Contains: M / M, Human x Giant, Human x Monster (Eldalg/moosetaur), dubcon, cum inflation (like so much), belly bulge (like so fucking much), size difference, bondage, first person pov, trans man f'd silly
Young human man wants to learn more about the secretive eldalgs, moose-like giants inhabiting the darkest forest.
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The Eldalgen had always fascinated me. They were the last few megafaunal species that had lived during the Age of Springtide and just looking at a painting of one you could see why. In their adult size, the bulls could easily tower over three tall humans standing on each other's shoulders. They say you can feel the tremors as they walked through the ground even from afar. The Eldalg live in giant redwood forests, deep enough where the daylight barely touches the ground.
We didn't know a lot about them. Meeting one would usually mean death, outsiders of the herds are usually stomped to death, and even members of their own species are not safe from harm. Until about a few decades ago, no one even knew they were sentient, sure their upper bodies looked slightly humanoid, with thick wooly fur and faces not too distinct from that of a moose. Still, people rarely made contact with them and as such, they were only seen as mere beasts, until it was revealed by an elven faunatologist called Vieli'feorta that the giants had had a long trading history with them.
With a book and quill, among other supplies, I knew I was the one to finally reveal the truth. It had taken almost six months to get to the giant village near the last great redwood forest. I had met a group of adventurers in the nearest city and they'd been kind enough to lend me a ride there. I had my nose deep in my books during the whole three-day trip it took to get near the village. I never bothered to learn the names of the six I was traveling with, but they seemed like a close-knit group.
"Here we are!" Yelled the human woman steering the drake's towing the cart.
"This is as far as we can take, we don't have a good rapport with those guys," she added and pointed at the village still far away. I could see smoke rising and something large moving in the distance. The woman gave me a smile as I jumped down from the cart with my bags.
I was glad to leave that darned cart, to be honest. The quarreling between the half-orc and the gnome almost drove me mad. Before they left, the bronze-haired human woman turned back to me and said "You know... We will be here again next week, if you need a lift, you're welcome to join us again."
I nodded slowly, thinking about the offer for a while, but deciding against it, I had to stay in the forest as long as I could, I had to learn everything I could so I could become one of the most revered faunatologist in the whole continent.
"Thank you, but I will find another ride," I yelled back. We both waved goodbye and I began the slow walk through the marshy soil towards the village.
I didn't know much about the Giants other than they were also pretty secretive. They didn't seem to like the smaller sentient species that much and I mean, how long does it actually take to get over being enslaved for hundreds of years by every single dark lord who decides it's their turn to dull? My kind had certainly gotten over the last one.
Even though I tried to walk as carefully as I could, I stepped on the wet grass multiple times, my old leather boots soaking in the dirty water. One of the most annoying feelings had to be a wet leg inside a shoe, it was just right after getting sand in them or cutting yourself with paper. It must have taken hours to get to the edge of the village and my splashing had caught the attention of the inhabitants. With curious looks on their faces, the giant men and... the women I presumed watched me. It was a small village, filled with huts made from large boulders. The wind carried the scent of smoked ham into my nose.
My strength was spent in the marshland, I took deep breaths before introducing myself to the grey-skinned villagers.
"Uh, hello! My name is Prost Von Palipaa and I'm here to inquire about something!" I waved my hand with a friendly smile on my face.
One of them, the largest one I assumed to be the leader of the bunch walked towards me, looking annoyed by my presence.
"What you want human?" He scowled, wiping his ratty long strands of hair from his face to reveal the ugly mug beneath. The air around was brisk, but the giants wore only brittle loincloths around their waists. Like the unintelligent beasts they were, they let everything hang free. As the man got closer, I could feel the ground shake beneath each step.
"I'm here to see the eldalgen," I replied, keeping my tone stern, "I have gold."
"Bah! No need gold, you leave, antler heads kill you," he stated back, stopping in his place.
"You can buy things with gold. Tools, weapons..." I paused before adding, "Clothes?"
My words clearly got through to him as I saw him raise his bushy eyebrows.
"Hrph... Come," he said and waved me to follow him. Him being much taller than me, I had to almost run to keep up with the pace. The other villagers glared at me as I ran by, but since I got their leader's attention, I didn't need to care what they thought about me.
The Giant Chieftain led me to his dwelling place. Strange symbols covered the boulders outside, some of which the giant leading me in had also painted on his skin. The doorway was covered with surprisingly delicate scaly leather pelts, the scales glimmered in the cold light of the clouded sun. As I stepped inside, the smell of the smoke hit me by surprise, making me cough. Only a faint light shone in between the scale pelts but there was a large fireplace in the center area. The heat from the fire made the white bones strung onto the ceiling sway, clacking them together like a crude instrument.
Large fur hides covered the floor and the edges of the curved room, some packed together to look like little beds.
The Giant turned to look at me, "You humans always think you can get anything with gold..." his guttural voice resonated with the blouders around us as he spoke.