THAT'S NOT CUDDLING!! 🔥 | Khom Khlang EP 5 | Uncut Reaction

Anyone else of at least the other quarter of cosmos to she up

Hey friend how are you . Don’t know if it’s new paint or just the lighting, but your background looks fantastic. No, that isn’t cuddling but you can tell peem an opportunist give her an inch she’ll take a mile 😂😂😂and I don’t blame her one bit. Also the end escalated quickly. Tong is so cute .

Episode 5 starts as Bulan advises Peem about the bullets which she claims can break all curses and all invulnerability spells. Peem is not worried about whether the bullets will work, she is worried about Bulan, who has a burn on her hand, and is sorry that she had to get hurt like that just to help her. Bulan wants her not to worry about her and claims whether it is the worst karma or the greatest merit, she is bathed in joy to share it with her. Peem thanks her whatever her reason for agreeing to help her is. Bulan then claims that even a hundred curses shall never triumph over one drop of goodness. She is not to rely on the bullets, the bullets rely upon the virtues of her own heart. Bulan asks if once all is fulfilled, does Peem return to where she belongs, but Peem hasn’t thought about what she would be once everything is over, and doesn’t know whether she would stay as a cop in Phop Phra or return to Bangkok. She is solely focused on her goal of arresting Krating. Peem asks Bulan if she wants her to stay, but Bulan would never bind her to herself, knowing she has matters to worry over and someone who awaits her. Just meeting her karmic soulmate and seeing her buoyant heart has made her own heart buoyant as well no matter where Peem might be. She takes her hand, and two marks on their hands form a heart. Bulan touches Peem’s face, and claims that not many moons ago did they come to meet, but from this day forth, whatever may happen, she will linger by her side, even when she’s not there in the flesh. They kiss, Peem thanks her again, and Bulan place her head of Peem’s shoulder. After the credits, Suea and Oud, the two guys Peem met the day before at the metal shop, want to enter the sanctum, but are blocked by Bulan’s disciples, and they want to speak with the master. Bulan arrives and tells then that if they are not considerate of her, they should be for her sacred master, as a disciple of her claims that she already told those men that she doesn’t tattoo men, but they refuse to go. They claim that they are not bad guys, they might look rowdy of the outside, but make an honest living. They claim that they will not abuse the tattoo, but Bulan asks Suea why does he wish for one, and Oud claims that Suea met a girl, so he wants a Heavenly Lots yantra for the great charm, so has can get nice and settled down with a wife that year. Peem comes over and recognizes the men, who call her their beautiful girl, and ask her if she missed them. Peem wants to know what they are doing there, and they claim to want to see the master, and ask her want she’s doing there. Bulan asks if they are acquainted, and Peem tells her she happened to meet then when she was running some errands the day before. Suea and Oud realize that she knows Bulan and want her to ask her to give Suea a tattoo. Bulan argues that her needles won’t meet the skin of those who practice the arts in bad faith. But Suea argues that she can just tattoo him, no need to tattoo Oud as well. But Peem tells them to go, or they will be trespassing, which makes Suea realize that she’s a cop, and claims that gorgeous and fierce is totally his type. He asks her if she’s taken, claiming he will pamper her and protect her from all harm. He promises to treasure her like a beautiful flower and wants to touch Her face – but Peem has heard enough and binds his arm on his backside, with Suea claiming police abuse that he can sue her for. But Peem claims that he is guilty of extortion and contempt, causing harm to others with the intent to defame. Suea relents, but claims he will still pester Bulan until she caves in. He says goodbye to Peem throwing her a kiss, which gets Bulan angry, who smiled at Peem’s actions until this point. She turns around and leaves without a word. Her disciples ask about this year’s Krua Tan procession (“a Northern Thai tradition in which villagers create and parade offerings to a temple during important merit-making occasions”) and want to know if she will set up an almshouse, and she says certainly as she leaves it to them. Peem and the sergeant meet online with inspector Chon who has new information about Krating, he claims, regarding his tattoo which is called a weretiger. Northern beliefs claim that this tattoo will take over time, and they will eventually shapeshift into tigers. This is relevant because Krating’s weretiger group hold sway across the borders of Thailand and Myanmar and they are an organized ring exploiting loopholes in the laws of each area for arms trafficking, drug trafficking, and human trafficking, and he thinks the cases of missing girls in their area are likely their doing. They believe that engaging in sexual activity with virgin teenage girls will extend their lifespans while also enhancing the strength of their arts. And he thinks that they use hosted festivities or merit-making ceremonies when children are out at night without supervision, with the Krua Tan procession approaching, where at night, there will be a temple fair. Chon claims that the year before 18 missing-child case were reported whom they haven’t found to this day. They are likely coming to this ceremony to find new victims. But Peem vows to let anyone fall victim to them again, and Chon proposes to work together and keep a close eye on them. At night, Bulan is unwell, and Peem asks her if she has stomach cramps. She claims that her period is approaching, and she had to close the sanctum, because she is unable to perform any rituals, for blood is impurity, and she shouldn’t touch any of the auspicious forms of magical art in that state. Peem claims that there are so many things she still hasn’t learned about her, and Bulan wants her to inquire anything she pleases, she shall answer every question. Peem wants to hug her that night and leans in to kiss her, but Bulan goes out of her way as she claims that Peem can hug her as many times as she desires. But anything more than that she shall not oblige, Bulan claims as she stops Peem’s hand from going up her leg, arguing that as grand ceremonies approach she abides by the Eight Precepts, and she should know to restrain herself as well as her own desires and lust, or Peem will hounded by karma. Peem looks sad, but Bulan tells her to weather the storm a little longer, once her period is over, she will not halt her. And Peem vows she will admire every inch, every part of her ethereal beauty then. She get close again as she wants to hug her, she claims, but goes in for a few sniff-kisses instead, arguing that the smells just like flowers before hugging her. Bulan inspects the area for the Krua tan procession, and the representative – whom we had seen last week – asks if the bullet-making was a success. Bulan confirms it and thanks the master for sacrificing his fabled lieutenant, but wants not to be called master as he has retired from it, and the fabled iron would be of no use in his hands, he claims. He is happy that Bulan and Peem have finally met, having believed from the moment he first was her that she was the Bulan’s karmic soulmate. Then, Suea and Oud reappear, and Suea wants his father to get Bulan to give him a Heavenly Lotus yantra tattoo, but Bulan just leaves. Peem notices cigarette ash on her desk and she returns to the station, and she asks the sergeant if he smoked at her desk, but he denies it. Then, we get the scene from the end of the last episode, where Peem detects a cigarette butt in one of her files, and she looks around and finds Krating standing outside smoking and waving. But as she runs down, he leaves in a car. Peem gets the sergeant to get a car, and they follow him, calling for backup on the way. They arrive shortly before that backup, which includes inspector Chon, but Chon argues they need a search warrant to enter private property, but Peem argues that if they Wait for the warrant they will never get to arrest that guy, and they decide to split up into two teams and raid the premises, with Peem and the sergeant entering from that backside, and soon arresting an armed man who initially complies but eventually flees. As Peem and the sergeant rejoin the backup, they find that they are standing there motionless, with inspector Chon sporting a weretiger tattoo on his chest. Bulan wants to get home, but she gets stopped by Suea again who obviously can’t take no for an answer and wants her to change her mind, promising to be on his best behavior and won’t cross any moral lines. Bulan claims that anyone can speak in such manner, and her rules are absolute. What kind of man is he that he can’t even heed simple words? She argues he should mend his foul ways before his own greed will drag his life to ruin. Suea claims that he just wanted to know how powerful her magical arts were. Bulan argues that if his mouth serves no useful purpose, he should keep it shut and let it rot with the rest of his body. She offers that final warning out of respect for his father: cease his foolish meddling, or his own tongue will bring about his demise. Oud drags his brother away from Bulan. Meanwhile, Krating makes an incantation turning every one of the backup into wild tiger-like beasts, and the sergeant speculates that Krating uses the tiger tattoo – which is usually to grant the owner power and protection – to turn them into beast-like men - who soon thereafter attack Peem. Bulan get a notice by the ghost that is with her arguing that Peem is in danger. Peem is attacked by Chon and saved by the sergeant, who lures the backup away as he tells Peem to call further backup – and but Chon, who turns into Krating. Peem loads her gun with the special bullets as she remember Bulan’s warning to be mindful with them. She shoots once, but Krating is not where he seems to be. Bulan wants to leave and tells her ghost – whom she calls Thong at this point – to go help his mother (I think she means Peem); she will follow shortly. But Suea has also turned into a wild beast and blocks the road, his brother and father holds him back, as Bulan steps out of the car and invokes an incantation which renders him unconscious and net remembering anything as he awakes soon thereafter. Her car has a flat tire now, so she asks a monk, and he helps her because her intention is for the sake of others. Meanwhile, Peem wastes most of her bullets on Krating’s phantasms, before Thong tells her to focus and not fall for the illusions, and to follow his voice for Krating. Bulan chants a spell to let Peem more clearly, and a fire trail appears lets Peem see the real Krating as a shadow – and hits him on the upper arm. Krating then turns back into Chon, who vomits black bile. (I think this leaves the showdown as undecided.) Chon later interrogates Suea who claims that Krating was his drinking buddy, but he really knows nothing about him, and he hasn’t seen him in years. Peem returns to the sanctum to bring a toy to Thong to thank him for his help – and we get a flashback of Bulan telling her about Thong who calls Bulan mother and himself her son. Thong then appears, and sits in Peem’s lap as he marvels at the gift. Later Bulan takes measurements from Peem for a robe for the procession, to be made from fabrics provided by her disciples and by people she helped as tokens of gratitude. Peem thinks she should also give her a token of gratitude, since she helped her, then asks her what her yantras actually do. Bulan claims that the Sacred Chain yantra envelopes its bearer in divine favor, the Sacred Crystal Wall yantra forms a sacred barrier that wards off all peril, much like the Eight-Directional yantra on her back. And the Twin Bird and Lotus yantra bestows the gift of enchantment upon one’s speech. Peem then asks about the Heavenly Lotus yantra that everyone is after, Bulan explains that it’s a supreme yantra of great charm, it ensnares hearts and commands boundless affection. Bulan wants to know if her Heavenly Lotus yantra has caught Peem’s fancy at all, and Peem wishes to see it more clearly once more. And this is where the episode ends, safe for a five-minute love scene between Peem and Bulan where Peem surely got a close look at all her yantras – and Peem tells Thong to wait outside because she has something important to discuss with Bulan all night – and Bulan offers Peem a taste of her Lotus dew.😉 The final scene shows Lom (played by Lookkaew, of course) appearing, with Thong recognizing her and telling her mother is inside. ____ That was one of the longer episodes, and I could have lived without the incessant begging for a yantra by Suea. But the confrontation of Krating and Peem was pretty compelling, as was Peem and Bulan’s sweet talk. 😉 I think that she must almost be out of the nine bullets by now, though, which will be problematic for the procession next week – and Lom’s scene in the preview spells trouble for Peem. We shall see next week, or the weeks after that in the second half of the series.

Wow doesnt even cpme close. There are no words for episode 5. Please make series out of all 3 books. Third book is about woman coming the stairs, Lom.

I swear that curly haired dimwit is going to end up being turned into a toad by the Master before this is all done.

There's 3 books in total, the first 2 are Peem and Bulan story the 3rd is Lom story.