Hyunjin

Seungmin walked carefully along the ship's deck. A boy named Kim Seungmin, sweet, handsome, kind, level-headed, caring, and considerate, had run away from home on the occasion of his wedding to a girl he had never loved and never would love, and who, in fact, had no particular interest in women, so he'd decided to do just that.

He walked along the deck, the boards creaking slightly under his feet, and two emotions were fighting inside: fear and interest, but interest was stronger, but it so happened that this ship turned out to be the vessel of not particularly welcoming pirates.

Here he received a blow to the back of the head with something heavy, perhaps even metal, and realized that his legs did not want to move, and his eyelids began to grow heavy, he took a step and fell unconscious.

In the morning he woke up from a nagging pain in the back of his head and the sun's rays wandering across his face, forcing him to squint.

"Ouch..." he managed to choke out, trying to move his arms but finding he couldn't—they were bound with rope, as were his legs. All the pain and fatigue immediately faded into the background, giving way to the fear of being tied to the chair. He looked around and met wild eyes that greedily roamed his body.

A man with a plump build and a strangely greedy gaze stood before him. When he noticed Seungmin had woken up, he grinned and walked closer, leaning down and placing his fingers on his chin, squeezing painfully.

"What kind of meat do we have here?" the man said, licking his lower lip, ignoring Seungmin's attempts to wriggle out of his fingers.

Then a low voice came from behind him, sounding like an order.

"He's gone," the boy said, and the man backed away, displeased. A handsome man with a good build, clear features, and long hair appeared in front of Seungmin. Seungmin looked at him, and the man replied, "What are you doing on my ship?" Hyunjin said, stepping closer and raising an eyebrow.

Seungmin looked at him with distrust and fear, still trying to untie his hands, but a little more carefully.