#reccomendation

His name is Spot

Spot is not actually Quetzalcoatl, but only a little bit close to it.

He cannot fly, but Sato runs fast with his large size of 4.5 meters

, the title of Spot appeared from eyewitnesses who were able to avoid a cruel fate when meeting him in the forest, and named him so because of the red spots on his beak and head, there is a theory that his spots are dried blood, which It just stopped being erased due to the constant number of victims.

His sounds range from distorted bird sounds to the almost believable crying of a baby.

You can meet him mostly at night in the taiga, where tall trees predominate with which he merges, but there have been cases when he was met during the day, during the daytime he behaves neutrally, ignoring everything around him.

•FREDDY, YOU’RE SUPPOSED TO BE ON LOCKDOWN by MiatriSs

•Nom Nom Nom Nom Nom Nom Nom Nom -Parry Gripp

•The Gummy Bear Song

•Psycho Teddy

•Butterfly by Nenadid Smile

•Sweet Little Bumblebee by Bambee

•FNF funkadelix: “leaked” song

•Smile HD(there’s a lyric video if you don’t wanna see gore)

•FUN song from SpongeBob

•It’s Raining Tacos

•Everybody Likes You by Lemon Demon

•Violent Vincent(the original)

•Undertale Tem Shop Glitch Hop Remix

•Ring Dinge Ding by Dj Splash

•Chiwawa from Just Dance 2016

•The HampsterDance Song

•Mio Mao la la la la la

•EEEAAAOOO by Patricia Taxxon and Bert Gotrax

•meow by Ivusm

•Kittens on the Moon by Jean-Jacques Perrey

•Temmie Village by Toby Fox

•Cats by The Living Tombstone

Those are some of the amazingly free original works that float the internet and left a dent in my soul.

All of those are queer, and I tend to favour intense worldbuilding, complex plots, intricate power dynamics and morally grey characters (possibly over 25).

I love when tropes are taken seriously, and used as allegories to explore real world's complexities.

Most of those are dark, but they do not romanticize the power imbalance and rather explore it unflinchingly, in all its problematic glory. None of those are for minors!

Undesirable by VelvetMace

One of the most entertaining vampire romps I ever read. I love vampire dystopias (obviously) and I just love how this one explores the banality of evil. Great worldbuilding, top notch action, and really in-depht characters.

The Key to Oslov by ColdColdHeart

Fantastic political thriller dystopia in a complex very cold (litterally and practically) world. Very interesting and realistic political game, with long term strategy and vision. Extra long too!

The Viper's Scheme by TheDancingCrow

Demon slave, that might want to murder evilish wizards. I am a sucker for morally grey characters and subtle manipulation. Great worldbuilding to boost!

Game Theory by not_poignant

Started as fanfic, but it is its own thing. Morally grey characters and BDSM faes before SJM threw in her lot. I still listen to the podfic when I need to get lost in somebody's elses kingdom-running problems to not think about mines. The author is also fantastically prolific, and while this one remains my absolute favourite, there is plenty of messed up power relations to explore.

They Shoot Guides by Rough Draft Hero

THE guideverse fic. Wonderful slow burn, and great world building. The power dynamics are perfect. I re-read this once a month since basically 2016. Probably the only fic that ever made sibling incest work for me. Most of the author's work are fire too, but this one has a special piece of my heart (alongside Leviathan to be honest).

For the Crown by GreyWayfarer

Okay, I lied. This one also make sibling incest work for me. It is not my top kink, but I guess I can enjoy it if it is in a salad of super interesting worldbuilding and power play. Here we got a murderous inheritance game (only one prince can inherit the crown - usually the alive one).

Spit Out The Glass by rickets

New entry, needs more love! Also, complete. Red Scare omegaverse with a communist omega and a fascist (?) alpha. Not a romance, and dark af, but great worldbuilding and character work. I am personally partial to union/labour rights as a plotline, so this one hit home hard.

Between Worlds by Velvel

Absolute masterpiece omegaverse in a city lost in deep space. Loved the cultural nuances - the world on the ship is complex, unequal and utterly fascinating. Incomplete, but I mourn it thrice a day.

Special Forces: Soldiers by A. Voinov. 

Very, very dark enemies to lovers between a Scottish SAS soldier and a Soviet spetsnaz. Wonderful character work, though, and a staple of the genre. The pdf is free on the author's website (linked here).

Under the Dragon's Claw by gixi_ninja

Imperial China adjacent setting. Formerly highty and mighty aristocrat gets donated as a slave to his former childhood sweetheart, who he previously brutally rejected. Very intereseting setting, and the power dynamic is wonderfully layered.

You have more? Throw them to me!

Most of those are M/M, but I will read anything that it is not fully straight. I am also very open to good het femdom, but I feel it is quite rare.

I will add more when I remember/dig out some jewels.