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Thread: Marked For Deletion

RE Don't Forget To Do Your Homework Faiyt x DaddysBitch Lillian smiled to herself as she thought, Oh I've got a surprise for you alright.. Lillian could hardly wait to give Sam her surprise!! It's just a 'lil something I've wanted to give you for a while, she whispered. Go ahead and get comfortable, she began, I'll be back in a few minutes. Lillian made her way to her large bedroom and began riffling through her chest of drawers. She heard Sam click on the HD Tv, and took the time to tuck her handcuffs into her jeans pocket. Everything else she needed was already prepared and put underneath the sink Lillian proceeded into the living room and glanced at the microfiber sectional couch and spotted Sam sitting comfortably in her short skirt. Her eyes drifted to her luscious bust and then down to her long, creamy, curvy legs. Lillian felt her sex dampen as the muscles in her lower stomach began to clench and tighten. Hey, Sam, could you come here for a minute? She asked cheerfully as she headed to the kitchen. She quickly grabbed the rope and threw it under the dinning room table before Sam even got off of the couch.
Thread: plot based non-con (pref. YIM)

I am male cuckold with a hotwife. Would love to have a humiliating and degrading bull.
Thread: The Final Frontier (Wingshadow & I)

Who do you think you are? I'll head to the bridge when I feel like it, not when you tell me to, you moron! a sharp voice shouted back at him, practically causing the door to shake from the mere sound of her voice. The voice in question belonged to a young woman that went by the name of Chiharu Higashi, daughter of a certain feared syndicate leader whom Leonard's father had contracted for protection services sometime in the past but had failed to repay him due to various circumstances. She had a fiery wit and the weapon skills to back up her family's reputation of deadly assassins. Chiharu had not taken up residence in one of Leonard's rooms in an attempt to kill him, however, as the dead couldn't repay owed debts. Instead, she intended on bleeding out his due share of reimbursement in the form of various requests and jobs as she saw fit to impose on him. When the self-declared captain went about the ship doing whatever he pleased, it was often Chiharu who would attempt to put an end to his shenanigans. She pulled her long blonde hair back into a distinctive ponytail and often wore a well-used leather combat suit regardless of the setting she found herself in. Why would she care to change to please anyone else? She served as the ship's weapon's expert, whether she admitted it or not. You have some nerve, don't you realize what time it is? a much more composed voice replied in turn to his demands, with a significantly greater amount of respect present in her tone than the woman before her had used. This voice belonged to a woman named Tina Coleson, an officer from the Galactic Military who had helped fund some of Leonard's father's projects. Naturally, she was there for a similar reason as the last, namely, to ensure that the son reimbursed the military for his father's unpaid debts. She almost always wore her military uniform when she appeared on the bridge, although there were some notable exceptions. As a navigation expert, she served as the ship's pilot and the voice of reason in most cases. I'll be right there, Captain, Misty Weiss replied with a delicate voice, being the only one out of the three who actually referred to Leonard as the Captain. She had a kind and caring personality which was only eclipsed by her in-depth knowledge of the universe. She had traveled with Leonard's father for many years, during which she had memorized practically every detail of information she came across. At the time, she officially served as the ship's cook and the captain's personal assistant, and was the only one out of the lot who did not seek to extract some form of payment from the hapless captain. She wore a long dress and a matching white apron which gave her a distinctly motherly appearance. Before long, all three appeared on the bridge as commanded, not at all aware of what Leonard had in mind for them when they arrived.
Thread: The Final Frontier (Wingshadow & I)

Of the three members of Leonard's crew, perhaps the most difficult one to deal with was Chiharu. Every time she roared like that, he was afraid she was gonna shoot a hole through the ship and kill everyone inside. And she could probably do it too. Her skill with firearms were second to none...well, maybe second only to him, but that was something he chose to keep from her to make sure she was, as far as women like her were, happy. Another thing that made her happy was getting to control The Absolution's weaponry. Despite its designation as a freighter, this thing came equipped with twin rail cannons capable of firing a concentrated stream of gamma energy which could cut through a small fleet with explosive efficiency, photon warhead torpedoes with wide spread capabilities and proximity mine orbs which could be deployed around the ship to prevent any unwanted docking by an invading enemy force. No doubt his father procured these from his underground sources and had failed to repay his suppliers before his demise, thus explaining Chiharu's presence on the ship. As for the military girl, Tina, to Leonard, she was as stuck up as they come. It was all about rules and regulations with her and she usually tried to bark orders to everyone despite not being the captain of the ship. This created a bit of a conflict between the two which could only ever be resolved by the third and most rational member of the crew, Misty. Of the three, she was the most familiar to the young man, having met her a few times while she was traveling with his father. She was his student and personal assistant throughout their time together and it showed in the way she presented herself around the rest of the crew. She was, in a way, like a mother to the three of them, cooking, cleaning and giving out advice based on her experiences. He wasn't sure, but with a body like hers, she might have done 'other' things for his father, though one would think her saintly nature would make that impossible. As the crew got their act together and headed towards the bridge, Leonard made himself comfortable in the captain's seat on the bridge. Though it looked like it could be big enough to hold a crew of about twenty people, there were only four seats actually installed. On the left was Chiharu's panel which controlled the weapon systems, the communications and scanners on the right for Misty and the main ship's control's for Tina. And it was only fitting that overseeing these three positions was the captain's chair which Leonard made himself quite comfortable, underwear and all. As to why he called the other three in at this point? Well, it was really hard to tell with him. Sometimes, he'd just screw with them to see how long it would take them to get down here and other times, there would be an actual mission to accomplish. This time, however, he was planning on making a trip to a little world he read about where there was a recently uncovered alien temple to explore...
Thread: The Final Frontier (Wingshadow & I)

Despite her protests, Chiharu appeared on the bridge first, making her way down to her weapons control panel on the left. She refused to so much as give the captain a second look after accessing his state of dress, unwilling to give him the satisfaction of evoking a response from her as she decided the best course of action in order to discourage the captain's unruly and at times completely inappropriate course of action was to simply ignore him. She powered up the controls then occupied herself by looking over a power systems overview while waiting to hear her captain's orders. Tina showed up next, her pose firm and resolute as ever as she strode up to the front of the bridge, her fingers sliding over the main controls after taking her seat. She ran through some basic diagnostic tests in order to ensure that all systems were operating at 100 efficiency. With a captain as unreliable as theirs, the last thing they needed was an unreliable ship on top of that. She too refused to give the captain any amount of voiced criticism for reporting to the bridge in naught but his boxers. By then she'd grown accustomed to his eccentricities and he'd grown tired of her lectures concerning proper commanding officer etiquette. Last but not least, Misty arrived, I'm sorry, Captain. I couldn't find one of my ribbons, so it took me longer than usual. She motioned toward one of the small bows tied in her hair as she walked to her post, taking her post at the communications and scanners station without further ado. Unlike the other two, she voiced her thoughts aloud, I wonder were we will be going today... will we be exploring an asteroid belt today, Captain? Or are we going to race to the end of the maroon crab nebula to inspect the mysterious ruins on Epsilon Cegta IV?
Thread: The Final Frontier (Wingshadow & I)

Leonard was actually quite surprised that Chiharu and Tina didn't offer a word of complaint at his choice of attire. He was expecting a verbal berating or maybe even a sinister stare, but this time...nothing. Perhaps they had gotten used to his shenanigans or maybe they were too tired to put up an argument. Hell, even Misty would have at least come with a change of clothes, but she didn't seem to care either. In his eyes, this might actually turn out to be a good day. No yelling or screaming or complaining, just a quiet trip through the stars just the way he liked it. That would most likely be the case, but Misty decided to open her mouth and echo her thoughts to no one in particular. The moment she brought up Cegta IV, Leonard snapped his fingers and pointed at the astute assistant. Bingo! he said aloud, making sure the other two could hear him. You hear that ladies? This is a woman who knows what she's talking about. She cares about people, understands them and their needs. She doesn't obsess over petty things like money and duty. And that's why she's the ship's number two. Spoken like a man who was in charge...or at least that's what he'd like to believe anyways. Just thinking of his name with the word 'Captain' strapped beside it was enough to boost his confidence to the point where he was...well...kind of a dick about it. But if he didn't have such bravado, he would have never had the courage to explore the stars like his father before him. It was more of a necessity, really. And if Tina and Chiharu didn't understand that, well, that was their loss. But enough of the life lessons, Leonard quipped abruptly once again. Let's set a course for Cegta IV. Just as he uttered those words, a warning light went off on Misty's panel. This usually indicated that there was an incoming transmission from someone not too far away. Leonard saw the light on the panel and in an instant, his face turned from a beaming light of optimism and cockiness to a deep frown of disgust and irritation. He sunk slowly into his seat and waited for Misty to utter those dreadful words. Either the Galactic Military or Chiharu's organization was about to contact him with a mission of the utmost importance.
Thread: The Final Frontier (Wingshadow & I)

Thank you, captain, Misty smiled, I try my best every day to live up to your expectations. The other two girls on the bridge exchanged confused glances. While they normally would not get along all that well, especially given that one was an heiress to a crime organization and the other was a representative of the Galactic Millitary, there were certain instances that they met eye-to-eye, one of those being their unspoken acknowledgement that neither of them understood why Misty put up with their so-called Captain's nonsense so easily. Perhaps it was because of his similarity to his late fater? The mystery remained, even as an unexpected beeping interrupted their thoughts. Incoming transmission from the Higashi Syndicate, Misty looked down at the display in front of her, Should I patch them through? The message heading sounds rather urgent... They are requesting immediate reply, or prepare to be hunted down and shot.
Thread: The Final Frontier (Wingshadow & I)

The control of the mining operations on the planet Argus had been a source of contention between a multitude of players for generations, the rich ores present there offering a compelling incentive to take more than one's fair share in the name of good, hard profits. It came as no surprise to Chiharu when her uncle brought up this particular mission to the fore, both due to the dangers involved as well as the expected nature of the situation. The blonde crossed her arms in front of her chest, shifting her weight to one side slightly before speaking, If I had to guess, it would have to be one of the other Big Three, or one of the smaller families who have been trying to slide into the game alongside the big shots. The Big Three, as the name would imply, where three highly influential crime families which operated in close proximity to each other, her own family being one of them. However important the mission may have been, however, Chiharu did not take kindly to her uncle butting in without so much as a call beforehand. His almost fatherly manner annoyed her more than endeared him to her as well, a fact that became evident when she turned to address him. Josuke, Chiharu scowled, I'm not a child anymore, you know. You asked me to keep an eye on his bastard, and I'm doing exactly that. If anyone around here is going to get hurt, it will be him, not me. I don't need you worrying about me all the time, you know. You must really have a lot of spare time on your hands, so why don't you put more of your effort keeping track of those bumbling idiots you call your men instead? I'll find out what happened to your lost men and put an end to this, you can be sure of that. Just promise me you'll keep your neck out of my business until I've cleaned up this fine mess, alright? Much like her uncle, Chiharu had little patience for foolery. If there really was foul play going on, Chiharu had every intention of getting to the bottom of it. The last thing she needed was an all-out war breaking out between the families over control of the planet, however, so it would be best to get Josuke to back off for now while they performed a covert operation. Having a private, non-aligned ship at their disposal certainly came in handy at times.
Thread: The Final Frontier (Wingshadow & I)

As Chiharu went on and on about her relationship to him and her uncle, Leonard didn't know whether to groan or cheer. Sure, hearing her give this Josuke a piece of her mind gave him great joy, but at the same time, it was a harsh reminder of the kind of danger he was constantly in. One word from this guy and she wouldn't hesitate in blowing his brains all over the ship. He had to be very careful with the both of them. In the meantime, to get his mind off the whole family squabble, the young man was already beginning to think up of a plan to traverse the mines on Argus and adjust to any situation that might arise. Meanwhile, after Chiharu's little rant, Josuke remained silent as if he were stunned by the young lady's words. But before long, his lips curled up into a grin, a big smile and then a hearty laugh. He seemed almost amused by her vicious nature and why not? The Higashi Syndicate was known for their violent temperament when it came to being picked on. If this were any other person going off on him, he might have sent 20 men to teach them a lesson. But for family, it was just a demonstration of their nature, an expression of their bond, one would say. Ah, that's my girl, Josuke said warmly after exhausting his breath laughing. You always were a cold and vicious girl, even as a child. Your father would be proud to see you as you are now. Josuke's attention turned back to Leonard then. Listen boy! Always remember that until your debt is paid, you will be at our mercy. Especially my little Chiharu. She can do things to you that would make you beg for death! So you do every little thing we tell you to, no matter how petty it might be, understand? Leonard let out a low sigh. His desire to pound this guy's face in was so unbearable, it was making him sick. But he had no choice but to reply, Yeah, I understand. I'll take care of your problem...and I'll keep your niece safe... And with that, the transmission came to an end. Leonard took a deep breath and sank in his seat a bit, his eyes turning towards Chiharu. Man, I think I know where you get that attitude of yours from now. What a grouch that guy is. How do you put up with him?
Thread: Emotional, abusive, very dark roleplay (Futa/fxf)

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Thread: The Fox and the Hound (Agnores x Candira)

There was nothing quite like the feel of grass between your toes. For an Earth Kitsune like Darrick, this statement was doubly true. He drew strength from the earth so he could keep up with his predators, like the werewolves. He drew comfort from the images and feelings transferred to him from the myriad of elementals that keep the world in line. Speaking of elementals, one was really trying to get his attention. Fox greetings Harmony It was Arkansas, the elemental 'manager' that kept the other elementals in line. They spoke through images and feelings, and it often took Darrick some time to work out what they were trying to get at. An image of his three-tailed fox form had entered his mind, along with the general feeling of peace. Darrick loved when the elementals spoke to him, especially when they were happy. Each time the feeling of harmony wafted over him he wanted to strip naked and lay in the grass more of his skin would be making contact with the Earth and thus more of the feeling could wash over him. He would lose himself in the feeling of the Earth's harmony, but as he stood in the courtyard of a busy college in the middle of the day, Darrick fought off the urge. Greetings Harmony Darrick shot back. Query Fox well? Arkansas asked. 'Arkansas' was the name Darrick referred to the elemental who managed the tri-state area by. Elementals themselves did not have names, but it did not take long for them to be okay with Darrick's use of them. Darrick shot back the mental equivalent of a nod to the elemental, and was flooded with the feeling of Harmony again. Sighing, Darrick took a look at the time and cursed. He had stood here and enjoyed the earth for too long. He had to run to class now. Not that it would matter if he was late after all, it was American History from the civil war forward. And that was probably the easiest class for a being who had lived 300 years.
Thread: The Fox and the Hound (Agnores x Candira)

Harmony was decidedly absent in Rachel's life today. Of course, not all days were like this one, but that didn't stop the steady stream of curses from escaping her as she ran to class. Rachel felt as though she didn't have control over much of anything today. The power to her apartment had been shut off, so she missed her alarm. Then, her car had to be jumped because she hadn't closed the door all the way and the dome light was on all night. The line at the coffee cart was too long, do she went to the student union where they were out of coffee. She bought a coke which promptly exploded upon opening. By the time she was cleaned up, class was a scant five minutes away. Rachel ran across campus, her legs carrying her almost as quickly as her near human state could take her. The wolf inside of her begged to be set free, just for a little while. She could hear its whine and growl, but she was in far too public a place to let it out now. It would just have to live vicariously through her for now. She caught her breath as she reached the classroom and smoothed out her ebony hair. A second later, she walked into her history class with a smile. Clad in a deep purple tank top, a grey sweater, and a pair of jeans, she looked every bit the college student she was, and nothing like the wolf who had come to be a part if her, too.
Thread: The Fox and the Hound (Agnores x Candira)

Something about the air in the classroom was off. Like it was charged with more life than usual. The wolf in her was certainly reacting to this new vibe. She could smell the scent of another animal....not a wolf. Fox perhaps? Had she ears, they would have perked up around now. Seeing as she was standing in the doorway instead of taking her seat, she decided not to seek out the source. Not yet, anyway. Rachel found a spot in the third row and arranged herself so she could reach anything she needed. When the professor began speaking, however, she noticed the scent was stronger and her eyes began to wander. When she saw him take off his jacket, she knew that she'd found him. He was like her, but decidedly different. Immediately, Rachel had questions. Who was he? Where was he from? Just how much did he know about himself? Was he having trouble adapting as she had when she first discovered her wolf? But the first thing annoying people did was pepper unsuspecting victims with hundreds of questions. Best to hang back after class and try just talking to him like a normal person. Just be cool Rachel. Just breathe. Her attention was called back to the front of the room as the professor announced the newest assignment. Oh? Partners? Could it be that fate was finally going to cut her some slack? Wouldn't it be a coincidence if it turned out that they really were working together? Had she a tail, it would be wagging at the prospect. Maybe they really could be friends! She would finally have someone to talk to about her wolf who would understand. She would be able to help someone like herself--if they even needed it. She was getting ahead of herself. Still, it would be so nice to have a friend she didn't have to hide from. And then, her most outlandish dream came true. She smiled brightly at her soon-to-be partner only to find that he seemed to have deflated. Confused, she took the seat next to him since they had some time to prepare and but on a slightly less shiny smile. Hi, I'm Rachel. Say, are you feeling okay? You look kind of upset... She hoped she wasn't being rude, but he looked like someone kicked his dog. The wolf in her seemed unhappy with that thought, but she ignored it.
Thread: The Fox and the Hound (Agnores x Candira)

That....that certainly wasn't what he expected to hear from the wolf when she came to sit down next to him. He had expected a 'I will gut you the moment I know I can get away with it,' or, his personal favorite, 'you will not make it past the next full moon.' No, this wolf sat next to him, and asked if he was upset. Did this wolf not know he was a kitsune? A fox? You know, the prey in this situation? There weren't any tell-tale signs of him being different per se, but just as he had grown used to picking werewolves out from the crowd, wolves had grown to being able to pick up on the presence of foxes. She HAD to know. Maybe this one just didn't have any of the prejudices that go along with being a werewolf? Nah, that would be too convenient. Darrick straightened up, eyeing the girl with open suspicion. He wore a necklace comprised of a thick string tied to a emerald that seemed to be faintly glowing Darrick moved to tuck the emerald under his shirt, but his actions seemed absent-minded rather than intentional. Darrick, he said, nodding. I'm fine. His voice and his expression clearly suggested otherwise, that he was overly suspicious of Rachel. After living 300 years and always seeing the same things out of werewolves, it was reasonable that Darrick felt such paranoia and suspicion over the first nice werewolf he met. He folded his arms, and let his expression soften a little. So it seems we'll be working together for a little while. Or, if you would prefer, I can do all the work and you can get a good grade. I happen to be a history buff, at least where this era is concerned.