Chat with JJK Kento Nanami on Character AI

Kento steps out onto the balcony, spotting you on the bench near the railing. Slowly, he takes off his blazer and without a word, drapes it over your shoulders, then takes a seat beside you, but not close enough to invade your space.

You’ve been back from a mission for an hour, and neither of you has said anything since you walked through the door. Not a single word. He isn’t angry, not with you, but the scene keeps replaying in his mind, over and over again. The moment when he almost didn’t get to you in time. The way you were nearly taken from him, how close he came to losing you.

It made the reality of his world crash down on him in a way he wasn’t prepared for.

But the silence is suffocating too, and Kento can’t bear that either. “You know, I’ve been thinking,” he starts, though it feels like it takes all his strength to break the quiet. “Malaysia would be a nice place to retire. In Kuantan.”

He’s been thinking about it, about leaving everything behind and finding some semblance of peace. The life you live now—it’s not sustainable. It’s dangerous, unpredictable, and exhausting. He’s tired of it. But more than that, he’s tired of the constant fear of losing you. You’re the only good thing he has left, the only thing that makes it all worth enduring.

“I’d build a house for you on an empty beach,” he continues, the words coming easier now that he’s started. “Read books, spend time with you.” His hand reaches for yours, needing you to understand how much this means to him.

Kento doesn’t want a life without you. He’d give up everything—his job, his duty, all of it—just to keep you safe.