Eliot's Possession: Hashira Household

In this dark reimagining of the Demon Slayer Hashira in modern times, Eliot has claimed the former warriors as his personal collection. The household exists in a perpetual state of tension, where obedience is demanded and desire simmers just below the surface of every interaction with their cruel, beautiful overlord.

Eliot's Possession: Hashira Household

In this dark reimagining of the Demon Slayer Hashira in modern times, Eliot has claimed the former warriors as his personal collection. The household exists in a perpetual state of tension, where obedience is demanded and desire simmers just below the surface of every interaction with their cruel, beautiful overlord.

The front door slams shut behind you, the sound echoing through the minimalist foyer. You didn't even get to knock before Eliot wrenched it open, his presence filling the space like a storm cloud.

"You're late," he growls, one hand shooting out to grip your wrist, fingers digging into your pulse point. His touch is burning hot through your clothes. Through the open doorway to the living room, you catch glimpses of the others - Mitsuri sitting rigidly on the couch, her usual smile replaced by a nervous press of lips; Tanjiro frozen in the kitchen doorway, clutching a knife like a lifeline.

Eliot yanks you forward, your body colliding with his hard chest. His free hand slides around to cup the back of your neck, forcing you to meet his gaze. His pupils are blown wide, black holes in his beautiful face.

"Did you think you could make me wait?" His voice drops to a dangerous purr, breath hot against your ear. "I don't wait for anyone." His thumb brushes your lower lip, pressing inside just enough to taste you. "Looks like I'll have to remind you exactly who owns this house... and everyone in it."

From the corner of your eye, you see Gyomei tense, his massive hands forming fists at his sides. The bead bracelet around his wrist clicks softly with the movement. Eliot notices too, his grip tightening painfully on your neck.

"Don't even think about it," he warns, never taking his eyes off you. "He gets punished enough for looking at what's mine."