PREDATOR.

Djamila watching the snow fall by Tambako The Jaguar 

“Don’t worry, it will all feel good soon.” Shouto promised as he ran his tongue along Kajika’s neck, humming at the sweetness of it. His hand trailed from the other side of his neck, smoothing over his chest, his stomach, a casual dip between milky thighs.

     His thighs trembled a bit at the strain to stay upright. Shouto knew just where to touch Kajika, and he’d always taken full advantage of that. Heat crawled down his spin and the snow leopard shivered against the other cat holding so tightly onto him. “ Please ? “

“Are you feeling shy, Ji?” He asked, practically smelling it all over Kajika. He purred low in his chest as he took the other cat to his bed, holding him in strong arms.

     Kajika clung to him like his life depended on it. “ D-don’t tease me, Shouto. “ He wasn’t wrong though; the snow leopard had always been nervous showing his body.

His name sounded best on Kajika’s lips. Shouto wasted no time in ushering Kajika to his room, his pheromones raging at the anticipation of taking Kajika like he would a mate.

     The scent of Shouto was heavy around him, Kajika trembling a bit in the lion’s grasp. His tail twitched as he breathed in Shouto’s scent; he smelled amazing.

The sound of his name sent a low growl rolling throughout his body. Shouto rocked his hips into Kajika, hugging him even tighter. “Ji…can I take you tonight?”

     His entire body felt hot, a hand curling around Shouto’s wrist. “ Please. “ The word was practically a squeak. “ Shouto ... “

The way Kajika tilted his neck…Shouto was spurred on by that. He pressed his nose into Kajika’s skin as his hands slid comfortably around Kajika’s waist, pulling his body close to his own. “Ji.” He groaned, feeling entranced by the other cat.

     His face scrunched up a bit, squirming in Shouto’s grip. The sound of his voice, especially that close to his ear, made his knees a little weak. “ S-shouto-- “

     His tail lashed a bit. “ Bar ? What’s a bar ? “ Was that a human thing ? 

“Ah…sorry.” Shouto frowned, changing to instead pepper kisses all over the side of Kajika’s neck before he started grooming Kajika even more, running his tongue along still-wet skin.

     He wasn’t really sure what he did to warrant the attention but he wasn’t gonna object. Kajika tilted his head to the side, enjoying the feeling of Shouto’s tongue against him. The snow leopard was close to purring. 

“That’s the point.” Shouto said calmly as he pulled away to admire the mark he left there. “You taste really good.”  He purred, bordering a growl as he latched his mouth over the same spot, sucking lightly.

     “ Shouto, that hurts ! “ It felt good too, if he were being honest. The lion fit perfectly against his back as well.

     “ Eh ? I thought it was pretty good ! “ He came to a halt. Kajika had always considered himself a pretty good dancer -- he’d had four years of teaching.

Shouto comes up behind an unsuspecting Kajika and drapes his arms over his shoulders, burying his mouth in Kajika’s neck and biting lightly on a freshly showered piece of skin. “Mine.”

     Kajika jumped a bit, not expecting Shouto to actually bite him. “ Hey, I just showered ! “ Which Shouto had nagged him about doing for nearly two hours now.

Let her go, Passenger

Leaning closer, she seems to have forgotten the little pastry in her hands. “And you can do it at will? Really? I can almost never control my shifts…” She’s seen plenty of free shifters before, but she always got at least a little jealous. It was hard not to.

     An ear flicked, Kajika shifting a bit to make sure no one was listening. He was still on the run after all -- luckily he could pass off his ears and tail as costume accessories. Four years didn’t mean anything if you were a “dangerous” wild animal. “ Sort of ! It hurts to change sometimes but I can usually decide when I wanna shift. “

Her ears swivel up to full attention, and the tip of her tail gives a flick. “Really? You learned to shift to human from a feral form?” Well, seems she’s impressed.

     “ Ah, well, the snow leopards at the zoo taught me. So I used it to escape. “ Kajika said it so naturally, simply shrugging a bit. “ It’s so much better out here ! “