The Price of a Host (Vore Story)
The sheep cyclops was nothing but a nutritious slush to be pushed deeper into the cyclops's digestive system.
The Walls of Akros
"cyclops!" shouted borias, or bardas. "cyclops, from the northeast! arm yourselves!" leandros regained his feet, sword in hand.
Like A Thorn In The Eye
The outer-dimension demon grasped one of cyclops's gigantic breasts, before caressing the whole of the giantess' bosom.
Idolized
The cyclops extended his tongue and licked the husky's length from the base slowly to the ruby red tip. rodney started to moan from the cyclops' ministrations.
Shattered Shards: Magical Mishaps
The cyclops released arilee's wrists, her left hand instead gently gripping and squeezing arilee's own.
Acamas -- A Shepherd's Apathy
Most of the stories of cyclopes i do remember, have them herding sheep, which i never understood. why of all things, do cyclopes herd sheep?
Two's a company...
At one stage, she had the cyclopes confused. this was her time. she bolted down to the ground, then flapped her wings fiercely, bolting up, she aimed for the cyclopes at his eye. erm... the one in the middle.
Serenifi: The Video Game: Cutscene Script Part 2
Fat-ass cyclops: oh, goody! mashed coyote for the main course! \*sigh\* who wrote this script? outro to boss 3: (a bomb flies into the cyclops' mouth.) fat-ass cyclops: curse my affinity for eating! (blows up.)
Reincarnated as an Orc in a Fantasy Land Ch. 2
The others kept the cyclops distracted, both legs of the beast carved up now, blood oozing from the wounds on the back of the cyclop's legs, pooling at the beast's feet now.
Trouble at Green Leaf Crossing
Slow and steady but firm steps fell onto the stone as the feline made sure the cyclops underneath could hear him.
Shattered Shards: Magical Mishaps II
The cyclops got a glare from the other two. "you mean we could've just called her in the first place?" "we didn't have ta sneak over there?"
Chapter 1: Welcome to the Jungle.
Social interaction (such as racism) amongst the cyclops meant that they viewed humans as ‘short, soft-skinned, hornless, two-eyed cyclops'.