Chapter 2: Offspring of Fenrir
*** Disclaimer:
I just would like to state that all characters in this fictional novel are above the ages of 18 respectfully. And in the disclaimer of portraying sexual scenes, I ask that only audiences above the ages of 18 may read it at their discretion.
I would also like to point out that this fictional novel may depict scenes of lifestyle fetish that may be graphic or triggering. This fictional novel has the following fetishes within the story: MDLB, Female Worship, Taboo/Incest, Spiritual/Religion, Nudists, Watersports, Sacrificial Orgasms, Food Play, Toys, Breastfeeding, Excessive Bodily Fluids, Age Gap, Denial, Humiliation, Orgasm Control, Ruined Orgasm, Edging, Menstrual, etc. If you do not know what some of these fetishes are, I recommend looking them up on Google before continuing to read this material.
I would also like to further point out that although the story involves a savage, taboo ritualistic family of werewolves this is all meant in a manner of fiction. I do not recommend this behavior to anyone. I do not believe in Beastiality or believe in any kind of abusive nature to animals. I do not partake in child porn, sex rings, or human trafficking. Nor do I believe in having sexual relations with family members or anything grotesque in that nature.
I have used many terms throughout this fictional novel that the "son" in this story is not a blood relative or a real immediate family member. He is adopted, same as his sister who has no true lineage to anyone in the family including each other. Loki and Freya are not related and assumed the sibling role the moment Aurora and Odin adopted them. So to get technical it is not technically incest. I am just hoping to touch base on the idea behind a taboo family. Just as there is no such thing as incest in the animal kingdom which was my original reasoning for making them into werewolves. However, the idea behind lycanthropy just played in favor of the plotline.
I also feel that it's necessary to state that when I use the term "Pagan", it is not pertaining to the religious group Paganism. I only use the term Pagan loosely as an umbrella term to describe an ancient, fictional religion that has Druidic influences carried in a cult type of lifestyle. That is not to say they are Satanists but this family has different traditions than our own. If my readers are interested in collaborating with me to make this fictional religion more realistic please feel free to comment below. Again, no disrespect to the Pagan religion as I am spiritual myself and felt inspired to add small fictional elements to reflect myself as your author.
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Loki finished cleaning up the outer stalls outside the barn. He raked up the last of the hay and tossed it back inside the feeding trough. He wiped his brow with the back of his hand as he looked up to check the sun's position. This was how his dad had taught him to tell the time.
He sighed after a few hours of hard work. Loki could feel the heat from the sun bearing down on his broad bare shoulders and down his glistening back. He pulled the pitchfork up to rest the handle on his shoulders as he walked to the nice cool shade beneath the barn. The ground was laid with old straw to act as dust control. The smell was dank and pungent because of the animals. All the holes and cracks in the barn made it perfectly lit during the day.
Loki walked over to the tool shed near the horse stalls and put the pitchfork away with the other tools. He then latched the door and looked up at the rafters. This was something he often did when he visited the barn. Like the house, the barn held memories fond and bitter of his childhood. He remembered when he and Freya would play hide and seek in here. And the serious talks they use to share.
Freya had always been a troubled child. She would contemplate her reason for living and often thought about her real family. Freya and Loki were found by Odin. Odin then brought them home to be cared for by Aurora. Odin was once the leader of an entire pack of werewolves. But humans had wiped out the pack and killed both Freya and Loki's parents when they were young pups. As a leader, Odin felt responsible for these children and took them under his wing. From that day Loki and Freya called Odin and Aurora, Mommy and Daddy, and were treated like family.
During this time, things were very dark for the new family. Feeling forsaken in a world of humans, Aurora introduced Odin to a new God that would save them. However, this new God required lots of sacrifices. Ancient daily traditions, rituals, rules, and a new way of life. These changes hindered Loki and Freya's childhood. And after reaching a certain age of maturity, Freya began to feel the pressure. It was during this time where she was no longer close to Loki anymore. She shut the world out and locked herself away in her head.
Although Loki could never understand the complexity of his sister's mind. He saw the world differently and saw some things as symbolic. Such as, he remembered finding a bird up in the rafters with a broken wing. He had run to his mother about it. But by the time he had gotten back up there, the bird could not be found. Just a single gray feather of its absence.
A week later, Loki had discovered the barn cat had her kittens up there. Loki had taken this as a symbolic sign of the way of life. Where one's death could help twice the amount of lives. An ant that gets walked upon does not stop the entire life of the colony. Loki's philosophical words were deep and meaningful. They talked about how big the world was and how time shamelessly moves forward when our loved ones part from us.
The moment Loki would start to talk philosophically to his sister, she would stop her worries and listen to him attentively. Loki had a way of capturing people's attention when he opened up. It gave him a sense of pride to motivate people.
Loki's gaze traveled from the sanctuary of his rafters to the horse stalls he now stood next to. He then remembered how he had walked in on his dad and his sister sharing an intimacy that would normally be forbidden. Fortunately, Loki was smart enough not to get caught that time. He did make a noise which caused them to stop. But he managed to sneak his way out through the roof of the barn.
He shuddered to imagine how differently the night would have been if he had gotten caught. His father's anger scared him. His father was also his alpha. Someone he dare not cross. Such were the ways of the werewolf.