The Farm Lands Part 1
My Last Wife
Dream date: 02.04.2024
Finish date: 15.04.2024
Word Count: 4,732
Themes:
master/servant, dominant man, submissive woman, older man, younger woman, human man, anthro goat woman, furry, monster fucking, teratophilia, non-human, height/size difference, praise, fellatio/blow job, fingering, voyeurism, stretching, straight sex, after care.
Blurb:
The Farm Lands residents were self sufficient folk. They were the horses from Stables, the chickens of Coop and the goats in Barn. Living their lives as best they can under the policing of the dogs. Following the orders of the Master.
The profiles were sent out, and now the dogs had come to collect the goat woman the "Master" had chosen.
Was the Master even real? Was it truly human?
"You." The dog said pointing at her. "You're the one Master has chosen."
Her heart sank. She was chosen. Of course. Chosen amongst dozens. The horses from Stables, the chickens of Coop, but the Master liked goats. He always chose a goat.
There was nothing left to do but fulfil her duties. She brought with her only what she could fit in her suitcase. The dogs were waiting outside to escort her to her new home.
The Farm Lands were vast but she knew it ended somewhere. That's what the dogs were for. To keep folk like her in and apparently, keep everything else out. Only the dogs knew where Master lived. The dogs only obeyed orders from the Master, and they enforced the rest to follow suit.
The walk was silent. She kept her head low as she was surrounded by four of the dogs. A female in front, a kelpie, flicked her tail at her suitcase.
"Up ahead." She said.
She looked up and saw the house. Her legs became weak. The Master was a bed time story. A cautionary tale to keep the kids in check. Be good or the dogs will take you away to be eaten by the Master and your skin turned into a coat. It still could be, just a story. Why was she so afraid of a house?
The group continued and a strange figure was there waiting. It rose from a chair and seemed to keep rising.
She had never seen a human before. She trembled on the spot. Her knees knocking her suitcase. The tails of the dogs in front of her began to wag.
He raised his hand to his mouth and a loud, high pitched whistle pierced her ears. The dogs scattered, leaving her alone with the Master. She had never heard the whistle that loud before. It was always distant. She had no idea it controlled the dogs.
Master's eyes looked her up and down as she continued to tremble.
"I've done not a thing to you," He spoke with a strange, deep voice that reeked with sophistication and authority. "And yet you tremble before me?"
She closed her eyes and kept her head down. She was terrified of the power he had over the dogs.
There was a pounding on the ground, coming closer to her. She opened her eyes and he was within an inch of her.
"Is that how you greet your Master?"
"S-sorry, M-master." Her teeth chattered as she spoke. Eyes still on the ground.
Master's hand swept under her chin, raising her head and holding her beard firmly. She barely came up to his chest.
"You will look at your Master when you speak."
Her eyes widened as his stare paralysed her. Not looking at her but through her, in the depths of her rectangular pupils.
"Y-yes, Master." She replied.
"Good Girl." He said smoothly. The grip on her beard relaxed. "Don't even try taking these off."
Master got down on one knee, retrieving something from his pocket. Some kind of band. It was familiar in some way. His hands sprung forward and she felt it tighten around her neck. She took a step back to no avail as she was already in his grip.
Dropping her suitcase, her hands searched the object. Feeling it at an attempt to identify it. Then she realised: The dogs wear collars.
Master slapped her hands away and took hold of her left one. Another one retrieved from his pocket. He locked it onto her wrist. Were they a match?
He raised her hand to his lips and kissed it. Her body went stiff. Master rose, towering over her once more.
"Those are to symbolise your importance." He picked up her suitcase. "Don't be foolish enough to remove them." He lead her to the house, holding her hand.
The stairs creaked with each step and the Master released her hand to open the door.
"The dogs are not allowed inside." He informed her.
The inside was quaint but dim. A little stuffy too. There was a sitting area up front with a dining table to the side and kitchen at the end of the room.
"I have an errand for you." He said, walking forward and placing her suitcase on the dining table.
He picked up a piece of paper and handed it to her. She read it, puzzled.
"Head back to Barn. I should like this book."
...
He brought her here just to get her to go back? For a book?
"I have this book at home, Master."
"Excellent. Be a Good Girl and retrieve it."
That rubbed her the wrong way. Good GIRL. She wasn't a child.
"One more thing." Master met her at eye level. "That is not your home. This is. Here, with me." His hand reached out and caressed her ear. "Retrieve the book and return home, like a Good Little Girl."
Appearing again after only a few hours, she was bombarded with questions from everyone in Barn. All asking about Master. If he was really alive. If the rumours were true and he was in fact human. Why did he send her back collared like the dogs?
All she could answer was that he was alive and indeed human. The collar and bracelet were a mystery to her.
She returned to where she once called home and found her book. Before leaving she looked at herself in the mirror, comparing the bracelet and collar. They did indeed match.
Black leather with brown thread on the edges. Gold buckle and D-ring that looked well shiny. The bracelet was looser around her wrist. Allowed her to rotate her hand freely. The collar was a little tight. Not so much that it was difficult to breathe but it dug into her neck and she felt restricted.
She dared not adjust.
When she returned, home, Master was not out the front like before. She knocked on the door frame before letting herself in.
"Strange to be knocking upon entering one's own home." Master said looming over the table.
Having so far only spent five minutes in his presence, she still found herself shook to the core with how tall he was. Almost as tall as a horse. She scraped her feet on the entry mat to hide her trembles.
"I have the book, Master." She said shyly, looking up to him at the last moment so he wouldn't grab her beard again.
"...Good Girl." He said, collecting it from her. "I have some reading to do. You have lunch to eat." His hand nonchalantly gestured to the table with a sandwich, a tea cup and a teapot with steam coming out of the spout.
"Find me when you're finished." He walked away.
She could not deny how filling the sandwich and how delicious the tea was. She cleared the table and let the dishes dry on the rack. She searched for where Master disappeared to.
She found a sun room. Hanging plants all around and Master dozing in a hammock with glasses on his nose and the book opened flat on his chest. His snoring quiet.
She didn't know if she'd get another chance, so she studied him in his slumber.
Humans were so odd.
There was white hair around his mouth and on his head. And that was about it! His neck was bare, she couldn't see under his clothes and his hands were all skin and practically hairless.
His nails were bizarre. Blunt and thin. They only sat on the top side of his fingers. She looked at her own. Her perfectly normal hands with nails encompassing the ends of her fingertips.
Humans were strange.
She removed the glasses and picked up the book. She searched to make sure her book mark was still in place; it was. She found something to use as Master's book mark and set the book and glasses down on the cabinet nearby.
What was she to do now? He said to, "find him when she's finished." Well, he was asleep. Now what?
The sun shone in his eyes. It could not be ignored. He stretched in the hammock and rubbed his hands on his face. Then frantically looked for his book and glasses. He got up and found them on the nearby cabinet.
She put them aside for him. She was lovelier in person.
The dogs had delivered to him profiles of all the available women of Barn, Stables and Coop. Of course he only ever looked at the ladies of Barn. Goats were simply prettier to him. The black and white photo did not do her justice. How his heart leapt to see her beautiful ginger hair upon arrival. Her beard was soft and well groomed. He missed having the tap of hooves throughout the house.
Speaking of which, he heard the echoes of her puttering around. What was she up to?
When he arrived in the front room, he was practically blinded. The curtains were drawn open; the sunset flooding the room. The breeze from the open windows was lively in his home. Bringing fresh air back into his lungs.
He found her with a cloth dusting the knick-knacks. She looked over her shoulder at him and froze. He saw movement under her layers of clothes where her tail must be having a little wag.
He began to wag at how adorable she was. But it was not a tail.
"...What a Good Little Girl you are." His words shook with restraint.
Master's feet thundered towards her and he grabbed her with force. She didn't understand. Did she do something wrong? He just called her a Good Girl.
She winced under his grip and was pulled into his body. His large body that exerted heat. Feeling all consumed by him she realised she had no idea the power of humans. Humans that command dogs with a whistle.