Content Warning: werewolf fucking, transformation, size difference, breeding kink, mpreg, blow job, throat fucking, dubcon
Author's Note:
I originally wrote
and
3D illustrated this as a reward for supporters of my subscribestar! You can find me at subscribestar dot adult under the same username as here if you'd like to see the illustrated version!
You could never tell who had been infected with lycanthropy by light of day-- the truth of the condition was only apparent under the light of the moon. That
should
have made it easier to track down the infected, but the fact that a werewolf only lost control during their first transformation made them much more difficult to track down. Knowledge that any infected discovered within city limits got shipped off to some gulag a hundred miles away meant almost no one, no matter how morally upright, came forward if they got bit, too.
Rumors about an up-tick in monsters among the populace of the small riverside town where Evan was born and raised, combined with the secretive nature of the people involved, made it difficult to determine fact from fiction.
Claims varied as to a werewolf's diet. He'd heard it said that even when in human form they could eat only the flesh of men. Others insisted it was only virgins under the light of the full moon. Once 0r twice Evan had even overheard whispers of newborn children making up the monster's meals, but he dismissed that one out of hand. While people went missing all the time there was no way a bunch of missing infants wouldn't be all over the news, after all.
At a certain point you got used to living under a constant malaise of amorphous terror and living with the threat of werewolves became just another part of every day life for an average civilian like Evan. Sure, there was a curfew and a bunch of government agents nosing around the place at all hours, but at the end of the day the bills still needed paid so people went back to work.
Twenty-four and fresh out of college with few job prospects thanks to this new supernatural epidemic, Evan had moved back home and taken a retail job just to get by until he could find something better. It was late summer, so the sun didn't set until after seven, but months of living under curfew had given lots of people, not just Evan, the bad habit of cutting as close to the hour as possible.
He'd cut it close on refilling his car's gas tank, too.
"Fuck!" the man swore as his elderly Honda Civic rolled to a stop on the side of the road and died. The gas light on the dash had died out years ago and Evan had been so busy lately he'd completely forgotten to check his fuel gauge when he'd left for work that morning.
The sun was sinking fast, tinging the clear sky overhead tangerine and gold while Evan debated on what to do. Option one, camp out in his car overnight and hope no werewolves noticed him there and tried to get in. Option two, high tail it up the road to the nearest gas station to ask for help.
The thought of hunkering down in his car for eight hours while monsters and the US government roamed the streets was too much for Evan so he kicked open his car door, locked it behind him, and started off at a quick jog. He took a detour through an industrial neighborhood to avoid an accident that had backed traffic up on the main road and he wasn't super familiar with the area but he was
pretty sure
he remembered there being a gas station a few streets down.
Evan had forgotten to take into account that the blocks were much larger in this part of town than normal business or suburban areas, though, and as the shadows deepened between the buildings he broke out in a sweat that had nothing to do with the exercise he was putting in to reach his destination before dark.
"Come on, come on, come on--" he mumbled to himself as he jogged. Clad in work boots, artfully tattered jean shorts, and a zip-up hoody Evan hadn't exactly dressed for a run, but he was fit enough that he wasn't short of breath yet.
Desperation made the man bold and he took a right down a path between two buildings into what turned out to be an absolute warren of alleys, chain link fencing, and industrial cooling units instead of the short-cut he'd thought it was. The sun set and chill moonlight filtered down from between the towering buildings while street lights began to flicker on in the distance. There were only a few sources of light around Evan, though-- mostly above factory doors and emergency exits, so he pulled out his phone and turned on the flashlight app, pulse racing with fear and regret for his foolishness.
Fuck it,
he thought and turned down an alley he was pretty sure he'd already been down.
No way I'm making it to the gas station I'll just go back to the car and pray I guess.
Evan reached a dead end and swore under his breath as he realized he had been wrong thinking the alley was a familiar one, but barely had time to turn around before something dropped from a roof to hit the ground behind him with an ominous thud. Terror froze him in place for a moment while he watched the werewolf rise to its hind legs and begin its approach, luminous eyes fixed, unwavering, on him.