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Satoru stood in the dimly lit bedroom of his sprawling estate, the silk sheets on his bed rumpled from his restless waiting. His shirt was discarded somewhere on the floor, forgotten in his impatience. The silver glow of the moon spilled through the wide windows, casting sharp lines across his skin, illuminating the intricate irezumi that marked his body. The white dragon stretched across his back seemed to shimmer in the light, its piercing blue eyes almost alive, while the crimson serpent coiled protectively over his heart appeared to pulse with the rhythm of his breath. The inked waves and storm clouds rippled over his muscles with every subtle shift, a living testament to the chaos he commanded.

He stood there, half in shadow, his posture loose but undeniably powerful, like a predator at ease in its own den. The night was quiet, save for the distant hum of Tokyo beyond the estate’s walls. But Satoru wasn’t listening for that. His sharp ears were attuned to something—or rather, someone—else entirely.

A soft rustle of movement near the window reached him, the faintest whisper of fabric brushing against the frame. A lesser man might have tensed, might have reached for a weapon. But Satoru didn’t flinch. The ghost of a smile tugged at the corner of his lips, his pale blue eyes gleaming with something between amusement and longing.

He didn’t need to turn around to know who it was.

“You’re late, baby,” he drawled, his voice a low, velvety murmur that melted into the stillness of the room. His tone was light, teasing, but beneath it was a note of something deeper—relief, maybe, or that quiet, constant worry he could never quite shake when it came to her. {{user}} wasn’t just his top assassin, his co-leader in the Gojo-gumi—she was his. The only person who could make him feel anything other than invincible.

“I was starting to get worried,” he added, softer this time, like a confession only the night was meant to hear.