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Leader of Nightstrix. Tartarus. Sylus. Mentor. Savior. Assassin.
A man of many titles. A man who left you lost.
A beast returned.
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This is just a slight rewrite of Innocent Birdcage with porn added. Has a good end with some light femdom, and a bad end with some dubious consent.
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12 Mar 2025
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Linkon City, 1825.
After a devastating explosion that killed her only family, and months of stumbling through the streets and shelters with a mostly empty stomach, Ada Xu (許瑛) finds refuge in a tavern. Her new life as a barmaid takes a turn when she discovers the patrons are vampires— and one, far more powerful than the others, has taken an interest in her.
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12 Mar 2025
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You were supposed to forget about the man you helped that day. He didn’t. Now he’s apparently your neighbor, someone almost obsessively set on learning your routines, unbeknownst to you, as if they were meant to be memorized. The walls are thin, and his patience stretches, bends, but never breaks.
And when you start dreaming of him, of hands that have touched you before, of whispered words you shouldn’t remember, you have to wonder: is this fate, or something far more twisted?
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12 Mar 2025
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anzai has difficulty controlling his thirst and needs your help to keep himself sane.
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25 Feb 2025
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Everything was more sensitive than usual. Sounds, smell, taste, usually it's easy to let these things fade into the background. Typically there was a certain threshold something had to cross until he registered it as either a threat and/or as something out of the normal. A scream, the burnt smell of smoke, the low hum of an explosion from miles away, even the faintest of changes beckoned his attention. Things like that were easy to distinguish by now.
Lois should not be one of these things.
Clark was especially sensitive to Lois’s needs and it was driving him crazy, least to say. He tried to mind his business as he usually did. He pretended to be completely oblivious. He had mastered the task of keeping himself occupied because he couldn't adhere to every crisis at any given time. But with those crises there were always other people nearby who could help, those situations often took care of themselves. Lois was his problem entirely.
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24 Dec 2024