Esurenti stood in the conical home of the tall indigo people. Ebili was there, her wrist in his hand. They could speak fluently to one another. And she was saying something over and over,
“You are not a demon, you will do worse things,” She cried.
Just like Muhari had said. For the first time since he apprehended the girl, Esurenti’s face darkened.
“Why do you say this?” He demanded.
“The starving sickness is meant to keep us safe. You do not get sick. You j

Like a massive sunspot, a black shape burned itself into the sun. It grew bigger, rippling in the desert heat. It was a great black dragon, a woman in the dexterously clawed paws. He adjusted her slightly, his thumb coming up to press against her. He shook her gently. She woke with a start from her fitful dozing and peered out on the dreamscape that surrounded them, using her arms to shield her from the sun’s glare, half hooded by her own hair that was pressed back in the warm, r

Simoom
(Arabic: سموم‎
samūm; from the
root سم
s-m-m, "to
poison") is a strong, dry, dust-laden local wind. The storm
moves in cyclone (circular) form, carrying clouds of dust and sand,
and produces on humans and animals a suffocating effect. The name
means "poison wind."
Kaphila was wide-awake when Ambrosia
first returned to the bedroom. Permeating through the air was the
scent of fear, tears, sweat, and worst of all - him. She had been
washed and hair tied back, but

She walked quickly through the gigantic
corridors, scrolls in hand. News from the East. The Queen to be
notified immediately. Ambrosia wondered half-heartedly if
another war was to begin. She looked outside as she increased her
pace.
The last sun was finally setting. It was
late, and her body was illuminated in the glow of the tremendous
candles that lit the way at every pillar. Her shadow stretched and
multiplied, and she watched them with some aesthetic intrigue until
one appeared, one th

Upon untying the central knot of the
feline's bonds, she was upon Enti. She swatted his face, her razor
claws catching on his cheek. She pulled, leaving a decent gash.
Esurenti made a snarling sound, twisting after her as she bolted. He
snagged her by her bobbed tail and she yowled, but with a jolt burst
from his gasp. She made for the door. Enti was too slow with his
belly so full to reach her in time, but the heavy stone exit would
take much more than a single girl to pry open. He watched

The pregnant demon had her eyes squeezed
shut. He could smell the warm salt of tears that glistened on her
face. The feline's eyes were alight with hatred and disgust as Enti's
gaze returned to them.
"You'll be a feisty one, won't you?"
he purred to her, her vertical pupils meeting his unflinchingly. Enti
grinned. "I'm definitely saving you for last. "
He turned to the demoness who peered up
from under her thick lashes. She was around his age, maybe older. His
cock stirred ju

Soon the Demon Prince and company was in
his bedroom. He kicked his door closed behind him, the heavy latch
swinging down with an awfully finite thump. He never did like to eat
in the holding rooms. Enti laid his armfuls of gagged and bound
prisoners down near the vast landscape of pillows and blankets that
served as his bed. Lanterns and candles and oil lamps lit the massive
room in a warm, ambient glow. Heavy curtains draped across every
window. His ceilings were high and vaulted, his walls co

A small form stirred underneath down
covers. She groaned, displeased.
“Mayune, please. It’s too hot
tonight…”
A low, sonorous laugh rolled out against
her. Her sleep-heavy eyes flicked open at once. She began to scream,
but was immediately silenced by a hand as large as her face. The
giant frame it belonged to settled atop her, straddling her hips.
“Good morning, love.” Esurenti
purred.
Ambrosia took in the white flash of his
smile, the sharp gleam in his eyes. She shuddered and stop

A
day of laziness and leisure graced the palace that day. It was
unusually hot this month, and the upper class population found
themselves in a gigantic, nearly lake-sized pool. Only the Queen
herself was missing from the summer festivities. The incandescent
green-blue water was polished smartly by the twin suns in the sky,
and its inhabitants bubbled with sentences more spoken than listened
to.
I
was kicking around playfully, entertaining two palace servants with
the typical mindless drivel tha