Monstrous Mayhem

I'm a NB 25+ mun, over a decade of writing experience || a fandomless monster oc. || Mun draws, animates, and works in the animation industry and a nurse || Multi ship, okay with all fandoms, okay most topics, and okay with oc's || Muns shy say hi first please|| Mun is Cambodian and afro-indigenous(Black/brown)

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To the south there was a strong and cool wind, making all of the grass and foliage dance pleasantly in the breeze. There wasn't a hint of pollution in the air, no background odor of tar or car exhaust.

It just smelled, clean, natural, and pure.

To the north there was a half flooded structure, peeking out of tepid waters, cover in cracks and moss. With a large cavernous opening at the front. It was an all consuming pitch black darkness inside, and the only sign that it lead anywhere was the draft then bellowed out of it.

Lounging in the soggy and saturated grass infront of the structure seemed to be two creatures. Both with snakes and scales adorning their tail, both with multiple heads. The beast with a lion and a goat sharing a body seemed... irritated about having the dog creature so close to them.

"If you could give us some privacy. That would be great." The lion head gingerly stated in measured annoyance made to sound sweet.

"Scram, go on. Git. Masters calling. Woof woof doggy." The goat head seemed to lack a bit of that class.

"Ve mean you no harm nor do ve have business vith ze likes uv you." Finally, the purple asp. It was almost strange watching creatures larger then life converse so casually.

The dog huffed, snorting in a sense of indignation as he paced around in the flooded waters flowing into the cavernous entrance of the underworld.

"Guarding the gates from tresspassers, include, other monsters." The middle head answered matter of factly.

"Well lucky for you, we have no interest in entering the realm of the undead."

"We dropped off our lady, and we will wait for our lady to return home. We will wait here at the entrance."

All three of the canine heads looked at eachother.

"Ooooh-- you're the monster for the lady of spring!" His right head replied with a genuine excitement."

"Obviously."

The left most head on the Cerberus only sighed. He seemed like a tired creature. "Our master is the Lord of the dead. He's hitting it off with your lady it seems."

"So it seems. Now if you can leave us alone--"

"I don't see how this is important."

"YOU ALMOST GOT US KILLED. AND THREATENED GODS WIFE. BUT GOD FORBID YOU TELL ONE LASS YOU LOVE HER."

"The besmirchment of her honor was far more pressing and involved maneuvers unbecoming of a gentleman. It's no excuse for being rude going forward."

The monster tended to be wary about the cooking and baking skills of her friends, but it would've been what the kids call, a dick move, to not try H's cookies.

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It wasn't often that young cub came to the Northern seas, long before there was a river bisecting the sandy dunes she called home-- it was a grassy paradise. With flowers and butterflies a plenty. If you went far north enough, you would have started to hit beaches.

Water as something she didn't have the luxury of interacting with much, Rains were common but big bodies like this with fish in them? No.

"My vision said the grass would turn to sand and the oceans will cross continents to hold hands. But you're still just a dumb ocean." Of course, give it 20,000 years before the Nile starts forming and 15,000 years after that for it to become a proper river.

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It was warm, too warm. Despite it obviously teetering on night, the sky was glowing red and oranges all around. Fire raged along every building and the ground glowed from the inside out. The same way cinders and coals would, or the cooling magma from an actively angry volcano.

H o t.

It was hot.

It would've been quiet if not for the powerful winds and the roaring crackling of the flames near by, the houses? Uninhabited. At least now, burnt effigies of corpses and the smell of blood and ash were the only remnants of what happened here.

Several large figures were speaking in the distance, if you could avoid the flames, you might be able to get closer to hear!

"... M'am the casualty tolls are far higher then expected!" the silhouette of a canid said to the larger feminine figure. A resolve in his voice.

"But exactly as I predicted." She responded coldy.

"Nectar... The sun-- there are no gods left with dominion over it. Ra, Sol Invictus, Xihe... you... in one day all killed. How will--"

"Steady yourself my Golden Knight. With the gods gone a new opportunity and power vacuum as presented itself." She responded, her dress, which was now obviously 6 pairs of bloody wings upon closer inspection opened and closed. As the being now known as Nectar, raised her staff towards the blood red object setting in the sky.

"No gods for the seasons, no gods for the winds, no--"