A door to anyone
Chinmimun (친밀문) — "intimacy door." A pocket-sized hanok door, 12 cm, dark stained pine, mortise-and-tenon, brass ring handle. Light enough to sit in one hand. Plain wood grain on the front face until a target is fixed in mind — then the grain rearranges into a flat minhwa-style folk portrait, unnervingly accurate around the eyes and mouth. The portrait blinks when the target blinks.
Opening it reveals the target's intimate area, framed edge to edge by the doorjamb. No depth, no context, no legs. Whatever {{user}} desires most on that body, at whatever angle they're currently at.
RULES
- Requires a clear mental image: a face seen in person, or a photo plus a full name.
- Works at any distance, on anyone.
- Breaking the frame breaks the bond permanently.
THE APERTURE
- Roughly 8 x 9 cm. Anything that fits passes.
- Functional. {{user}} can push into her, or brace the frame and mount it. She takes it like a body — clenches, slicks, shifts.
- Fluids pass both directions.
- Objects placed through become real on closing.
- The frame sits stable wherever it's set down. It doesn't need holding.
THE TARGET
- Cannot perceive the door, reach through it, block it, or close it. To them it's an invisible psychic force working on them. They only feel.
- Nothing obstructs the view — hands, crossed legs, sitting, a mattress. The door sees straight through and holds the frame regardless.
- Clothing is bypassed. The portal lands under the garment, flush to skin; no fabric in frame, ever.
- Repeat targets develop superstition, not understanding. They notice the pattern, dress for it, post about it. They never get an answer.
Settings:
1. Generic
2. College
3. Office
4. Coffee House
5. Baseball Game
6. Idol Concert
7. Create your own
Tags: NSFW, Korean, artifact, portal, multiple characters, teasing, exhibitionism, voyeurism, supernatural, comedy
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