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Thread: Enslaved to Debt (Cerberus and ChocolateStrawberry)

Dawn gave a gasp as he pushed into her. Her eyes fluttered as she felt a wave of pure delight. She hadn't realized until this moment how much she needed a good hard man. And to still have her pantyhose on...for her that was kinky. Wearing something to bed while he fucked her excited her beyond belief. Mmmm, baby, I think I can wear pantyhose and stockings forever. If it gets you this hot, I'll only wear pantyhose and stockings. Carrie worked on Janus' cock, moaning low as she enjoyed the feel of him between her lips. Behind her, Carla reached over to start playing with Alexis' breasts. The more she teased her twin, the hotter they got. She whispered to Alexis what Carrie was doing, hearing her sisters moan in their respective tasks.
Thread: Enslaved to Debt (Cerberus and ChocolateStrawberry)

Abel groaned and rolled pinning Dawn down to the bed as he kept pushing away at her. He kissed along her neck until his lips found her breasts and he started to suck upon her breasts. As he pumped away at her one hand slid up and down her long and slender hose clad legs enjoying the feeling of them on her. You have no idea how long I have dreamed of this. He groaned as he was only getting closer and closer to releasing as he pumped away inside of her. He then pulled out of her and started to release all over her legs until he was spent. Janus groaned watching Carrie suck down on his cock, feeling her warm breath and tongue all over his hard cock was getting him very close to the edge. it wasn't until she went her slowest that he just couldn't take it and held onto her head as he started to cum and expel all he had into her mouth. Oh Carrie, that was so very good my pet..I never knew you were so talented.
Thread: Fish out of Water  [ Missed & Dev ]

Curiosity had driven him to explore shallower waters, and he found out exactly why so many of those who travelled there did not return... Fishing nets, especially commercial ones, were virtually invisible to his eyes. The first time he had swam into one, he panicked, tearing the net apart, but also himself. The plastic cut deep into the flesh. The blood made him try to swim fast, to disappear as soon as he could, so as not to attract predators. But then there was another net. And he hadn't had as much strength. The third... He just gave up, letting the mixture of exhaustion and blood loss take away his consciousness. Switching from breathing water to air was always weird, and it was easier when he wasn't even aware of it. His gills were like slashes across his ribs, and with his head out of water, strange clear goo had closed them. He had seen humans before, but they had never seen him. He was a strange thing scales ran halfway up his spine, but only to his bellybutton at the front. His hands and arms were scaled and webbed, and fingers very long. The scales themselves were bottle green, lighter on his stomach, and his tail fin was almost see-through, long and bony. His human parts weren't quite as human as they were in the stories. His hair was the same colour as the scales, and his skin very pale, almost bluish. His blood wasn't red, but closer to a dark blue, closer to a squid's than a human's. Maybe he was a little smaller than a human male, but he was probably longer, with all the fragility of the tail. The tip of it was outside the bath, not quite fitting in. The muscles of his arms and shoulders looked strong, developed like any swimmer's. Coming back to consciousness was uncomfortable, and not just because he felt like shit. He elbowed the side of the bath, with the resulting twinging pain, which meant he thwacked his hipbone on the other side, and then his head, and then so much of the water ended up on the floor as he twisted and tried to work out where the fuck he was. Oh. Oh. Oh . Why was there so little water here?! The sound that he made was definitely in some way a whine of despair. That, and he had no idea what humans did with his kind. He had been pulled up with a net, he knew. He also knew that sailors liked tattooing representations of his kind on their skin utterly bizarre but he had never heard of any merfolk ever coming back from land. Ever.
Thread: Fish out of Water  [ Missed & Dev ]

Sera was pulled out of her thoughts from a sound coming from the upstairs. It was unlike anything she had ever heard before. She wasn't quite sure what it was but it sounded like a creature trapped with no way out. Mika! Get back here. The cat had bolted up the stairs before Sera could do anything to stop her. Sighing heavily she climbed up the stairs following the cat as it headed to the bathroom. Finally walking to the doorway she could see the tile had been covered in water as the thing inside the tub flailed about knocking even more water on the floor. The cat looked over at the thing in the tub and let out a hiss before jumping up on the sink so it could get a better look at what was going on. Sera had hopped that the thing would have stayed asleep until she got someone else to help her but it didn't seem like that was going to happen. Taking a deep breath she gingerly tiptoed over the tiles walking closer to the tub. She held her hands up in an attempt to show him that she wasn't hiding anything. Right now she wasn't even sure if the thing there could even see outside of the water. Er...h-hello? Her tone was a little wary as she edged closer to the tub. Could he even speak let alone speak English? Maybe he spoke whale or something. Dammit, right now she could have kicked herself for throwing away that CD of whale songs her aunt had gotten her a few years back. Maybe that would have been the only way to actually communicate with this thing in front of her. Oh who was she kidding, even if it had been her only hope those stupid whale songs got on her last damn nerve. They might be majestic creatures but they sounded like someone let out the air out of a very large and annoying balloon. My name is Sera. You got caught in my net today. With the first sentence she pointed to herself before trying to make some net motion out of her hands. Either the creature in the tub would understand her or it would think she was very very slow. Who...what are you? Did the thing in the tub even have a name? She still wasn't sure if he was a mermaid or not. Sure he had the fin with the human like upper body but he wasn't like any mermaid she'd ever seen in cartoons or movies. If this was what a real mermaid looked like then Disney was way off when they made their movies. Oh well, maybe this way she wouldn't have to worry about some evil sea witch coming to take someone's voice. Well, maybe. Right now she was having a one sided conversation with a mermaid, nothing was out of the realm of possibilities at this very moment.
Thread: Fish out of Water  [ Missed & Dev ]

For a while, he stared at the cat more than at Sera. Small and fluffy? Thing? Hm. He did not know what it was at all. His head flicked back to Sera when she came close, and he fell back down a little into the tub. A deep sigh. He would have found her beautiful, if she did not have those leg things. She had pretty eyes. None of his people had that green-coloured eyes... Maybe he spent a little too long staring. Awkward. If asked, he would claim it was very bright up here, above the surface. He was a curious one. A person did not end up in these situations without a potentially lethal amount of curiosity. He had listened to human speech more than once, had even began to understand some of it. His kind used the same sort of language when they spoke above the surface, so it had not been too difficult. But what were the right manners to use on a human? Good question. Her net? She caught him? He narrowed his eyes a little at her, not quite knowing what to feel about that. I am Enhar of the Serhnai Clan. He suddenly realised that it meant absolutely nothing to her, since she was asking 'what'. His people had long since chosen to avoid human settlements, mostly because of the pollution. It got in their lungs and led to strange illnesses, and it was best to be avoided. Oils would stick to their gills and make it harder to breathe, and would eventually be deadly. It was best to stick to the depths of the ocean, the places that humans could not reach or cared very little for. I think your people call us merfolk, he said, not entirely sure of it. He scratched his long tangled hair, it feeling a bit odd as it was starting to dry, but it was also a gesture of bafflement. He gave her a vague smile, as if to say well, I am here, I am your mercy. He knew that she was human, at least. Sera, she called herself. What is that thing? he had to ask, pointing at the cat. He had seen them before, sometimes by the sea, very rarely on ships, but he had never had anyone to ask about it. Most of his people just shrugged and went 'land thing, not important'. But he'd wanted to know.
Thread: Fish out of Water  [ Missed & Dev ]

Huh, so he could talk. Surprise registered on her face as she heard him speak in coherent English while telling her his name and just what he was. Apparently her first guess had been correct and the thing in the tub was a mermaid....well, merman actually by the looks of it. Being little more then a foot away she got a good look at him now that he was awake. Sera wasn't sure but she could almost call him pretty if mermen were allowed to be pretty. His features were strong and more exotic then anything she'd ever seen. The almost blue skin and those strange eyes looked like something right out of a story a grandmother would tell her grandchild right before they went to bed. Yet there was something about the tangle of hair and the long fin that almost made him look delicate at the same time. Needless to say he was something altogether very new and confusing. It's a pleasure to meet you Enhar. Sera tried to mimic the way he had said his name but she felt a little tongue tied when she was repeating it. He had said something about the Serhnai Clan and she could only imagine that merfolk lived in Clans instead of countries like they did on land. She actually began to wonder if they moved around like a school of fish or if they really did have underwater cities like Atlantis and such. There were so many questions she wanted to ask him but maybe right now wouldn't be the very best time. The woman turned towards where he was pointing before the corners of her lips pulled up into a smile. Mika was now currently sitting at the edge of the counter top with her neck stretched out as she tried to get a good sniff of the strange creature in the bathtub. No doubt the cat was very confused as to why he smelled like a fish and yet didn't look like any fish she'd seen before. That would be a cat. They're a land mammal that we keep as companions. Strange, she'd never actually had to explain to someone what a cat was before. She just took it for granted that everyone already knew. This one in particular is named Mika and she's trying to figure out if she can eat you. Chuckling a bit now she walked over to the cat before scooping her up in her arms and bringing her closer to the tub. Mika wasn't hissing anymore and it looked like she was as curious about Enhar as he was about her. So I'm guessing you'd like to go home as soon as possible huh? You got cut up pretty bad and I was too scared to actually treat your wounds without knowing how you would react to our medicine. No doubt he wasn't very comfortable in the tub and would probably like to be back in the sea as quickly as he could. Yet he had lost a lot of blood and she wasn't quite sure just how to treat him or his wounds. There was also the little matter that she had a creature of myth right in her house and would kind of like to keep them around just a bit longer.
Thread: Fish out of Water  [ Missed & Dev ]

Enhar had to smile a little at her attempt at pronunciation. His teeth were a little sharper than a human's, but not significantly so. Not really jarring. Well, nowhere as near as the fish part of him! He flicked his tail a little, putting it under himself and sat up and leaned against the side of the bath. It was reassuring that she was interested in what he was and who he was. He wouldn't get turned into fish fillets. He did not seem to smell too much, more of sea and salt. Fish only began to smell fishy when they started to rot. He was most certainly not rotting, and he was some weird cross between a mammal and a fish anyway. His people did not share the fascination with cataloguing that humans seemed to have. Cat, he repeated, trying out the word. He wasn't sure what to do with the knowledge now that he had it. Aren't I too big for it to eat? he asked. What a silly creature. He still reached out to touch Mika, wondering at the softness of the fur. The only fluffy things he had really managed to touch before were seals, and this was completely different. I lost my clan, he said. I do not know where they are now. They would probably have waited, but then moved on without him. But, really, he had chosen that. He knew the routes that they liked to travel, so if he really went looking...It would take something between a few months and a few years to find them again. He did not mind that. He was young and strong and to swim across the ocean was not such a difficult thing. But this is... Very small. What is this thing? Big pot thing? It was also not salty. That felt a little weird. I do not know anything about human medicine, he said, with a little shrug. They still used traditional remedies, like different types of kelp, sands. They did not have much technology. Nothing was constant in their world. Landscape changed too much to build much, currents carried away anything not nailed down. Not at all like here, where they could put up a building and it could stand for centuries.
Thread: Fish out of Water  [ Missed & Dev ]

Mika mewed in her arms and stuck out her head before licking gently at his hand. While the cat was cute she seemed to have absolutely no sense of self preservation but at least Sera was comforted by the fact that Enhar didn't seem to be violent if he was willing to play with the cat. You know that and I know that but she doesn't really think about that. Especially when she decides to take on the Rottweiler next door. Hell, he probably had no idea what a Rottweiler was either. Funny how their worlds existed side by side yet they knew so little about the others life. That's rough. I guess you can't just pick up the phone and give them a call. Dammit, she was doing it again. It was going to be difficult to communicate with him if he had no idea just what she was talking about. Still, she couldn't really imagine what it would be like to lose her family and not know where they were. If his people traveled around then who knew just how long it would take for him to find them again. Sera couldn't help but feel a tinge of guilt at the thought that it was her nets that had pulled him away from his clan. This is what we call a tub, it's where humans take showers and clean up. Actually, we might have a bit of a problem with this little arrangement. I'm sure you're a nice...merman and all but this is the only bathroom in the house and I'd really like some privacy. There was no way she could keep him in her bathtub until he was all healed up. She had a pool in the backyard but it was open and all the neighbors could see in if they decided to. One of her neighbors was a well meaning but very nosy old woman and Sera had no idea how she would be able to explain Enhar to her. Well, I don't think you were cut too deep so hopefully just a little salve and some bindings should do the trick. I'm not sure how long it would take though and I'll have to find some things that can hold up under water. Bandages would break too easily in the water and the antibacterial cream would wash away. She was now directly in front of the tub where she bent down so they were now eye level. There was something just so strange and foreign about him that she couldn't help but stare at him. The scales, the tail, she was just so curious about him.
Thread: Fish out of Water  [ Missed & Dev ]

He pulled his hand back quickly when the cat licked at it, surprised at the feel of the tongue. But then slowly he put his hand back, stroking the kitten gently on the top of the head, still a little puzzled by the creature. The look that Enhar gave both the cat and the human was definitely questioning Am I doing this right? What the hell was a Rottweiler? And what was the phone? His face was completely blank at both words. I chose to travel alone for a while, he said though. I wanted to go look at other things. And it was a little obvious that he did not want to be too specific about it, perhaps embarrassed. Maybe he felt his zeal for exploration was childish. He had wanted to feel shallower and warmer waters, but maybe humans were at least some motivation. His people had plenty of stories and legends about humans, and sometimes they saw them, or were seen. But these were not the days of 'here be dragons'. It seemed no one human actually wanted to admit merpeople existed. They took it for having taken too much of their drug that they liked to drink so much. Alcohol, he'd heard it called. Showers... he repeated. Cleaning up? Another idea that baffled him a little. It wasn't something that he had to do. Maybe sometimes rub his scales with pumice, to prevent growth of algae or parasites. I can live outside of water, he told her. If she really needed the room sometimes. It is your territory, after all... He was very conscious of that now. To be in her... House? That was what humans called them, right? It would be immensely awkward, of course, and more flopping than anything else, but he had sometimes wanted to explore beaches and been stranded on sandbanks. It could take a couple of days for his scales to start becoming too dry. And his arms were strong he could lift the entirety of his weight on them. I heal quickly, he said, fast, sounding dubious at both the idea of salve and bandages. Maybe he just didn't trust human medicine. And since she was staring so obviously at him, he took the opportunity to do exactly the same. Sera's colours were so different to any of his kin. Warmer. No wonder that sometimes, the old folk called humans 'people of the sun'. Her skin looked so warm, and soft. And her hair looked so smooth! Enhar would have rather liked to touch, but he felt shy. He did not know anything about human females, after all...
Thread: Fish out of Water  [ Missed & Dev ]

So he had chosen to go out on his own and see the world for himself. It's not like she could blame him, she did that herself a couple of years ago. Her mother had almost lost her mind when Sera had decided to leave home and move halfway across the country to start her own life. Mika let out a small mew before purring slightly and arching into his hand. Apparently the kitten had decided that she would much rather have Enhar pet her then keep trying to eat him. Yeah, a shower. We live outside of the water so we can get kind of dirty which means we need to clean up. Sera felt like she was talking to a child and doing a crap job at it. These were all things that she took for granted as everyone knowing and now that she had to explain these things that she used everyday she was finding it hard to get everything out into coherent words. Turning her attention back to the problem at hand she tried to think up a plan of just what they could possibly do. Well, I do have a pool in the backyard that's a lot bigger then the tub which would give you more room to move. I could turn off the chlorine if it would be a problem. Do you live better in salt water or fresh? Dammit, how had she completely forgotten about that part. Sera had lost many fish because of the difference between salt and fresh water. Actually, the longest she had ever been able to keep a fish alive had been a whole two weeks and only because her father had taken over the brunt of the responsibility. If she couldn't keep a goldfish alive how on earth was she going to be able to deal with a Merman? The last thing she needed would be for someone to call the police about a fish-man being belly-up in her pool. Getting him up into the bathroom had been a major pain in the butt involving a little red wagon, a whole bunch of rope and sheer force of will. Getting him back downstairs would present its own challenges with having to make sure he didn't end up sliding down the stairs completely and turning into a fish pancake. Then there was that whole messy business of keeping him a secret from prying eyes. If you say so. The less we have to test things out on you the better. Who knew just how he would react to everything and she'd rather not find out. It was funny how they were both so curious and looking at each other like two little kids peering at a stranger. Sera found herself wondering if his skin would feel scaly like a fish or if it was soft like a humans. Catching herself staring she coughed a bit before getting up suddenly. Her mother had told her time and time again how it was rude to stare so she wasn't sure if he would find it rude too. So...are you hungry? Do you want to sleep? Do you want to try moving you to the pool? The whole atmosphere was still pretty awkward and she wasn't sure how to treat a house guest who happened to be a merman.
Thread: Fish out of Water  [ Missed & Dev ]

There was another twitch of surprise from him at the noises that the kitten made. Ooooh. It was more adorable than it looked! He almost totally stopped paying attention to Sera. Everything fascinated him and it was hard to concentrate on any single thing for a long period. The only human dwellings he had ever seen were the ancient ones, of the cities that had fallen into the sea due to tectonic movements. He had wandered through ancient Greek cities, looked at sunken ships, lost airplanes. This was far more... Well. Modern. I suppose so, he said, looking around the bathroom. The squat little bowl thing must be where humans... Voided their bowels. Of course, he did his business in water, but when there was so little of it... Hm. That was a good question. The taller bowl thing... What was it for? This was all so complicated. Chlorine? The poison? Poison to him, if he tried to breathe such water. He had tasted it once, and it had burned his gills and lungs for hours afterwards. It would kill me, Enhar said, knowing it instinctively. The type of water doesn't really matter. He'd been up the Amazon, too, because he'd really wanted to see a piranha. I can live in both. I must be a great inconvenience to you... He trailed off. Like keeping humans alive was for them. At least he was capable of taking care of himself, unlike a goldfish. Enhar, at the same time as she was wondering at the texture of his skin, was wondering if she was soft all over, and what it was like to touch her feet. He'd never actually touched a foot. What do humans eat? he asked, not quite knowing the answer to this one either. I know some of you eat fish... I always wanted to try one of those red round things from trees. How was he to know that was a horribly unspecific thing to say, and that there was far more than one red thing that came from trees.