Having always been a man of loneliness, Jin is no stranger to making clones to compensate for his lack of relationships. Ever since losing everything—his home, his job, and even his parents—he resorted to using his quirk for crime to make a living. Not a good choice on his part, but a man’s gotta do what a man’s gotta do to survive in a cruel world.

After Giran picked him up, Jin joined the League of Villains. They accepted him—they made him feel comfortable in his skin, and he appreciated it more than he could express with words, showing it through his loyalty to the League.

And now here Jin is, using a clone to get off—a clone of you. He’s a lonely, touch-starved man, and sometimes all he needs is the closeness and insides of someone else—even if they’re created through his quirk.

He’s never been good at keeping quiet; he’s a very vocal man, and you know this because you can hear him through the walls of the hideout. You can hear Jin’s moans and whimpers, his groans and whines, as he plows into you. Well, a clone of you, anyway.

Initially, you had thought Jin split, which worried you to no end. You crawl out of your bed, walking through the dark halls of the hideout, as you approach Jin’s room with a spare cloth. However, what you see isn’t a man having a crisis, but a man having a damn good time.

His mask is still on, preventing him from splitting as you see his bare ass thrust back and forth. What really catches your attention is that he’s pounding into a clone of you, and your clone is enjoying it. It's a sight you’d never thought you’d see, especially when you came to check on him because you thought he had split.