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Thread: The Voyage of the Silken Siren (The Corsair and Xanaphia)

An unamused laugh left Aurelias lip as she tried to hide her annoyance at the revealed identity of her contact. I do believe I warned you ahead of time I am a curse, Ba-tal, She mocked, forcing a smirk. She fished into her coat pocket, pulling out a wrinkled correspondence, But I may be in the wrong place today. I am looking for a She read the letter cursed to herself silently, A Nasir Yusef al-Udan. She nearly turned to leave at that, before Nishi nudged her back around. Nishi chuckled at her side, whispering, Now captain, are we really going to let a regretful evening color our biases here? Half of our business is regretful evenings. He turned towards the mercenaries, wearing that nonthreatening smile upon his lips, Nishi Saburo, bookkeeper for Captain Seabourne. He bowed ever so slightly, leaving enough space for Safia to enter as well, taking a silent appraisal of everyone. Aurelia weighed the pros and cons of this particular endeavor in her mind, and tried to ignore the red mark she had left on his neck, or the throbbing twin he had left on hers. He was a liar and a cheat, yet a successful enough cheat to go unnoticed by her for several hours. Either he was impressive, or she was losing her edge, neither of which she was willing to admit. But he could also handle himself in a fight, and he was strongDammit, this would be easier if we were a bad lay! Look, I dont know if you are up to this kind of work, She explained, crossing her arms. We have many enemies, and are really only looking for the very best.
Thread: The Voyage of the Silken Siren (The Corsair and Xanaphia)

The slender, pretty man whispered something to the crazy bitch thief, then turned his attention to the assembled mercenaries. Nishi Saburo, bookkeeper for Captain Seabourne. Realizing after a moment that Yusef wasn't going to say anything, Fayette cleared her throat. Fayette Cerylia, bookkeeper and quarter master for the Free Company of al-Udan. The man across from me is our chiurgeon and solicitor, Senzangakona Ulwazi, and this man... She elbowed Yusef sharply in the ribs, drawing a cry of pain from him. The one gasping like a beached fish and not impressing our new client at all is our captain, Nasir Yusef al-Udan. Yusef tried to get his brain out of his crotch and into gear. Fayette was right, after all. Regardless of whether or not she was crazy, or a thief, or a great fucking lay she was also his potential new employer. And that meant looking sharp and sounding competent. Not squalling in shock about learning that a great piece of ass attached to sticky fingers was offering the coin. Yeah, he began, straightening up a little. I... Look, I dont know if you are up to this kind of work, She explained, crossing her arms. We have many enemies, and are really only looking for the very best. Oh, I think you already know I'm the be... He grimaced as Fayette stamped her heel down on his foot. Best, he finished, glaring at his quartermaster. Right off the bat, Ashur vouched for us. And you know that tight-fisted son of a bitch wouldn't willingly recommend anyone without reason. And that reason is that, even though we're a small band, we're very good at what we do. And versatile. Half my crew has some degree of magical training. I've got an alchemist, a chiurgeon, a blacksmith, six sailors, four philosophers, and a diviner. He chuckled. Also, and more importantly for your specific needs, have you ever heard of the ul-Abaquan 'Califate'? I'm sure you have, Senzang added. The hundred-strong pirate fleet centered out of ul-Abaquan? The one that stopped harassing shipping through the Straits of Kemmat about two years ago? That was us, Yusef said. We're the reason they aren't a problem anymore. He didn't bother to mention that the reason had been due to a falling-out with the Calif-Admiral, which had led to him personally cutting the man's throat on the deck of his flagship in a dispute over division of spoils before he and his crew had been forced to cut their way out of the island city Negarath, City of Sharks. Leaving three score ships and half the city aflame in the process. Good times, those.
Thread: The Voyage of the Silken Siren (The Corsair and Xanaphia)

Aurelia managed a blank face as Yusef assured her that she already knew he was the best. She certainly wasn't thinking how his mouth felt on hers, or how his hand glided up her body, or how he filled with his meat. He made a convincing case, and the truth was, they did have a hell of a reputation. A small crew that functioned as though it had twice as many members. It was the perfect fit not unlike the way their bodies moved together last night... Clearing her throat and her mind, Aurelia spoke, You may very well be what we are looking for. She nodded to Nishi, who produced a ledger book. This is what we are prepared to offer you. It was more than Ashur had quoted her, but Aurelia wanted to ensure loyalty. It was something that had to be earned and worked at, in the long term, but in the meantime a generous purse would generally suffice. A few ground rules. I generally discourage relations among the crew. Romantic entanglement rarely end well, and breakups are disastrous within the small quarters of a ship. That said, we are all adults here, and confined on a ship for weeks at a time, things occasionally happen. So long as everything is respectful and discrete, I will hold my tongue. We are leaving tomorrow morning to sail for Garabahad, so I need a quick answer
Thread: The Voyage of the Silken Siren (The Corsair and Xanaphia)

Yusef bristled when Aurelia - he'd finally remembered her name from Ashur's message - said no romantic entanglements. Entirely because of the way Fayette and Senzang glanced him, like he wasn't going to be professional. Not because he was remebering the taste of her blood and sweat, and the feel of her body straining against his. Not at all. Perish the thought. But her offer of compensation was generous, enough so that the cynical Fayette lifted an eyebrow. Slightly. Tomorrow, hey? Well, it'll take time to get my men together, he lied, reflexively warming to the task of negotiating for more. We'll... Accept you terms of employment, Senzang said, interrupting and studiously ignoring his captain's glare. The terms sound fine as described, although I'll want to review any actual contract before we sign. What are you doing ? Fayette hissed as Senzang conferred with their new employer. Trying to get more out of... Yusef began. Are you fucking mad ? she demanded. Money's good, and we kind of need to get the hell out of this city. Yeah, well... Did you forget that the prince wants to cut Kaarim's balls off fir what he did to his daughter and his wife? Or that Eitoku and Igama got the Sons of the Scorpion hunting us all . We can still get... She made a strangled sound of irritation. Seriously. We need this. Don't fuck this up for us .
Thread: t-test

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Thread: Ladies - are you looking for a Harem?

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Thread: Ladies - are you looking for a Harem?

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Thread: Ladies - are you looking for a Harem?

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Thread: I Want to be Used [FxF, FxM, FxFuta, FxAnything]

Fuck me right in the pussy!
Thread: I Want to be Used [FxF, FxM, FxFuta, FxAnything]

Bumped for the phrase slavering fucktunnel
Thread: Sesshi's fxf/fxfuta paradise!

Plot ideas The mad city of Soul Art A mix between the table top game Don't Rest Your Head and Sword Art Online. You find yourself unable to sleep, tormented by your nightmares and trauma from whatever happened to you before. For whatever reason you now find yourself trapped in this new world of madness and magic. But is it real or false? Instead of just submitting to the new world, you instead decide to get yourself lost in a mmo. But here's the kicker Whatever you feel in this world you feel in real life. And that's not even the best part! This world is nothing but filled of girls! From whores to sluts to furries! How long can anyone last in this place without becoming part of it for real? Who know's but you can enter and try. This rp will of course be in third person. A Werewolf's new play thing! For centuries the alpha's could turn anyone into one of their own by just breeding with them. But this is a gift only granted to the alpha, the rest can only turn another by either biting or scratching them. For years the werewolves have been in hiding, until now... Kumori Nightsong, a lonely elf is bound by fate when she was abandoned by her kin three years ago. They had a fight and was then kicked out and was now living alone deep in the forbidden forest. She had only moved out here about a month ago and was just trying to make ends meet. She wasn't completely alone though, she did have her wolf companion with her, Yuki. He is a giant white wolf that she has had since her birth. He's always watched over her and protected her, but today something was wrong... He went out to go hunting and hasn't come back yet, worried Kumori goes out looking for him when she ends up finding more than what she was looking for... A scientist's new play toybreeding pet. Transformations, tentacles, raping, loads of non-con, and breeding! This is what I am seeking here! Out in the elven woods, there is a deeper part past into the deep woods, there lies the most monstrous beasts. No one knows how these beasts got there, but soon the elves will find out and it will cost them the freedom of their princess. Sacrificed to the beasts they take her into the deep woods where the one who created them lived.... Madness spreads and darkness control all. This is a mind controlcorruption type of rp. Looking for a good dom here. Plot to be added soon!
Thread: Spoiled?

How do you feel about spoilers? Does it ruin a showmoviebook to know what happens in it? What counts as a spoiler in your eyes? Because I've had people jump on me for even mentioning that something happens in a series, let alone something big and plot changing. How much is too much? Personally, I don't really consider myself spoilable. Very often, I raid TV Tropes in much the same way I do for Goodreads book lists I read a book like King Rat and I go digging for other books that either have a different take on the Pied Piper of Hamelin or that do modern retellings of fairy and folk tales. And I often highlight the spoiler sections to see if they're interesting enough or close enough to what I am looking for. I read up extensively about Supernatural before taking the dive, same with Neon Genesis Evangelion and Donnie Darko. Before you get into a series or moviebook, there's a kind of airy ignorance where anything mentioned is all very general and uncemented I don't know how these plot elements work together yet because I haven't seen the characters interact. And very often, one fan's interpretation of an episode or work comes across differently to me when I'm watchingreading like the preconceptions I had based on their descriptionsynopsis change drastically when I see it for myself. Even with new seasons of GoT still airing since I took a break at season 4, I read and keep up with discussions. If anything, this kind of enhances my excitement about what is going to happen next. And yet even knowing the characters, I still maintain this airy consideration where the pieces don't really fit yet. So, starting the next season and knowing a lot about it, I know bullet points of stuff that is supposed to occur but not necessarily what it looks exactly like when it happens. Like Danearys in the fire with the dragon eggs. Completely different to what I expected and when it happened there was a small validation of Ah, so, it's now. but no less shocked and surprised by how it went down. Poll to follow.
Thread: Spoiled?

Each case is different. Throughout my life, I've met essentially three kinds of people amongst those who have spoiled things for me 1.- Those who get so overly excited when talking about a certain work of fiction GoT is a really good example that they just can't help spoiling those seriously amazing plot twists and incredible key moments. They can fuck off and grow up. 2.- Those who assume you're not gonna readwatchplay whatever they're talking about and spoil it for you. They are more rare, but they can also fuck off. 3.- Those who don't give a shit and will shamelessly discuss it with other people around you who have also enjoyed the work of fiction in question and give you the options of either leaving or having the fun spoiled. 'If I could read it, you could have done that too by now'. They can fuck off and die in a fire . I enjoy both the what and the how, the latter being ultimately the most important part, of course. You can create a great deal of anticipation in someone by telling them that there's something interesting going on in the following chapters of a book your acquaintance is reading, for example, but limiting those to simple hints will leave their entertainment unscathed or, as you said before, it could heighten it!. Still, as a general rule of thumb, if I've got the intention of enjoying a work of fiction, I avoid spoilers at any cost. ...Mostly because of types 1 and 2. I actually stopped reading ASOIAF because of the spoilers that I got forced into my head, be it due to the media or people I know. I dunno, I just enjoy being surprised.
Thread: Spoiled?

Wow, those are some strong opinions. blush I have to say despite my unspoilable nature, I can be extremely sensitive to spoiling others. Unless I'm trying to convince them not to see something, then I'll explain the exact reasons why, no holding back. If it ruined it for you, good, there's 2 hours of your life back. I'm jealous.
Thread: Spoiled?

Spoilers are the bane of my existence. I can't stand even the smallest spoilers, and won't ever tolerate them. I remember getting in a fight with someone over spoilers. I'm someone who avoids trailers of shows I like, sometimes posters even, to avoid spoiling the watching experience. Sometimes I hate Google because of that. I remember I once googled the name of a show I like just to see if they finished airing the entire season so I can binge watch it, and the very first search result had the title Show name recap Character name is dead. Like seriously, fuck you. Its a episode that was aired a few hours ago.. You don't have to write the damn thing in the fucking title ,
Thread: Spoiled?

Ah, Fruit. I don't think you'd appreciate me Not that you do anyway!. I hate spoilers as well, and have been known not to read a novel, no matter how great I've been told it is, because I'm already aware of the ending, and won't do it to others. However, it can be fun sometimes to make up spoilers for my friends on the spot -particularly enjoyable when I haven't even seen the show or read the book they're referring to-, have them insult me, before I profusely apologise, and await their reaction when they find out what I told them was going to happen, doesn't! I don't know, I might be the only one that finds that amusing, and you do really need to select the right targets meaning ones who wouldn't hesitate to do it to me if they thought of it first, or had the opportunity.
Thread: Spoiled?

Lol, Quix, you're such a rapscallion! It's not terribly surprising to me how many people actually don't like spoilers at all, since like I said, I've encountered that the most when having online discussions.
Thread: Spoiled?

my best friend keeps spoiling things that are happening in the next chapter of harry potter it's just a screenplay, but still. important fucking information . i fucking breathed that series on paper, surprisingly fell in love with the changes they made on screen, and now i'm eagerly waiting my own copy of harry potter and the cursed child. it's just one of those things that i really wish didn't exist everyone lives through the series of which they watch and read differently. for me, i love being experiencing the show book whatever on my own terms. there's been times where i've completely shut down a video game because i couldn't hear a cutscene properly, and didn't want to miss out on anything. if someone shouts out a spoiler for something i'm heavily interested in watching in my own time like walking dead for example so many fucking spoilers for everything. got a WD colouring book for my birthday, and one of the images just made me go, 'oh carl c', i get extremely pissed off. not because it 'ruined' the show, but because it just ruined my surprise and reaction to that tidbit. it's not the same i heavily try and avoid spoilers, but a lot of the time, it's crucially hard to withhold. especially trailers these days they reveal basically the whole goddamn plot and foreshadow all in one.
Thread: Spoiled?

sixlikesgore. said i heavily try and avoid spoilers, but a lot of the time, it's crucially hard to withhold. especially trailers these days they reveal basically the whole goddamn plot and foreshadow all in one. Click to expand... I know! Like, they're supposed to entice you to want to see it not make you feel like you just did! What gets me even more about trailers though is when they pull a Quixoh, snap! See wut I did ther? and either through tone or misplacement of clips or clips for things that aren't even in the final product, make you think the movie is about something else than it actually is. But that's an entirely different matter, lol.
Thread: Spoiled?

Spoilers have never once bothered me. I literally don't care if something is spoiled, because I'm not watching something to be surprised. I'm watching something to see how it unfolds. Sometimes I'm even more interested, because I want to see how something that has been spoiled happens. I want to see the performances, the direction, and every aspect that brings that thing to the screen. The best things I've ever seen are just as good when I know what is going to happen. I already knew the ending of Goodfellas, but I sure as hell enjoyed the hell out of it when I actually saw it. I also knew how Toy Story 3 was going to end, but it still had one hell of an impact. I don't need to be surprised to enjoy a good story.
Thread: Spoiled?

Mitsu said Spoilers have never once bothered me. I literally don't care if something is spoiled, because I'm not watching something to be surprised. I'm watching something to see how it unfolds. Sometimes I'm even more interested, because I want to see how something that has been spoiled happens. I want to see the performances, the direction, and every aspect that brings that thing to the screen. The best things I've ever seen are just as good when I know what is going to happen. I already knew the ending of Goodfellas, but I sure as hell enjoyed the hell out of it when I actually saw it. I also knew how Toy Story 3 was going to end, but it still had one hell of an impact. I don't need to be surprised to enjoy a good story. Click to expand... Pretty much this. Spoilers don't bother me at all, mostly because even if i know what happens, actually watching the moment unfold is completely different. When I watched The Force Awakens, I knew what was going to happen to Solo, but watching it was totally different than just knowing. It was different because I also watched all the events that happened before that moment, how they affected the story and ultimately that scene. I don't think there's any movie or show I've watched that I didn't read the synopsis of prior to watching. It honestly saves me the time, because if the synopsis doesn't interest me, I'm likely not going to enjoy actually watching the movieshow anyway. Strangely, I hate reading the synopsis of a book, but even those spoilers don't bother me. The emotions and drama is just as strong regardless of what I know or don't know, haha. XD.
Thread: Spoiled?

It's nice to see an about even measure of people on either side. I also find the reactions of people who don't like to be spoiled, interesting.
Thread: Spoiled?

I really dislike spoilers, for me they take away the mystery of what is going to happen. One of my favorite things to do in movies is guess at what is coming next, to try and figure out how I would have run the plot of the story if it was mine and see how close I can come to getting it right. Spoilers take away my ability to do that, and it makes me very sad. On the other hand I won't go nuts on anyone for spoiling things.
Thread: Spoiled?

My typical rule of thumb, you spoil something of mine you get it in equal doses. Needless to say I find such deterrence required at times or other means if they are the rare I don't mind spoilers type. Who needs violence when one can be persuaded it's against their best interest.
Thread: Spoiled?

Unless it is something I don't plan on seeing or need info about first
Thread: Spoiled?

The first episode of GoT I ever watched was the Red Wedding one. Not on purpose. It was just the one that was being aired when I got access to HBO. Didn't bother me. I still liked watching the rest of the show because stories are more than just plot twists. It has a lot more going on for it than character mortality. I get why spoilers bother people, but the ones who freak out and start screaming need to in my opinion calm down and reassess their lives. It's not that serious.
Thread: Spoiled?

I don't mind spoilers. I think I have to see it myself to be able to enjoy it regardless if I already know what will happen. In addition, there is also things you will never know despite those spoilers there is still an element of surprise. Of course, I respect those who do dislike or hate spoilers. The rule is, respect others as they may not have the same opinion or view about spoilers. Do not be an ass. Do not spoil a movie or book for them if they did not ask for it.
Thread: Spoiled?

I actually anticipated a lot more people being against spoilers than have commented! In this day and age, it's really hard to avoid them if you're a fan of something, especially if it's mainstream or popular, so, maybe people are just growing used to knowing about stuff beforehand?
Thread: Spoiled?

Well, traditional Filipinos actually enjoy rewatching series, plays of ballads and epics such as the Biag-ni-Lam-Ang, the Adarna Bird, and Florante and Laura. They keep on watching because even if the story is the same throughout and they already know it, it is the undergoing that is important. They even sing the songs because they already memorised it. As a bonus, the plays of epics and ballads are most of the time sung in a different way despite the lyrics being the same. So main point It is not about the ending, but rather the journey. And I think that is fricking beautiful! If you are not familiar with the listed works, then treat it as the same as watching a play of the Odyssey or the Aeneid, and sung by muses.
Thread: A Dragon's Treasure (KnightCreep and Sesshi)

Iuko was walking down a street in the middle of the night. She was a muscular dragon furry, so she wasn't worried about getting attacked. She then smelled something that she was all too familiar with a female in heat. She followed the smell and found a homeless furry. Hello there, what's your name?
Thread: A Dragon's Treasure (KnightCreep and Sesshi)

The wolf girl looked up at the stranger before her and turned her head away. What's it to you? She asked as her tail flicked from one side to the next.
Thread: A Dragon's Treasure (KnightCreep and Sesshi)

Easy, Poochie. I want to help you, Iuko said. You're in heat, and I cannot allow you to remain alone out here in the middle of the night. Come with me, and you'll have a home and be safe from getting raped.
Thread: A Dragon's Treasure (KnightCreep and Sesshi)

And how do I know you won't do just that to me? She asked as her head tilts to the side. I guess I could go with you... Beats being out in the cold rain... She replied as she stood up to shake herself off a bit. Name's Sesshi, your's?
Thread: A Dragon's Treasure (KnightCreep and Sesshi)

Iuko, and I would never rape anyone, the white and red dragon furry said. She held out her paw to Sesshi. Do you want to walk or fly to my home?
Thread: A Dragon's Treasure (KnightCreep and Sesshi)

Taking Iuko's paw cautiously she replies. Fly please.