Fading smoke (Patreon reward for Kodi)
Story by Xyln on SoFurry
Justin was feeling particularly flirty at the party and a cute, shy-looking porcupine caught his attention. However, it turns out you shouldn't judge a book by its cover.
This is a short thing I wrote for Kodi (https://twitter.com/Blu_Kodiak)) featuring his character Ky. Hope you guys enjoy it!
Justin shuddered as he held the dragon’s gaze. Cornered, his back pressing against a wall, the fox couldn’t do much but tremble as he looked straight into those bottomless gray pools.
“What’s the matter, fox boy?” the dragon asked with a smirk, his voice dark and deep as an unexplored cavern. “Are you surprised?”
Justin was, in fact, very surprised. The lean fox had been feeling particularly flirty that day, which was a good thing. When his friend Oli had invited him to that party, he hadn’t been feeling like attending at all – but it turned out he’d woken up feeling all teasy and attractive, so he’d decided to look for another attractive fellow to hook up with.
A small, shy-looking porcupine had caught his eye, the kind of boy that looked like he hadn’t really been with another boy yet. Justin liked those, so he’d made the first move, and the second, and the third…
… but apparently, it was the last move which counted.
They’d moved to a secluded corner to continue the flirting. The fox was confident that he was doing an extremely good job, but then things had taken an unexpected turn. The porcupine’s body had… shuddered, and then he wasn’t a porcupine anymore. He wasn’t looking shy either, or like he hadn’t been with another boy so far.
He had become a dragon – a huge dragon with a hungry gaze and the kind of expression a hunter would have. And Justin had suddenly felt like prey as well.
“B-but…” he managed to say. “I thought you were…”
The dragon chuckled softly. His laugh was low and rumbling, like a landslide happening far away.
“Don’t you like me now, fox boy?” the dragon asked, his fangs showing through a wide grin. “Were you expecting someone else?”
“Well, obviously…” Justin started, but the dragon grabbed his chin and forced him to look up.
The fox gulped, his cheeks red. No matter how dangerous the situation felt, or perhaps precisely because of that, he was getting extremely turned on.
“You got the wrong idea about me then.” The dragon drew his face closer to Justin, who felt a sudden wave of submission coursing through his body. “But don’t worry. Soon, you won’t have any ideas, right or wrong…”
Justin opened his mouth to complain, but no sound left his throat. Suddenly, the dragon’s purple hood began glowing and so did his eyes. The fox had the weirdest feeling, like something was being pulled out of him – something precious and intimate, something deep inside his skull. He felt a pulsing sensation right behind his eyes, like a somewhat pleasant headache, and then…
… then he saw the smoke. It came through his own eyes, spiraling in the air, swirling like mist. It fluttered and threatened to fade, but it slowly and surely headed towards the dragon’s muzzle. It slipped through those big, sharp fangs, being devoured like some kind of gaseous soup.
At the same time, everything started to get blurry. Hazy. Justin felt the connection with his body being severed, like he was somewhere else. Really, really far away. Falling. Fading.
“These were your thoughts, fox boy,” the dragon said, licking his fangs with deep satisfaction. “But they’ll be put to a much better use as my sustenance, don’t you agree?”
Justin simply moaned weakly, more of his thoughts fading through his eyes as the dragon consumed them one by one. Getting more and more submissive. Getting emptier and emptier. That heavy claw closed tightly around his jaw.
“And when I’m done with your thoughts and just your void body remains… heh.”
The dragon’s chuckle sent vibrations down Justin’s spine.
“Well. Then, we’ll see what I fill your body with.”