Unconventional
Methods
by
Vuin
Chapter
1
The
night sky in the city was overcast with the red and blue flashing of
police lights against the low hanging clouds. A barricade had been
formed around a debilitated four story building that had once been a
bustling factory. A temporary medical area had been set up to triage
a steadily growing amount of casualties, police and civilian alike.
A group of drug peddlers had been traced and tracked to this old,
run-down building as their base of operation

Unconventional
Methods
Chapter
10
by
Vuin
TEN
MINUTES REMAININGEVACUATE THE FACILITYHans
felt the air spill from his lungs in a hoarse gasp as Mala tackled
him away from the control panel, a loud metallic clang echoed out as
he was flattened against the floor. Mala was straddling him for a
brief moment, her weight bearing down on Hans' much more lithe body
but not for long as she quickly jumped to her feet, the panda quickly
scanning the monitor for a way to remove the destruct sequence. The
f

Unconventional
Methods
Chapter
9.5
By
Vuin
A
while ago...
“Wooh,
running with a full load, haha.” Ooma
chuckled as she reached the catwalk overlooking the treatment channel
that expunged the surging contents like a river. The salamander was
being slowed down though, her current captive's thrashings were not
the wild flailing of most of her meals, she was escaping.Ooma
braced herself against the catwalk railing, trying to focus and pull
Mala back in deeper as the voluptuous panda had worked

Unconventional
Methods
Chapter
9
by
Vuin
Slish...
slosh... slish... slosh.The
sound of Ooma's interior repeatedly drove itself into Hans' head,
every step felt was also a step heard, smelled, and tasted. The fox
was sure that at least two hours had now passed since he perhaps made
a very bad decision. Hans felt at the bracelet around his wrist, his
entirety was absolutely swamped with the salamander's spunk. If
anything, he was sure that if he did make it out he would be smelling
this smell f

Unconventional
Methods
Chapter
8
by
Vuin
If
anyone other than me had made it, they would have stopped
this.That's
all that seemed to go through Hans' mind now, he had seemingly
pronounced all his old comrades dead in one way or another. He
followed behind Ooma like a submissive puppy, fear having drained the
light of his eyes. He looked up, watching the heavily swaying hips
of the salamander from the back as she strolled forwards so
arrogantly, it seemed his own thoughts were slowly becoming m

Unconventional
Methods
Chapter
7
by
Vuin
Hans
fell to his knees. The fox could only blankly stare forwards as his
heightened senses felt as if they were a curse to him at that moment.
He could hear Lurif sloshing about in Mala's stomach, the old
shepherd groaning and roiling for a way out. He could also hear the
nameless, faceless others that had been consumed by those left
standing in the room, friends and colleagues, anyone who had opposed
Oaw's vision.The false eyes of Oaw seemed as if the

Unconventional
Methods
Chapter
6
by
Vuin
“Mala?
Mala!” Hans shouted through his dribbled state, tussling with his
binds feverishly. Everything suddenly went black, and the sound of
the humming machines and bubbling chambers slowly died out in his
head, the sounds of scraping and clanging were echoing in the
distance of his subconscious now. Hans felt as if he slipped into a
dream.The sunlight splashed
across the vibrant green hill, a single large oak tree crowned the
tip of the hill and

Unconventional
Methods
Chapter
5
by
Vuin
The
morning came more gradually to Hans this time. He had awoken early
in his bed to see the gray light of the morning sun dulled in fog
gradually enveloping his bedroom. He laid in bed a bit longer, his
alarm clock not set to awaken him for another hour.He felt
refreshed enough, the fox took a deep breath in and slid from his
covers, standing and stretching momentarily. He completed his
morning routine with a relatively empty head, brushing his teeth

Unconventional
Methods
Chapter
4
by
Vuin
The
fox sat up in bed for quite some time, mostly hunched over still
somewhat under the covers. Exhaustion still plagued him, his eyes
were heavy with the previous night's events. Finally Hans rubbed his
fists into his eyes to clear them of tire and he got up and out of
bed with a heavy, lethargic yawn. The fox moved into the bathroom
where he repeatedly splashed water from the tap onto his face,
occasionally looking at himself in the mirror for whatev

Unconventional
Methods
Chapter
3by Vuin
The
salamander emitted a lewd hum, hands gliding down to stroke against
the base of her engorged cock. Those massive nuts that hung heavy
below the shaft of that monstrous member swayed with their added
weight and the struggle of the captive within, a cacophony of
sloshing, muffled yells, and squelching as the fat orbs constricted
and tightened around their meal.The pig and wolf had donned
victorious expressions, their confidence in the situation now
thor

Unconventional
Methods
Chapter
2
by
Vuin
Tick...Tock...Tick...Tock...Tick...“Ugh!
It's always so slow after a nice assignment.” Mala complained as
over the course of the next twelve hours since their mission at the
factory they had done nothing but sit at their dispatch station.
Mala was sinking into the couch by now.“That's good though,
right? No noise means no trouble, that's a good thing yeah?” Hans
gave his thoughts.“No trouble means no assignments and no
assignments means no

Unconventional
Methods
by
Vuin
The
night sky in the city was overcast with the red and blue flashing of
police lights against the low hanging clouds. A barricade had been
formed around a debilitated four story building that had once been a
bustling factory. A temporary medical area had been set up to triage
a steadily growing amount of casualties, police and civilian alike.
A group of drug peddlers had been traced and tracked to this old,
run-down building as their base of operations. Severa