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"… There is something inside of me that needs to create. An ache of sorts." Compulsion was a better word for it, but Hwei always thought in feeling. His cheeks felt warm. "The world has so much color. In our surroundings, in each other, under the skin. Have —"
Hwei turned to look at him again, meeting the side of his face. "— Have you ever imagined what the inside of a body looks like?"
A pause settled between them both, filled only by the rolling of the shore by their feet. When he wasn't met with a response, 'Of course not,' heat crawled up his face and behind his eyes. Regret stung at the ends of his fingertips, and he turned back to the ocean, wishing he hadn't said anything at all.
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"We'll spare you the frivolities," Master Jiang spoke up, finally, and Hwei tensed without thinking. "Are you ready to show us what you can do?"
Of course not. He could feel tension riding up into his shoulders, up his neck, down and squeezing his calves.
"Of course, Master Jiang," he dismissed his thoughts, turning away from their prying eyes to focus on the canvas. His fingers were numb, begging to call forth some of his mana. "What is it I will be painting for you?"
The masters looked amongst each other, before Master Huan spoke:
"You will be painting Koyehn's sea."
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Talon coughs, and he can taste iron in his spit.
He has been lying down for a while now, maybe minutes, maybe hours. The frost of the Ionian coastline still clings to the ends of his limbs. Spirits lace their fingers with his, and his heart rate calms.
This is far from the first time he's gotten sick.
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Ten million and one ways had he imagined seeing Jhin again, all with sorts of metaphor and color. In some, Hwei would be slaughtered by his hand, and in others, the two of them would spend dinner together and talk as old friends. A million words exchanged, maybe a few, but never none. When he'd found Jhin's body, Hwei had almost missed him, defenseless and half-submerged in snow. In the seven years they'd been apart, Hwei wondered then just how many times their paths had almost crossed.
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He'd finished from this once before, drool and precum dripping down the sides of Jhin's lips. Something impromptu, huddled away in one of the old storage closets by the southern ampitheatre. He would again now, he was sure, and his lack of stamina would rear its ugly head. He would get ahead of himself again, as he always did, enticed by the imagery of Jhin blown and choking on his spend. He could already feel a burning deep in his gut, something rooted down into his thighs and hung heavy between them.
He had to—
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A brief peek into Jhin's mind
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08 Mar 2026
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The heir wasn't really supposed to court guests, especially without approval, no matter how private they kept things. But, Hwei supposed, that's what made it all the more exciting, wasn't it?
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07 Mar 2026
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interrupted signal by planetarymelody
Fandoms: 大逆転裁判 | Dai Gyakuten Saiban | The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles (Video Games)
17 Jan 2026
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“I don’t recall assigning you this,” Barok murmurs, steely. Kazuma can’t bear himself to look up at him, opting to stare straight ahead and letting his eyes focus anywhere but the man standing next to him. He muffles the telephone deeper and deeper into his chest, certain that Ryunosuke must be able to hear the meteoric race of his heart.
When Kazuma doesn’t immediately respond, Barok prompts: “Answer me, Asogi. My instructions to you today were crystal clear—which part of it did you interpret to mean using work equipment to masturbate with your friend?”
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17 Jan 2026
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Adjusting the heavy luggage strung to his aching back, Hwei let out a tired sigh. It had been a long journey to the town of Progress. A journey Hwei had to largely make on foot, unable to afford the luxury of a carriage, or even a horse. Despite the rather hefty bag of gold he kept concealed beneath his cloak, Hwei had to make sure to carefully budget his spending. If he ends up finding who he’s hoping to find in this god forsaken town, Hwei was going to need all the money he could get.
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Hwei, the heir of the once prosperous Koyehn mining company, returns home to find his family murdered and their estate reduced to ash. Now on the hunt for those responsible, Hwei must brave the unforgiving high frontier...while dealing with an insufferable gunslinger to boot.
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11 Jan 2026
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Alone and deathly ill during a long, dark winter, Hwei can’t help but fall into despair.
Hwei stared at the ceiling and held his breath. He’d imagined so much in his delirium that he could hardly process what he’d heard. A part of him hoped that Jhin had returned to him, months early and at the most critical moment; the man was known for his dramatics, after all. But he reined in his optimism. Jhin was far, far away: across the sea, in Noxus or Piltover, or wherever else his patrons had sent him.
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04 Jan 2026