Danika set the plate of grilled chicken down on the table and refilled two glasses of water. She spoke sweetly to the guests at the table and greeted them all with a smile. “Will that be everything tonight?” she asked. The people at the table said ‘yes’ and thanked her. After that, Danika whisked herself away to another table where the patrons were further along in their meal. “Is everything good here?” she asked. The people at the table said “yes” and said they

A Heavy Burden



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The bell over the cottage door didn’t ring so much as cough—an old, tired sound that matched the creak of the hinges and the soft huff of dust as Maia stepped inside.
It smelled like ch

Two Worlds



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The cottage burned behind him, though there was no

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only ruin.
Shutters hung loose from their hinges, banging in the wi

What Remains



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The frost clung to the roadside grass in delicate white veins, catching the weak morning sun like a net of spun sugar.
Bare branches creaked overhead in the wind, and the hush of winter lay thick ove

A Dragon’s First



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The wind whispered through the tall grass and rustling wheat like a lullaby for the hills.
The moon, a cold and distant coin, hung pale in a sky washed with stars. Crickets clicked lazily i

How to be food for Snarl
(soft vore, digestion, bone disposal)
 
You turn around after hearing a strange stomping noise and freeze in shock. A red dragon three times the size of a grizzly bear had landed in your camp, one front foot on the remnants of your tent, the other tightly grasped around your friend.
“Hello, tasties.” the beast greeted you, mischief oozing from his cruel eyes like the saliva from his maw. Your legs nearly fold beneath you, only for your instincts to kick in wh

Ike slammed the front door hard enough to frighten Felice, and the little shout she made startled him right back.
"Fuck, sorry," Ike told her. "Didn't expect anyone to be home."
"I didn't hear you come in," she laughed, clutching the top of her chest. She was sitting on the couch in her jeans and a t-shirt, apparently just relaxing with a cup of tea and her book of pencil-and-paper puzzles. Felice had been staying over more and more lately, and Ike supposed he shouldn't have been surprised she w