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All Characters are 18 years or older.
This story is a continuation of the Font of Fertility series. I would suggest reading Chapter 1 if you have not already. This chapter includes MFF and anal.
Jeremiah dates, dances, takes a drive and has his first actual one-night stand.
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The car key didn't have a brand symbol on it, and it didn't have any buttons for electronic locks or an alarm. It was too old for that. Or, well, 'classic' I guessed.
"Well?" Stacey asked me. "How does it work?"
I smirked and shrugged. "It's a magic car, so..."
"Magic," Stacey sighed and rolled her eyes teasingly.
I held the key firmly and did the only thing I could think of doing other than just miming keying open a car door - I focused and slipped a strand of the pool of fireworks towards the key in my mind. The strand got pulled in and narrowed, sucking up just a drop of my power, then stopped.
"Well?" Stacey asked.
"I don't know," I said. "It took a little bit of power, but I'm not sure what's actually supposed to happen."
"Does it need more? Maybe we should just call an Uber if it's going to-"
The roar of the engine echoed down the beach and off of the nearby towering hotels. It was the growling roar of power; the deep thrum of a custom, overtooled engine firing on all cylinders that you could feel somewhere in your guts and would turn heads on any road in America. Stacey jumped at the sudden burst of sound, grabbing onto my arm as we looked up and down the street.
And then the black muscle car came screaming out of the sky, coming in for a landing as it trailed fire in the air behind its tires. Its headlamps were blazing with an internal fire that was mirrored by a metallic paint job of flames across the sides and hood that seemed to flicker and move when you weren't focusing on them. The front grill looked vaguely like a sinister grin, and the hood ornament looked like a chrome rearing horse except that the head of the horse was a skull and its mane and tail were modelled as fire.
It hit the ground and bounced heavily once, coming down onto all four wheels and screeching to a halt, leaving short skidmarks that flickered with flames for a long moment. The windows were down, and despite the roar of the engine and the screech of the tires we could still hear the music blaring inside. Considering everything, I would have assumed it would be some metal music or at least a heavy classic rock tune.
Instead, as the engine quieted to a dull roar while the speakers inexplicably boomed, "But I would walk five hundred miles, and I would walk five hundred more, just to be the man who walked a thousand miles to fall down at your door."
The passenger door popped open on its own, and the radio scrambled for a moment and then in a mash of various smooth and gravelly radio announcer voices said, "Who the fuck are you, youngblood? And where the hell is Ezekiel?"
Glancing around, there were people in the nearby hotel grounds and walking down the street that were looking over at us and the car, but no one seemed to be freaking out at the flying nightmare vehicle. It had to be some sort of natural magical glamour about Victorious that was obfuscating things. Mostly the people looking at us seemed annoyed just like I would be by a loud-as-hell car idling nearby. I leaned down, sticking my head into the car. "Hello, Victorious," I said, trying my best to put on a commanding and assured tone. "Ezekiel's dead, and he passed down your key to me. My name is Jeremiah Grant and I'm the new Seat of Fertility. I was wondering if you'd like to party with my beautiful girlfriend Stacey and I here in Miami."
"He just passed off my key?!" the radio voices said. "How long ago did he die?"
"About eighteen years, give or take a few months," I said.
"And that little bitch Adama didn't come try and find me?" Victorious said. "I've been locked in that fucking garage for almost twenty years!"
"Uh, from the way she talked, she seemed to want to leave you there," I said. "But I think that's something we can handle later. Mind if we get in?"
Victorious didn't have eyes or eyebrows, at least that I knew of, but I got the impression that he narrowed his gaze for a moment. "Fine," he said. "Fillies first, though."
I snorted and turned to Stacey with a smirk, offering her my hand to help her in. "Filly?"
"I'll take it from the car, but not from you, nerd," she chuckled, taking my hand and giving me a quick kiss before letting me help her down onto the leather seat. The door shut by itself, making me pull away, and as I walked around the hood of the car I could hear the radio voices saying something to Stacey. By the time I got to the driver's side door, Stacey was laughing along with the radio voices.
"Please tell me you two aren't plotting against me," I said.
The door popped open for me and I slid in.
"Don't worry, Jeremiah Grant," the radio voices said. "Your filly doesn't have the trunk space that I like. I just wanted to make sure you weren't some limp dick."
Stacey scoffed and slapped the dash. "My ass is fantastic and you know it, Vicky."
Vicky? Really? I thought.
"I used to be a horse, filly," Victorious said. "Your rump is about a quarter the size I would have wanted then, and now I like a big, fat Cadillac caboose."
The mysteries of how a magical nightmare car decided on what was sexually attractive about other cars was something I didn't want to try and tackle. Maybe at some point I would look at helping him pick up a 'Cadillac filly' to... park next to him?
"So..." I said, trailing off for a moment. "You good, Victorious?" I hadn't thought this far ahead and now I was struggling to figure out how to interact in the situation.
"Just tell me this," Victorious said. "Are you planning on riding into battle, conquering your enemies and claiming your herd?"
"Yes," I said. I mean, what else was I going to say? "I already have an enemy to hunt down, a burgeoning harem, and I'm planning on romancing and then claiming Stacey over and over tonight."
"And over," Stacey grinned. The front seat was actually a bench seat, and she slid across and slipped her arm around my shoulder and leaned in to kiss me, her other hand landing in my lap and rubbing my crotch.
Victorious' engine thrummed. "Good! And don't worry, if you need to use the back seat I promise not to watch. Your puny human bodies do nothing for me."
I hadn't been considering having sex in the back seat of the sentient car, but that was good news I guess.
"Alright, well... Do I drive, or do you drive?" I asked.
The radio gave a staticy snort. "I always drive, Jeremiah Grant. If you pick up a filly who doesn't know about our world you can pretend to drive me."
"Fair," I said and laughed.
"Where are we going?" Victorious asked.
"I'm interested to hear that as well," Stacey said, still snuggled up next to me.
I shifted and pulled out my phone from my pocket, thumbing it open and finding my Maps app. I read off the address I had saved. "Bring us there, please," I said. "But first we'd like to do some cruising around if you don't mind."
"Cruising around and showing off is my second favourite pastime, right behind a thundering charge straight into battle with a bitter enemy, squashing them under my treads and splattering them across my grill."
Within moments Victorious had pulled away from the curb and was starting to slowly drive us down the beach street, his motor thrumming as 'I Would Walk 500 Miles' cut back on.
"I've gotta ask," Stacey said. "I love the choice of song, but it doesn't really match your aesthetic."
"It's the perfect romantic song," Victorious said, cutting off the song to speak. "To travel such a distance with puny human strides? To swear to stand by your filly through celebration and difficulties? It makes them prime for breeding."
"I was with you right to the breeding part, " Stacey laughed. "Though I'd never thought of this song as being a great romance before. It's just a great song to sing with a drunk crowd."
The song cut back on again, starting from the beginning, and Victorious gunned his engine for a moment.
I had to say, trolling the Miami beach and downtown with the windows down in a hotrod made me feel like a king. People would turn and stare, flashing thumbs up or jealous looks in equal measure. Women would try and catch a glance at who was driving. Even Victorious' eclectic music choices seemed to be perfectly suited to attracting attention, balancing between strip club themes and oddly romantic ballads and drinking songs.
Somehow he timed the drive to perfectly end as 'Paradise by the Dashboard Light' came to a close, pulling us into a parking lot across the street from the dingy little hole-in-the-wall bar illuminated by a few pot lights and an old neon sign calling it El Pequeño Baile. The front door was standing open and a moderate crowd was inside the colourfully lighted interior, and music was spilling out onto the street.
"Hmph," Victorious grunted through his radio, the feeling mirrored by a cough of the exhaust as the engine thrummed and cut off.
"Something wrong with my choice?" I asked.
"It looks dingy," Victorious said. "I've seen nicer mead halls."