⚠️ NSFW warning ⚠️ In POV of both Ghost and Soap In the gritty and unforgiving world of elite military operations, two soldiers find themselves bound by a connection that defies logic and morality. "Unseen" follows the harrowing journey of Ghost and Soap, two members of an elite task force dedicated to dismantling a ruthless terrorist group. The mission goes tragically wrong when Soap is captured by the very enemy they sought to destroy. Subjected to unspeakable torture, Soap's survival becomes a testament to his resilience and the relentless spirit of the soldiers fighting for justice. Ghost, haunted by his comrade's plight, embarks on a desperate and perilous mission to rescue Soap. As Soap recovers, both men are forced to confront the profound psychological scars left by their ordeal. In the midst of their shared suffering, an unexpected bond begins to form-a bond forged in pain, survival, and the unspoken understanding of their shared trauma. This bond slowly evolves into a complicated love, a love that neither can afford to acknowledge in the brutal world they inhabit. "Unseen" explores themes of duty, sacrifice, and the human capacity for resilience in the face of overwhelming odds. It is a tale of forbidden love, one that challenges the boundaries of friendship and loyalty, and raises profound questions about the cost of war and the bonds that can emerge from the darkest of places.

"This is completely idiotic...he's Kokushibo. His purpose is to serve me and to listen to my orders. My purpose is to give him orders and enforce them. Never should those two paths cross, never should I fall for my minions, never should my minions fall for me. Well, it's too late for that, huh..." ... Muzan Kibutsuji and Kokushibo (Tsugikuni) are business partners. For the past 1,000 years it has stayed that way. Muan gives out orders, and Kokushibo follows them like the puppy he is. They're supposed to be business partners; they're supposed to have that intimate relationship that other acquaintances do. But the two have never truly had a real conversation. And while Muzan figured it was just him scaring the living hell out of Kokushibo, the upper moon had significantly different thoughts running through his mind. Every time he tries to converse with his master, Kokushibo is faced with an intensive feeling that acts as almost a force field that prevents him from talking with Muzan. His palms get sweaty, his knees weak, his throat dry, and his heart starts going a kilometer a minute at the mere sight of his boss. What is this feeling? Could it just be the severity of Muzan's presence, or is there perhaps something more emotional going on that is causing this boundary... This is not a slow-burn!! It doesn't take long for much to happen. I know that's boring but i'd say its pretty worth it? Warning!!!: this story also has Akaza x Douma and Gyokko x Gyutaro. Why? I completely ship Akaza and Douma as well and I needed something for the support characters to do. What about Gyutaro and Gyokko? That's not a ship that I personally support, but again; it's EXTREMELY minor and is just a side story for the sake of it (I needed a break from Kokuzan for a bit and that's where my mind was) Angst, fluff, smut, everything you'd want in a BL--a demon BL, at that. :)

{This is my own story so there will be things that do not follow the plot of the real story and all of the characters will act differently then in the show and manga} But idk how to describe this story I just think you should read it