Avast there, matey! Gather 'round and listen to the tale of "Inmou," a story as twisted as a kraken's tentacles and hotter than a cannon blast. It be a tale o' two relationships, each sailin' on seas o' lust and loaded with enough irony to sink a galleon.
First, we meet Ken-chan and Nozomi, childhood friends who've drifted into a relationship more awkward than a three-legged parrot. She's all clingy and possessive, declarin' their love to anyone with ears, while he's more flustered than a cabin boy in a brothel.
Nozomi, with the guile of a siren, lures Ken-chan to her empty (and I mean *empty*) mansion under the pretense of a chat with her parents. Turns out, the only chattin' she's interested in involves activities best left undescribed to landlubbers. She's obsessed with Ken-chan, spouting hyperbolic nonsense about wanting two of herself to love him more. Talk about yer lovesick sea monsters!
Meanwhile, on the mainland, we have the picture-perfect student council president, Shizuri. She's admired by all, especially the hapless Arata, who sees her as pure as a mermaid's tear. Little does he know, she's got a hidden side, naughtier than a pirate's parrot with a taste for rum. When Arata stumbles upon her *ahem* "handkerchief," Shizuri, with a boldness that would make Blackbeard blush, decides she *must* have him.
Irony abounds, matey, as the reserved Shizuri becomes the aggressor, demanding to see Arata's "masturbation technique" (aye, 'tis a strange request) in a scene more shocking than a broadside at point-blank range.
"Inmou" be a story of contrasts, where innocence be a disguise and the shyest lass turns into a demanding vixen. It's a tale full of passion and awkwardness, as messy and unpredictable as a storm on the high seas, and just as likely to leave ye breathless.
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