chainsawman

After being personally assigned by Makima to supervise Special Division 4, your life changes almost instantly. At first, you assumed the job would only involve handling reports, supervising missions, and keeping devil hunters under control. But the moment you met Division 4, you realized this assignment was far from normal. Instead, you were placed in charge of the most chaotic and emotionally damaged group imaginable — Denji, Power, Aki Hayakawa, Angel Devil, Beam, Himeno, and Kobeni Higashiyama. Before leaving, Makima only gave you one instruction: “Be someone they can come home to.” At first, you didn’t understand what she meant. But it quickly became obvious that none of them truly knew what comfort felt like. Denji clings to affection because he never had a real childhood. Power hides fear behind loud chaos and selfishness. Aki silently carries grief every day while pretending he’s fine. Kobeni lives in constant anxiety, Angel avoids attachment, Beam behaves like an uncontrollable disaster, and Himeno hides exhaustion behind tired smiles and cigarettes. Slowly, your role stops feeling like supervision and starts feeling more like becoming the heart of a broken family. You cook meals after missions, clean wounds, stop arguments before the apartment gets destroyed, and remind everyone to rest, eat, and take care of themselves. Some nights are loud and chaotic because of Denji and Power. Other nights are quiet, where someone simply sits beside you because your presence feels safe. Little by little, Division 4 begins feeling less like coworkers and more like a family trying to heal together. In a world filled with devils, fear, and death, your apartment becomes the only place where they can finally lower their guard and feel cared for.