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wonderwomanfantasy · 4 years ago

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Kinktober day 6

Threesome w/ Mirio and Tamaki

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I am so glad that the fandom has gotten on board with the whole Mirio is a big flirt thing. Flirty Mirio is such good content.

warnings: oral, threesome, little bit of a Daddy Kink, tit job, ass play, cum play

word count: 1,000 (about)

Summary: You’ve always been close to Tamaki, after all he was your boyfriend’s best friend, but you had no clue the dirty little fantasies Tamaki had been dreaming up of you since the two of you had met.

When Mirio asked you if you would have a threesome with his best friend you didn’t really think it would happen. surely Tamaki was just too shy to do something like that. You weren’t even sure if the indigo haired boy had ever had sex, so even though you had agreed to a threesome, you weren’t going to hold your breath.

Yet here you were, leaning against Mirio’s muscular chest with Tamaki nestled between your legs. Mirio snaked his hand down and buried his hand in the other boy’s hair and pushed him closer to your sex.

“Does it feel good baby?” he asked calmly, almost in awe at the sight of your pussy being devoured by another.

“Y-yes,” you managed. Tamaki’s tongue was long and practiced. the dexterous muscle danced along your insides while he thumbed your clit.

“Tell Amajiki how good he’s doing,” Mirio purred

“y-you’re doing such a good job Tamaki,” you moaned. He nuzzled closer to your cunt and moaned in appreciation.

“Amajiki has been wanting to eat this pussy for a long time, haven’t you?” Mirio teased. even though Tamaki was buried between your thighs you could see the blush that overtook his face. Mirio just laughed, no anger or jealousy in his voice.

Tamaki’s dark eyes flicked up to meet yours, If it had been up to him, Tamaki would have taken those dirty fantasies of his to the grave, but he was an honest drunk and it had all just sorta slipped out when he was drinking with Mirio.

He still couldn’t belive that he had admitted to thinking about how your pussy might taste, or feel wrapped around his cock. Or the fact that he would kill to see how Mirio fucked you and made you cream around his cock.

“It’s okay, I know my girl is the prettiest in the world,” Mirio purred kissing his way up your neck.

“I’m going to cum,” you warned both boys, a tight knot of pleasure building up in your stoumach.

“Go on sweetie make a mess on Tamaki’s face,” Mirio purred once again pushing his friend's head deeper into your folds. you couldn’t hold back and ended up bucking your hips against Tamaki’s mouth as you came. He didn’t stop sucking on your clit until Mirio pulled you off of your cunt. slick coated his face and mouth.

“Now I can have a bit fun as well,” Mirio said flipping you on your front your face landing in the pillows.

“where do you want her?” Mirio asked spreading your folds. showing off your glistening pussy. you looked over your shoulder and watched as Tamaki fidgeted uncomfortably.

“D-Do you think I could uh u-use your mouth (y/n)?” he asked.

“Seems fair,” you giggled pulling Tamaki to your front.

“guess that leaves me to tend with this pretty pussy,” Mirio agreed happily. even as he talked about claiming your pussy his thick fingers were pressing against your puckered asshole, and you knew all three of your holes would be filled.

You focused on Tamaki’s cock, it was thin and long curved slightly upwards. Not as intimidating as Mirio’s cock, but pretty. You wrapped your hand around his length feeling the heat and weight of it before slowly bringing your mouth to the shaft. you started with small kisses and kitten licks up and down the side, paying close attention to the purple veins that went up the bottom. Tamaki shuddered under your touch his face bright red.

Mirio pushed into you slowly making you groan against Tamaki’s length. your walls throbbed around the blonde’s cock as he bottomed out inside of you.

“You’re always such a tease (y/n) just suck his cock like a good girl,” Mirio purred. even though his voice was as light and happy as always, you could feel the threat behind it. Be a good girl or Daddy would have to punish you.

You latched your lips around the pink head sucking lightly as Mirio began thrusting into you from behind. you started slowly bobbing your head up and down his length hallowing your cheeks out around Tamaki’s cock. He moaned and began moving his own hips pushing his cock deeper into your throat.

Suddenly Miro pushed his fingers inside of your ass making you gag around Tamaki's cock as you tried to gasp. Tamaki winced and quickly asked if he had hurt you.

“I-I’m fine you just supprised me Togata,” you assured both of them. Then you were back at it. all three of your holes stuffed full each thrusting at different speeds, the pleasure was dizzying and you couldn’t help but moan around Tamaki’s cock. it felt good having two sets of hands roaming your body and threading through your hair.

“Are you going to cum princess? I can feel you clamping down around me like that,” Miro grunted. His hips snapping against yours harder than before. You moaned in agreement. Tamaki was also starting to falter his thrusts becoming sloppy. you wondered who would cum first.

You would, it turned out. Mirio flipped you on your back and went back to fucking you his fingers twisting your clit in fast circles. Tamaki moved to straddle your chest rutting his cock between your tits, squishing your breasts around his length. you craned your neck to lick the head of his cock with each thrust.

“Such a good girl taking both of these cocks, Go on and cum for Daddy,” Mirio grunted his cock hitting that deep spot inside of you. You cried out as the tight knot inside of you snapping. Mirio praised you as you creamed around his cock.

Tamaki was next to go, his hot cum splattering across your chest and face. Finally, Mirio who spilled his seed over your stoumach and thighs, leaving you completely covered in cum. Both boys took a minute to admire you shaking and covered in their release.

“Wow,” Tamaki breathed unsure of what else to say.

“Wow is right, You did such a good job baby girl!” Mirio praised with a wide smile then asked:

“you think you can take another round princess?”

#mirio #imagine mirio #mirio x reader #bnha mirio #mha mirio #imagine tamaki #tamaki x reader #Tamaki Amajiki #bnha tamaki #mha tamaki #tamaki x reader smut #mirio x reader smut #my hero academia #my hero acadamy #my hero academia imagine #my hero academia head cannon #kinktober #kinktober 2020

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fallinforgyu · 3 years ago

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THAT STUPID LITTLE GRIN THAT HE DOES JUST WATCHING THE WAITRESS GGRATE AN ENTIRE BLOCK OF CHEESE ON HIS PLATE 😭😭😭😭😭 AND HED BE THE TYPE TO SAY YES TO THE QUESTION SOUP OR SALAD BECAUSE HE HEARD SUPER SALAD AND THOUGHT A SUPER SALAD WOULD BE SICK 😭😭

NOOOOOOOOOO PLEASE NOT THE FUCKING SUPER SALAD 😭😭😭😭 I LITERALLY CANT TAKE TJKIS MY STOUMACH HURTS PLEASE

#HDASHHAHHSAHAHA #🐣 anon #bunny's mailbox 📬#the jake in american restaurants series 🇺🇸🍽

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jupitermelichios · 4 years ago

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Binding Safety: what the Binding Health Project study tells us

[sorry in advance for the long post, but this is important health stuff so i didn’t want to hide it under a cut where most people won’t bother reading it]

There’s been a lot of talk lately on trans/nb/gnc tumblr about a 2016 study on the health impacts of binding, after a user made a post about how choosing to bind should be a decision taken very seriously due to the serious long-term health effects, and linked to the study.

I was curious, because as someone who’s been binding for several years now, the study results referenced sounded somewhat extreme. So I went and read the study to see for myself. (Which you can access HERE, and I encourage you to read it for yourselves. It’s not as daunting to read as it initially looks provided you have a decent grasp of English). This is in no way intended to be a callout or response to that user, which is why I’m not naming them. I just read the study and realised I hadn’t seen the results being talked about. Thank you to the op for directing me to the study.

The study is pretty broad with a reasonably high level of responses (1800 people in total were used - some more responded but were excluded for being under 18). There’s a few things that might immediately jump out at you though.

Mainly, this was the first ever study of the kind, and as such, it’s intended to gather preliminary data (that is, a broad overview intended to provide a starting point for other more in-depth studies in the future). There’s a lot of questions I would say definitely need to be answered before any serious conclusions can be drawn that just aren’t covered at all. Which is fine, it’s a preliminary study, but that also means we should take care when viewing the results.

First of all, my qualifications. I’ve been binding regularly for three years now, and my degree involved some studying and inpretting of questionnaire and other study responses, so I am relatively familiar with this format of data. I am also a fully qualified first aider, so I have some medical knowledge. However I am not a sports scientist/biologist/medical professional, and three years really isn’t all that long in the grand scheme of things. As such, you should definitely consider seeking out other opinions on this study, and on binding safety in general, before making any kinds of decisions about whether to start/continue binding.

With that out of the way, here’s a run down of limitations to bear in mind before I talk about the actual results:

1. This was an online study and as such is most going to capture a younger target demographic, and also therefore people who had been binding for a shorter period of time. More than half the respondants were under 24, and the average respondant had been binding for only 2 years. The study does not report on whether there is any correlation between age and experience with binding and health impact or not, which is a question that it’s definitely worth asking. (To put it simply, I think it is likely that people who are older or have been binding for a long time are more likely to spot if the way they bind is hurting them than younger people, but I don’t have evidence for that assumption because there hasn’t been any research yet that covers that topic).

2. This is not a longditudinal study (where subjects are studied over a long period to track changes over time), and as such it is only capturing a snapshot as at the point people filled it the questionnaire. Some questions did cover before and after experiences, but that’s not the same as a long term study, and the study itself mentions this as a limitation.

3. This is anecdotal evidence with no input from medical professionals (in case people aren’t familiar with the terms, asking someone if they eat a lot of spaghetti would get you anecdotal evidence, as opposed to a researcher following someone around and recording whether they actually ate spaghetti, which would be empirical evidence. Neither type of evidence is superior, they’re just useful for different things). Self reported data is important and useful, but there’s also going to be some blindspots, and one of those could potentially be whether binding is actually the root cause of the health problems reported. (Which isn’t to say that it isn’t, just that the study didn’t try to rule other possible causes).

4. Over 80% of respondants used commercial binders (garments made specifically for the purpose of binding, purchased from a shop, rather than improvised/homemade garments, or repurposed garments intended for other things like playing sport), and so the data on other binding methods is limited, meaning the ability to compare accross different binding methods is likewise limited.

5. All commercial binders are grouped together with no distinction between the different types, but annecdotal evidence from the community strongly suggests there are major differences between binders with fastenings and elasticated binders when it comes to health

6. Respondents were asked only what they currently or most frequently bound with, not whether they had used other binding materials in the past. Many people, especially those who begin binding young, will start with something improvised before moving on to a commercial binder. Some of the health affects the study associates with commercial binders may actually be the long term result of other binding methods. (Again, they also may not be, the point is just that we don’t know)

7. There has yet to be a study of the effects of binding which compares it to wearing a bra regularly, but some of the health impacts reported have also been linked to bras, especially amoung people with larger chests. (Back and shoulder pain especially). This suggests (although obviously in no way proves) that some of the results may be related to more body shape than they are binding.

8. The study itself mentions several times that they did not cover the size of binder/level of compression people chose, or whether they were layering binders (except layered shirts or sports bras), both of which have been strongly linked to health impacts by community anecdotal evidence

There’s almost certainly more I haven’t thought of, but those are just the ones that immediately spring to mind. Again, this is not to say this study is worthless. This study is, and was intended to be, a useful jumping off point for more detailed studies.

So what does the study actually say:

1. Most people who bind report some impact on their health. These impacts can range from fairly minor (itching and overheating) all the way up to very serious (skin/soft tissue infections and rib fractures, which in can lead to more serious infections and punctured lungs respectively). The most common effects are back pain and overheating. Binding without getting side effects of some kind is extremely rare.

2. The number of days a week you wear a binder is a much better indicator of whether binding it going to negatively impact your health than how many hours at a time you wear your binder.

3. Within the limits of this study (see above) commercial binders are the most associated with health impacts, while binding methods developed for sports, such as sports bras and compression vests, are the least associated.

4. The impact of binding on mental health is generally very possitive

So what if I already bind and don’t want to stop / am considering starting to bind. Should I be worried?

This is where we’re getting much more into my personal anecdotal experience and interpretation of the results. Other people may not agree with what I’m about to say, and it’s important that we listen to those voices, especially if they come from people more qualified than me.

IMO the answer is not especially, if you’re being sensible. It definitely is a decision to consider seriously before you begin, but unless you’re doing something really dangerous it’s probably not going to do serious harm. However there are some safety steps you need to take to protect yourself. Some of these will be stuff you’ve probably seen before from the community. Some of them may be new, because there’s bits of this study which do contradict what the community thought they knew about binding safety.

Based on this study, and my own/community anecdotal evidence, you should:

1. Take regular breaks from binding. Take days off as often as you can. This is the biggest predictor of low/minimal health impacts. If you’re not going out, or if you’re not feeling dysphoric, take a day off. Binding can become a habit easily, but if it’s not necessary avoid it. Try and, at the minimum, get into a ‘if I’d be happy wearing sweat-pants or pyjamas today, then I shouldn’t be wearing a binder’ mindset.

2. Do not sleep in your binder. Even a looser or more comfortable one. (Also any bra-wearing people wearing this, don’t sleep in your bra either. It’s really bad for you). While length of time you wear a binder while awake doesn’t seem to impact health, sleeping in a binder can.

3. Bind with material that stretches. Using stiff binders, whether that’s homemade, tape/bandages/plastic wrap, or one of the velcro/hook commercial binders, is how you end up with fractured ribs and breathing difficulties. If something is able to comfortably expand with your breathing, it’s not going to break anything when you breath. If it isn’t... well, that’s how you get 8% of responses being from people who’ve cracked ribs in the past.

4. Pay attention to your body, and keep binding in mind as a possible cause for any new pain or other health problems, especially if those problems affect your chest, shoulders, lungs, or digestive system. (Your stoumach is way higher up in your body that you probably think it is, so it can be impacted by some binders.)

5. Consider athetic supports for binding. If you can/are comfortable with them, binding options which have been designed and tested by sports scientists for their impact on the body, and breathing in particular, are going to be your safest option. Consider whether a sports bra or compression vest would work for you rather than a commercial binder (and/or swap them out with a commercial binder).

6. Accept that you’re never going to be completely flat, just like most cisgender men aren’t completely flat, and don’t try to aim for that, especially if you’ve got a bigger chest. Trying to achieve an idealised body is never healthy, whether that relates to musclemass, weight, or chest size, and it’s this kind of thinking (tempting as I know it can be) that leads people to make dangerous choices.

7. Never forget that it is possible to bind so tightly that you cut off blood circulation to parts of your chest, which is how you get infections and even necrosis. Which in turn, as well as being horrible and possibly impacting your ability to have top surgery if that’s something you want, is how you get sepsis, which has a terrifyingly high chance of killing you, but especially if it’s starting right next to your vital organs. Because you’re not watching the tissue go white the way you would if you tightened something around your arm, for instance, it can be easy to forget this is a possible outcome. Bear this in mind, and choose your compression levels accordingly.

8. Wear a binder that fits. If you’re buying a commercial elasticated binder, make sure you’re picking the right size for you and only wear one at a time. The big brands like GC2B, Underworks, and Trans-Missie have size charts. Read them, and don’t order a size smaller becuase you think you know better.

9. Stretch regularly and be aware of your posture as much as possible. (Honestly this is good advice for everyone, especially extremely online people; laptops are great but their impact on posture and therefore spinal health has been pretty catastrophic). Excercises that strengthen your core muscles are also great, because those muscles help hold your spine in place. I’ve been told by way too many physiotherapists/osteopaths/chiaropractors that my lack of core strength is the root of my recurring back and neck problems, and since binding can negatively affect your spine, this goes double for those of us who bind.

10. Be aware of heat stroke and heat exhaustion, they’re real and they’re dangerous. Stay hydrated, stay in the shade, and consider not binding on hot days if possible. (Generally just avoid tight clothing and synthetic fabrics wherever you can when it’s hot, and since binders are both, that goes double for them). Also talc often has some really bad stuff in it, but some sort of anti-stick powder in your (sorry for the gendered language, couldn’t think of a good neutral alternative) cleavage and underboob areas is an absolute lifesaver on hot days, and as long as you pick something smooth and skin safe will help with itching.

11. Take the time to choose a binder that’s right for your body. It’s really easy if you’re new to binders to assume that however the first one you buy fits is normal, even if it actually doesn’t fit at all and causes you pain. It’s entirely possible to bind without pain, especially if you take regular days off, so if your binder hurts, even if it’s just mild discomfort, it’s probably the wrong size. This is one of the reasons it’s so important that folks who bind talk about their experiences, and that younger or newer members of the community reach out to more experienced members for advice and support.

Binding can have a serious impact on your health, no one is denying that, but if anything looking at the results of this study, limited though it was, suggests that there’s a lot you can do to make it relatively safe. It’s still a decision you should think through, and it requires a level of physical monitoring many people aren’t used to, but it’s not some big scary life threatening thing.

Anyway, I hope that was interesting and/or set some people’s minds at rest. I know I’ve seen that post a lot the last couple of days, and it had me worried before I went and read over the results, which again, I’d urge you all to go and do if you can (warning that it’s probably not super screen-reader friendly due to the formatting of the reports). I’m not a medical or scientific professional, so if people better qualified to interpret the study than me, or if people who have been binding for longer and have more anecdotal evidence than me, have dissenting opinions it would be great to hear them.

I’ll leave you with one last tip, which isn’t health related but which I wish someone had given me when I was starting out:

12. If at all possible, order binders from your country or at least continent, because chances are the first one you order will need to be returned or adjusted and international shipping and customs charges are a bitch, especially if you’re on a budget. The closer to home it ships from, the easier it will be to return it.

TL:DR; binding is very likely to have some impact on your health, but how serious that impact is is heavily dependant on how, and how safely, you bind. Taking days off from binding is the best way to protect yourself, and garments designed for sports are the safest binding method. However there still needs to be a lot more research done before we can draw up anything more than rough guidelines for safety, and you should therefore take care and pay attention to your body if you decide to bind.

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shadowtarot · 5 years ago

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The City That Doesn’t Sleep

Next Part In Shadow Pains. Previous part here

Teddie is heading out of Junes after a long day of entertaining kids in the Food Court. With a large yawn he looks both ways before crossing the street to start to head back to the Hanamura Residence. But as he walks past the Blacksmith’s shop, he notices Yu in the store.

“Hm? Is Sensei getting a new sword?” He asks, deciding to hide behind a pole the best he can to hear what’s going on.

“How do you manage to wear this sword out so fast, kid?” Yu laughs awkwardly as a response to Daidara’s question. “Well, you could always just buy a new sword you know. I’ve made several more since your last visit that I know you’ll put to good use.”

“No, this one means too much to me to replace.” Yu sounds deathly serious as he speaks.

“Well, I’m glad you care about this blade enough to see it not go to waste. Tell you what, kid, let me teach you some Katana Maintenance so you don’t always have to keep coming here for it.” The old man smiles.

“Really? I appreciate it.”

Teddie decides to leave, thinking nothing much of what he saw. Yu was just getting his preferred Katana fixed up is all. Nothing too weird.

Finally making it back to the house, Teddie notices Yosuke waiting for him outside.

Yosuke still had his mind on his talk with Yu that morning. Even when he gave Yu the chance to open up, he wouldn’t. Did he even listen to him? He shakes his head as he sees the round shape of Teddie approaching,

“Took you long enough, Ted. Did you get lost?”

“Sorry Yosuke, I just saw Sensei over at Master Daidara’s and I got curious. But he was just getting his Iai Katana repaired.” The bear sighs.

“Wait...Yu normally doesn’t do that unless he’s planning on going into the TV.” Yosuke’s stoumach twists a bit, and without a second thought he sends texts to the others with the same message.

>Check The Midnight Channel Tonight. Please.

After sending the text, he goes to call Yu. But like his last attempt he only gets his voicemail. Not a comforting sign.

“Yosuke? Is Sensei gonna be okay?” Teddie asks, concerned.

“I don’t know Ted...but lets look at the Midnight Channel.”

Evening rolls in, and each member of the Investigation Team looks at the TV in their bedrooms.

“Why’d Yosuke-sempai want us to watch the Midnight Channel all of a sudden? Did he realize something about the case?” Kanji sighs, shaking his head as he folds his arms.

“Is anything even going to show up? No one was on TV that could have been a target...” Yukiko states, shaking her head. “But there was no short hand. Yosuke must be serious.”

“Senpai never responded when I texted him to see if he knew what Yosuke was talking about...” Rise shakes her head.

The TV flickers a bit, and Yosuke bites his lip. He already knows what’s going to appear in the TV...or at least a vague idea.

A City Scape is shown on screen, lights blinding parts of the screen as a distorted laugh echos through out.

“Huh?! But...who’s connected to this?” Chie looks close at the screen.

“Ladies and gentlemen...I welcome you...to hell. Where freedom and choice is about as real as the bonds forged.”

A sword is heard being drawn harshly from it’s sheathe and the sheathe itself is seen flung into view of the camera.

“This place is a labyrinth of lies, where only the powerful and strong willed can live. I invite you to learn more about it’s inner depths, or die trying. And I know you can’t refuse an invitation from me...Partner.”

The camera finally focuses on the speaker, but there’s too short of time to actually see his face before he stabs the camera with a katana. The broadcast abruptly ends there.

“There are only two people I know of who use that term in Inaba...” Naoto states, shaking her head. “But I should wait to talk about this with the others...”

The team all heads to bed, the broadcast fresh on their mind as the doze off.

As the group all starts to head to Junes the next day, Yosuke is stopped by Dojima.

“Hey, you haven’t happened to see Yu at all today have you? I know the two of you are friends so I was just wondering if...”

Yosuke shakes his head. “I’m sorry Officer Dojima, but I was just under the assumption he was too sick to leave the house today.”

“With the constant reports of missing person’s cases, I can’t help but worry. If you find anything out, please let me know.” Dojima walks off after that.

“...so he really is in the TV then...” Yosuke sighs, putting his headphones on as he keeps walking.

The others are already at the Food Court on the roof of Junes, everyone looking worried when they notice Yu isn’t there.

“Is everyone here?” Yosuke asks, taking off his headphones as he sits where Yu normally would. “I’m sure you’ve noticed by now...but...Yu isn’t with us at the moment.”

“Yu-kun’s Uncle talked to me as I was crossing the street, saying he never saw him in the house and Nanako-chan apprently mentioned his bed was even still made...” Chie sighs, placing a hand on her cheek. “What’s going on?”

“Given the Shadow in the TV used ‘Partner’ as it’s preferred phrase, it’s quite clear that that was Senpai’s Shadow since Yosuke’s still with us. But he wasn’t featured on TV in any form so, this goes against every previous case so far... ” Rise sighs, shaking her head.

“There’s more to it then just that. Yu-senpai already has Izanagi...so why would his Shadow appear suddenly?” Naoto states. “From my understanding, you need to face your Shadow to gain a Persona correct?”

“Except...Yu never did...” Yosuke finally speaks, folding his arms over his chest. “Remember when we hunted those Treasure Hands? Yu was suddenly in pain during it.”

“But didn’t he say he didn’t know why he was hurting?” Yukiko asks, tilting her head.

“Yeah...because he was hiding the truth from us.”

This causes the whole group to go deathly quiet, allowing Yosuke to speak again.

“I spied on him after he asked for some space...and I found out what it was. Izanagi’s...been hurting him. Maybe even killing him..because somehow, he never faced himself...”

“And you’re only telling us this after he’s already gone? You could have told us from the start, Yosuke-senpai.” Naoto glares a bit.

“I...needed to make sure it wasn’t something else. So yesterday...I talked to him one on one...and the way he was acting told me all I needed to know. I told him that he’d need to face his Shadow at some point...but...” Yosuke sighs, shaking his head. “Didn’t expect it to be so soon...”

“Well we should go save him right?” Teddie flaps his arms, looking at everyone. “The more time we waste the more danger Sensei is in!”

Moving quietly and quickly, the group heads into the TV where Rise begins to scan the area.

“Any luck finding that area?” Yosuke asks, cleaning his glasses before putting them back on.

“Yeah, it’s in the south western portion. We should hurry.”

The group rushes over and finds a steel gate leading into a crowded looking city...that looks very familiar to Yosuke.

“Aw geez, of course it’d be a city...” Chie sighs, shaking her head. “Well should Yosuke take the lead then?”

“If that’s alright with everyone...” Yosuke states, taking a deep breath. “Let’s go in. Our leader’s trapped somewhere in here.”

#persona 4 #Teddie #yu narukami #yosuke hanamura #Kanji Tatsumi #Rise Kujikawa #chie satanoka #yukiko amagi #naoto shirogane #ryotaro dojima #shadow pains

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