꒰ ceo of general shao ꒱

(February 2, 2026)

Shao Kahn dragged himself into the room, his movements slow and tired. Vee had no such problems, practically running to throw herself at him. Neither of those things matter as Shao caught her by the neck. “You reek…” he grumbled. “This bedroom… reeks.” His hand tightened around her throat. Vee gasped for air at the feeling of what was certainly her neck about to snap, but she still made the effort to try and tenderly caress Shao’s face.

He sneered in disgust and tossed her to the floor. “I’ve excused you time and time again… but to think you could substitute me for an Earthrealmer… I’m rather disappointed, actually. You don’t deserve to stay in my bed.” Vee scrambled for his leg, cuddling close to him. “I make bad decisions in your absence, my liege. I wouldn’t if I didn’t miss you so bad.” Shao Kahn sneered. “But an Earthrealmer? That’s a new low.” “Desperate times…” she cooed.

Shao scooped her up from the floor and tossed her onto the bed. “This is the last time you get away with this.” He stated. No room for argument; not that Vee would ever fight with him. He sauntered over to the edge of the bed, staring down at Vee. “And I will see to it no more Black Dragon scum encroach upon what is mine. Or any Earthrealmer for that matter.” Vee sprawled out with a grin, showing off. Shao Kahn would fold, as usual, but he assured himself this was the last time.

(May 26, 2026)

Shao Kahn sniffed the air as he turned the corner, and very soon, his eyes met Lynn. “You…” he sneered. “W-What..?” Lynn mumbled as he turned to face the beast of a man. “Me? What did I do?” His cluelessness only made Shao all the more agitated. “You put your hands on my wife,” Shao grunted through clenched teeth. He snatched Lynn by the neck and held him in the air. The shock in Lynn’s eyes spoke volumes. “I… what..?” The small man stammered, less confusion at the accusation, but astonishment at how Shao Kahn could’ve possibly known of what was done in secret.

Shao Kahn eyed Lynn like a man examining a freshly caught fish. “She said she was desperate, but this… I’m almost embarrassed for her.” Lynn was a bit offended but had no time or place to express such feelings. “I have half a mind to kill you,” Shao grumbled, “yet I wonder what she saw in you of all people.”

(At this point, the story would branch off into Shao talking it up the butt from a man quite literally half his size. But…)

“Perhaps I’ll make some real use of you…”

(Now Shao’s on top. Either way it ends the same.)