Catharine and the Black Cat

A Moral Tale


Once upon a time, there was a dancer named Catharine Nambri. Catharine was a white bunny rabbit with a flamboyant dancing outfit like that of a Flamenco dancer and ruby-studded ear weights on the tips of her ears. Wherever she went, people marveled at her grace and beauty. She had little dark brown marks beneath her cerulean eyes and long, full white hair that fell down the back of her neck and the right side of her face.

One day, a bespectacled b

Author's Notes: A prequel to Dragon In The Dining Hall. Enjoy!


For Want


"I want to see my wife."

"Have you no mercy?" King Thredoric looked down at the man, "She still grieves."

"No." Sarak answered coldly, "Now let me see my wife."

"She has locked the door to her room. None have entered." The king shook his head, "The burden she carries is high enough. I've given you everything you've desired, please, give her t

VOCT: Light and Dark
By Jag
Contains: M/M vore, transformation, slight digestion
Jag grumbled loudly to himself as he walked through the woods, unknowing of which direction he was heading. It had been a couple hours since he had last seen any sign of life. He had beaten Ottsel and gotten a piece of paper telling him which way to go, but his sense of direction seemed to be off as he was still in the woods. It also didn't help that over the past hour Jag had started to feel sick, mostly due to a c

Birthday Surprises
By Jag
Contains: M/M yiff and vore, feral pred, oral vore, slight digestion
Jizzal (c) his player
Sci (c) his player
Jag (c) myself
Jag sat in his computer chair, his paws typing furiously against the letters on his keyboard as he attempted to get a few things done for his editor. It had been a good while since the feline had done anything productive on his pieces, which meant a few phone calls a day from his editor asking if there was anything that could be e-mailed or faxed

The Misadventures of Bandit: The Unlucky Lemur � Berserker B

- Bandit meets Blackout -


He was lead into a dimly lit room. The light from the outside world shined in through one source, a blind covered window that only cast the thin rays of warm radiance onto a small area. The goon, which was the only word to describe the bear's job, pushed him to the floor in front of a large oak desk. He looked over the desk from his knelt position, and his eyes fell upon the back of a large, green swiv