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Lelutetia

The warm sun trickled brightly through the vivid green leaves as it made its way to the leafy floor of the forest. Pollen wafted up on an imperceptible breeze, the specks glinting in the light as they danced in the air. Trees hundreds of years old stood still among the new grasses, together in the harmony that nature provided.

A trio of Butterfree fluttered passed, cooing to themselves gently. They sprung from one bush to another; purple wings dashes of colour against the greenery. The bush rustled slightly, and they jumped up, startled, as a single Eevee jumped out. A look of pure, childlike joy crossed its face as it ran after the fleeing bugs.

The Eevee ran over dirt, ducking under a root. Its tail snagged, but with a yip, it was pulled free, and it continued the uneven jumping back onto the grass.

Seeing no more of the Butterfree, the Eevee slowed, and then stopped after pushing past a bush. Two dark, wide eyes scanned the area. It was a small, empty clearing, ground covered in a mass of ferns, bordered on one side by a small rise of rock face, where more foliage clung to the wall. The Eevee stood still, looking around the area with curiosity.

Suddenly, it froze, eyes locking at a spectacle in the trees on the other side of the clearing. There they were - the three Butterfree, coming to land on a small bush of wildflowers.

The Eevee gave a small yip, unheard over the soft rustle of the grasses. It placed a paw forwards into the clearing, but then withdrew it, and began to move around, skirting the edge instead. After a few minutes of this skirting, the bush loomed ahead, and the chase continued with another pounce, the creatures fluttering away into the forest, the lone, young Eevee in pursuit.

The Eevee would never know why it decided to not go through the clearing. The ferns were high enough to hide him, and the grasses soft enough to not make any noise as he stalked his prey. For some reason, he had taken the longer path, going around. Neither would the Eevee question it - after all, there was nothing significant. It had simply chosen to go around the empty clearing, all by itself.

* * *

The warm sun was a flare of bright yellow light, as seen through the shimmering field that covered the clearing. What light that got through the barrier shone upon a dazzling red hull, covered generously by the larger of the surrounding ferns, leaving only a few areas open to the eye.

The ship had been parked carefully, nestled between foliage and a couple of trees, right next to the rock face. It wasn't particularly hidden, the hull's red colour standing out prominently from the ferns, the metallic, blade-like wings gleaming in the sunlight, and would have been quite obvious to anyone nearby, had the entire thing not been hidden to the view of all - except those particular few who knew its presence.

Canid sat idly in the cockpit, open to the air, one furry elbow resting on the rim as he relaxed in the sunshine. On a detailed display in front of him, a three-dimensional figure spoke in a terse, feminine voice.

"Ten? In a fortnight, is that all?"

Canid rolled his eyes. "Quality over quantity, hun."

"I'm disappointed, Canid, I could have had that many in half an hour."

The grey wolf stuck out his tongue at the display. The blue-scaled creature did the same back, then snapped a row of obsidian-black teeth at him. "Found a Lucario yet?"

"First night." Canid winked. "Naturally."

"Good good. And any dragons?"

Canid hesitated, then shook his head. "Nope, not yet. I've met a wonderful Typhlosion called Jack though..." His voice began to trail off, a paw stroking his long white hair that tumbled half way down his back.

"Well, that's something to correct anyway." Dracina replied. The dragon leant back in a chair, unrendered on the display, light reflecting off of her hide. "I'm assuming your ship's hidden enough?"

Canid looked away, out of the cockpit. The shimmering barrier was perfectly spherical, reaching a few metres in radius, the boundaries well past the ship's hull. Inside, the plants still waved with their own ambient movement, the sun's light still playing across the leaves. Beyond the barrier, though, was different. The normally slow movements caused by the wind were rapid, the foliage seeming to vibrate with almost frightening pace. Overhead, clouds raced across the sky, billowing and fading in moments. The sun itself was even visibly moving across the heavens.

"Yeah, it's fine" Canid replied, looking back down. "Nothing's been tampered with, looks like the shift's working here like it does back there." He looked across the clearing as a brown blur suddenly sped past, the form moving too quickly to be reconciled into any known shape. "The temporal bubble's a bit disorientating though."

Looking back down, Canid glanced at the dashboard before him. Two clocks shone in red light, showing the normal Earth numbers he was familiar with. Above the label 'Local time', the minutes were ticking by like seconds, and the seconds were just a crimson haze of light. As he watched, the hour ticked by.

"Well, it's necessary, what with the time difference between here and there under these conditions." Dracina replied boredly. Canid watched as a cloud formed in the sky, then split into two as it passed overhead, gently diffusing at the edges.

"How long have I been gone?" Canid asked. Dracina sat back up.

"You tell me."

Canid groaned, sitting back himself, grey fur pressing against the soft black pilot's seat. Closing his eyes, he let the numbers scroll through his head. "Assuming that, to keep it simple, one minute here is one second there..." he started, "Erm...around seven hours?"

"Five hours, fifty eight minutes, and six seconds." Dracina replied. "Yours was crap."

"Hey, I was within a factor of ten. That's pretty good, right?"

The silence carried Dracina's loathing perfectly, and Canid giggled. A smile flickered across the dragon's muzzle. Elsewhere on the dashboard, a sphere rose from another display. Canid only glanced at it as the radar showed a small blip many miles away.

"Well" Canid replied, "I should get going before sunset, it's going to happen in a couple of minutes anyway..." The clock had ticked by another hour as he had been talking. "Before I do, is the DEM portal still at normal strength?"

Dracina tapped something off-screen. "Yep, readings within normal, bandwidth acceptable, transmission rate flickering at ninety-five point seven percent. You're fine over there."

"Good good. I'll check in with you in another week, okay?" Canid replied.

Dracina growled. "Hell no. I'm off to go have sex with someone. I'll talk to you in another six hours." There was a pause before shi looked back at him. "Make it twelve."

"Like hell I will. Love you, hun."

"Love you too, bitchwolf." shi granted, and gave a wink. Canid beamed back, and reaching forward, flicked a switch by the display. The render faded immediately.

He moved his finger to another switch, and flicked that too. He shivered as the field dissolved around him, the world outside the barrier suddenly slowing down with incredible acceleration. After a moment it stabilised, and Canid opened his eyes to look up. Above him, the still afternoon sun was beaming its radiance, and the sparse clouds appeared static as they hung in the sky in their quiet solitude.

The radar blipped again, and he looked at it. The blip from before had moved much closer during the time he was in the bubble, and was now only a few tens of miles away. It took Canid only a moment to realise it was heading towards him.

He blinked, tapping a few buttons on the console, but the blip remained. Whatever it was, it couldn't be identified - and it was definitely heading straight here. It was also high in the sky, and staying that way, as if to avoid detection.

Canid took a few moments to consider the situation. Whatever it was, it was large, and it may - somehow - be able to sense his ship. So that meant powerful, and most likely intelligent too.

The wolf looked at the sun. It hung in the cyan sky sparsely dotted with slow-moving clouds. Sunset wasn't for another three hours or so, at least. He sighed, and tightened the belts that hung around his waist, looking southwards in the direction of the anomaly. The forest continued for a few miles, devoid of human civilisation. Sighing, Canid reached over into the cockpit. Shutting the power down on the ship, he took one final look into the blue sky before setting off into the forest.

* * *

The walk was rougher than he had expected, and Canid wasn't making as good a progress as he had hoped. He was heading as close as he could towards the source of the anomaly as it moved towards the clearing, which meant neglecting the sparse tracks that wound their way through the trees, like a bee's path between flowers. Jumping across a small babbling stream, the wolf gave a huff of amusement, and wondered if Combee shared the same apparent ambivalence of direction of their alternates.

The thought was cut quickly though with a beep. Canid took a small metal device from his belt, and flicked it open. The sphere from before was projected, still showing the mysterious blip - but the scale was different. It was now barely a mile away, and several more above him. It hadn't changed direction.

Canid had to do something to alert whatever it was. He looked around - through the trees, he spotted a few rocks surrounded by grass, lit by the sun. Another clearing. Whatever it was, it would see him there. The wolf turned, and headed for it.

The new clearing was atop a small rise, leaving the centre free of shadows from the surrounding forest. There was a great view of the sky above him, and he loped quickly across the rocks, climbing them easily with all four paws. The hard material was warm at the touch, and cresting them, he stood, gazing into the sky. Above him, a small dot moves through the blue.

He's considered what he would do now. Whatever it was had been drawn by his ship and, most likely, the temporal bubble it had created. So to draw it to him, he had to do something equally as strange as what it would have detected.

Canid closed his eyes, relaxing his body as his focus left it - reaching out, he felt the air above him, and chose a path up through the air. His consciousness stroked a passing cloud.

A loud clap of lightning reverberated through the surrounding forest, arcing from the cloud, down to the wolf, ending a few centimetres above his ears. There it had split into another few streams, and dissipated itself into the surrounding ground.

Canid opened his eyes, and looked back up to the dot. For a moment it remained still, but as he watched, it began to grow bigger, descending straight towards him at a great speed. The wolf leapt from the rocks, landing on the grass in a single bound, and raced towards the treeline. When he was only a few meters from it, he turned back, looking up - and shielded his eyes as a wave of air blasted at him.

The trees rustled loudly at the sudden gale, and a loud thud resounded through the clearing, the shockwave felt even through the ground. Canid had glimpsed a sight of the cause, but didn't believe it until he lowered his paw a moment later to look back at it - and even then, he couldn't move out of amazement.

The Lugia's form was undeniable, shining in the light of the radiant sun. It was huge - with wings outstretched, the legendary Pokémon filled the width of the clearing, casting a shadow over the forest behind. It's large, white feet gripped the rocks, dislodging a few as it clung to them, just visible under the large, blue belly. The Lugia looked at the wolf with two piercing, violet eyes, which seemed to strike right into the wolf's mind. Around the eyes were the two characteristic, fin-like protrusions - what wasn't characteristic was the Lugia's left one, which was a deep purple instead of the usual blue. Canid stood his ground, and straightened up slowly. Amazement became tinged with fear at the legendary Pokémon before him. Again, tentatively now, he reached out with his mind.

[Greetings.] he said, slowly, the words forming in his mind. [My name is Canidae Ookami.]

The Lugia straightened up slightly as the wolf spoke telepathically. It took a few moments, but when the voice spoke, it was undoubtedly from the Lugia.

[Welcome, Canidae Ookami. I am Lelutetia, Envoy for the Lesser Waters, and a Guardian of those that travel across them.] At this, the Legendary bowed, closing it's eyes momentarily. The voice was soft, carrying only kind intentions. It was accentless - or, rather, unplaceable by those means, though it carried undertones of French or Italian. Neither did it reveal a gender, but if Canid had to choose, he would have to decide with female.

[I trust all is well?] Lelutetia asked. The Lugia's words reassured the canine somewhat, but still he stood straight, suddenly aware of how he was holding himself.

[With me...er, myself, yes] he replied. [But not with you, I assume.]

[Very observant.] the Lugia responded. [I felt a...change. A ripple. I decided to investigate.]

Canid nodded. Lugia were, after all, half psychic as far as he remembered. [Was it that strong?]

[More...unique.] Lelutetia replied. [Only one other detected it...] The Lugia closed it's eyes for a second - but before Canid could ask who had also detected his presence, it continued. [However, that is not one of the questions I have. I wish to know who you are, how you have the powers you do, and how you created such a force...]

Canid stopped to think. The questions were a lot more in depth than those he had become used to giving at Café Plaisir. He glanced around at the forest before replying - already, a small collection of Pokémon had gathered, almost hidden in the undergrowth as they gawped at the spectacle.

[It's a long story.] he said eventually. [One you may not fully believe, or understand-]

[I am an Envoy, Canidae Ookami.] interjected Lelutetia. [To discover is my assignment...]

Canid nodded. He glanced to his sides again. A few of the forest Pokémon were growing more confident, and were moving over the outskirts of the clearing.

[Perhaps this is a conversation for a more private area] Canid responded. [If you know this land, perhaps you know such a place?]

Lelutetia straightened up again, and looked at the wolf again. A ripple of fear slid through the wolf, but Canid held his ground.

Suddenly, the Lugia lifted it's wings, and gave a single, powerful flap. The Pokémon lifted into the air, and the trees surrounding the clearing bent back from the gale, scattering the creatures in the surrounding trees. Canid crouched, closing his eyes and gripping the grass with his forepaws in an attempt to not be blown backwards. When he opened his eyes again, the Legendary had gone.

The wolf cursed himself silently, his mind creeping with bewilderment. Why would such a Pokémon take a trip spanning hours to merely talk to someone for barely a minute, with few questions being answered? Why would-

The slow roar rising behind him finally made Canid turn, but all the wolf saw were two large, white feet rushing towards him. An instant later, the large toes wrapped around his lithe form as the Lugia grabbed him roughly. A chuckle echoed in his mind, and the Pokémon pushed off from the ground and launching into the air.

[Of course I wouldn't leave you like that. You think curiosity is for only for those of the land?]

Canid gave a weak smile, but his mind was almost entirely focused on the land whizzing by beneath him. The trees retreated quickly, the sparse hills fading into the rest of the mostly flat land as they climbed higher into the sky. Canid fought back a mild case of vertigo as they climbed higher and higher - he'd rarely been going so high and so fast in such a fashion. Air rushed past him quickly, his hair flowing out behind him as he glanced back at the Lugia.

[So, about that long story...] Lelutetia said, as the Pokémon turned it's head towards the wolf, a smile on it's muzzle. [I think we have a while...]

* * *

Canid gazed behind and to his right. The sky was a brilliant orange, the yellow sun shining in dazzling splendour across the bases of the clouds. Along the horizon, the land met a scarlet band as the sunset drew near. The view alone was breath-taking, but the situation in total...

Shortly after they had taken off, Canid had climbed Lelutetia's leg at the Pokémon's offer, and sat himself at the base of the Lugia's neck. From there, he had recounted much of the story that brought him to this world - though he left out many details, such as his own world, and the exact details of where he was staying. 'An adventure' was an accurate enough description of what he was doing here. To make up for this, the wolf had in turn pressed for details on the Lugia's origins. The answer had surprised him.

[Beneath the ocean lies a large domain, filled with many wonders] Lelutetia had started with. [Between pillars that stretch hundreds of metres towards the surface, a wondrous city sits like the jewel of a Clamperl. Caves and trenches and crevasses snake for miles on end, and all have been shaped and moulded over time by the Pokémon that live there. The result is pure beauty, the result of collaboration between generations upon generations.]

There had been a pause, and Canid sat in awe at the picture being painted in his mind. [Buildings, architecture?] he had responded.

[Oh yes...] Lelutetia had replied with a laugh. [Soaring arches and spiralling towers, artwork by the ocean and those that dwell in it. Monuments to it, and it's great power.] The Lugia had looked back, a warm smile upon it's muzzle. [That is where I was born.]

[There are stories... back on my world, anyway.] Canid had added. [Stories of a great city hidden under that ocean.]

[Atlantis...] Lelutetia responded, as if struck with nostalgia.

[You know of the legend?] Canid had asked.

[Of course. The legend is here too.] Lelutetia's chuckle still rang in the wolf's mind. [You can think of it that way, if it makes sense to you. Atlantis, however, was a far greater city...]

At this, the wolf had done a double take, and pressed insistently for more - but the Lugia had simply laughed, and span around in the air, causing the wolf to grip the Legendary tightly to avoid falling.

Now though, Lelutetia was flying calmly through the evening air. Below them, the coast stretched endlessly for miles on either side, the water growing darker as it stretched out into the ocean. But high up in the atmosphere, the wind was surprisingly calm, the air warm as they flew southwards. The wolf turned his head back, marvelling at the surface far below them as they soared high above it.

[How much further is it?] Canid asked. He didn't know where the Lugia was taking him, choosing to trust the Legendary Pokémon.

[Almost there...] Lelutetia replied. [I know of a place, probably one of the most secluded in this world. There we will be free to discuss further.] As it said these words, the Lugia began to descend, angling towards the dark waters of the sea.

Canid realised what would come a few moments before they hit the water, and wrapped his arms tightly around the neck of the Legendary, his paws almost meeting on the other side. He shut his eyes tight, before with a mighty splash, both he and his mount broke through the surface.

The water rushed past Canid's ears, still descending. He opened his eyes - blinking away the uncomfortable feeling of the liquid in them - and looked ahead. Lelutetia turned slightly, and Canid spotted a cave nearby. It was dark, leading into a sharp underwater cliff, and as Canid hung onto the large creature they dove straight through the mouth.

The light faded, and Canid had to blink a few times. The cave was indeed dark, and after a few seconds the wolf could pick out nothing. He felt his tail brush past a few rocks, the turbulent water making his fur and hair swim out behind him.

Now with nothing to distract him, Canid felt his lungs ache for air. He squeezed the Lugia a few times, feeling a few bubbles slip from his lips. [I can't breathe down here] he told the Pokémon. [I need air].

The large body beneath him moved, the wolf feeling muscles rippling beneath the skin. Suddenly, water broke over them - Canid let out a great gasp, taking in a few lungfuls of air gratefully.

[We have arrived.]

The Lugia's words slid through Canid's mind. Getting his breath back, he opened his eyes, looking around them. "Wow..."

The cavern was rather large - a few tens of metres in diameter, easily - and Canid's exclamation echoed through it. The walls, wet with the water that ran down them, could just be seen in the low, blue light, which emanated from clumps of bio-luminescent moss or algae that coated them. Before them the cavern extended further, dipping once again below the water level. To their right was a small beach of rock. Lelutetia extended a wing, and Canid slid down to it from the Lugia's slippery back.

[This place is beautiful...how did you find it?]

[When you spend your life in the Oceans, you learn how to find such areas.] Lelutetia replied. [Caves were always a favourite of mine...] The voice carried a light chuckle, and turning to look, Canid could make out a small smile on the Lugia's beak. The Legendary's form was shining even in this light, tinted in blue from the moss.

Canid's clothes were waterlogged and stuck to his fur, which dripped water heavily onto the rocks and moss beneath his feet. [Can we breathe in here?] he asked.

Lelutetia indicated an opening in the roof above the wolf. [That passage leads to the surface. We're fine...]

Canid raised a paw. A cool breeze played across it, coming from the opening. He smiled again, turning back to the Lugia. His smile faded somewhat, his eyes picking out the Lugia's expression.

The large creature flicked it's gaze to and from the wolf, as if nervous. It lay in the water, wings folded closely by it's side. Noticing the wolf looking at it again, the Lugia's head rose.

[Is everything okay?] Canid enquired, taking a step closer.

[I...I'm not sure.] The Lugia replied. The Legendary Pokémon, taking up most of the cavern, suddenly seemed a lot smaller. [I brought you down here for a reason.]

[To talk privately] Canid replied, sitting down slowly on the rocks, letting his legs dangle back into the water.

[Not exactly] Lelutetia replied. He looked around again, and then turned back to the wolf, who tilted his head questioningly.

There was a moment before the Pokémon spoke again. [You say you are here on an adventure, yes?]

[That's right] Canid replied.

[Well, you'll definitely find one in Café Plaisir...]

Canid stopped, giving a small smile. [So you know of the Café...]

[Of course. The place is not exactly a secret, and as an Envoy, I hear more than a few rumours...]

Canid gave a small chuckle, resting an arm on his leg. [Have you ever been there?]

Lelutetia hesitated. [...No] was the eventual reply, the creature shifting uncomfortably in the water. [I fear it would create too much of a disturbance. Lugia are not meant to frequent the land, even the Greats rarely show themselves. To interact with those that live there is even worse-]

[And yet you met with me?] Canid interjected. The Lugia hesitated again to think,

[You were...a very special case.] Lelutetia responded. [Someone with your ability was worth investigating, but I only approached because I knew you were alone.]

Canid nodded. It made sense - Lelutetia had flown high enough that no-one else would have seen, and to talk they came to this place; perhaps as secluded as one could get. But there was one thing that he had to point out.

[I don't get something, though.] Canid stated. Lelutetia looked back at him. [We talked in the air, and could have talked much longer. Coming here was unnecessary, so: Why are we here?]

Lelutetia was silent. Canid gulped quietly, suddenly regretting what he had said. Had he struck a nerve, perhaps? The Lugia were a whole different culture, something seemingly meaningless could be misinterpreted for the other culture.

The Lugia's eyes closed, and Canid looked on; when they reopened, they were suddenly firm, resolute. With a sudden heave, the Lugia raised up on it's hind legs, water flowing from the large form.

When it had drained away, the Lugia's underside was revealed. The low light illuminated the Lugia's sheath between it's legs, thick and heavy with obvious arousal.

[I brought you here to ask you a favour, Canidae Ookami.] Lelutetia gazed deeply at the wolf. [Lugia are not many in number, and intimacy between our kind requires much ritual. The couplings are almost always for life. I've...] The Lugia trailed off.

[You've never mated?] Canid finished off the sentence. Lelutetia nodded slowly. If Lugia could blush, Canid thought, the one's face would be a scarlet red.

Canid blushed instead. He glanced back at the sheath, hanging low beneath the Pokémon, the tip just touching the water.

Lelutetia's voice slid through Canid's mind again, shaky and nervous. [I know your culture is different, and if this is too sudden, then I-]

The voice cut off as Canid dropped down into the water. There were rocks about a metre below the surface, and after swimming towards the Lugia for a moment, the wolf stood on them. Half out of the water, he took another few steps as the Pokémon lifted out of the water some more, and the wolf gently placed his paws on the sheath.

Lelutetia shuddered above him, the sound of water dripping onto the surface echoing around the cavern. The sheath was thick, too thick for Canid to wrap his paws around. He grinning, stroking it, feeling the Lugia shiver above him with each movement.

As he pleasured the large Pokémon, he could feel the sheath grow quickly. As he watched, the slit before him parted as the head of the Lugia's cock pushed out. He grinned, and leant in, giving it a small sniff. The smell was only lightly musky. Opening his mouth, the wolf hesitated, and gave the head a small lick.

Lelutetia moaned loudly, stepping forwards, most likely by instinct. Canid struggled to keep his balance, stepping back on the rocks while his paws held onto the sheath. [Careful...] he thought, grinning.

The Lugia panted loudly above his head. Canid stepped back again as the cock slipped further out, and he slowly put both paws on it. It was hot against his fur, and throbbed with eagerness. But what made Canid gasp was the size, which took him by surprise, even with the Lugia being much larger than him.

The shaft was almost as thick as he was, about a foot across. Already it was the same distance out of the sheath, and it kept growing. In the low light, he could make out the flesh being a deep purple-pink colour, and past the head, several ridges were emerging. It was soft for now, but as he ran his fingers over the wet length, Canid could already feel it getting harder. "Oh, fuck..." he exclaimed out loud.

Lelutetia shifted above him. [Are...you okay?] the Lugia asked nervously. Canid gave a small chuckle.

[Yes, it's just...I've never seen any even close to this big...] He gave a small chuckle, feeling the length press against his chest as it slipped further out. A small blush of his own crept across his cheeks, and he stepped back, holding the heavy shaft up. Around him the waters rippled gently, making small waves which splashed against the beach behind him.

Canid leaned down again, taking the very tip in a paw, and giving another long lick along it. Lelutetia moaned again above him, and the huge form of the Lugia moved, showering droplets down into the lake below. The wolf smiled - the surface of the cock was smooth, and wet from the water the Lugia had swam through. He ran his paw down the length a few times - the rest of it was the same, but the ridges continued down the shaft. He murred - anyone that could fit this behemoth inside of them would be in for a treat...

Holding the shaft, Canid felt as it stopped growing, and looked it over. It was almost a metre long, the pink flesh smooth right to the base, where it was thickest. He could see it pulse visibly, and as he caressed it with his paws, a spurt of pre shot from the tip, landing on the wolf's top. It dripped down from here, running down the wolf's wet stomach fur. Canid murred, sliding his paws around the tip as some more dripped out, into the water below.

"Mmmmm..." Canid murred softly, examining the length with desire. [You're quite a sight to behold...]

[Th-thank you...] Lelutetia responded, sounding more nervous than before. It was understandable, Canid thought - he'd been the same way during his first experience. He smiled - this really was this Lugia's first time. He'd better make it something to remember...

[What are you doing...?] Lelutetia asked, as Canid stood back, letting the cock dip into the water as he let go. Quickly, he pulled off his top, and undid his belts quickly afterwards, revealing his already bulging sheath. He tossed the clothes back, letting them fall back onto the beach with a distinct squelch. Around his crotch, the water was cold - but nothing was going to stop him now. He gazed back at the cock, feeling himself shedding his inhibitions as he had done his attire.

Taking only a moment to consider the situation, Canid stepped forward, taking the Lugia's cock in both paws. Raising it to his mouth as the water drained from it and his arms, he quickly slid his muzzle over the tip with a murr of pleasure.

He stood there for several moments, sucking eagerly on the head of the cock. The hot flesh invited his motions, more pre leaking out and into his muzzle quickly, the wolf having to gulp whole mouthfuls at each drop. His paws stroked back and forth, feeling every ridge of the unbelievably long shaft. Above him, the Lugia's moans of pleasure only drove him further on.

The wolf bobbed his head back and forth quickly, moaning too. His tongue worked around it, and as more pre shot out, it mixed with his saliva to coat the top. Some dripped down from the sides of his mouth, lost in the waters below, rippling from the lustful movements his body made. His cock was already half out, and growing rapidly from the actions he was giving.

There was a great splash as the Lugia's tail impacted the water, sending large waves around the cavern. Lelutetia's legs moved, gripping the rocks better as the Lugia's hips pressed forwards, the tip of the cock pressing Canid's head back. He held on with his paws, another inch pressing in, not much else able to fit inside his far smaller muzzle. Yet still he suckled on the tip, moaning and shivering with the pleasure of the experience, and swallowing the Lugia's pre whenever it poured out. Canid could feel the Lugia shivering with pleasure above him, and the cock pulsing beneath his lips and paws. This only served to make him more eager, as he held the cock against his chest lustfully, snaking his tongue around what parts of the head he couldn't reach with the inside of his maw.

[Canidae...] Lelutetia's voice was strong in his head, but the wolf refused to give it much heed, at least now yet. [Not so...fast...!] The wolf continued to rub his torso against the cock, the length slick to the touch now. He brought his muzzle from the tip, letting pre drip over his face as he lapped at the underside several times in quick succession. His paws slipped further down, over the ridges, as he felt the cock throb dangerously. Smiling, he gave a final lick, long and slow, across the underside of the head. His tongue left a trail of saliva, finally finishing at the tip, where he gently let go and moved back, laying down nearer to the beach. A sudden burst of pre shot across his body, and he murred in pleasure.

Canid flicked his eyes up to the Lugia's head. Lelutetia's eyes were closed, the blush on the Lugia's muzzle deep and prominent, contrasting the pink-purple tongue than lolled from the beak, giving an expression of pleasure. The wolf grinned, knowing he'd gotten the Legendary Pokémon exactly where he'd wanted.

Lelutetia opened up both eyes slowly, looking down at the wolf, large body shivering as the Lugia slipped away from the threshold of orgasm. Canid lay in a few inches of water now, his canine cock lying against his fur, dripping pre. He panted slowly, grinning at the Lugia.

[I can tell this is your first time...] The wolf thought softly, smiling. [And I want to make sure it really is one to remember...]

[What...would you have me do?]

Canid smiled. [Lie down] he answered, pushing himself up, settling back on the small beach and holding himself there. Lelutetia smiled broadly, the blush still upon the Lugia's beak as it then lowered itself into the water. Waves engulfed the beach as the large form rolled over, the pink flesh of the cock breaking through the surface and coming to a rest on the large, rounded belly beneath. Lelutetia looked back over at Canid, who gave a wink, and pushed himself from the flooded beach.

The wolf swam under one of the Lugia's legs, and hooked a paw over the tail, the flesh squishing under his grip. Just as he was about to hoist himself up, he felt the tip of the tail wrap around his torso, the blue horns near the tip keeping him in place as Lelutetia placed him upon it, legs straddling just below the crotch.

It took Canid only a moment to realise what he was seeing, and he smiled, slipping a paw out to stroke it. The Lugia's back arched suddenly as a moan of pleasure filled the cavern. The wolf grinned, sitting back to look at the Legendary's female slit, just below the sheath.

"Figures as much..." Canid said softly, looking over to the Lugia's head briefly. "Your species is so very different from those on the land..."

[Have you ever...mated with a herm before?] Lelutetia asked, the nervousness back in hir voice.

[Yes...] Canid responded, giving a sly smile as memories seeped back into his mind, including those not even a week old...

Lelutetia smiled again, the blush subsiding again before Canid put both paws on the lips of the slit, murring. Another roar, more subdued than before, echoed around the cavern. The Lugia's female slit was of the same proportions as hir cock - large enough even, the wolf thought for a moment, to fit himself.

Canid giggled as he briefly entertained the though, before he pushed himself up, hindpaws standing unsteadily on the base of the tail as he took the Lugia's large cock in his forepaws, feeling the water run over his fingers as he lifted it to his lips. He once again dragged his tongue over the underside, feeling it pulsating in time with the Lugia's heartbeat.

Pre flowed from the tip, coating Canid's muzzle as he lapped it up, moving to the head. Both forepaws on the length, he lifted a hindpaw to steady himself, placing it near the base of the sheath. Much closer now, he pressed the bulging base of the cock against his stomach, and lapped at the underside of the head lustfully, tasting it. His paws wrapped around it, squeezing it, fingers roaming along each of the ridges, urged on by the Lugia's primal cries of pleasure.

Lelutetia rolled and shook in the water beneath the wolf, becoming consumed in pleasure. he held on tightly, feeling his body rock with the large creature, but never faltering in his efforts. He pressed his body against the length, using as much as he could to pleasure it. His own cock, fully engorged from the experience, rested against the purple-pink flesh.

Canid had given into his desires long ago, gripping the shaft with the lust that burned deep in his body. The flesh was smooth, hot, and dripped with a mixture of pre and his saliva. He pushed himself further up, nose brushing against the very tip, inhaling the Lugia's smell as his tongue continued to lap incessantly at the underside.

The Lugia's shaft pulsed dangerously once more, hir body spasming, shuddering with the pleasure. Canid panted hard, looking down from the cock for a brief second, a grin painted eternally on his muzzle. He stepped up suddenly, his hindpaw that had been standing on the very base of the tail now slipping between Lelutetia's female lips, pressing against the entrance to her vagina as Canid used it to push himself further up. His head slid over the tip, lips parting immediately to take it back into his muzzle, but not before another shot of pre coated his face. He held tightly as Lelutetia rolled beneath him from his actions, both sets of genitalia suddenly pleasured.

[C-Canidae...!] Lelutetia sent to the wolf, while hir beak was wide open, letting out the same cries of pleasure. [It's...]

Canid said nothing that could be construed as a word; merely sending back a feeling of reassurance, that he knew what would come and was ready. He pulled a paw from the large cock, suddenly gripping his own pulsing shaft, squeezing and running his hand along it as his muzzle stayed over the tip.

It didn't take long from there. Seconds later, the Lugia's body shuddered again, and then the crotch he was standing again pulsed once, strongly. Just then, an overwhelming rush of ecstasy was sent from the Lugia's mind, overcoming the wolf as the Lelutetia was pushed over the threshold. The wave of pure, unfiltered pleasure sent Canid into orgasm too, and he felt his body shaking just as the Lugia emitted a loud, unique cry of desire. The huge cock under the wolf's paws gave a sudden pulse, a fraction of a second before the length erupted in his muzzle.

The first jet of cum lasted a number a seconds. Almost immediately, Canid's muzzle was pushed from the tip, his maw filling with the thick white seed which he rushed to gulp down. The rest fountained up into the air, some splashing onto the cavern's roof, the rest falling down onto both of their bodies.

Just as Canid managed to open his eyes through the pleasure, the second load of Lelutetia's seed spurted from the tip, once more coating the wolf as it fell back down. He pulled himself back up, just able to get his lips over the head of it once again before the third load spurted out, his muzzle once again filling with the seed. Empowered by his instincts and desires, Canid drank it eagerly, his body still swimming with his own orgasm. The wolf's seed was lost in the Lugia's own, which poured from the cock quickly, flowing down her belly and over her female slit. Just as Canid thought he was spent, Lelutetia's pleasure shot through his mind, keeping him in orgasm for a few more moments.

It was a couple of minutes before the two of them finally seeped back to normal. Canid panted hard, leaning against Lelutetia's cock, which now lay against hir stomach. The Lugia's belly rose and fell in time with hir deep breaths, and only after a while managed the will to lift hir head, and smile at the wolf.

Canid gave a smile back, giggling at the scarlet blush that now seemed to adorn the Lugia's beak as a permanent feature. Slowly, he pushed himself up, making Lelutetia close her eyes as his paws brushed against both of her sexes. He gave a grin, and sitting down on the Lugia's belly, lifted up Lelutetia's beak. He looked into her deep, purple eyes, and shi into his, for a few long moments. Suddenly, the wolf wrapped his arms around the Lugia's beak. Lelutetia jumped a bit, and then sent a small chuckle to the wolf's mind, wrapping hir large wings around the small canine with a soft sigh of pleasure.

* * *

The break of dawn was even more impressive over a kilometre up. The sky was ablaze, clouds a pale pink against a navy sky, tinged with cyan where it heralded the coming sun. The air was cool against the wolf's fur, and he closed his eyes, smiling as he felt the first light of day wash over him. Lelutetia's chuckle slid through his mind, and Canid squeezed gently with his arms wrapped around the Lugia's neck.

He looked down, scanning the ground. As he watched, the shadows of the low hills slid across the plains as the sun began to rise in the sky. It was a fascinating spectacle to behold, one that he's never seen so directly in his life.

As he watched, a point of red and silver far below suddenly shone in the new day's light, the roof of the building sparkling with the countless windows and solar panels that the wolf had seen before. [There it is...] Canid thought softly. Lelutetia nodded, and hovering over the forest to the west, shi dropped down sharply. The wolf started in surprise as they went into freefall, and laughed out loud, the wind whipping his words away.

When there were a couple of hundred metres from the canopy, Lelutetia spread hir large wings, the air catching them in just the right way. Their descent slowed suddenly, Canid clutching onto the Lugia's form as tightly as he could, the trees around them bending back from the sudden downdraft created by their deceleration.

With a thud, Lelutetia landed on the ground. Having been raised for the flight, the dark blue fins along hir back now rested down, allowing Canid a smooth slide down to the Lugia's hips to dismount. He grinned, stroking a paw along one of Lelutetia's legs as he ducked back under hir wing.

"Well, this is it." he said, finally.

Lelutetia nodded. [Thank you again, for...all your help.] the Lugia responded, a smile finding her beak as she said it.

[Hey, not just yet...] Canid glanced back up at her. [As I promised, remember. Meet me back here in the evening, in six days. I'll bring someone for you.]

Lelutetia blushed at this, nodded again. [You're very kind, Canidae.]

[I just like to help, is all. It usually has its own...rewards, anyway.] He giggled, giving a wink. His tail flicked in the air, and he sighed contentedly.

Canid wrapped his arms around the Lugia's neck for a few seconds [Is there nothing else that you wish?] Shi asked as they separated.

The wolf shook his head, walking towards the edge of the clearing, before stopping and turning back. [Perhaps one last thing.]

[Of course, what is it?]

Canid took a step towards the legendary. Around them, once again, a small collection of bewildered forest Pokémon had gathered in awe at hir.

[Before, when we first talked, you said one other had detected me here.]

[Yes] Lelutetia replied, straightening up.

[Was it a Lugia?]

[No, but it was another Pokémon. That is as much as I could tell.]

Canid fell silent for a moment, thinking, and then nodded. [Okay, that's all.]

[Canidae?] Lelutetia said as he turned to go. [What is the issue?]

The wolf stopped, and turned back to the Lugia.

[I don't know how they're doing it, and I don't know why they're doing it, but someone is following me. They're always in the corner of my eye, watching me, from a balcony or from behind a bush. And I'm pretty sure they've even directed a few waiters in my path too.] He looked up into hir violet eyes. [Everywhere I've been, they've been there, just out of sight. I thought it was coincidence at first, but no - it's happened every night I've been here, that sudden moment when I thought I saw something...]

The wolf blinked a few times, then looked back up at the Lugia that stood before him. [However, though I may not know how or why...] He gave a small smile.

"I think I may know who..."

A broad grin slid across his muzzle now. He nodded at the perplexed Lugia, and padded softly off into the trees.

Around him, the birdsong resumed, heralding another beautiful summer's day at Café Plaisir.