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 work is fiction intended for fantasy only, regardless of content, and consent must always be acquired when engaging in any sex act with another adult.
Please note that all characters are clearly over eighteen and written as such in all stories.
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William had just been going about his day, a perfectly ordinary, plain kind of day, when everything changed. A young man of twenty-two years old with a mop of brown hair that, honestly, he never could seem to get under control, he wouldn't have turned heads in the street, though he was happy with that. He smiled readily and was into fantasy and gaming, things to keep him distracted as he came to the end of his higher education studies at university.
Still... He didn't know what path in life he wanted to take. And maybe that was why he was taken, standing before the old church, looking up at the spire with his backpack hefted over his shoulders, heavy with anime that he'd picked up, heading home via the scenic route. The spire was tall and dark, piercing the swirling fog, though he liked grey kinds of days like that, the kind that felt like they were rolling softly around him, encasing him lightly. Nobody else was around, even as something other pulled at him.
He shook his head, lighter and lighter and lighter, turning his hands over before him as swirls of red and yellow energy, suddenly, encased him. William made a small sound in the back of his throat, though his lips were already breaking into a smile, warmth enveloping him, spreading through his chest.
It was right...yes. Even as his body dissipated, growing smaller and smaller, softer and lighter, fingers fading away into prickles of golden light amongst the red and yellow energy. But that was okay, for he had nothing holding him to his earthly life anyway, nothing to keep him there, not when he knew, without truly knowing, that something better was waiting for him.
Crimson and gold energy sparkled around him, whisking him away to another land and time and place entirely.
All for the better.
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Squeezed through a tunnel of light and energy, William could not stop himself, not even then, from crying out, not as he was hurled into a magical land, chaos around him. The huge body of a mighty beast, a gorgeous creature, howled on the ground beside him, William left blinking with the bright light of late afternoon pressing at his eyes. His eyes adjusted quickly, however, to bring into focus a great, luscious valley, a river flowing through the bottom, mountains towering around them. It must have been at the end of spring or near enough for the land was rich and fertile, even at such an altitude.
But William didn't get a chance to see or think of anything more as the huge body of the red and yellow dragoness, the source of the magic that had teleported him there, roared and bellowed, wings pressed to her back even as she scraped and scrabbled with her fingers and claws. She roared, tongue lashing the inside of her white teeth, though the yellow of her turned out to be a softer shade, only drawn into a sharper contrast by the pure red of her scales.
Over the top of her humanoid body, despite her huge size, easily dwarfing him as if she was a mighty beast of legend, was a crackling net, sparking and flashing with blue sparks. He staggered to his feet, off-balance, her purple eyes locking onto him, wide and lips slightly agape.
"Human!" She roared. "Aid me! Break the net! The hunters come to kill me!"
He acted on instinct. Maybe he had played one too many fantasy games, but, well, that was entirely his prerogative on that side of things. If he wanted to game a lot, then surely it had only come to sweet fruition in the end, for he knew exactly what to do.
He had to help her!
There was no other option in his mind as he lunged for the weights that seemed to be holding the net down, crackling and sparking. Of course, he didn't have a weapon of any kind, though there were scattered rocks around, water flowing from the depths of them as if from a spring. He didn't have the time to see exactly what was there, of course, not as he took a rock between two hands, weighty enough to tip him off-balance all over again, although he staggered and brought it down anyway.
CRACK!
The rock hammered down, cracking the magical weight, the object, which looked, in hindsight, like a little black box, that was holding down the net. There were many of them, however, all around her, the magic dissipating a little more with every one he broke, smashing them to pieces, cracks shattering the air even as a below, that was not the dragoness, cut through.
"Quickly!" She hastened him, her tail snaking back and forth under the overpowering force of the net. "They are coming!"
William had to do it, coming to the last two on weak legs as the orcs came into view. Big and lumbering, their eyes were small and pointed, greedy for whatever it was that the dragoness and her body could give them. The dragon's legs kicked out as he rid the net of its last source of magic, freeing the dragoness.
Her roar silenced all thoughts from his mind as she sprang into action, knocking him gently back to the ground. William's jaw dropped in awe, not hurt at all, finally able to see her for who she was.