Brannagh reveled with his followers. It was the harvest festival, and he watched as the humans got drunk and indulged in carnal delights.
He sat back and drank deeply from his cup, content to watch as a male follower serviced his cock. His followers had created a crude temple in the woods for him, close to his cave.
Brannagh sighed and put his hand on the man's head and started fucking his mouth. This was one of his favorite things with any follower. He enjoyed watching his large member disappear down a delicate humans throat. Most gagged at his length and girth, which just made it all the more enticing.
The man sucking Brannagh's cock moaned as he was being fucked from behind by another follower. Brannagh smiled and closed his eyes. He loved when the humans fucked. Though his favorite were always the women and their cunts, he did enjoy the men as well.
His breathing quickened as the human sped up and desperately shoved Brannagh's cock into his mouth. He would cum soon, and this man loved swallowing. Faster Brannagh shoved his cock into the willing throat, and in just a few more strokes, he orgasmed. He grunted as he unloaded into the wide open mouth and heard the other human, the one fucking the cocksucker, cum as well.
After he was finished, he slowly pulled out. The rest of the congregation cheered, happy that their god had enjoyed himself. Brannagh's skin shown a dark, tanned light. The gathered continued their indulgence.
Brannagh stood up, finished his drink, and wanting to stretch his legs, walked away from the clearing. He didn't need to be there for the rest of the night. After the beginning ritual, he was connected to each of the humans. Every time they got drunk and orgasmed, he would grow in power. It would stay like that for the rest of the night, until they were so exhausted they all fell asleep.
The sounds of pleasure started to die away as he walked into the deep forest under the light of the full moon. He was Fae, so seeing in the dark was easy for him. He navigated by the faint aura the trees gave off. He was headed towards the small stream close by to wash himself.
Ahead of him, he saw a faint light that he knew were will o' the wisps. He wondered what mortal had gotten caught tonight, and was following them to their doom. But faintly, he heard singing. A mortal would not sing when caught by will o' the wisps. Cautiously and quietly he crept forward to the blue lights. He whispered a spell to shroud himself in the shadows and stood behind an ash tree. The singing was beautiful, and ethereal. He knew another Fae was ahead of him.
He peered around the tree and saw a sight that took his breath away, and made him want the Fae he saw.
The other Fae sat under an oak tree, with will o' the wisps around them. Their hair was shorter than their ears, and looked like it was spun from forget-me-nots. They were singing to the wee folk, tiny winged fae flittered about them. Their skin was the white of the moon, and Brannagh noticed the small red horns on their head and the pointed ears, which told him they were mixed.
He noticed they had large gold and orange wings. He was captivated. The fae wore a gauzy, orange, off shoulder dress. They sang about the rivers, and the forest, and how the moon glowed in the night. Brannagh crept closer, forgetting about his followers and wanting only this fae.
He stepped on a branch and cursed himself as it echoed and the will o' the wisps and wee folk hid in the oak tree. The fae stopped singing and bolted upright and pressed their back against the tree.
"Who's there?" The fae asked, frightened. They hadn't thought anyone would discover them this late.
"Fear not, I am a fellow fair folk." Brannagh dropped the spell and walked into the moonlight. "I saw will o' the wisps and thought a mortal was being caught. Then I heard singing and came to investigate."
The fae stared at Brannagh. They noticed he had golden brown hair to his chin with soft waves and a beard, carefully trimmed. His aura felt different.
"You are of the dark courts!" The sing song voice choked out, as they hid behind the oak tree. The wee folk disappeared and very quickly the will o' the wisps went out and left everything in shadows and moonlight.
"That I am!" Brannagh chuckled. "I am called Brannagh. And who might you be?" The fae started at his asking.
"You are Unseelie. I've been warned about your kind!" The fae stuck their head around the trunk and Brannagh saw one determined eye.
"You say that like it's a bad thing!" Brannagh laughed heartily as the fae shivered. "Keep your powers to yourself!"
"I'm truly sorry. Tonight is the harvest moon, and my followers have been worshipping me this night. I cannot help that my power is upon me."