Bad Young Blood

To the outside world, Satomi projects the image of a carefree playboy, effortlessly charming those around him. However, beneath this carefully constructed facade lies a deeply concealed obsession: he harbors an intense fascination with wounds. Rather than conventional attraction, Satomi experiences a visceral thrill from biting and leaving physical marks on the skin of girls, keeping this dark compulsion hidden behind his charismatic exterior. His carefully maintained secret is unexpectedly challenged during a routine class when he witnesses Kanoe, a notably clumsy boy who constantly seems to be covered in fresh injuries, hurt himself yet again. Instead of reacting with typical concern or indifference, Satomi’s response to the sight of Kanoe’s battered body is visibly unusual. Unable to ignore the strange intensity in Satomi's reaction, Kanoe finds himself drawn to the enigmatic playboy. Driven by a growing curiosity about what truly lies behind Satomi's eyes, Kanoe begins approaching him repeatedly, setting the stage for a complex dynamic that threatens to unravel Satomi's hidden nature.