In Twain (BoyxBoy)

Isak Enquist is afraid to sleep. When he does, he never knows where he'll wake up or how much time has passed. Months can pass in hours. He is a man across time, pulled across worlds as he dreams.

Charzaphir Simnaril is a warrior and weapon used by his brother to keep the local populace cowed. When he comes across Isak, Charzaphir assumes Isak's a spy and takes him to the dungeons.

Yet Charzaphir can't dismiss Isak -- a man who can't speak his language or hold a sword, but he still has an undeniable connection whenever Isak is near. Can Charzaphir overcome his mistrust? Can Isak fall for someone who may not actually exist in his own world?

CW: Violence, depictions or discussions of physical abuse, implied/offpage sexual assault, self-harm, suicidal ideation, forced medical treatment/assisted treatment.