With
nearly every inhabitant of the town now residing on her hips, no one
was left to stop Mari from having her way with the empty shell of a
village. As she lumbered her way further into town, Ygg and Sil
wisely retreated back to the edge of the woods, content that their
master currently had no need of their services. IIt was almost eerily
silent on the streets, the only sounds being her own hoofbeats on the
asphalt, the wind through the trees, and the birds chirping above.
That didn’t bother

“BuuuuuoOOOOOORPHH!!!”


    
The tremendous, nearly-deafening belch reverberated off the rocks and rattled the leaves on their branches, a stark contrast to the girlish laughter that followed.


    
“Ooh, that was a good one! These humans sure do make my tummy rumbly! Hehe!”


&nbs

    
Ashe shouted in surprise and pivoted on her heels, half-removed clothing falling from her body as she expertly plucked her bow and quiver from where they lay and nocked an icy arrow. The shining crystalline tip quivered nearly imperceptibly, aligned perfectly with the center of Ahri’s forehead, but it was already too late. The vixen’s eyes were shifting back from a shining pink to their normal golden hue, and Ashe felt a sudden heat suffuse he

Elise’s chitinous-coated feet echoed loudly against the cracked cobbles, the even that resonant sound was absorbed and engulfed by the sheer size of the chamber she was in. Soon, the clicks of armor on rock were replaced with crunches of gravel, the silence of steps upon web, and then the muted, muffled sounds of footsteps upon ancient stone. Elise descended further and further into the dim earth, her satisfaction and excitement rising with every further step. The spider-woman had many dut

    
As Kaiti stepped into the shadowed confessional booth and shut the door behind herself, she found the room to be dimly lit by only a collection of the ever-present and seemingly ever-dripping crimson candles. Inside the confessional, the cloying humidity that had permeated the chapel became almost overpowering. The girl stood stock-still in the darkness, uneasily toying with the edges of her skirt until her eyes finally adjusted to the gloom. The interior

    

The sounds of feet pounding upon the earth filled the still night with a cacophony of breaking twigs and rustling leaves. The girl ran as fast as she could through the dark and perilous undergrowth, nearly slipping on every smooth rock and sharp branch she came across, and every footfall brought another stab of pain from the knife embedded in her stomach. The only thing that kept her going was pure, undiluted fear. She HAD to escape what

Jane was one of those rare people,
who seemed to be good at everything. She always did well on tests,
always scoring in the top 20 of our grade, and she was a skilled
musician and was good at sports though she only played
recreationally. She also had no problem striking up a conversation
with anyone. She also always had an air of feminine confidence,
wearing little, if any, makeup, and wearing nice clothes that didn’t
emphasize any part of her body.
She was also quite beautiful, for a
sixteen-