes biologically every person have that like chakra channels but since their anima is more intense, these points could be their weak spots.

And I know I try to be become objective but there is a situation I absolutely irritate. They are not saying that Enjin's condition and I think it is their fault at some point. We know that Rudo is normally try to healthy communication if they are say that he is alive, Rudo would be more open to communicate even he is hate any military forces. Just look at him.

He only sees the person who prevented Enjin from recovering. He’s still in shock, and Enjin’s final moments are playing out in his mind—he’s clearly experiencing another traumatic event. It’s so similar to his reaction when Regto died. He is just 15. 15 YEARS OLD. It would be unfair to expect even an adult to act maturely in a situation like that. I've never understand that their expectations about this situation. I know there is Rudo's fault that is not waiting what this chit chat going on but I need to say that again he is a child for whom a month has passed since his world came crashing down.

And the explanation of the Kyouka is what I thought, to be honest. It was supposed to be. 3R is pretty dangerous to use on a human like the other jinkis but I hope I explain myself. I'm happy, Kyouka is not simple that we thought but still there is a huge psycological violance tips that I feels uncomforted. Especially when she explain him to consequences his action.

I mean yeah he was committed bad thing but still It’s really disturbing that they can ignore the fact that she's talking to a child (I know, in Hell Guards training they view them as soldiers rather than children, but that doesn’t make it any less disturbing). I write about later in Hell Guards analysis.

By the way she was right when she stopped him I don't have any thought about her. If it seems like the opposite, I wanted to highlighted it.

But the opposition between her explanation and Enjin's is interesting paralel. Remember the talking about his fault when he punched Amo. He doesn't try cover his fault but he also blame him for that completely because Amo use everyone bad memories to them and as a result he reach his limit. I think it is the mature way of handling explaining a child (It is even funnier to me because Enjin and mature same sentence)

On the other hand, Kyouka is completely say that "It was your fault" in different fonts with an extravagant and intricate way. I don't say she is not explain the consequenses of his action but, with pschologically it is horrible explanation. She just deepened his guilt more, although may be it is method for collaboration.

Also after all this blaming session, she's the move of "you owe me know your place" situation is proof of what I say. There is a massive manipulation situation for Rudo collaborate them. I know I said that I'll be objective but it is really hard when you thinking about their methods deeply. HE IS JUST A CHILD. COME ON! There is a huge emotional manipulation and even it is just manga it's still feels me like throwing up. Just look at this panel.

She seems like proving her superiority. And when we thought it is from the last page, I bet there will be agreement to him on about Enjin. It can be effective way but not ethical, in my opinion. If there is a real criminal then it would be maybe perfect method but when the person across from you (especially a child) literally defeats a criminal, I'm sorry, but it just looks like a pathetic display of strength.

Also it funny that Kyouka defining Enjin always with "seducing". after the word is always cahnges but seducing part is not. What happened between them? or What did he do her? I don't think it's not only about Zanka. Maybe it is before Team Akuta established? I don't know what about it. My most plausible theory is that perhaps Enjin showed Kyouka something that contradicts the principles she believes in (it could be about the Hell Guards, or it could be about the lower classes). But Kyouka is denying it because it’s something that would turn her life upside down. This isn’t out of character for Enjin—he’s known for stating things that upend people’s principles without sugarcoating them. Even if it gets him into trouble sometimes. And this straightforward communication style is usually the reason why people either follow Enjin or turn away from it. Anyway I think we learn about it later unfortunately.

And last panel is such a mood.

Am I the only one who thinks he looks like a dead fish? Forget every ship, Enjin and cigarette >>>. His addiction is another level.

I don't have a idea what would be happen next but I'm sure that If it’s used as a bargaining chip, I don’t think Enjin will just sit back and take it, especially with his past (He would also rather die than be a burden to his team or become a hostage to blackmail in this situation. (Someone stops his passive suicidal behavior!)). First reducing to object now bargaining chip. I'm currious about how it will be end.

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Alright with ch 170, I couldn't delay any longer, especially while the information was still fresh, for my inner peace. Again I try to become objective but I cannot be especially I don't like how the Hell Guard job principle. All of this is my opinion you can be agree or not it is just my perspective.

Let's begin. When we see governmental structure first time is in Zanka's flaschbacks and after that we don't see until Kyouka and Corvus meeting. Now when I turn back the old chapter, it is strange because nearly 40 or 50 episode we heard anything about military force govermental structure etc. Then Zanka is on his deathbed and surprize! Actually there is a military forces! Then nearly 30-40 episode we don't see or hear anything about thing. What's the funny thing is the most information is came with Corvus meetings. I know we learn about their existence on Zanka's flashbacks but it's not shows the completely what their jobs' definition. Even still don't know about it though.

This pages is from ch 57 (Especially I highlighted because until we came this chapter we don't know anything about this institution.)

He explain to new commers "What is Hell Guards" or something like. This part is important to me. Also, this is the part where the contradiction starts and drives me up the wall.

"...The biggest threat of them all is indeed humans! It's the "Hell's Guardsman" job to supervise and manage the activities of humans."

I'm so sorry! Their job is just supervise and manage the activities of humans not protect the humans. All joking aside, I hadn’t really noticed that this is exactly how it’s defined, and doesn’t that actually sound like a total nightmare? There are law enforcement agencies out there, but they’re only responsible for monitoring and managing. I have a sense that this is shaped by their own benefits.

When we look at Kyouka and Corvus meeting more detailed.

(Please avoid translate fault I don't found other translation)

It is mentioned that they came to "ask for an explanation" regarding the outcome and casualties of the trash beast incident, and that this was not reported to them as soon as they were made aware of it. It's normal procedure it is mentioned, I'm okay with that. This is how it's supposed to be. (The strange thing is that the Hell Guards haven't been mentioned even once. I'll just leave it at that for now, thinking maybe it's Kei Urana's narrative choice.)

But story changes when we read Corvus' speech and it's crucial to me. Just look this part

"Normally our reports can be a whole week late, and we get absolutely no prodding or warning from you hell guards. But know we're getting personal visit after only four days."

This is what I try to say. I don't say Cleaners is private or undependent institution and they're need to report somewhere about Trash Beast development etc. BUT like Corvus said: They don't come personally even they send their reports 1 WEEK LATE. They just came because of Rudo, first alive Spherite. I understand; it's important for them to identify anyone who might pose a threat. Technically, that's their duty. Until the this page.

It is like definition of test subject in some point. I don't say again again he is a child, they behave like that but the point is Rudo is actually has documents for Ground (ID we can say but I'm not sure how I can descript) we see that last chapter.

So this means he has legal rights even we avoiding he is a child. But I think I don't think I need to explain the whole arrest situation, but Kyouka could have simply stopped Rudo and gotten them medical treatment. Technically, there was no evidence here that could have led to his arrest—until, of course, our clever friend went and threw the table at her. There comes my point generally we see them for just own benefits situation. Whole serie we just see them take a ex-raider and investigated him and then it relate with Doll Festival in some part. (I don't remember clearly) It feels me really generally they acted according to their own benefits. (Sorry if that was a little confusing)

I need to put attention mark to here because I don't say Kyouka is bad or not I try to explain Hell Guards. Kyouka is not one of my favoruite character but it is more complex character that we see. If her actions is not include Hell Guards (I didn't think it was likely, though, because there were soldiers from her division with her.) policy then it would be interesting. But I don't want to get off topic.

In the context I described above, you can review these pages. I’ll leave it up to you to form your own opinion. But I see there important quote.

"Judge a man purely by his race and exert pressure on innocent civilians"

Just keep it your mind.

I think it’s enough that we’ve discussed how much they act in their own self-interest (about Rudo). Now I wanr to talking about what they are protecting? Just look their principle is "supervise and manage of acting of human." But what they are try to preventing? And when we see generally. Human trafficking, slavery, or something like that is happening everywhere in the Ground. Just look at panels.

Amo is selled just normally, slave orphanage (I don't even say about existance of slavery), Zodyl's mentioned sects (let’s just say it’s a situation where you’re forced to stand in the rain of trash—not much detail) and much more like Riyo's child assassin situation that we are still not see as in a chapter. This is just the tip of the iceberg—in the very first episode, Enjin literally handed Rudo over to them. I think the fact that we encountered this right at the beginning of the story is a sign that it’s quite common here. There is a question: When all of this happen, where is the Hell Guards?

I don't think these situations are not exception. So what they are trying to keep safe? I don't avoiding if they are not evacuated Doll Fest turn genocide. I don't avoiding but general picture doesn't look good at all. Everywhere we are see except Kamuatari is always had poor and dirty condition. I know Ground is generaly represents as like that but isn't strange? The only one we are see is seems clean (I guess one more Follo's country (?) but I cannot remember). This, too, makes me think that their functions—or, more accurately, their “protective duties”—are limited to Kamuatari or just a few cities like that.

Also I have sense that every town has own security process or something like that. As if they are autonomous. The most obvious example is absolutely Canvas Town's "bad purposed people are not entry" spell. There is any security forces or mentioned about it. Still the only town we are see completely I can say more thing about unfortunately. BUT this also raises the question: if there is a military force that the government is supposed to oversee, why do they need to take such autonomous security measures? (We can add that attack of HQ but there is givers situation so I don't add. We know cleaners are monsters at some point).

Also lastly I want to mention attitude against children. Generally we knows that Givers mostly based on children.

(By the way Eisha is 17. The girl who took on all the infirmary duties was 17 years old.)

Just look at the ages when we talked about Givers it can be normal because Givers are rare and mostly becoming in early ages (I'm not sure there is a info about the age of becoming giver). Unfortunately it become normal to them their special condition but I guess because of that they are distinguish as a team and every team has a adult. It is possible. Still it is not explain the other policies about children like Hell Guards trains or normal outside except the Cleaners.

Generally speaking, since there isn’t a structurally unified system on the ground (I’m referring to the fact that we’re dealing with predominantly autonomous entities), I don’t think there’s anything there in the name of human rights, let aside children’s rights. Especially given that we’re in a situation where it’s difficult to even ensure their basic safety. If there is any rights about human, child I don't know becoming living beings most thing that I critisize above wouldn't happened.

On the other hand lifespan in the Ground is not so long to me (Even though there is Alice). Because of that children can be forced to mature early. But still we know some children act like a child so I'm not sure about this actually. However, the way they treat a child—as a soldier or a criminal rather than simply as a child—is beyond my comprehension. Still, when we put all these contradictions together, the picture doesn't look very good.

There are so many exceptional cases that it’s hard to call any of them truly exceptional. So, to be honest, I’ll wrap this up for now until I have enough information to draw further conclusions.

This might be the hardest analysis I've written so far—it's incredibly exhausting...

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Indeed I see such a lack of Goka content while my man is out there,in the flesh,in armor, locked and loaded (and im completly folded) and no one is writing about it.

Like littarally the moment i saw that man in his hell guard suite I went down to the ground.

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