Markus whimpered as Bing filled him with his knot, slowly relaxing on top of Bing, laying on his chest. God he loved how full he was with Bing’s knot inside of him, keeping them close together.
“Mmhh..”, he hummed in reply, feeling just a little calmer than before. His heat still didn’t feel like calming down, but it was a little bit.
On the opposite end of town lived a surprisingly lonely human for how nice he acts around everyone else. His gentle, down to earth personality letting him be able to get along with many people but unfortunately, at heart he’s an introvert, preferring time to himself rather than other people. This of course, combined with some emotional instability, led him down a path of loneliness and isolation, still going out on long walks to clear his mind but the weights of a thousand regrets crushing him like a boulder strapped to his back. But he kept on going, for the sake of everyone else and mostly for himself. He had soft, black hair, deep hazel eyes and wore plain, sometimes patterned, dark clothes, his only accessory being a fancy watch with intricate engravings and his expectedly small soulstone holding the hands in place. Today would be like any other day for him, taking a nice long walk around town to clear his mind from all of the regret and pain that haunts his fragile mind, usually sticking to avenues and parks thanks to his appreciation for the natural world and its calm ambience.
“It’s not really my problem you’re depressed and don’t get yourself help. Humans are dumb shits like that, complain but never get help.”, Aino rolled her eyes. She was glad she didn’t have anything like it.
“Tough luck. Too bad you suck at dating.”, she didn’t really care though. If he was unhappy, then he was. Alex didn’t really interested her either, he didn’t seem like her type.
“Yeah right? Such cliche too. Glad no humans understand latin, though people always ask about my engravings anyways.”. Since she didn’t look at him, she didn’t know he was reading the engravings of his watch. She assumed he read the ones of her pendant.
“It means ‘we are lost, so we must find eachother.’” He says before chuckling and shrugging, “I may suck at dating but I did do my research on my– wait.” Alex interrupted himself, looking quite a bit surprised, suspicious too I’ll add, “I was reading the engravings on my watch.” He says, showing her his fancy as fuck watch, “And yet you mentioned the engravings on your necklace.” He adds once he notices her necklace.
Now he was really confused, not having a clue what was going on. Although he just assumed he was dreaming but didn’t want to admit it just yet; he’ll try to wake himself up another time.
“I know what it fucking means, I speak latin.”, Aino said and rolled her eyes. She did look at him though, noticing before him that they had the same engravings.
“Well take a smart fucking guess. If it’s engraved on my pendant and your watch, we gotta have the same stones too and we’re soulmates. Hoo-fucking-ray.”, she grabbed her pendant and looked at it, before holding it up for Alex to see.
Markus gave a surprised, louder moan when Bing thrust up into him, gasping and moaning as he moved in time with the thrusts, loving how deeply Bing hit inside of him as he rode him.
“Yes- yes-”, he gasped when he was pulled down and kissed, kissing him back sloppily. He moaned into the kiss when Bing fucked him quicker, squeezing tightly around him.
“Wanna come please- please please wanna come, alpha, please-”, he was so close, he wanted so badly to come.
“Cum for me kitten, show me just how much you love this,” he growls, still thrusting into the other male. He loved this, he loved seeing Markus come undone so easily.
“Do you want your alpha’s knot again? Do you want your alpha to knot and keep us together?”
Markus gasped and moaned, easily coming when Bing allowed him to, tightening around Bing, only able to rock his body on top of Bing as he was fucked through his orgasm, breath caught in his throat as his orgasm washed over him.
“Y-yes- yes yes yes! Knot me alpha please please need you your knot-”, Markus was babbling, pleasure making it hard to think.
On the opposite end of town lived a surprisingly lonely human for how nice he acts around everyone else. His gentle, down to earth personality letting him be able to get along with many people but unfortunately, at heart he’s an introvert, preferring time to himself rather than other people. This of course, combined with some emotional instability, led him down a path of loneliness and isolation, still going out on long walks to clear his mind but the weights of a thousand regrets crushing him like a boulder strapped to his back. But he kept on going, for the sake of everyone else and mostly for himself. He had soft, black hair, deep hazel eyes and wore plain, sometimes patterned, dark clothes, his only accessory being a fancy watch with intricate engravings and his expectedly small soulstone holding the hands in place. Today would be like any other day for him, taking a nice long walk around town to clear his mind from all of the regret and pain that haunts his fragile mind, usually sticking to avenues and parks thanks to his appreciation for the natural world and its calm ambience.
“It’s not really my problem you’re depressed and don’t get yourself help. Humans are dumb shits like that, complain but never get help.”, Aino rolled her eyes. She was glad she didn’t have anything like it.
“Tough luck. Too bad you suck at dating.”, she didn’t really care though. If he was unhappy, then he was. Alex didn’t really interested her either, he didn’t seem like her type.
“Yeah right? Such cliche too. Glad no humans understand latin, though people always ask about my engravings anyways.”. Since she didn’t look at him, she didn’t know he was reading the engravings of his watch. She assumed he read the ones of her pendant.
Markus gave a surprised, louder moan when Bing thrust up into him, gasping and moaning as he moved in time with the thrusts, loving how deeply Bing hit inside of him as he rode him.
“Yes- yes-”, he gasped when he was pulled down and kissed, kissing him back sloppily. He moaned into the kiss when Bing fucked him quicker, squeezing tightly around him.
“Wanna come please- please please wanna come, alpha, please-”, he was so close, he wanted so badly to come.
On the opposite end of town lived a surprisingly lonely human for how nice he acts around everyone else. His gentle, down to earth personality letting him be able to get along with many people but unfortunately, at heart he’s an introvert, preferring time to himself rather than other people. This of course, combined with some emotional instability, led him down a path of loneliness and isolation, still going out on long walks to clear his mind but the weights of a thousand regrets crushing him like a boulder strapped to his back. But he kept on going, for the sake of everyone else and mostly for himself. He had soft, black hair, deep hazel eyes and wore plain, sometimes patterned, dark clothes, his only accessory being a fancy watch with intricate engravings and his expectedly small soulstone holding the hands in place. Today would be like any other day for him, taking a nice long walk around town to clear his mind from all of the regret and pain that haunts his fragile mind, usually sticking to avenues and parks thanks to his appreciation for the natural world and its calm ambience.
“Aino.”, Aino replied, not caring to look at him. She preferred watching the sky, the clouds, the pretty shapes they could take. One of the few things she actually liked doing that was harmless.
“And what do you call yourself?”, she asked in return, though she didn’t much care. She didn’t think she’d be able to be friends with a mere human, not unless they were really interesting.
“You may call me Alex. It’s nice to meet you Aino.” He answered, sitting back down next to her. He thought for a moment, looking up at the clouds and sighing, “So what’s your opinion on this whole soulmate thing? Personally I feel like it’s some rigged crap or whatever higher beings are up there, from some odd reason, decided to see what would happen if they were forced to be alone all their life!” He ranted, clearly sounding annoyed.
“I don’t give a shit about soulmates.”, Aino replied, scoffing. “And they don’t mean shit either. Humans are just fucking stupid, thinking their soulmate must be the one and only for them. You can date whoever the fuck you want, and a lot of people do that.”, at least she didn’t know a lot of demons and fae that dated their soulmate. “If you think you’re “forced to be alone all your life” then you’re a fucking dumbass. Go find yourself a girl or boyfriend or whatever the fuck if you so desperately want to date.”.
She didn’t understand people who thought they could only date their soulmate. A soulmate didn’t even have to be a romantic partner. It could just be a good friend. And for all she was concerned, her soulmate had either already died or wasn’t born yet -though she knew if they had died there would just be another incarnation of them for her some day.
Elvin was very happy having Enyo here. It was just nice, and the animals of the forest were peaceful around him as well. They didn’t mind the little cottage, as well as visiting there. As long as Enyo was peaceful and kind, nothing and no one living in this forest would bother Enyo.
Elvin liked watching Enyo sometimes, rarely talking to him again -staying hidden most of the time, though not so that Enyo couldn’t see him if he would try.
The deity was currently on a small clearing, tending to some flowers. Humming some melodies he remembered as he helped them grow, and made sure no weeds would kill the little flowers.
“Humans are cruel creatures regarding themselves as Gods and everyone else as slaves to their tyranny.” He tried to explain but did understand the desire not to hurt- well not to kill. “I won’t do anything without your blessing, though I must warn if I do happen upon someone harming the forest or it’s inhabitants I cannot promise that my composure will not shatter.” Enyo spoke softly like his words were a sin. He would dinghy to the death for the people- animals- he cared for. He wouldn’t allow anything else to die on his watch.
“I can find a charm much like the one that protects the heart, impenetrable to humans and magic wielders alike, it is not impossible but requires me placing my sigil around the forest.” He didn’t mention that it would harm any other magic wielder would be harmed upon enter but humans would merely be twisted in circles.
Elvin nodded lightly at Enyo’s first words. He knew. People had tried to harm him in the past, resulting in him hiding away from humans for years. Until they forgot about him, and he could dare leave his tree again.
“I would be very upset if anyone got hurt, living in our forest or not.”, he said softly. He knew humans were cruel monsters, hurting whatever and whoever they liked. But that didn’t mean that Elvin wasn’t a pacifist.
“I do not mind anyone entering the forest and making their paths through it. It is the fastest way from one village to another in most cases, and for anyone without ill intentions also the safest. I would be very upset if no one would be able to make their way through the forest anymore.”.
He liked humans, the kind ones that meant no harm. He loved children, even playing with them sometimes, when they appeared in his forest. He loved helping everyone who got lost in the forest to get out safely again. He didn’t want to have no humans enter the forest again.
Elvin was very happy having Enyo here. It was just nice, and the animals of the forest were peaceful around him as well. They didn’t mind the little cottage, as well as visiting there. As long as Enyo was peaceful and kind, nothing and no one living in this forest would bother Enyo.
Elvin liked watching Enyo sometimes, rarely talking to him again -staying hidden most of the time, though not so that Enyo couldn’t see him if he would try.
The deity was currently on a small clearing, tending to some flowers. Humming some melodies he remembered as he helped them grow, and made sure no weeds would kill the little flowers.
Enyo nodded at his words smiling as he began to relax. “My gratitude cannot be expressed through words alone so I’ve pondered the possibility of enchanting the forest. A protection spell is all. I know part is already protected and concealed- I can see where but not pass through the barrier without an infliction of burns.” It was how he reacted to the magic he wasn’t supposed to pass. It was a way to stop others with magic ignoring the spell even knowing this he had tried.
“It wouldn’t bar humans from entering as that would be peculiar and lead to falls of witchcraft, but merely wrap those who try to tarnish your gorgeous forest with a pain like no other until they leave, no death of course.”
Elvin was a little surprised to hear more of Enyo’s magic. He knew he possessed some, though not what or to what extend. It was nothing too common among humans after all.
“I still do not know how that enchantment came to be. It is to protect me, the tree I have came from and my life is tied to. But I cannot perform such magic.”. He knew it must have come from the forest itself, as he had grown into it after all. So it protected the heart of the forest, where his tree was located at the lake, so he couldn’t be harmed.
He listened to Enyo tell him what kind of enchantment he wanted to do, curious.
“I am not sure. I do not wish any harm upon anyone, even with ill intentions towards the forest or other humans alike. I do not wish for them to be in this forest, but I also do not wish pain upon them…”.
Markus knew he shouldn’t have been so mean to Ray like that, but… still. He was just overwhelmed with the fact that his soulmate, with colour changing eyes, was a demon.
“I’m sorry..”, he mumbled quietly, hand limp in Ray’s. He fully expected to be yelled at, or be hit. It had been what his past boyfriends would’ve done.
“I’m not really interesting… I’m a kindergarten teacher, or, I guess I can’t be anymore being blind… I can cook and bake pretty okay?”.
On the opposite end of town lived a surprisingly lonely human for how nice he acts around everyone else. His gentle, down to earth personality letting him be able to get along with many people but unfortunately, at heart he’s an introvert, preferring time to himself rather than other people. This of course, combined with some emotional instability, led him down a path of loneliness and isolation, still going out on long walks to clear his mind but the weights of a thousand regrets crushing him like a boulder strapped to his back. But he kept on going, for the sake of everyone else and mostly for himself. He had soft, black hair, deep hazel eyes and wore plain, sometimes patterned, dark clothes, his only accessory being a fancy watch with intricate engravings and his expectedly small soulstone holding the hands in place. Today would be like any other day for him, taking a nice long walk around town to clear his mind from all of the regret and pain that haunts his fragile mind, usually sticking to avenues and parks thanks to his appreciation for the natural world and its calm ambience.
“Aino.”, Aino replied, not caring to look at him. She preferred watching the sky, the clouds, the pretty shapes they could take. One of the few things she actually liked doing that was harmless.
“And what do you call yourself?”, she asked in return, though she didn’t much care. She didn’t think she’d be able to be friends with a mere human, not unless they were really interesting.
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