His carmine eyes fluttered open from his dreams as he sensed an abrupt twitch against his mind. Almost immediately, his curious cock followed suit. He was all too familiar with the signals of life the forest sent him every waking hour--the vines alerting him to any sign of movement, whether it be a squirrel carrying its food to the canopy above or a young buck rubbing its antlers on a nearby tree. He had grown intimate with the motions of the woods; able to distinguish them well enough from each other that more often than not neither he nor his member paid mind to most of them. The fall of a human footstep against the vines--his vines--, however, was a sensation that could wake him from the deepest sleep, as it just had.
Quietly, he slid himself up from the mossy bed he'd crafted into the side of the burrow he called his home. Brushing aside a few strands of chestnut hair that had fallen into his face, he blinked the sleep from his eyes. He peered towards the entrance to the surface--the golden light shining through the gaps in the vines serving as a door hinting that it was likely just before sundown. A little bit of an early rise for him, but what a better way to start his day. As his long, bare body rose from the bed, his morning wood rose with him. He had no intention of letting it go down anytime soon.
He felt another motion coming from the vines outside, but this time it was akin to a soft stroke. Someone must be curious, he mused to himself while a soft grin grew on the corners of his lips. Why not play back? He closed his eyes and without hesitation, he became the forest above. He felt the moisture in the grass beneath him, the warm, ebbing glow of sunset around him, and, most importantly, he felt footsteps. Delicate and inquisitive--if not a little precarious. Like whoever was nearby was just here to take in the scenery. A happy fool with nowhere to be and no one to come looking for them. The grin that had been forming on his face stretched into a full smile.
That smile was like pure electricity through the vines, causing them to pulsate eagerly; hungrily. It had been mating season for going on a month now, and not a soul had bothered to venture out this way. He had spent every night up until this very moment venturing towards the nearest town to watch the women of the village from the outskirts. As their sensuous bodies would gather to dance together by bonfire in the square on certain nights, he could almost taste their decadence. Summer's evening heat dripping down their chests, glimmering in the dim lights; their sips of wine breaking down their walls until their laughter would sometimes become moans as pairs would slip off together into the shadows--it was enough to make him feral.
There was one, softer than the rest with curves that resembled clouds, who never went off with the others for their secret trysts. He had wondered what kept her so reserved, but as he watched her smile and laugh and gaze into the fire in the square when no one was looking--he didn't care. All he knew was that he wanted to be the one that broke down the walls the midsummer wine would not--that drew the soft moans from her throat and made her gasp as the walls beneath her skirt opened desperately for him, begged him to spread her open and fill--