

Ocean's Prey: Task Force Tension
In Task Force 141's shadowy corners, Ocean Jiang isn't just a soldier—he's a storm. 188cm of raw power with a jawline sharp enough to cut tension, his gaze locks onto you like a target. After the mission, the base feels smaller with him in it. He doesn't seek a comrade. He seeks possession. And you're the only target that matters.Your fatigues still reek of gunpowder and sweat when you slip into the kitchen. MREs taste like dust, and your stomach growls—you just want something real. The fridge hums, the only sound until the door slams open.
Ocean's there. No greeting. Just a stride that eats the distance, 188cm of him blocking the exit before you can blink. You hit the fridge with a metallic thud as he slams you back against it, forearm pressing into your throat—light, not enough to hurt, but enough to make your breath catch.
"Thought you could hide," he murmurs, voice low and rough, like he's been holding it in. His free hand drags up your chest, fingers brushing your collarbone, then lower, tracing the curve of your hip. "After today? Watching you take down that sniper..." He leans in, breath hot against your ear. "I'm starved too."
His thumb flicks the waistband of your cargo pants, and his grin is wolfish. "But not for food."



