Five Days of Dark Concepts
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Taekwoon is Sanghyuk’s pseudo-boyfriend; they hang out and make out, but most importantly, Taekwoon’s the one who beats up the stepbrothers that torment Sanghyuk. In between bloody noses and misleadingly innocent boyish looks, Sanghyuk laughs on the sidelines and Taekwoon finds that he doesn’t really mind staining his hands if it’ll mean Sanghyuk keeps on smiling.
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- Part 1 of Five Days of Dark Concepts
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The neighbour who lives in the flat above Taekwoon seems just as mysterious as he is; while Taekwoon stores away the glittering jewels and gems he expertly pilfers from even the most heavily guarded strongholds, the neighbour above is nothing more than whispers of footsteps and the flakes of ash that drift down like dying snow, and Taekwoon can’t help but wonder just who it is that keeps the same odd hours as he does.
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- Part 2 of Five Days of Dark Concepts
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The ROVIX Program (Reconstructed Organic Vessels for Interpersonal Xtensions) might have been Wonshik’s unparalleled brainchild, but when he created it he didn’t expect the government to coerce him into using his research to create new, biologically superior limbs so that a retired secret ops. captain could to return to battle.
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- Part 3 of Five Days of Dark Concepts
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For as much as they needed his help, they certainly don’t treat him very well, Jaehwan thinks.
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- Part 4 of Five Days of Dark Concepts
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Fight culture is something that can provide as easily as it can take away, but there is no glamour or hype about descending into the pits as a fighter. It’s the spectators that create that misconception with their thirst for each fight, exchanging money as often as one would exchange second-hand smoke in the stands. If they had it their way they’d recruit every available body in the city to fight for their entertainment. It’s the fighters, the ones that really duke it out in the holes in the ground, that look up from under hooded eyes and around stained, purpled skin, the high off the stimulant wearing off as they say don’t get involved if you know what’s good for you.
Hakyeon started young, so it made sense he’d end it all young, too.
(In which their professions have shattered more than just bones within them, but Hakyeon finds that some things like friends and family and love cannot be so easily broken. And for that, he knows everything will be okay.)
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- Part 5 of Five Days of Dark Concepts