The following is, by a certain definition, a futanari/dickgirl story. It does NOT at any point feature sex with minors (individuals below the age of 18)
Chapter 1
"It is time, my daughter."
Genera nodded solemnly and rose to her feet. Her ceremonial garb -- loose, shimmering layers of beautifully patterned and warm coloured material, fell about her to hang from her shoulder and breast to the ground, hiding her footsteps. Her pace was unsure, perhaps even a little timid, but the priestesses had spoken. It was she who would be honoured on that day, as none others had been for generations.
Her mother's gaze was cast downward as Genera slowly passed through the sandstone doorway of the waiting room into the temple's main hall. Soon she would no longer be her daughter. Soon she would be honoured as the matron and indeed also the patron of her people, a symbolic birthgiver to all who inhabited their secluded archipelago. It was a custom that had existed for millenia, unchanged by the distractions of the modern world.
She stood before the headpriestess. Behind her the devout had all gathered in that hall, standing in rows by the wall, their eyes all fixed upon her.
"Are you ready, Genera Zechmari?"
She nodded once. "Yes, headpriestess," she whispered.
"Then we shall begin." The headpriestess shut her eyes, taking a moment to gather herself. "Today is a day our people have awaited for a long, long time. Today, my beautiful dear, is the beginning of your eighteenth year. Yet we have waited far longer than that. For lifetimes we have been without a goddess. None still live who can recall a time when one walked amongst us. Yet our legend, our most precious and unchanging possession, has dictated that this day would come. Finally, it has, and now it is not only legend that we shall cherish. There is no doubt amongst us, that
you
, brightest star, are our goddess!"
Those dramatic words brought a rush of excitement from the villagers, a sound of wonderment and exaltation that reverberated warmly off of the ancient walls.
"We look to you now, to deliver our little nation the divine gifts that were promised to us in legend. We look to you to bring us the wisdom, fertility and order that was once so common to us."
Genera nodded again. How she could manage to deliver on such a promise, she did not yet know. But surely it was true. Since the day she was chosen, she had been taught that it was so, and so every day since had been living in anticipation of this strange, holy day.
At first it was only her closest relatives who believed that she, a strangely androgynous little child, might be the one. But the priestesses knew of her, and quietly they had watched. As the years passed and she matured, all doubt vanished. Like the rest of the girls, she had come into rich bloom at the onset of puberty, but hers was of a dual nature. For it she was revered as a sort of princess, held separate from the rest of the tiny island nation's youth.
The headpriestess stepped closer, and with an impassioned little puff she embraced Genera. "My dear, it brings... it brings me such joy," she stuttered, her flat ceremonial tone giving way to one of heartfelt gratitude, "...to be the one to finally perform this rite for our people. May I... may I unveil you now?"
Genera took a deep breath. "Yes, headpriestess. You may."
The people were rapt, staring in anticipation of what was to come. Mouths hung agape as villagers stepped closer, bunching together to see the unveiling of their new goddess.
Genera shut her eyes and spread her arms, palms facing outward, as the headpriestess and two of her subordinates removed the ceremonial robe. There was a collective gasp, an intake of air that seemed to remove all oxygen from the room once they beheld her.
She truly was divinely blessed. She was like the ancient rain worn statues that lined their oldest streets. Like the traditional figurines that every follower of the old ways had somewhere in their home. She was like the original mother-father goddess; not a facsimile but of the same form.
They had all known her face well enough, a mysterious young beauty with long, tightly curled black locks of hair who was being kept in the temple. They had spoken rumours of her, speculating as to whether she really would be all that the priestesses promised. Now they saw that it was true.
Her body was olive skinned perfection. She was athletic yet feminine, slender yet curvy at her generous breast, waist and hip. This was of no surprise, for it was common among the women and girls that inhabited those islands to be so blessed, though she was especially so. The thing that was so surprising, that made it so evident that she was their chosen one, was the prodigious male features she bore between her legs. They hung low, unaroused and soft, yet in that state she was already as large as the proudest of the village's men. It was her legendary trait of divinity.
"All hail Genera, goddess of Aerotia!"
"HAIL!"
***
The ceremony had ended and all had left the temple, save for Genera and her chosen two. She had selected a pair of girls her own age, best friends from her childhood whom she'd lost touch with once the priestesses had taken her in.
They stood before her now in near silence, needing to speak only whispers. The years had been very kind to them, and indeed it wasn't merely their past friendships that had Genera choosing them as her first worshippers. They had blossomed into beauty, their young bodies trim yet blessed in ways that had kept them in her mind through all the years she'd spent hidden away, catching only glimpses of her old friends as they matured. They were dressed to flatter the fact in clothing designed to tempt her lust, showcasing lush cleavage and leaving nothing else to the imagination with scant transparent fabrics that stopped where their thighs began.
"Genera, we are... honoured," said Drea. Laene, the shyer of the two, nodded her agreement. "We thought you would have forgotten us, since it's been so long since we used to play..."
"I could never forget you. You were always my favourite friends. I wanted to be with you always, instead of studying tradition with the priestesses..."