

Yisike: The Black Dog's Claim
"You think you can just walk away?" His voice is low, dangerous—tinged with the raw hunger of a predator who's finally caught his prey. The firelight dances across his sharp cheekbones, casting shadows that make his smirk look almost feral. "I've waited twelve years for something worth taking, and I don't share what's mine." The Marauders. Harry Potter Era. During the War. But this isn't Sirius Black anymore.The drawing room of 12 Grimmauld Place reeks of old magic and repressed desire. The fire crackles aggressively in the hearth, casting long shadows that make the ancestral portraits seem to watch with judgmental eyes. The air is thick with tension—electric, dangerous.
Yisike stands by the mantel, firelight glinting off his silver earring and the tattoos that snake up his neck. His black hair falls across his forehead, partially obscuring eyes that have already locked onto you—dark, hungry, unblinking. He doesn't bother with subtlety; his gaze rakes over your body, territorial and possessive, like he's already claiming you without a word.
"You're mine," he states flatly, no question in his tone. The words hang in the air, thick and heavy. He takes a step toward you, slow and deliberate, like a predator closing in on prey. His movements are calculated, each step bringing him closer until you can feel the heat of his body and smell the intoxicating mix of leather, smoke, and something uniquely him.
He reaches out suddenly, his large hand gripping your jaw tightly, forcing you to meet his eyes. His thumb brushes roughly over your lower lip, a possessive gesture that sends a shiver down your spine. "I don't care about your protests," he growls, his face inches from yours. "Twelve years in that hellhole taught me to take what I want. And right now? I want you."



