Hi all, first time poster here. Wanted to indulge my own preferences for consensual monster fucking, and hopefully I improved my general writings skills in the process. Any and all feedback is welcome, and I thank you for taking the time to check this out!
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The wolf didn't often come home empty handed. Usually, a carcass of some variety or another was slung over his shoulder, his face satisfied. Whether it was in his blood, or just a personal preference, conquering the agility of an elk never failed to put a smile on his face. If only it were so, that one particular night.
That spring evening, his expression was morose. His brow was furrowed , and his upper lip occasionally crinkled into a snarl. He strode slowly through the undergrowth, his muzzle bloodless, and his hands and feet caked in dirt.
He was capable of catching his prey. He was an imposing creature, a 7 foot tall werewolf with slate gray fur. His thick arms and clawed hands had earned him many a meal, and his muscles were toned and trained through countless pursuits over rock and root. Yet, that night, he had nothing to show for his efforts but dirty fur. He eyed a group of branches poking out of a fallen tree, and his top lip peeled back in a spiteful snarl. He reeled his arm back, and with a brutal swipe, he smashed and scattered the wood into pieces and splinters. He stood there for a moment, contemplating the result of his tantrum, but found no solace in it. That was unsurprising to him, but it had been worth a shot. His walk home resumed.
It was many minutes more of winding through pines, before a familiar scent met his muzzle. In a clearing sat a cabin. Beside the cabin, a clear brook cut a trail through the grass. Though he was a feral-looking thing prowling through the brush, his destination had a cozy air to it. His fur was ruffled by a brief breeze as he approached the door, and the handle turned smoothly for him. A bed sat in one corner, a fireplace upon an opposite wall, and quite the wide selection of dried herbs dangling from the ceiling. Near the bed sat a pile of cushions, salvaged, mended, or homespun. He breathed deep, inviting the aroma of the herbs to soothe him. A quiet growl in his chest confirmed that the effect was middling, at best.
He wasn't alone. A 4-foot tall figure looked up from her worktop when the wolf entered the room. She was dressed in a leaf-formed halter top, and from her hips down was a poofy petaled skirt, akin to a massive hydrangea that one could feasibly rest their head on. Her face quickly broke into a smile, and the fluttering of her purple butterfly wings brought her eye-level with the beast. Her smile drooped when she looked over the wolf's dour expression.
"Aww... no luck today, then?" Her voice was light and kind, though her cheer was diminished by a touch of worry.
The beast huffed and shook his head as he sat, his muscled mass thudding against the planks. "Oh plenty of luck! All the bloody luck in the world: a fat buck ready for the old fang in the first thirty minutes of the hunt. But, this fool..." The wolf gestured to his own chest with a furred thumb as he chuckled ruefully. "I couldn't stay on my feet to save my life."
The fairy huffed and gave the wolf a frown. A quick flutter brought her close to his snout, which she tapped with an extended finger. "Hey now! Be nice to yourself! You bring home plenty of meat and bones!" The wolf cocked an eyebrow at his fae friend, clearly unwilling to cooperate on that front. She let out a sigh, and her expression softened along with her tone. "It's true, okay? You don't deserve to worry yourself about one bad hunt. Still, I'm sorry that it didn't go well... Here, let's get you cleaned up, okay?"
The fairy brought her smile back, and she fluttered over to a bucket of water in the corner. It took quite a bit of vigorous flapping for her diminutive form to heft the heft vessel, but she managed it. With a bit more straining, she hauled it to her furred friend. The wolf managed to get some of his own smile back, as well, thanks to the mixture of genuine kindness and the amusing sight of a fae struggling to haul a heavy load. After taking a couple deep breaths, the fairy kneeled beside the bucket. She placed her palms gingerly upon the water. With a few quickly muttered words of magic, steam rose from the water's surface.
The wolf nodded to the fairy and gave his thanks. "That's the shit." He didn't hesitate to immerse his paws in the warmth, rubbing his digits together and letting out a low sigh of relief. His eyes closed, and the warmth did its work. However, after a brief pause, he recalled his manners. "Thank you, very much." His words were already calmer, looser. As he slowly worked the grime off of his fur, he looked back to his winged companion, and his smile grew. "I'll probably go half-ration tonight. Don't want to dig into the stock."
The fairy gave a wry, bemused smile. "If you go into the stock house, you'll see that we're doing just fine. Don't go starving yourself tonight, okay Wolfy?"
Wolfy.
The wolf's smile widened briefly for a moment before his attention returned to washing his hands. She called him that too many times to count, but it never failed to put warmth in his chest. It was enough to soften his resistance. "... Alright. If you insist."
The fairy's smile strengthened, and her wings beat quickly as she put her rear back in her chair. Pieces of carrot and root were scattered upon the worktop, and the fairy now resumed the task of cracking the larger vegetables down into smaller pieces with hand and magic. She spoke as her diminutive grip took a carrot "Lovely! In that case, how about you fetch us some wood and meat? My heart calls for stew.""
The wolf nodded, and he made haste in his washing. For man, beast, and fae alike, a meal often slays a dour mood. He rose from the floor, squeezing his hands together in an effort to free the water from his fur. When he was satisfied, his chest fur made for an adequate towel. With cleaner paws, and a smile to his fairy, he left the shack. Around the rear of the shack, a smaller structure held previous spoils from his hunts. Elk, rabbit, sometimes even a quail. He took a moment to quietly thank his fairy friend, for being in tune with the land as such that he wouldn't hunt too much. As he stepped in, he was indeed heartened by the sight. Some dried rabbit there, some elk there, all of it was evidence of his ability. Though it was not enough to completely shake the feeling of disappointment, it was definitely dented. The wolf took a breath, filling his lungs with the scent of the hunt. His lycanthropy thanked him. As he gathered up a small bundle of the hard and nourishing jerky, he was already salivating. Back out the shack went the wolf, and a short trip to the other side of the shack earned him a bundle of firewood beneath his free arm.
The stew was going to be grand. He knew that much. The fairy was a wonderful cook, and such a hearty stew as this was perfect for her talents. Fortunately for the wolf, an even sweeter appetizer awaited him. The door creaked on its hinges, the wolf crossed the threshold, and his eyes widened as he laid eyes upon the fairy. She had shed her halter top, and she was now clad in a cooking apron. Only the cooking apron. Though he was looking at her from the back, he could see the tempting curve of her bare shoulder. She turned as the door opened, and she greeted the wolf with another cheery smile. Her side profile revealed the weight of her breasts pressing against the apron, and the wolf felt a flare of appetite come up inside him. She was a curvaceous creature, with a round belly, cherubic face, soft thighs, and perfect attitude for flirting. She knew exactly how to flaunt her way directly to his soul.
Her voice was cheery and casual as could be. "Perfect! I hope you don't mind cutting all that up. Broth is almost done."
"I... yeah, sure." The wolf's voice was briefly stalled by fluster. This wasn't the first time he had seen her like this, but still, the sight of her body always hit him like a bear's strike to the chest. Not only had he been permitted into this place by her, and not only did she so generously warm washing water and prepare food for him, but she made it so easy to forget the trials of a lycan when she toyed with him. A certain throb passed through his core, and he realized that he needed to get to work before his distraction overcame him. He fetched a knife, and he soon went to work chopping up the pieces of dried meat on a wood countertop beside the fire. The knife was crudely made, with an oddly shaped handle and poorly-spaced serration, but the wolf handled it well. It was oversized to fit his paws, and it was clear that he had used it many times before as he went to work on the dried meat. Besides, he had more than enough strength to make a blade of poor quality make its way through flesh. He took a moment to remind himself that, not only was he a capable hunter, but he might make a competent craftsman of himself, one day. The next knife could always be better.