Yu Yu Hakusho, Jin x Touya
Fandom: Yu Yu Hakusho
Pairing: Jin x Touya
Theme Set: Gamma
Rating: G to NC-17
I'm so sorry that these took me so long! It was much harder than I expected it to be, I think because I have not yet seen all of the Three Kingdoms Saga, where (I believe) Jin and Touya reappear. Thus, my only references for this pairing were the few episodes in the Dark Tournament Saga in which they appear. I apologize if there are any major incongruencies or if the characterization seems off.
Comments and constructive criticism are always welcome.
# 01: Ring
Touya struggles upwards, clutching the wounds from his previous battle with the fox demon, and watches his lover step into the ring, knowing that there is nothing he can do as Jin powers up impressively but watch and pray that the wind-spirit is safely returned to him.
# 02: Hero
There are times after the fight with Team Urameshi that Touya wonders what it would be like to be a hero instead of a villain; Jin has long since learned to recognize the ice-master’s far-off, contemplative look, and knows that the best course of action in such situations is immediate distraction by the most pleasant means he can fashion.
# 03: Memory
Jin is fairly sure that, one day, it will all be just another fading memory - the Tournament, everything the shinobi sect strove for, even the very sect itself - and thinks that, if he is to have only one thing in his life that is a constant presence and can never slip away, he’d like nothing more than for that something to be Touya.
# 04: Box
When Jin thrusts a box at him - brightly-colored and poorly-wrapped - with no explanation, Touya pauses for a moment before he recalls that this day is an anniversary of sorts - of the day they first met - at which point he accepts the package with one of his rare smiles.
# 05: Run
Sometimes, Jin just wants to run away from it all: all the fighting, all the expectations, all the obsession with the goddamned mission; sometimes, Jin just wants to run and run until he can’t go on, until all he can do is lay down and slip into blissful oblivion, safely encircled in Touya’s strong arms.
# 06: Hurricane
Touya is not one to miss the irony in the fact that his lover creates hurricanes of the wind, while he himself often struggles with the hurricanes of his own confused emotions.
# 07: Wings
In every way, the wind-spirit is Touya’s wings, lifting him up when his emotions become too heavy and threaten to drag him to the ground.
# 08: Cold
Touya is generally considered cold, even for a demon, and only Jin knows how untrue this really is; in fact, the ice-master’s body pressed close to his creates the most enjoyable kind of heat.
# 09: Red
To Touya, the word “red” has never seemed sufficient to describe Jin’s hair; it is only used by those who have never seen it shine in the sunlight, gleam in the moonlight, fly in the wind - everyone, Touya realizes, but him.
# 10: Drink
It is after a night of heavy drinking with Chuu that Jin blurts out his feelings for the ice-master, and when Touya leans over to take the drink from him with a cool hand, murmuring, “You’ve had quite enough, Jin; it’s time I took you home,” the wind-spirit fears he has ruined everything - but only until he wakes the next morning and finds Touya there, holding out a glass of water with a smile.
# 11: Midnight
Touya wakes abruptly in the middle of the night and glances down the length of his body, astonished, at Jin, who is nestled between his spread thighs and takes a moment to raise his head from Touya’s aching cock and quip innocently, “I wanted a midnight snack.”
# 12: Temptation
For Jin, the diamonds of skin peeking through Touya’s mesh shirt provide just a little too much temptation, and he can’t resist laying hot kisses along the ice-master’s bare chest through the rough fabric.
# 13: View
The sweltering heat has forced Jin to shuck all of his clothes, and as he wanders shamelessly around in the nude, Touya has to admit that he’s enjoying the view.
# 14: Music
Music drifts to his ears, soft and lilting, gently piercing the thick fog laid upon him by sleep, and Jin is amazed to discover that it is Touya who sings into his pricked and quivering ears as he sleeps.
# 15: Silk
Jin decides to splurge and buy a set of expensive silk sheets, and when he grows tired of Touya berating him for wasting money on what he deems “frivolities”, he lowers the ice-master down for a round of rather intense sex, their limbs sliding over the decadent material, after which, Touya mumbles that maybe the sheets weren’t such a bad idea after all.
# 16: Cover
Jin wakes in the dead of night, shivering from the cold, and looks over at Touya, only to discover that the ice-master has stolen the covers and cocooned himself in them, looking quite pleased.
# 17: Promise
Jin forgets one day, in the heat of the moment, that Touya has asked him not to talk about their future, and he pleads desperately, as ecstasy sweeps through him, “Promise me you’ll never leave”; the ice-master waits until much later, when Jin has slipped thoroughly into sleep’s clutches to whisper back, “I promise.”
# 18: Dream
Touya used to dream of light, of emerging from the shadow, of making his presence known throughout the world; now, he dreams only of the presence and the touch of a certain playful wind-spirit.
# 19: Candle
When Jin is determined to get his way, any opposition placed against him stands about as much chance as a single candle does in a fierce gale - Touya knows this firsthand, as he resigns himself - not too unwillingly - to being thrown down and molested again.
# 20: Talent
Anyone who has seen Touya in battle knows that he has an incredible talent with his ice; only Jin knows that the ice-master has an absolutely mind-blowing talent with his tongue.
# 21: Silence
Touya isn’t surprised at the fact that there is very little silence to be had in his relationship with Jin - he never expected that there would be - what does surprise him, however, is that if he thought Jin was loud before, the wind-spirit makes enough noise to raise the dead when Touya is thrusting roughly into his body.
# 22: Journey
The journey here has been long and hard, but to Touya, it is all worth it for every time he can simply take Jin in his arms and hold him close.
# 23: Fire
Touya wonders for a brief moment if the fire he feels coursing through his veins when he lies with Jin like this will have an adverse effect on his powers - he is an ice-master, after all - before all coherent thought is shattered by the feel of Jin’s body moving within his.
# 24: Strength
He had never known real strength, Touya decides, until the day he met Jin - the strength to keep smiling, the strength to keep fighting despite it all: despite the pain, the battles, the losses, and the inevitable deaths.
# 25: Mask
Jin vividly remembers the day he saw Touya’s icy mask crack - forgetting for a moment to maintain his cool demeanor, the ice-master let a smile and a chuckle slip through, eyes widening a moment later when he realized just how close he’d let the wind-spirit get.
# 26: Ice
All of Jin’s grumbling about the cold and the wet is silenced for a moment as he watches Touya glide effortlessly across the slick surface of the frozen lake.
# 27: Fall
Touya is, quite obviously, the biting chill and sharp winds of winter, while Jin is more like the bright and blinding summer sun; when the two come together, they meld perfectly into crisp fall: relaxed, temperate, and beautiful.
# 28: Forgotten
All of those years spent in the snow used to make Touya think that he’d forgotten how to open himself up, how to be affectionate, how to love; but there’s just no mistaking the sheer strength of the warm emotion he feels when he’s with Jin.
# 29: Dance
The two dance awkwardly around the unfamiliar emotions and uncertain energy before nervously stumbling together one day - and, suddenly, the steps make sense, and the dance becomes effortless and graceful.
# 30: Body
Touya is not unattractive - he knows this - and, in the past, he has not hesitated to use his body to his advantage; so it comes as a bit of a shock when he realizes that his body is not all that Jin is after.
# 31: Sacred
For all the shinobi sect’s talk of emerging from the darkness and becoming the light, Touya has only ever held the red-headed wind-spirit as sacred.
# 32: Farewells
Jin has always considered farewells too binding, too absolute, so when he has to watch Touya fall in battle, he takes the body of his lover in his arms and weeps, but refuses to say goodbye.
# 33: World
The shinobi sect has been attempting to create a world of its own through its influence and its power, but Jin just can’t bring himself to care anymore, because when he’s with Touya, the two have already achieved that goal.
# 34: Formal
For what seems like the thousandth time, Jin tugs impatiently at the neck of the formal shinobi robes he’s been forced to wear for the installation of the newest members of the sect - replacing those lost to the brutality of the Tournament - so Touya leans over to murmur seductively, “Stop fidgeting with these ridiculous things for the rest of the ceremony, and I’ll help you get out of them once we get back home.”
# 35: Fever
Jin cannot move, cannot think, caught in the grips of the fever raging through his body - sweet relief comes in the form of what feels like cold compresses being pressed against his skin but is actually, the wind-spirit discovers when he opens his tired eyes, Touya running his cool hands over Jin’s body, releasing tiny bursts of carefully-controlled youki to lower the demon’s elevated temperature.
# 36: Laugh
“I’m only coming out if you promise not to laugh,” Touya warns, and Jin does his absolute best - really, he does - but he just can’t help it: he positively howls as Touya sulks and mutters, “I can’t believe I let you talk me into this”; who’d have thought the ice-master could look so damn cute in a frilly little dress and apron?
# 37: Lies
Touya still blocks Jin out sometimes with that wall of ice carefully erected around his heart - more out of habit than anything - and, despite his optimism, those times make the wind-spirit wonder if he’s wasting his time chasing nothing but lies.
# 38: Forever
Jin never thought he’d be overly concerned with “I love you”s and “forever”s, but when he’s lying, sated and exhausted, in Touya’s arms, it doesn’t take any great leaps of imagination for the wind-spirit to see himself spending the rest of his life like this.
# 39: Overwhelmed
It’s not often that Touya becomes too aggravated with his lover, but on those rare occasions that Jin’s constant chatter becomes a bit too overwhelming, Touya is all too happy to occupy his mouth by far more enjoyable means.
# 40: Whisper
At first, Jin is able to ignore the faint whisper of emotion that shudders through him in the ice-master’s presence, but the whisper escalates unexpectedly into a scream that is constant and powerful, until Jin can no longer find the strength to resist.
# 41: Wait
Despite everything - all the hurt, all the confusion, all the years of unrequited adoration - Jin has sworn to himself that he will wait for that oblivious ice-master until the end of time.
# 42: Talk
Touya has never been one to talk much, but with Jin, he doesn’t have to: not only does Jin always seem to know exactly what he’s thinking, the wind-spirit also chatters almost constantly, leaving no silences that Touya feels obligated to fill.
# 43: Search
When Touya suddenly disappears after the Tournament, Jin searches the world over, following every rumor, no matter how incredible, until the day the ice-master is safely back in his arms.
# 44: Hope
Not out of fear - except that it is out of fear, and he knows it, and he’s simply lying to himself - Touya refuses to say anything to Jin about these unfamiliar emotions he feels, so all he can do is love the wind-spirit quietly and subtly, and hope that someday, his affections might be noted and returned.
# 45: Eclipse
Jin is all too willing to let his affection for Touya eclipse everything else he knows he should be feeling, all too willing to let it carry him away.
# 46: Gravity
Touya is convinced that Jin gets some sort of odd enjoyment out of simply being contrary; he does nothing expected - from behaving as a stereotypical demon to obeying the laws of gravity.
# 47: Highway
Jin feels a shiver of pleasure and anticipation shoot down his spine when he wakes to discover himself bound by the wrists to the bed; his normally stoic ice-master is naked, straddling his hips, and as he notices that Jin is awake, he leans down to breathe seductively into his ear, “What’s it going to be Jin: my way, or the highway?”
# 48: Unknown
There is a great deal that is unknown is their relationship - their pasts, as well as their futures - but for right now, that doesn’t matter; all that does matter is the present, where their bodies slide together and their limbs intertwine.
# 49: Lock
When Touya returns home one day and finds Jin shivering in the snow outside his door - “You’re frozen solid, Jin; why didn’t you just go inside?” “I wasn’t sure you’d have wanted me picking your locks” - he cannot decide what to feel: a surge of affection for the wind-spirit’s, admittedly, ridiculous token of respect, or a swell of sadness at the sight of those chattering teeth and blue-tinged lips.
# 50: Breathe
Jin leans in, closer and closer, until he can press his wind-chapped lips to Touya’s, and, for a moment, the ice-master forgets how to breathe.
Cross-posted to my personal journal.
Pairing: Jin x Touya
Theme Set: Gamma
Rating: G to NC-17
I'm so sorry that these took me so long! It was much harder than I expected it to be, I think because I have not yet seen all of the Three Kingdoms Saga, where (I believe) Jin and Touya reappear. Thus, my only references for this pairing were the few episodes in the Dark Tournament Saga in which they appear. I apologize if there are any major incongruencies or if the characterization seems off.
Comments and constructive criticism are always welcome.
# 01: Ring
Touya struggles upwards, clutching the wounds from his previous battle with the fox demon, and watches his lover step into the ring, knowing that there is nothing he can do as Jin powers up impressively but watch and pray that the wind-spirit is safely returned to him.
# 02: Hero
There are times after the fight with Team Urameshi that Touya wonders what it would be like to be a hero instead of a villain; Jin has long since learned to recognize the ice-master’s far-off, contemplative look, and knows that the best course of action in such situations is immediate distraction by the most pleasant means he can fashion.
# 03: Memory
Jin is fairly sure that, one day, it will all be just another fading memory - the Tournament, everything the shinobi sect strove for, even the very sect itself - and thinks that, if he is to have only one thing in his life that is a constant presence and can never slip away, he’d like nothing more than for that something to be Touya.
# 04: Box
When Jin thrusts a box at him - brightly-colored and poorly-wrapped - with no explanation, Touya pauses for a moment before he recalls that this day is an anniversary of sorts - of the day they first met - at which point he accepts the package with one of his rare smiles.
# 05: Run
Sometimes, Jin just wants to run away from it all: all the fighting, all the expectations, all the obsession with the goddamned mission; sometimes, Jin just wants to run and run until he can’t go on, until all he can do is lay down and slip into blissful oblivion, safely encircled in Touya’s strong arms.
# 06: Hurricane
Touya is not one to miss the irony in the fact that his lover creates hurricanes of the wind, while he himself often struggles with the hurricanes of his own confused emotions.
# 07: Wings
In every way, the wind-spirit is Touya’s wings, lifting him up when his emotions become too heavy and threaten to drag him to the ground.
# 08: Cold
Touya is generally considered cold, even for a demon, and only Jin knows how untrue this really is; in fact, the ice-master’s body pressed close to his creates the most enjoyable kind of heat.
# 09: Red
To Touya, the word “red” has never seemed sufficient to describe Jin’s hair; it is only used by those who have never seen it shine in the sunlight, gleam in the moonlight, fly in the wind - everyone, Touya realizes, but him.
# 10: Drink
It is after a night of heavy drinking with Chuu that Jin blurts out his feelings for the ice-master, and when Touya leans over to take the drink from him with a cool hand, murmuring, “You’ve had quite enough, Jin; it’s time I took you home,” the wind-spirit fears he has ruined everything - but only until he wakes the next morning and finds Touya there, holding out a glass of water with a smile.
# 11: Midnight
Touya wakes abruptly in the middle of the night and glances down the length of his body, astonished, at Jin, who is nestled between his spread thighs and takes a moment to raise his head from Touya’s aching cock and quip innocently, “I wanted a midnight snack.”
# 12: Temptation
For Jin, the diamonds of skin peeking through Touya’s mesh shirt provide just a little too much temptation, and he can’t resist laying hot kisses along the ice-master’s bare chest through the rough fabric.
# 13: View
The sweltering heat has forced Jin to shuck all of his clothes, and as he wanders shamelessly around in the nude, Touya has to admit that he’s enjoying the view.
# 14: Music
Music drifts to his ears, soft and lilting, gently piercing the thick fog laid upon him by sleep, and Jin is amazed to discover that it is Touya who sings into his pricked and quivering ears as he sleeps.
# 15: Silk
Jin decides to splurge and buy a set of expensive silk sheets, and when he grows tired of Touya berating him for wasting money on what he deems “frivolities”, he lowers the ice-master down for a round of rather intense sex, their limbs sliding over the decadent material, after which, Touya mumbles that maybe the sheets weren’t such a bad idea after all.
# 16: Cover
Jin wakes in the dead of night, shivering from the cold, and looks over at Touya, only to discover that the ice-master has stolen the covers and cocooned himself in them, looking quite pleased.
# 17: Promise
Jin forgets one day, in the heat of the moment, that Touya has asked him not to talk about their future, and he pleads desperately, as ecstasy sweeps through him, “Promise me you’ll never leave”; the ice-master waits until much later, when Jin has slipped thoroughly into sleep’s clutches to whisper back, “I promise.”
# 18: Dream
Touya used to dream of light, of emerging from the shadow, of making his presence known throughout the world; now, he dreams only of the presence and the touch of a certain playful wind-spirit.
# 19: Candle
When Jin is determined to get his way, any opposition placed against him stands about as much chance as a single candle does in a fierce gale - Touya knows this firsthand, as he resigns himself - not too unwillingly - to being thrown down and molested again.
# 20: Talent
Anyone who has seen Touya in battle knows that he has an incredible talent with his ice; only Jin knows that the ice-master has an absolutely mind-blowing talent with his tongue.
# 21: Silence
Touya isn’t surprised at the fact that there is very little silence to be had in his relationship with Jin - he never expected that there would be - what does surprise him, however, is that if he thought Jin was loud before, the wind-spirit makes enough noise to raise the dead when Touya is thrusting roughly into his body.
# 22: Journey
The journey here has been long and hard, but to Touya, it is all worth it for every time he can simply take Jin in his arms and hold him close.
# 23: Fire
Touya wonders for a brief moment if the fire he feels coursing through his veins when he lies with Jin like this will have an adverse effect on his powers - he is an ice-master, after all - before all coherent thought is shattered by the feel of Jin’s body moving within his.
# 24: Strength
He had never known real strength, Touya decides, until the day he met Jin - the strength to keep smiling, the strength to keep fighting despite it all: despite the pain, the battles, the losses, and the inevitable deaths.
# 25: Mask
Jin vividly remembers the day he saw Touya’s icy mask crack - forgetting for a moment to maintain his cool demeanor, the ice-master let a smile and a chuckle slip through, eyes widening a moment later when he realized just how close he’d let the wind-spirit get.
# 26: Ice
All of Jin’s grumbling about the cold and the wet is silenced for a moment as he watches Touya glide effortlessly across the slick surface of the frozen lake.
# 27: Fall
Touya is, quite obviously, the biting chill and sharp winds of winter, while Jin is more like the bright and blinding summer sun; when the two come together, they meld perfectly into crisp fall: relaxed, temperate, and beautiful.
# 28: Forgotten
All of those years spent in the snow used to make Touya think that he’d forgotten how to open himself up, how to be affectionate, how to love; but there’s just no mistaking the sheer strength of the warm emotion he feels when he’s with Jin.
# 29: Dance
The two dance awkwardly around the unfamiliar emotions and uncertain energy before nervously stumbling together one day - and, suddenly, the steps make sense, and the dance becomes effortless and graceful.
# 30: Body
Touya is not unattractive - he knows this - and, in the past, he has not hesitated to use his body to his advantage; so it comes as a bit of a shock when he realizes that his body is not all that Jin is after.
# 31: Sacred
For all the shinobi sect’s talk of emerging from the darkness and becoming the light, Touya has only ever held the red-headed wind-spirit as sacred.
# 32: Farewells
Jin has always considered farewells too binding, too absolute, so when he has to watch Touya fall in battle, he takes the body of his lover in his arms and weeps, but refuses to say goodbye.
# 33: World
The shinobi sect has been attempting to create a world of its own through its influence and its power, but Jin just can’t bring himself to care anymore, because when he’s with Touya, the two have already achieved that goal.
# 34: Formal
For what seems like the thousandth time, Jin tugs impatiently at the neck of the formal shinobi robes he’s been forced to wear for the installation of the newest members of the sect - replacing those lost to the brutality of the Tournament - so Touya leans over to murmur seductively, “Stop fidgeting with these ridiculous things for the rest of the ceremony, and I’ll help you get out of them once we get back home.”
# 35: Fever
Jin cannot move, cannot think, caught in the grips of the fever raging through his body - sweet relief comes in the form of what feels like cold compresses being pressed against his skin but is actually, the wind-spirit discovers when he opens his tired eyes, Touya running his cool hands over Jin’s body, releasing tiny bursts of carefully-controlled youki to lower the demon’s elevated temperature.
# 36: Laugh
“I’m only coming out if you promise not to laugh,” Touya warns, and Jin does his absolute best - really, he does - but he just can’t help it: he positively howls as Touya sulks and mutters, “I can’t believe I let you talk me into this”; who’d have thought the ice-master could look so damn cute in a frilly little dress and apron?
# 37: Lies
Touya still blocks Jin out sometimes with that wall of ice carefully erected around his heart - more out of habit than anything - and, despite his optimism, those times make the wind-spirit wonder if he’s wasting his time chasing nothing but lies.
# 38: Forever
Jin never thought he’d be overly concerned with “I love you”s and “forever”s, but when he’s lying, sated and exhausted, in Touya’s arms, it doesn’t take any great leaps of imagination for the wind-spirit to see himself spending the rest of his life like this.
# 39: Overwhelmed
It’s not often that Touya becomes too aggravated with his lover, but on those rare occasions that Jin’s constant chatter becomes a bit too overwhelming, Touya is all too happy to occupy his mouth by far more enjoyable means.
# 40: Whisper
At first, Jin is able to ignore the faint whisper of emotion that shudders through him in the ice-master’s presence, but the whisper escalates unexpectedly into a scream that is constant and powerful, until Jin can no longer find the strength to resist.
# 41: Wait
Despite everything - all the hurt, all the confusion, all the years of unrequited adoration - Jin has sworn to himself that he will wait for that oblivious ice-master until the end of time.
# 42: Talk
Touya has never been one to talk much, but with Jin, he doesn’t have to: not only does Jin always seem to know exactly what he’s thinking, the wind-spirit also chatters almost constantly, leaving no silences that Touya feels obligated to fill.
# 43: Search
When Touya suddenly disappears after the Tournament, Jin searches the world over, following every rumor, no matter how incredible, until the day the ice-master is safely back in his arms.
# 44: Hope
Not out of fear - except that it is out of fear, and he knows it, and he’s simply lying to himself - Touya refuses to say anything to Jin about these unfamiliar emotions he feels, so all he can do is love the wind-spirit quietly and subtly, and hope that someday, his affections might be noted and returned.
# 45: Eclipse
Jin is all too willing to let his affection for Touya eclipse everything else he knows he should be feeling, all too willing to let it carry him away.
# 46: Gravity
Touya is convinced that Jin gets some sort of odd enjoyment out of simply being contrary; he does nothing expected - from behaving as a stereotypical demon to obeying the laws of gravity.
# 47: Highway
Jin feels a shiver of pleasure and anticipation shoot down his spine when he wakes to discover himself bound by the wrists to the bed; his normally stoic ice-master is naked, straddling his hips, and as he notices that Jin is awake, he leans down to breathe seductively into his ear, “What’s it going to be Jin: my way, or the highway?”
# 48: Unknown
There is a great deal that is unknown is their relationship - their pasts, as well as their futures - but for right now, that doesn’t matter; all that does matter is the present, where their bodies slide together and their limbs intertwine.
# 49: Lock
When Touya returns home one day and finds Jin shivering in the snow outside his door - “You’re frozen solid, Jin; why didn’t you just go inside?” “I wasn’t sure you’d have wanted me picking your locks” - he cannot decide what to feel: a surge of affection for the wind-spirit’s, admittedly, ridiculous token of respect, or a swell of sadness at the sight of those chattering teeth and blue-tinged lips.
# 50: Breathe
Jin leans in, closer and closer, until he can press his wind-chapped lips to Touya’s, and, for a moment, the ice-master forgets how to breathe.
Cross-posted to my personal journal.