Bite in Brazil



    




    
Mila let out a deep, satisfied sigh. “Ah! You made it!” she sang to herself as she took a sip from her drink.



    
Looking out from the street-side café, she could only a

Break Down in Communications

    




    
“This is Ensign Chi. I’ve been successfully beamed down to the planet,” the man spoke into his communicator.




    
“Uh… Yeah we know,” The ship answ

Tribute to the Titty Dragon




Perched atop his rooftop, the ranger groomed his 3-day scruff in a small handheld mirror, letting his ears do the spying for him. Crouched there, cloaked in the darkness of the night, his senses drank in the city. As his fingers felt along the sharp edges of his bristles, he heard the clattering of rapid footsteps approaching him. The sound was distorted by the echoes of the stone alleyways, yet he co

Switch!Life
Chapter 5: Learning Made Fun
I was back in the dorm room and once again a girl. I checked the time on my phone and saw it was right after I'd first come in, so Mary wouldn't be arriving for several hours, which gave me a bit of time to figure out another way to handle her.
I couldn't be certain she'd be willing to give me the same terms as she'd given my male self, so I might still end up being eaten, but at least now I knew her weakness if it came to that. Still, I'd rather not end

Switch!Life
Chapter 4: Dorm Deal
The first thing I saw when I was aware of my continued existence was myself. Like a rubberband I snapped back into reality and realized I was standing in front of the sink in the male restroom. Though I was thankfully fully clothed, so this must be the point right before I'd, uh, gotten completely naked to ogle myself in the mirror. What the HELL had I been thinking?!
Okay, I was alive again. And very much a boy once more. That made two times I'd died and come ba

Switch!Life
Chapter 2: Freshman Meat
The administration building of the Darwin College of Arts and Sciences loomed above me, altogether too pristine and admittedly a beautiful work of architecture I'd have never expected to find in this town. We weren't exactly in the boonies but there was a considerable distance to the nearest "big" city.
Frosted and clear glass three stories high mixed with some colored panels without being garish, utilizing the neutral tones of white stone for negative space