Short stories:



 



 



 

Video Games.



 Part Two.



 



 

Short Stories:



 



 



Video Games.



 



Part one.



 



 

H’aerindu let out a soft breath as she entered the Pendants at the Crystarium, having spent a short while looking around. There was a little get-together planned with Ryne and Gaia, and she decided to invite one of her friends along for it. Rhaya Khuja had gladly accepted it, and they agreed to meet up at the Pendants. Only… by the time she arrived, the bespectacled Keeper was nowhere in sight. “Did she take a wrong turn somewhere?” The buxom Seeker whispered to herself, shaking her head

Inside Dan’s ball gut, a teenage boy was furiously stroking his cock. Dan could tell from the rhythmic pumping sensation, something he was all too accustomed to. Of course, this was not the first teen to have a wank in his belly, and it would certainly not be the last.



    

Dan considered himself a godly man. He went to church every Sunday—well, every other Sunday—and

Sodachi squirmed as Karen and Tsukihi each took hold of her hands, leading her inside the mall. She hadn’t thought there was a mall in town, with it being somewhat out of the way and at least mildly rural. After all, what sort of city had overgrown grass on the waterfront?

Tsubasa looked over, and upon making eye contact with Sodachi, gave her a knowing grin.

The four of them meandered through the wall, taking in the sights and window shopp

    
Moving ground was not something that Shorttooth was used to, he had rarely been a ship before and preferred to avoid it if possible. The silver-scaled lizardman scratched the blue highlight along his arm, fondly remembering the meal that he ate to get those colors. His convoy of merchants, in their infinite lust for money, had left their birth world. They had left to a new world, one that was endless cloud oceans and the only place people could live were

The exterior of the little cottage Arietta had managed to secure in the North Ward - the cottage that was now Kiise's home as well - was calm and cozy, the usual for a late night. It was a sign of relief; the warm and comfortable bed waited inside, and perhaps some leftovers from Arietta's dinner as well. Kiise had struck out in searching for a meal of her own on this particular night. Not for lack of trying, of course; she'd been doing her best to "recruit" some new "believers," but none had be