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Whispers of the Water

© Cederwyn Whitefurr

3rd October, 2024

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The moon hung low over the hills, casting a pale glow over the landscape as Eamon stepped out of the stone and sod cottage. The chill of the night air bit at his skin, but something far colder stirred within him, a prickling sensation at the back of his neck that unsettled his every step. His boots splashed in a dark puddle just beyond the threshold, the water unnaturally still, though the leaves rustled faintly in the breeze.

Slick, fresh hoofprints trailed away from the puddle, glistening like spilled ink on the ground. They led toward the loch, each one resembling a horse's hoof. His pulse quickened as he crouched down, fingers grazing the damp earth. The hoofprints gnawed at him, stirring an unspoken dread mixed with curiosity. He rose slowly, his gaze drifting towards the water's edge where shadows rippled beneath the surface, their dance mesmerising and unnerving all at once.

As he approached, the stillness pressed in on him, heavy and expectant, like the night itself was holding its breath. The old legends whispered through his mind, tales of travellers bewitched and lured by beautiful forms, never to be seen again. He had never believed them—not really. But now, standing here alone under the moon, those stories felt far too real.

*

A soft, melodic nicker cut through the quiet, sending a shiver down his spine. He froze, scanning the mist-shrouded loch and its banks. The sound was ethereal, beckoning him forward with an irresistible allure.

And then it appeared—stepping out of the fog like a dream made flesh. A horse, sleek and wet, its ebony coat gleaming in the moonlight, mane flowing like strands of water weed. It stood still for a moment, as if appraising him, its eyes intelligent and bright, before taking a few deliberate steps forward. The creature was breathtaking, impossibly graceful, its movements liquid and mesmerising.

Eamon's breath caught in his throat. He had dreamed of such a creature—longed for one—never imagining he'd see one in the flesh. “A Friesian...” he murmured, as he extended his hand cautiously. It showed no fear, only curiosity. Its nostrils flared, hot breath caressing his fingers.

“You must belong to someone,” he whispered, brushing his fingers against its velvety muzzle. “Are you lost?”

It gave no answer, only flicked its tail, its calm demeanour drawing him in deeper. Despite the tension that still gripped him, Eamon found himself captivated by its presence. Too perfect, his mind tried to warn him, a dream that shouldn't exist.

But the warning was drowned out by the pull he felt—the way it leaned into his touch, pressing closer, inviting. His fingers grazed the damp, slick coat, marvelling at the warmth beneath. The sensation thrilled him, but there was something strange about it, something almost... wrong.

His hand moved along her side, lower, fingers brushing against something warm and firm. His breath caught as realization dawned—teats, full and leathery beneath his touch. The mare shifted, pressing more insistently against him, and a flush rose to his cheeks.

Eamon's hand jerked back, a sudden pang of discomfort washing over him. For a brief moment, reality broke through the fog of enchantment, and he remembered the stories—the warnings. But then the mare nickered again, softer this time, and his hesitation wavered.

Stories and myths meant to scare children. This mare... she's someone's lost pet, domesticated, surely. But she's so friendly and trusting. No, stop thinking like that.

His thoughts crumbled like loam as she snorted softly, then tenderly, almost lovingly, nuzzled his shoulder, glancing back at her flanks, as if craving his gentle touch again.

“You're a mare...” Eamon stuttered, jerking his hand away and stepping back. “I'm sorry, I didn't mean...”

She turned her head, snorting gently before side-stepping back to him, glancing between his hands and her belly, her ears flicking forward in curiosity—a willingness for him to touch her intimately once more.

Eamon surrendered to the moment, one hand caressing her damp neck whilst the other tangled in her silky mane.

“Are you truly lost?” Eamon whispered, feeling an inexplicable bond forming. “You seem... so relaxed, so at home by the loch. Do you live nearby?”

She tilted her head slightly, and in that moment, Eamon noticed the delicate curve of her neck, the way her mane cascaded like waves spilling over a shore. It felt as though she understood him, her intelligent eyes shimmering with a depth that captivated him.

As he reached out again, brushing his fingers along her neck, he felt the warmth radiating from her body. “You sing of freedom,” he murmured, half to himself. “Yet there's something deeper, something I can't quite grasp...”

The mare swished her tail, then nickered softly, a sound that resonated within him like a forgotten memory. It was both comforting and alluring, pulling him closer to her. Eamon's heart raced as the air thickened with palpable tension, the world narrowing to just the two of them.

Just then, the moon broke free of the clouds, casting a silver glow over the loch. Eamon caught a glimpse of rippling shadows beneath the surface, and the flash of something flickered in the corner of his eye. He turned back to the mare, his breath hitching as the water puddling around her hooves seemed to shimmer in the moonlight.

“You're beautiful,” he whispered, caressing her neck, sliding his hand back towards her flank, then up her quivering hind leg. “So muscular, so... powerful, so majestic in your form and...”

With a gentle nicker, she slipped out of his hold, before turning and showing her rump to him, her tail arching up as she looked back at him, her ears pricked forwards.

Eamon blushed to the tips of his hair, before he stepped back, holding his hands up in a warding gesture. “Uh... no, please, you've got the wrong idea, I'm not...”

Memories of his lost love washed over Eamon like a sudden tide, drowning out the enchanting presence of the Friesian. It had been years since he had felt such a profound connection, one forged in trust and understanding with his feral mare. The memories flooded back—her gentle nuzzles, the exhilaration of galloping through meadows and fields, and the incredible physical, spiritual and sexual bond they had shared. But then come the heart-wrenching moment he lost her to a brutal storm, a loss that still haunted him.

The Friesian mare moved before him seemed to sense his turmoil, her intelligent eyes watching with a depth that both comforted and unnerved him.

“I'm sorry, you remind me of her,” he whispered, his voice barely escaping his tightening throat. “But you're not her. You're different.”

With a flick of her tail, the mare took a cautious back-step closer, the air between them thick with unspoken understanding and need. Eamon's heart raced, torn between the warmth of nostalgia and the creeping unease that settled in his chest. The way she moved—fluidly, almost seductively—evoked memories of his past, and there was an alluring pull beneath it.

Eamon's fingers twitched, yearning to reach out again, to stroke her velvety coat. Yet, he hesitated. This mare was not his lost companion; she was something other, something that belonged to someone else. He suspected that the individual shared a similar bond with her, as he had with his own mare. But the desire blossoming within him was unsettling, awakening feelings he'd thought long since faded.

“I can't,” he muttered, shaking his head. “It'd be wrong, I can't give in to these... urges.”

But as he spoke, the mare pushed closer, her tail arching up over his shoulder like a soft, wet veil, her eyes locked onto his with an intensity that felt both innocent and unnaturally seductive. Eamon's heart leapt into his throat, a mixture of fear and desire swirling within him.

'W-what do you want from me?” he asked, his voice trembling yet steady against the tumult roiling within him.

She tilted her head, a gesture that felt simultaneously innocent and knowing as if she could perceive the weight of his unspoken fears and desires. “You're not... like the others,” he whispered, the truth resonating deep within him. “You seem to...”

Suddenly, moonlight danced across the loch, illuminating the shadows lurking beneath the dark surface. The air grew thick with the scent of damp earth and brine, and Eamon's instincts flared, a primal urge warning him of the unknown dangers hidden just out of sight. With a snort, the mare glared at the loch, her powerful frame tense and quivering. Then, she returned her captivating gaze to him, eyes glinting like polished obsidian as if challenging him to resist her desires. A mix of dread and desire coursed through him, twisting in his gut as he met her gaze.

Driven by an inexplicable force, Eamon's hand rose, trembling as it brushed against her dark, leathery folds. Warmth radiated from her, a heat that pulled him closer. He gasped as her folds parted slightly, revealing the deep pink of her inner depths—a sight both inviting and overwhelming. A gentle nicker escaped the mare as she quivered, urging him forward.

His fingers trembled as they made contact, but the heat radiating from her was overshadowed by the cold, lurking unease within him, the fog moving closer to shroud them both in anonymity as if sanctioning this immoral moment.

As he did so, a tremor rippled through him—part longing, part desire, and part something dark and haunting that brushed against him like the eldritch touch of a ghost. It curled around his spine, raising goosebumps on his skin. The air thickened with a magical resonance, a soft sound, like the lapping of water at the loch's shoreline, urging him to surrender to her will.

Eamon felt his heartbeat synchronise with that of the mare, each beat fuelling the longing and surging desire within him. Yet beneath that pull lay the weight of an ancient power—a warning that whispered of her true nature, laced with enchantment and deceit.

Her gaze, wide and innocent, held him captive, but he sensed the hunger beneath it—not just for him to mate with her, but for his very essence. It was intoxicating, and as he blinked, the enchantment deepened, the world around them fading until only she, and what she was asking of him, consumed him.

At that moment, Eamon realised he was losing control, swept away by the warmth of her presence and the memories of his lost mare lover. The air shimmered with unspoken promises, and his heart thundered with excitement intertwined with deep-seated dread.

“I can't forget her... But you're not her.”

Eamon's breath quickened as he pressed his lips against her slick, glistening folds. His tongue began to explore her, externally, and internally, tracing the ridges of her vaginal tunnel. He tasted her, all of her, his knowledge and skill making her knees quiver and her breath break to rapid pants. He felt the mare's warmth envelop him, his heart racing in time with hers. Her presence ignited something deep within him, a forgotten fire. Each caress of her folds felt electric, yet beneath it all, suppressed within him, lurked an unsettling darkness that beckoned.

The mare squealed and clamped down with her labial muscles, squeezing and rippling, her nickers erupting from her as he expertly brought the pleasure that built and flooded over her. With each sound, she urged him on, but there was an unspoken limit to her seduction of him, a guiding force that prevented her from pushing him too far, too quickly.

Eamon surrendered to the waves of ecstasy that enveloped him, feeling the delicate boundary between her pleasure and his longing shift in her favour during this shared and intimate moment.

Before long, the dance reached its inevitable peak, the mare pushing back against him, her head bowed, great panting breaths exploding from her nostrils. She was close—oh, so close! When he pressed his thumb against her clitoris and wiggled it, the mare squealed as her climax struck like lightning. It was intense, primal and powerful.

“Mmph!” Eamon gurgled, feeling her fluids gush down his throat, as he swallowed repeatedly, savouring the hot, sensual flood of her natural secretions. “Mmm... good girl...” He shuddered, petting her rump lovingly.

With a snort, the mare suddenly tensed, then flinched away almost like he'd slapped her. Her head snapped up and she turned her head, gazing easterly, her ears flattening against her skull and her gaze narrowing.

“Woah, HEY!” Eamon yelped, falling backwards to land heavily on the ground, his trousers betraying his own arousal. “We're not...”

Trembling, the mare turned and nuzzled him, almost apologetically, her breath warm against his skin, leaving him shaken yet sexually unfulfilled. There was a gentleness, yet a hurried motion in her touch. It was like she appreciated what he had done for her. As she nuzzled him again, her soft warmth radiating comfort—an acknowledgement of the connection they had shared, even if, in his mind, it had been one-sided.

“Thank you,” Eamon murmured, feeling a bittersweet pang as her gentle nuzzle sent shivers down his spine. The mare's eyes held a depth of gratitude and a hint of something more, something ancient, that tugged at his very soul.

With a gentle lipping, she stepped back and turned away, slipping into the fog that swirled in her passage. In seconds, it swallowed her form, like she was a wisp of smoke caught in a breeze. Eamon watched, breathless, as he recalled her form, what they'd shared. He remained there for some time, even as the first hints of dawn broke over the horizon.

The world around him returned to stillness, enshrouding him in an impenetrable fog, his mind reeling at what he'd done. How it'd felt, how she responded to every lick and touch and then that moment – how he'd brought her to such an incredible climax... His heart thudded with a mixture of pleasure and frustration. He remained trembling and yearning, the warmth of their connection lingering like a phantoms caress. The loch shimmered in the last glimmers of the full moon, reflecting his inner turmoil—a blend of fulfilment and a hunger deep within him, that refused to fade away.

*

Days turned into weeks as the moon continued its dance across the sky, each cycle drawing Eamon back to the edge of the loch, where the memory of that encounter with the Friesian mare lingered like a tune he couldn't get out of his mind. He found himself restless and yearning, the shadows of their previous encounter filling his dreams. Every night, he felt the pull of those memories—an enchanting, arousing memory that beckoned him to return, promising much more than a chance to pleasure that beautiful, willing mare. It was a connection he'd never expected to feel again—and couldn't quite define.

Every night, the loch remained quiet, she remained absent, and his pain and longing grew within him. Had she been recaptured? Imprisoned in a barn, denied the freedom to explore the loch and the surrounds and find him? Did she long for him, as he did for her? Eamon didn't know. Her presence was a thrill that had deepened after one encounter, into an obsession; he couldn't resist returning again and again to the loch, every night, praying and calling out for her appearance once more.

*

Eamon began to notice strange occurrences around him. Whispers on the wind seemed to carry a subtle echo of her nicker, and he found himself spending hours sitting on the loch's shoreline, staring out over its inky depths, the water reflecting both the swelling moon and his own desperate yearning. Dreams filled with visions of his late mare morphed into the form of the enigmatic Friesian mare, each dream filling his mind, haunting his sleep, each one he recalled what he'd shared with his mare—yet instead of her, it was that beautiful, ebony furred Freisian. He could almost feel her breath on his skin—soft and seductive, the way it brought goosebumps every time he felt it. Her quiet whinny, her beautiful, melodious nicker, calling him in his dreams, drawing him closer and promising untold pleasures.

As the days passed, the line between reality an dream blurred, each night spent by the loch further entwining him in a web he could not see nor feel, for it was not of his weaving.

*

One night, nursing a pint in the cozy warmth of the local inn, Eamon found himself drawn to a wise elder woman sitting by the crackling fire. The low murmur of voices and laughter and the rich scent of roasted meat surrounded them, but his heart felt heavy with the weight of the mare's absence.

As he sipped his ale, he glanced at the old woman, who gazed back and raised an inviting eyebrow.

“Ah, wise one,” he began, gathering his muddled thoughts. “I have come to this hamlet to write a tale. A fictional tale, of course, about a young man enchanted by a mysterious mare, whose allure pulls him deeper into longing and bittersweet desire.”

The old crone's large eyes sparkled with ancient wisdom, and she nodded knowingly. “You're the young novelist, living in that old cottage out by the loch? Aye, ye are lad, I know much, see much. Aye, stories have I, for it sounds like your fictional man is drawn to the fae—a dark fae at that! A Kelpie!” Her gaze pierced him as if she could see through the facade he wore. “The Kelpie is a creature of unspeakable evil. It lives in freshwater loch; they can appear as mare or stallion, even take on human guise to enchant and seduce their prey.”

Eamon blinked, enchanted by the old crone's tale, taking a sip from his ale as he listened.

They're known to kidnap children, men or women, seduce them, do unspeakable things with them, and when the Kelpie is bored with them, it will take them for a ride...their last ride. For once astride a Kelpie's back, the victim can not escape. Foul magicks the Kelpie wield, for they will return their their loch, and drown their victim! Pickling their corpse until it's waterlogged and rank, before the Kelpie devours them. Their death is cruel and tormenting, for it is in their last second of life, that the Kelpie derives its true nourishment, with the death of their victim.”

“They're a...” Eamon began, then felt his voice falter.

“Myth? Myth you say, my laddie? There are things here in Scotland, that'd turn your hair white and freeze the blood in your veins.” She whispered quietly, almost seemingly afraid to give utterance to the words. “Mock not the stories lad, for they are not fanciful tales, not in these lands. Now listen and heed me. A Kelpie can not be trusted, none of the fae can! A Kelpie will lure you with your heart's desire, appearing beautiful and whispering sweet promises, do any number of unnatural acts, either as human or horse, for they live for the pleasure of such unnatural acts between man and mare, or stallion and woman! Or they will offer you power, wealth, riches beyond imagination... their true darkness lies beneath that enchanting, alluring exterior.”

Eamon's heart raced, the air thick with tension as the old crone's words twisted through his mind, unravelling the already complicated feelings he harboured for that Friesian mare. The thrill of that night felt like a tether to which he clung, binding him to an irresistible force, yet dread coiled within him, a serpent poised to strike at the very edge of awareness.

This old crone is making this up. The fae? A Kelpie? They don't exist. They're folk tales told to terrify children into behaving. Eamon thought, dismissing her warnings, but he kept a sliver of doubt locked away in his mind.

“Thank you for your story, old one,” he managed, bowing his head in respect. “Your knowledge and story will be invaluable in my novel!”

“Go in peace, lad,” she muttered, her gaze turning to the platter of skinned sardines that were set on the counter near her. “But heed my warning; the fae are mischievous and cunning! Work not with them, nor thank them, for you will find yourself ensnared in their debt... a place no mortal wishes to be!”

Eamon paid his tab and that of the old woman, whose eyes turned to watch him as he rose and headed towards the door.

A sad, mournful look lingered in her glistening eyes, and her fingers slightly webbed, moved deftly and plucked a sardine. She held it above her mouth, then released it, swallowing it whole. For a fleeting moment, there was the smell of the sea, and the shimmer of what looked like waves shimmered in her dark eyes—echoes of a life stolen from her, unfulfilled.

Without another word, he left the inn, the heavy door closing behind him.

“Ye be cursed, lad, for the Kelpie has her eyes on you; I can smell her vile stench upon you...” she muttered, her voice low and gravelly, carrying the weight of the sea itself. “Ye be lost...”

*

Once again, Eamon stood at the water's edge. The full moon hung ponderous and heavy, casting its silvery light over the loch's glass-like surface. The air was unnaturally still for this time of year in the highlands, with only the soft rustle of distant trees disturbing the silence. He was lost, unaware of his surroundings, as if the loch itself had a grip on his mind—its depths pulling at his thoughts, stirring feelings he could neither escape nor understand.

His heart raced, caught between the deep tug of desire and the familiar whisper of caution. A quiet click of hooves on the stones drew his from his reverie.

She had come again.

He didn't need to look to know she was there. He felt her presence, an enchanting silhouette emerging from the shadows, her breath misting in the cool night air. Her allure was undeniable, a magnetic pull that seemed to beckon him, filling his mind with promises he dared not fully consider. Each time she appeared, the rational warnings in his mind—legends, stories of doom—were swept away, eclipsed by her hypnotic gaze and the primal call she stirred within him.

A soft nicker broke the stillness. He turned to face her, his body moving without conscious thought, each step towards her a surrender he had not spoken aloud. The loch rippled gently behind him, its mirrored surface breaking like the last vestiges of reason slipping from his grasp. Eamon felt the damp earth beneath his feet, the faint echo of her approach mirroring his own.

She stood before him, glistening under the moon's glow—her coat like liquid silver, her eyes deep pools of intelligence and muster. Her gaze held his, and for a moment, the world shrank to just the two of them. He was acutely aware of her warmth, a living force wrapping around him, trying to dissolve any vestiges of his last resistance.

He hesitated, knowing—somewhere deep inside—he should retreat. But he didn't. He couldn't. With each breath, each passing moment, the stories, the old warnings, the whispers from the wind, all fell away like forgotten dreams. Her presence filled him, leaving him no room for anything else.

She stepped closer, and Eamon's breath caught. His hand moved of its own accord, fingers brushing her cheek. The softness of her fur, the warmth, sent a shiver down his spine. He brought his face near hers, sharing his breath with her in an ancient, unspoken bond. Her nostrils flared, taking in his scent as her eyes seemed to expand, dark and endless, like the loch behind them. Her forehead gently pressed against his, and in that moment, he knew he was lost.

His heartbeat quickened. The night seemed thick with anticipation, the air heavy with promises he could almost taste. The flicker of the moonlight, the soft rustling of the leaves, everything felt distant, unreal, as if time itself had begun to slow. The mare's broad tongue lapped at his face, from nose to hairline, sealing the unspoken pact between them.

There was no turning back.

His body responded to her closeness, heart racing as his trousers grew tight. The last flicker of reason tried to warn him of the precipice he stood on, but he dismissed it. Desire had already won. His hands moved to her neck, fingers tracing the contours of her muscular form, as he whispered soft words, sounds that had no meaning but spoke of his desire and surrender.

Her breath, warm and soft, caressed his skin as she nuzzled him. The gentle play of her lips against his clothes made him tremble. Her coat rippled, and Eamon was captivated, his mind and body fully ensnared in her spell.

The loch shimmered beside them, reflecting the moon's cold light, and for a moment, a flicker of movement—a shadow—passed across its surface. A whisper of something dark and ancient stirred in the back of Eamon's mind, but he shoved it aside, too enthralled as the mare playfully bit at his clothes, to listen to it. His hands roamed her body, tracing the lines of her chest, her legs, and her belly. Each touch deepened the connection and the urges, pulling him further and further into her world.

Slowly at first, the mare circled him, her movements graceful and deliberate, as though she were weaving an invisible net around him, tightening her hold. The soft sound of her hooves against the earth seemed to echo in his ears, a hypnotic rhythm, pulling him deeper into the dreamlike trance she cast. She moved widdershins, over and over, turning the air heavy with tension and unspoken desire.

When she stopped, her breath fogging in the cool air, their eyes met once more. Her gaze held him, intense and knowing. Eamon stripped bare beneath her scrutiny, as though she could see into the very depths of his soul. He shivered, not from the cold, but from the weight of the moment, from the force of desire that he felt for her—and the way her leathery lips curled into what looked like a smile.

She beckoned him forward, turning so he was against the edge of the loch. He stared at her, his heart pounding in his chest, the line between fear and longing blurring with each step. As they reached the water's edge, she lowered her head to drink. When she had finished, water dripping from her lips, her breath, warm and fragrant, grazed his skin, making goosebumps rise. Curious, she nuzzled his tented trousers, her eyes gazing up through her long eyelashes as if gauging his reaction to this unexpected touch. Eamon's body responded instinctively, his breath coming in shallow gasps as he stood there, shocked and aroused in equal measure.

Her lips teasingly plucked at the trousers, her tongue slurping, before she frowned and gave a soft snort, pulling her head back.

“No...” Eamon begged her, his breath coming in shallow gasps as he reached out to stroke her forehead.

Time seemed to slow, the loch whispering its ancient secrets, though Eamon was too far gone to hear them. The mare, sensing his surrender, circled him again, drawing closer and closer, her body brushing against his, her every movement a dance of intent and seduction.

When she stopped, panting and staring at him, Eamon felt a primal hunger awaken within him. He wanted her—needed _her—_nothing else mattered. He stepped closer, their breaths mingling in the night air. His hands trembled as he stroked her, his voice a low whisper of desire and need.

He began to disrobe, his trembling fingers fumbling with his clothes. The mare watched, her gaze widening as he stood before her, naked and exposed. Her eyes flicked down to his groin, her dark eyes widening as she saw what stood proudly between his legs. then back up to him, her ears twitching nervously. Eamon was oblivious to her hesitation, his mind consumed by the desire that had claimed him, body and soul.

As the mare lowered herself onto her knees, her movements fluid and graceful, she turned her head to glance back at Eamon. Her dark eyes shimmered with invitation, her tail twitching aside, and a soft nicker escaped her lips. Eamon's breath hitched as he watched her labial folds wink, exposing the glistening pink of her vaginal depths, before clenching and winking again at him. He knelt down behind her, the cool earth a stark contrast to the heat emanating from her body.

He placed one hand on her rump, feeling the smooth fur and powerful musculature beneath his palm, his pulse thumping in his ears with anticipation. Her tail swished again, brushing against his arm, as he delicately gripped it and pushed it aside. She nickered again, her eyes never leaving his face, as she trembled in anticipation and eagerness.

Eamon's hands roamed her lower body, his touch gentle yet possessive, his heart racing with the weight of the moment. Her skin was warm under his fingers, her coat glistening like mercury under the moon's soft light. Every breath she took seemed to sync with his own, drawing him deeper into the spell she had woven around him.

The mare shifted slightly beneath him, her body pressing back against his. Her breath came out in quiet, rhythmic huffs, encouraging him, guiding him forward. Eamon took his penis in one hand, aligning it with her folds. As her labia winked, he pushed forward and his mind turned to jelly as he felt the powerful muscular contractions, the slickness, the pure ecstasy of hilting this Friesian mare. The distance between them suddenly disappeared, as the mare pushed back, their connection as his hips slapped against hers undeniable as the pull of the moon on the loch's increasingly agitated waters.

She's too hot, her muscles are too strong, I can't... Eamon's mind reeled. It'd never been like this with his mare, she had done things he'd never imagined, but this took his breath away.

Watching him, the mare nickered and rippled her vaginal muscles, an unmistakable smile spreading across her dark lips, a gleam in her eyes narrowing as a malevolent intent come over her expression, an even darker thought filling her mind. Yes, human, give yourself to me, body and soul, for soon...you will truly be mine.

Eamon gasped, slapping the mare's hips with his palms, shuddering and panting helplessly. With a shiver, she relaxed her crushing grip and let him dismount from her, her nicker of amusement hanging in the air between them.

He remounted her, but this time, his movements were slow, almost tentative, as if he were exploring the boundaries of her depths. Eamon's hands slid from her rump to her sides, caressing her as he felt the heat building within her. The world outside this moment—the loch, the trees, the very air—seemed to vanish into the background, leaving only the two of them in this intense, intimate moment.

He pressed himself to the hilt inside her, finding her in a way that felt as natural as it was inevitable. The heat and softness of her enveloped him, welcomed him, tortured and consumed him. Each muscular contraction felt like a hot, slick glove before the relaxing muscles rippled and felt like sensual fingertips from the root to the penile head. He gasped quietly, the sensation overwhelming and intense.

She responded in kind, each time he'd dismount, she'd hold her gaze on him, feeling him press against her and she'd counter with her winking, tightening the muscles more and more, feeling as her body was pleasured as he'd slip back inside her. She settled into the rhythm, her muscles rippling beneath his touch.

Eamon's mind swirled, lost in the primal connection between them. Every breath, every movement, was a surrender to the deep desires she had awoken within him. He could feel her heartbeat through his palms, and the steady rise and fall of her body seemed to pull him even deeper under her spell.

The tension between them built, each movement drawing them closer to the precipice neither could turn away from. His hands gripped her tighter, his heart racing as the boundary between pleasure and danger blurred. In this moment, Eamon knew he was hers completely—body, mind and soul.

The mare's breath came faster, her muscles quivering beneath his touch. Eamon moved in sync with her, his body pressed firmly against hers as they found a pleasurable rhythm. His hands roamed her back, and her flanks, tracing the contours of her hips as he knelt behind her, every movement becoming more and more intense.

She let out a low, quiet nicker, her body responding to him, her tail swishing in time with their motions, tickling his left thigh. The lock, the trees, and even the moonlight seemed to pulse in time with them, a silent witness to their unnatural union. The water lapped gently at the shore, its quiet voice matching the rise and fall of their bodies as Eamon lost himself completely in the moment.

His hands began to grip her flanks with a newfound urgency, his breath coming in ragged gasps as the heat from her neithers intensified. The urge was undeniable now, every thrust within her a silent plea for more, for something he couldn't put into words. Eamon's thoughts became a blur, driving into places he'd never imagined, every rational thought swept away as he grunted and pounded against her like a creature possessed.

In the moonlight, the mare's coat shimmered, her body glowing with an otherworldly beauty. Eamon could feel her power now, the seductive energy that wrapped around him like a vice. Yet even as his heart thundered with lust and desire, there was an undeniable undercurrent of something darker lurking beneath the surface—a warning struggling to break the surface, something he couldn't quite grasp through the incredible haze of passion.

The mare shuddered and shifted beneath him, her body pressing back against him even harder in a way that sent waves of pleasure streaking through his entire being. Eamon's grip tightened, his mind spinning as the world around him faded even further into oblivion. There was only her—her warmth, her depths that squeezed and rippled, her every movement drawing him further into the trap she had so skilfully laid.

His body trembled with the intensity of it all, the pleasure within him building to a crescendo as they moved together, their breaths mingling in the cool night air. Eamon felt like he was on the very verge of something vast and terrifying, but the allure of the moment was too great to resist. Each thrust inside her felt like a strike of lightning, igniting every nerve ending, driving him deeper into her enchantment.

Her breath quickened, her body trembling beneath him, rippling with the heat of their connection and her own arousal. Eamon's hands gripped her flanks tighter, the slickness of her depths urging him on as the rhythm of their bodies became a primal, lustful need, his moans and her squeals echoing through the quiet night. He could feel her rapid heartbeat, a frenetic drumbeat of desire that resonated between them.

As they moved together, a rush of warmth surged through Eamon, and he could feel the precipice rushing towards him. The world faded further, leaving only the two of them and the undeniable pull of pleasure. Her body tightened around him, trapping him deep inside her, the rippling muscles sending him spiralling towards the edge.

This is it, he thought, losing himself in the depths of the ecstasy. The mare squealed, her dark eyes glimmering with a predatory delight, urging him on as if she could sense his impending release.

With one final, powerful thrust, Eamon felt the wave crest, then crash over him. His body tensed, muscles contracting as he surrendered, the overwhelming pleasure that enveloped him. His length throbbed and pulsed, explosive spurts of his semen squirting deep inside her.

With an ear-piercing squeal the mare's labia and vaginal muscles crushed down, her depths clenching tightly around him, a flood of warmth and fluids splattering his groin and thighs as she reached her own shattering climax.

As they reached the peak of their union, a powerful climax that felt as if the stars above had exploded in a burst of light. Eamon's mind blanked as he lost all sense of time and space, his body overwhelmed by the sheer intensity of their shared moment. The connection between them felt electric, each pulse of her muscles sending shock waves of euphoria through every fibre of his being again and again, and he knew, she felt the same.

As their breaths began to slow, and the world slowly crept back into focus, Eamon realised the truth of what had just transpired. He was entwined in the web she had spun, each heartbeat echoing with the weight of her dark intentions. Yet in this moment of bliss, he could only feel the lingering warmth of their union and the shroud of her enchantment settling over him like the early morning dew, a bittersweet realisation of the trap he had willingly walked into...

TO BE CONCLUDED...