This is a short work of erotic fiction containing furry, or anthropomorphic, characters, which are animals that either demonstrate human intelligence or walk on two legs, for the purposes of these tales. It is a thriving and growing fandom in which creators are prevalent in art and writing especially.
All characters are over eighteen and clearly written to be so, as in all of my stories.
****
Shira stretched out in the sunshine, the hippogriff's hooves scraping lightly over the rock. The outcrop was one that could only be reached by flying, thought his silvery-white wings were more than capable of carrying him exactly where he needed to go. His feathers blended into the dark black, lighter where he had been softly bleached by the summer sun, of a set of equine hindquarters, strong and well-muscled - perhaps even more so than the full horses in the territory that were built to move all day. He could afford just a little more defined muscle across his hindquarters, though he still had to be light enough to fly, even with his wide, long wings to carry him up and forth into the great, blue beyond.
The tufts above the light indents of his ears quivered as he rose, relaxed after his sunbath, though there was no need for him to rush at all, perfectly safe where he was. Shira's eyes scanned the tops of the pine trees, the evergreen foliage not helping to discern the season even though it was at the height of summer, tail lashing thoughtfully, swatting away invisible flies. The long strands caught on a rough outcrop of rock, set into a sheer cliff-face, and he turned his beak curiously from one side to the other, though it was not prey that he was interested in on that particular day.
No... His stomach was full, heavy and content. That was why it had all come so very easily to him to lie down in the sun, a luxury that was so very often afforded only to predator creatures. Prey could not allow themselves that, not when there were so very many other creatures out there, all looking to get a bite of them, end their short lives just so that they could continue the circle of life and existence itself.
There was something else, however, to that circle that Shira shivered for, groaning softly in the back of his throat, a purr rumbling up as his beak vibrated and chattered lightly. He shook his head slowly from one side to the other, working out the kinks in his neck, the roll and twist of the muscles running down his spine easing out the tension. How long had he been napping for? Oh, it didn't matter, but it most certainly left him with a sleepy warmth in his limbs, the kind that curled through and made him feel comfortably heavier and duller than he was naturally.
But that need... Oh, that need... It remained to be fulfilled, tingling through, drawing the sheath tucked up at the join of his belly to his hind legs, well-protected, as he grunted in the back of his throat. Shira churred lightly, beating his wings a couple of times, though even he knew that that motion alone was not going to stop his shaft from sliding out, throbbing and aching, though it was not yet fully hard. It seemed slimmer than it was naturally, even though it would soon plump up full of blood, some light lines of definition down the length hinting at veins, though it was just the light hitting his shaft. Cast into shadow under the barrel of his stomach, it ached darkly, drooling with a glisten of pre-cum.
It had not been all that long since he'd had a partner, the other hippogriffs flighty sorts until they settled on a territory, although that sometimes took tens of years for them. They did not reproduce with viable eggs all that often, able to pick and choose what was fertilised within them (on the part of hippogriffs with a womb, that was), but it was a given that mating with another species would bring them a clutch of eggs. Even if the other species, such as a horse, was not the kind of creature that would ever normally lay eggs.
Shira smiled, parting his beak slightly as his eyes gleamed. That was just another perk of being a gryphon. Maybe he should go visit the herd of horses again, see if he could steal off some mares from under the eye of the stallion? He always had his head turning, one eye and ear on the bachelor herd of studs, who were just as much fun for Shira to play with as they were eager to have mares of their own. Out of principle, of course, the hippogriff did not devour equines, even though his digestive system was perfectly capable of digesting their flesh. It simply did not seem right to him.
But there were others out there, a new scent on the breeze, one of a creature that was like the half-bird half-lion creatures that lived in the higher, colder mountains on the other side of the territory. It was expansive and there was plenty of room for all there, even those that may not have come naturally to be there if not for the dragon that had, in his own, special way, brought them all together.
He inhaled deeply, dropping from his outcrop of rock without a care for the pull of gravity, regardless of the relish of the freefall, how it tickled his feathers, stroking them down the lines of his wings, pressing them into place. Shira's wings flared and then he was ascending again, flapping powerfully, shaping and cupping the air so that it suited his will. The hippogriff had no fear of falling, not even as he let out a furious shriek of warning, leaning into the wind, higher and higher, the forest-lined slopes falling away. A flash of colour caught his eye, something that he had only before seen in flowers, the petals soft and folding tightly around the stigma, protecting it. The colours sometimes faded or became more noticeable to other kinds of creatures, butterflies and other insects, in a way that he could not appreciate as a hippogriff, for he was not the one seeking out the sweetness of their nectar, transferring their pollen by default.
He licked the edge of his beak, soaring and tipping his wings, banking slowly, searching. The colour flittered through the trees and he hungered for them, stomach growling, though it was a moment longer for him to realise that he wanted more, something pushing him on, need rising and grinding forth. He snarled, licking his beak again, mouth damp and saliva flowing, tasting their aroma on the breeze.
Not hippogriffs. Not gryphons. Well, gryphons but gryphons unlike the ones that he had met before, their sweet scents luring him on, fruity in essence and drawing him to salivate. Shira flew so low over the treetops that his belly skimmed the highest peaks of the pines, branches shivering under his passing. He was far from a ghost and was not trying, not even in the slightest, to hide his presence, though the longer, softer feathers hidden beneath his primary flying feathers dulled the sound of his flight just a little, which was not entirely a bad thing.
"Did you hear that?"
"Up there!"
That was all the warning that Shira needed to drop through the pine needles like a stone, ignoring the scratch on his feathers and short coat of horse-hair, tail catching, ripping out a few strands. He didn't mind all of that though, not when there was such a treat lying ahead for him, bucking even as he landed with a feral shriek, eyes blazing and wings mantled over his back.
"It is I!"
It was overly dramatic and a thunderous entrance that, truly, his friend, Xigfeldo, would have been proud of. The only thing that could have possibly have been better would have been having a thunderclap and maybe even a bolt of lightning in the background, though he was clearly frightening enough to scatter the brightly coloured gryphons that were half his size. They shrieked but there were was nowhere for them to go as they tried to hide, snarling and hissing, terrifying adorable in all their hardly intimidating fierceness.