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Dragon Touched Ch 01

Dragon Touched Ch 01

by steelbang
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Author's Note: This story will cover a wide range of categories, but seeing as it involves alternate worlds and dragons and the like, it will be classified as Sci-Fi & Fantasy. Just know that there will be elements of NonHuman, Group Sex, Anal, BDSM, Toys, and likely others along the way, as well as being every kind of queer your heart could desire.

This first chapter sets a lot of the stage for what will come, so contains less actual sex than what will come, but fear not, for future chapters are well on the way. So, without further ado...

Chapter 1: Shower Thoughts

Caroline rolled her head back and closed her eyes as the warm water hit her shoulders. She gently slid her hands down her smooth skin, allowing herself the one brief moment of calm before her day began. As she reached her legs, her left thumb briefly bumped into her rigid cock, which swung back and forth gently. She sighed.

She'd always heard that her libido would drop as she got older, but here she was, thirty-three years old, and every single day she woke up with a massive hard-on which could only be dealt with one way. She grabbed her trusty suction-cup dildo attached to the wall - blue and yellow silicone in a swirling pattern molded into an artist's imagining of an eight-inch long dragon phallus - and pressed its tip against her asshole.

She pushed backwards and the familiar sensation of her dildo filled her up just as a massive clap of thunder echoed through the bathroom. She continued to bounce against the tiled wall of the shower as she lathered shampoo into her shoulder-length light brown hair. Her backside slapped rhythmically against the wall, the dildo sliding in and out of her. She washed the shampoo out of her hair, added conditioner. Her cock was throbbing as it bounced up and down. As she rubbed a bar of soap across her body, another thunderclap filled her eardrums. She washed the conditioner out of her hair, and got ready for the real action. She placed her hands against the opposite wall of the shower, one on the handle, and began to hump the dildo harder. Her favorite fantasy was already playing through her head.

She was a princess of a fantasy kingdom that had been terrorized for years by a mighty dragon. Since she'd been a child, the dragon had inspired nightmares the realm over, its blue scales and lightning breath serving as common representations of evil. Her father, the king, had sent dozens of knights to slay the dragon, but none had ever returned. He was dismayed that the kingdom might soon lay in ruin because of this foe.

But she, the princess, had seen the dragon flying though the sky, and had an idea. For as long as she could remember, the kingdom had only tried to kill the dragon. Perhaps, instead, diplomacy might win the day.

She had sneaked out one night, determined to bring an end to this once and for all. She traveled to the dragon's den, where so many knights had gone before, and came face-to-face with the azure dragon. It looked at her and snarled, rising up on its front legs. She simply smiled when she looked at the dragon's underside. As she expected, the dragon had a massive cock which was simply oozing precum. With a single fluid motion, she pulled a ribbon, and her dress fell around her ankles, displaying her body to the beast.

From there, it was a rabid fuckfest. Caroline's ass jiggled as it rapidly slammed to the very end of the dildo. Her cock twitched. She was getting close. Panting, she turned up the heat of the water to simulate the dragon's climax.

Several things then all happened at once. Caroline buried the dildo deep inside herself one final time, her cock erupted with a first blast of cum, splattering the wall, and a crash of thunder echoed the bathroom. A bolt of electricity crackled through her body as the second blast of cum shot out of her, and a third, and a fourth.

Shocked, in more than one sense of the word, Caroline stepped out of the shower. She did a once-over of her body to make sure she wasn't hurt. She checked the time on her phone, then panicked. She'd spent ten minutes longer fucking the dragon than she intended, and now she was running late. Turning the water off, she quickly grabbed a towel and ran out the door into her bedroom.

The dildo was still attached to the wall, erect as ever. Caroline had paid it no attention. If she had, though, she might have noticed a small droplet of blue-tinted cum dripping from its head into the shower drain.

* * *

Moderately dry and dressed in a hastily-assembled outfit of a peach tank top, red knee-length skirt, and denim jacket, Caroline bolted out of her bedroom into the kitchen. Her roommate, Joey, was sitting at the table eating a bowl of oatmeal while working on a crossword.

When she first started living here, Caroline had almost laughed at the sight, because Joey was about the last person you would imagine doing such a thing. Joey's hair was dyed the deepest black the store sold, a striking contrast to their incredibly pale skin, and styled into five spikes down the middle of their head. Their face seemed to contain more metal than skin, with notable examples being inch-wide gauges filled with a dark black material, five separate eyebrow piercings (four on the right, one on the left), and a septum piercing which connected to a nostril piercing via a small chain.

Starting behind their ears, and continuing all the way down their neck and onto their arms and belly, Joey's body was covered in a swirling mass of ink-black tattoos. Caroline could only assume the tattoos covered Joey's chest as well, but that was covered by a similarly black binder, on top of which they wore a fishnet shirt. The ensemble was completed by a pair of tight jeans, predictably also black.

Joey always looked like they were about to head to a club or walk into a mosh pit, and yet here they sat, eating blueberry oatmeal and trying to figure out 23-across.

"I left you a bowl," they said, "figured you'd need it."

Caroline smiled appreciatively and scarfed down the oatmeal as quick as she could before throwing on a raincoat and running out the door. Ten frantic minutes later, she ran into her place of work, Papyrus and Parchment, booksellers extraordinaire. She clocked in just in time.

Not that it mattered. The storm outside was keeping people away. She busied herself with what little stocking there was to do before settling behind the register with a mystery novel. She was about halfway through then the small bell attached to the door clanged. She looked up and greeted the customer, a short man, perhaps in his forties, with curly dark blond hair and striking deep-green eyes. He nodded, and walked into the store, one arm holding a leash. Caroline could hear the pitter-patter of small paws as she returned to her book.

Fifteen minutes later or so, the man returned to the register with some books on the wild plants of national parks. He paid in cash, and when Caroline went to open the register, she received a massive static shock. She pulled her hand back rapidly, holding in a curse, and the man said, "That looked like it smarted."

His voice was thin, like he was unused to speaking. Caroline gave her best customer-service chuckle and opened the register to give the man his change. He walked out the door, and as he did, Caroline finally caught a glimpse of his animal.

She nearly fell off her chair.

Strolling behind the man was a tiny griffin. Caroline was sure of it. Body of a lion, head and wings of an eagle, and no bigger than a miniature poodle. She stared out the window behind her as the man and his griffin strolled off into the rain underneath a massive umbrella.

"What. The. Actual. Fuck." she murmured.

She tried to return to her book, but it really couldn't hold her attention anymore. She stood up and began to pace around the store. She tried to reason with herself.

"Griffins aren't real. I was just imagining it. That has to be it. It has to be."

She wasn't convincing herself, though. She went to grab her water bottle, and immediately the metal shocked her strongly. She recoiled, then pounded her fists into the counter. "What the hell is happening to me?" she shouted.

Staring at the counter, panting, her panic was interrupted by the bell ringing.

A cheerful voice filled the store, "Hi, Caroline! Gonna be pretty slow today, huh?"

She looked up and caught the eyes of her coworker, Aubrey, who was closing her umbrella.

Aubrey looked back, and her smile turned into a frown. Her voice was now deadly serious. "Caroline, what happened to you today?"

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Caroline was startled by Aubrey's sudden change in demeanor. "What do you mean?"

Aubrey gently grabbed Caroline's shoulders, and moved her into the chair behind the register. Aubrey opened her purse, pulled out a makeup mirror, and handed it to Caroline. "See for yourself."

Caroline stared into the mirror. Everything seemed to be in place. Her dimpled chin, thin lips, wide nose with small nostril piercing, pair of star-shaped stud earrings, carefully manicured eyebrows, and...

Oh.

Her eyes, normally an unremarkable brown, were now a neon orange with vertical pupils.

She yelped in surprise, and threw the mirror across the store. She began to breathe heavily. Her thoughts were swirling maddeningly. The griffin. The shocks. Her eyes.

Aubrey again placed her hands on her shoulders and crouched down next to her. "Caroline, it's okay. It's okay. We can work this out together."

Another thunderclap outside caused Caroline to jump in her seat. She collapsed into Aubrey's arms, shaking.

"What's going on?" she sobbed as Aubrey hugged her tightly.

"You've been initiated," she replied, pausing ever so briefly, "into the world of magic. Normally, it wouldn't take someone by surprise like this, but it's not unheard of."

Now Caroline knew she was going crazy. She sat up slowly, somewhat irritated. "Aubrey, I'm not really in the mood for practical jokes."

Aubrey looked back, her face dead serious. "I'm not joking. I wish I were, but I'm really not. Your world is about to change quite dramatically, and I can't say it will be an easy transition."

Desperately searching for anything sane to cling on to, Caroline laughed wildly. "Oh that's fine," she said, her voice shaking, "I've been through a difficult transition before."

Aubrey smiled tightly. "That's good. You're going to need to keep your humor about you. It will take some getting used to, but I will be with you every step of the way."

Irritated again, Caroline snapped, "Oh yeah? And what exactly do you know about dealing with

this

?" Caroline waved her hand in front of her eyes.

Aubrey walked back a step. "Caroline, I want you to look at me a minute. Like, really look at me."

Caroline rolled her eyes, but did as she asked. Aubrey was short, maybe five-foot-three. She wore loose-fitting jeans and a dark red sweater, sleeves rolled up to the elbows, displaying her zodiac circle tattoo on her lower right arm. Her hair was tightly-braided, falling to her back, and its dark-brown color was only interrupted by a single teal braid. Covering the top of her head was her signature beanie - red, today, to match her sweater. Her deep brown eyes stared back, intently. "Notice anything?"

"Seriously, Aubrey, I'm not in the mood for..."

Aubrey ripped off the beanie, and Caroline was left dumbfounded. Poking out from between the braids were a pair of small, ribbed horns. "I do a damn good job of hiding it, Caroline, but I know

exactly

what you are going through."

She returned the beanie to its proper place and sat down at the register next to Caroline. "Now, do you want to tell me what happened or not?"

"I don't know!" Caroline practically shouted, "Today has been a normal day, except for the man who came in here with a griffin on a leash, I keep getting electrical shocks, and I am apparently half-lizard!"

Aubrey was still remarkably calm. "Really think about it Caroline. People don't randomly become magical creatures. Maybe you were caught in a magical wave, or came into contact with some kind of artifact, or were blessed by a mythical creature or a deity or something? Was there anything that sounded like that at all?"

"Don't you think I'd remember if I had met Dionysus or a genie or a drag-" she stopped in the middle of her thought.

"Caroline?"

"There's no way. There is no FUCKING way!" Caroline smashed her fists on the counter.

"Caroline, seriously, I can't help if you don't tell me what is going on."

Caroline sighed shakily. "I can't."

Aubrey smiled tightly. "Trust me, I really-"

"Really, I can't." Caroline was already pulling her coat back on, despite Aubrey's protestations. "Look. It's going to be super slow today because of this storm. I... I just need some time to process this."

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"Caroline--"

She was already out the door and rushing back home. She crashed through the door and immediately threw her coat to the ground and barricaded herself in her room, crouched on the ground, crying. When her tear ducts finally gave out, she flopped onto the floor. She was exhausted. Her head felt like it was filled with static, and it took all of her willpower to make any movement. Eventually she crawled into her bed, pulled the covers over her head, curled into a ball, and let the world fade away.

* * *

She found herself lying on a warm, smooth stone bigger than her body by several orders of magnitude. She stretched, enjoying the sensation of the rock on her completely nude body. The tips of her fingers brushed against a large, even warmer body. She looked up, and saw the dragon.

It was mostly encircling her, laying around the edge of the rock. Its breathing was slow, and its eyes were closed, so it surprised Caroline when it spoke.

"Princess, you've finally awoken," it rumbled gently in an androgynous voice, "I must thank you for a most enjoyable night."

Caroline was startled. She'd fantasized about fucking this thing countless times, both awake and in her dreams. This was the first time she'd ever thought about...

after

.

"You're... welcome," she responded, still unsure of herself.

"I was wondering if you'd ever wake up. I've been trying to wake you for years."

Now Caroline knew she was going crazy. Even her dreams were not making sense, even as she was having them.

"What do you mean, years?" she asked, "Did we not just spend the night together?"

The dragon opened its eyes, and yet again, Caroline was taken aback. They were neon orange with vertical pupils. "In a sense, yes. But we have shared this night many times. You know this as well as I. Spending this night with you again and again has been a great pleasure, Princess, and I had wished to thank you properly, and so I chose you as my representative in the physical world. It just took longer than expected for you to finally awake."

Caroline was finally catching up, and the conclusion terrified her. "You mean everything in the bookstore, and with Aubrey..."

"It was all real, Princess. As am I. As is this."

The dragon gestured with a paw to its lair. "Now that you have awoken, we can finally make our introductions. I am Xix, of the Lightning Flock."

Xix held out one of its paws for a handshake. She reciprocated, in a daze.

"Caroline Rawls, she/her."

Internally, she was screaming. She was talking to a DRAGON. Why did she introduce herself with her pronouns like she was at a book club?

Xix merely chuckled. "I have always found your species' fascination with splitting yourselves like that confounding, Caroline Rawls, and I have never figured out how to make the distinction."

Blushing, Caroline mumbled something about self-identification and cultural differences, which only seemed to delight Xix more.

"Very well, Caroline Rawls. For your own comfort, I shall continue to use what I most often hear your people use for me. I am Xix, of the Lightning Flock, it/its."

Desperately trying to make the conversation less awkward, Caroline simply went forward with niceties. "It's nice to finally meet you, Xix, though I really don't understand what is happening to me."

"I have chosen you. I have given an aspect of myself to you. I don't understand much of the physical world, but I know there are others like you. And just like I can affect your world without traveling there, your world can affect mine. That is why denizens of this world can choose denizens of yours. To help protect ourselves from those who would harm us."

As if on cue, Caroline heard war trumpets from down the mountain. She looked down, and saw the banners of her father - the princess' father - held over an amassed army, ready to strike at the dragon's lair.

Xix turned its mighty head to Caroline. "You need to go. It isn't safe for you here."

She looked around the cave and saw no exit. "Where am I supposed to go?"

"This isn't your world, Caroline Rawls. It is time to awaken. I believe in you, my Chosen."

"But why me? Why choose me?"

Caroline was no expert in dragon emotions, but she swore that Xix's eyes looked sad for a brief moment. "Because you chose me."

With that, Xix gently kissed her forehead, and Caroline woke up with a start, curled under her covers.

She looked at her phone. She'd been asleep for six hours, and Aubrey had sent her several dozen texts, worried about her.

She ignored all of them for now, and simply replied, "We need to talk."

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