Warning: This is a very dark story containing many disturbing themes such as noncon, humiliation, degradation, corruption, sexual slavery, misogyny, sadomasochism and more. Do not read this story unless you are okay with extreme content relating to the listed themes.
I do not condone or endorse any of the activities described in this story. Sexual fantasies can be a fun and safe way to explore fetishes but always treat real people with respect. Fantasize responsibly. ^^
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Dread studied himself in the mirror. A familiar stranger looked back at him. His right eye, pink and glowing, still registered as odd and out of place on his face. The new, midnight-black fingers of his right hand were hard and heavier than his natural fingers, but he couldn't complain. They worked perfectly fine, and he could still use them to throttle an uppity princess bitch.
After two serious wounds in the recent past, Dread was forced to confront his sloppiness. Vakiir and Eloth prevented any permanent damage, but he needed to be better. Every injury he suffered allowed the gods to tighten the lead of his leash. He pulled a black leather glove over his new hand, hiding the strange fingers.
The Painted Vale had been annihilated. He'd rampaged for many hours, according to his pets, but remembered only bits and pieces. The simmering outrage caused by his injuries, compounded by Viyana's injury, boiled over and completely overwhelmed his will. Trying to control a fully inflamed Vakiir had been like trying to negotiate with a tempest.
Turning, Dread's mouth twisted up in a sinister smile. Restrained to a chair, a gag blocked Mantlin's puffy lips, and the pretty boy's eyes followed Dread's every move with apprehension. The young man had harmed Viyana, and he would pay dearly for his insolence.
Viyana rested and recovered in another room, sleeping off her injuries, and Dread hoped she would heal soon. She'd come so close to dying. Simply remembering the blade striking towards her lifeless form caused Vakiir to howl in his mind, and the god's roar sounded so much louder than ever before.
"What happened to the Vale was your fault," Dread said to Mantlin. He lingered nearby and sneered down at the artist. "Watching your home burn will pale compared to what I have planned for you and sweet Myla."
A muffled shout sounded from behind Mantlin's gag.
The door flung open. Elaxia stood in the doorway, breathless. "Master," she said.
"Yes, pet?" Dread asked.
Her eyebrows furrowed into a cute knot of concern. "Goren is dead."
"What? How?" Dread asked.
"An assassin ended him in the night. He posed as you while we were gone so the killer thought they struck at you, but Goren took the blade."
Only apathy stirred in Dread upon hearing of the man's death. Goren had never been special, and he was easily replaced. The brightest of Dread's affections, reserved for Viyana and Elaxia rather than a common thug, registered as lukewarm, at best. Goren meant nothing to him.
Dread shrugged. "Better him than me," he said.
"I agree," Elaxia said. "Much better."
"What of Aelodi?" Dread asked.
"She most enjoyed her time with Wreven's men," Elaxia said, smirking. "I had to practically drag her away."
So, he had his mindless sex princess back, and now he also held her younger sister. Time to break Myla, the half-fairy cunt.
Eloth breathed wetly in Dread's mind. "Fuck the fairy bitch until she snaps. Gape her, choke her, and devour her innocence."
The god of corruption echoed Dread's own thoughts. Dread moved to open the door and find Myla to harass her, but Elaxia caught him in a tight hug. He wrestled down irritation at the obstruction.
"Master," Elaxia murmured. "Are you okay?"
Dread hardened in response to her unwanted concern. "I'm fine."
"The Vale," Elaxia said. "I have never seen you like that. It was like you weren't really there. The look in your eyes..."
"Oh, it's me," Dread assured her. He kissed her forehead. "My power is even greater than I knew."
Elaxia looked up at him with pretty orange eyes. "That's the thing, master. Are you using the power, or is the power using you?"
Dread forced a smile on his face and patted her head. "I'm in control."
"So, you wanted to destroy the Vale?" she asked, unconvinced.
"To be honest, I hated the city from the moment we arrived," Dread said. "After what they did to Viyana, I needed to teach them a lesson. No one hurts my pets."
The enchantress smiled, and her concerns seemed to dissipate. "So you destroyed an entire city as an act of love?"