#talokan

The icy wind kissed your skin, raising goosebumps on every exposed inch. You could have worn more clothes, covered your arms and legs—but he didn't like it. He was impatient. He demanded less fabric and more skin. And for that, you hated him a little.

The cold sea at night was excruciating. For him, nothing changed. You even objected once, murmuring about how the wind bit your skin as you waited for him. The look he gave you was enough to silence any further attempts. So, like a good little lamb, you began going to the seaside in the early hours, wearing only a too-short, almost translucent dress, jade necklaces adorning your waist, hair loose in the breeze.

Your feet followed the path to the water. You shivered as the cold foam reached your heels. You released the small shell and watched it drift away. You waited. And waited. And waited.

He emerged from the water. Beautiful. Ethereal. Like a god coming to claim what was rightfully his. You stepped away, your back to him—part of a now-familiar ritual. He followed you. He always followed.

You climbed the porch steps and opened the wooden door. He stepped in close behind. You took a deep breath, inhaling the salt and musk scent he exuded. It was good. Exciting. Damp. You turned and smiled—like you always did. This time, he smiled back. He rarely did.

“Hi,” you said in a whisper.

“Hi,” he replied, his voice firm.

“You took your time this time.”

He walked around the small room, examining the photographs on the table: smiling faces, happy moments from a life that seemed so distant. Now, everything was about him. For him. Only him.

“I know,” he said. “Ruling a nation takes a lot out of me.”

“I see.” You didn’t understand, but you said it to comfort him—as you always did. He stopped and stared at you.

“I need to ask you something,” he said, approaching.

You hated it when he talked like that. He didn't ask. He demanded. And you could never refuse, not when you depended so much on him.

“Of course,” you replied automatically. “Ask, and it shall be done.”

He smiled, showing all his teeth.

“Good girl. My good girl.” His hand rested on her cheek and caressed it. “My battle with Wakanda opened my eyes to something frightening.”

“What would it be?”

“If my spirit were to meet my ancestors today, Talokan would have nothing of me. Nothing. It would be vulnerable to invaders from the surface.” His hand slid to the back of her neck, tightening its grip on her hair. It wasn't painful, but enough to keep her trapped. “It made me realize I need to start a dynasty. I need heirs to protect what I love most if I'm gone.”

Your heart raced. You knew exactly what he was getting at.

"I need you, my girl. I need you to close your mind and open your womb to me. Receive my seed and let it grow strong. Be the fertile soil of my lineage."

Your body froze. You couldn't. Not under these conditions. Prisoner of a god-king, at the mercy of his whims. Your breath faltered. Your blood ran like fire through your veins. A child would mean eternal imprisonment. You took a deep breath and, with a trembling voice, tried to escape.

“We’ve been together for three years. You always... come inside me, and I’ve never conceived. Maybe I can’t.”

He smiled—not that gentle smile, but the cynical, cutting one. You knew it was a lie. He gripped your hair, tilting your head. You grabbed his wrist, trying to ease the pressure.

“You’re young and healthy, my love.” He leaned close to her ear. “We just need to get rid of that contraption in your arm. And I’m going to do it. Even if I have to rip it off.”

“Please,” you begged, breathless. “I’m just a woman from the surface. Your people would never accept a child of mine.”

“Silly detail.” He smiled. “They’ll accept it. If I order it, they’ll love it.”

“Lover...”

You tried to argue. In vain. Begging never worked. He always took what he wanted, ignoring your wishes.

“Is that what you call me? Am I your enemy? Is the father of your children your enemy?” He growled, tightening his grip on her hair.

"No no..."

“Good girl.” He released her hair and caressed her face. “Now come on. Let’s get this damn thing out of your body.”

You hesitated ... but your feet already obeyed, moving on their own, submissive, like puppets guided by hands that weren't yours. You were no longer inside your own body—only the mold he'd sculpted with time, fear, and desire. As you walked across the wooden floor, each creak beneath your footsteps felt like a lament coming from the depths of your soul. And it was there, between one step and the next, that you sank into the bitter reflection of your own misery.

So young—still with a newborn soul—she was called a prodigy. She entered university before her breasts even appeared, before she could understand what it meant to have a body. Then came the government job. Then… him.

The memories of the moment you met him seemed shrouded in a dense fog, as if the memory had been ripped away with cruel delicacy. Trauma? Or had he poisoned your memories with some kind of charm, hypnosis, domination? You didn't know—and that hurt more than any answer.

Only echoes remained: fragments of innocent curiosity, smiles offered with affection, promises whispered in a language that seemed sweet before turning to poison. After that… darkness. Like a forest overtaken by fog where each tree is a distorted reflection of something you once were.

Your family? You remembered them because of the photographs he'd given you. But even those images seemed fake now. You wondered: were they really your memories... or just memories he'd allowed you to have?

The small scar on her arm was the only concrete clue to the woman who might once have existed. The device… you knew it was there. But how had it gotten there? Was it before… or after? A protective measure? A demand from her mother? A final gesture of autonomy?

You asked yourself these questions in the rare moments you still dared to think. But you already knew you would never find the answers. Because now… you were just a shadow of what you might once have been—if you were anything more than a vessel waiting to be molded.

A shell with borrowed memories.

A busy body.

A name that no longer meant anything.

You walked to the bedroom as if each step were taken with someone else's body. Your consciousness watched from afar, separated from your body, a prisoner of itself. The sound of his feet behind you—wet, firm, possessive—filled the silence like a tribal beat. The wood floor creaked under the weight of inevitability.

The room was plunged into darkness. The candles lit at the ends cast flickering shadows on the walls, like specters dancing around what was about to happen. You stopped beside the bed. You didn't dare sit up, or speak. You just waited. Waiting had become your silent language.

He approached from behind, his fingers tracing her spine with the lightness of someone who knows he's in control. Her hair stood on end again, not from the cold, but from the defensive instinct her body insisted on activating—even as her mind pleaded for escape.

“Let me see,” he murmured.

Her hand trembled as she pulled up the sleeve of her dress, revealing the thin scar on her left arm. Discreet. Invisible to many, but not to his. It was what protected her. A simple device, implanted by friendly hands, that suppressed her fertility. A last thread of autonomy.

He looked at the spot with disdain, as if it were a personal offense. As if each month without conception were an affront. His finger passed over the spot, and for a second, there was a reverent silence. Then, the outburst.

With restrained strength, he grabbed her arm, bringing it to his eyes. The smell of salt and fury mingled with the sweat that now beaded on her skin.

“You lied to me, my girl,” he said, too calmly. “You lied with your mouth and with your body.”

You tried to pull your arm back. He wouldn't let you.

"Please…"

He didn't answer. With a swift movement, he cut and pulled. The pain came fast, searing—as if a piece of you had been forcibly severed. You choked on your own scream. You fell to your knees. Blood gushed. He hadn't been gentle at all; he'd cut too far and too deep.

The sound of your own blood dripping was too loud. The pain came dull, hot, a wave of red running down your forearm where he had ripped away, with divine fingers, what was yours. The cut hadn't been clean. There was no precision, only will. And his will always hurt. You fell to your knees, dizzy, the world spinning around you as if the ground were sinking. Blood ran in thin rivers, staining your pale skin and mingling with the tears you no longer noticed as they began to fall.

It was then that he knelt too. Namor. The god-king . The warrior who split empires in half.

Kneeling before you.

“ Shhh … it’s okay now,” he whispered, his voice deep as the sea before a storm. One of his hands, still damp from the ocean salt, touched her injured arm. Warm. Strong. Resolute.

You shivered. Not from pain—not anymore. But from something deeper, more confusing: that moment when a predator caresses its prey after a blow. When love disguises itself as care, and the victim forgets, for a second, that they're bleeding because of him. With slow, almost tender movements, he tore part of his own robe and wrapped the fabric around the wound. Blood darkened the blue silk, staining the throne's insignia with his suffering.

“You should have told me, my girl,” he said, tying the cloth tightly. His fingers pressed, knowing just where to press to stop it but not hurt too much. “Hiding something from me… hurts me more than you know.”

You tried to say something, but your throat burned, dry of words. So you just looked at him. A look that said it all: You hurt me. You hurt me more than this cut.

But he didn't see it. Or he pretended not to see it.

He finished the bandage and ran his red-stained fingers through his disheveled hair, brushing away the strands that stuck to his sweaty forehead. That touch. That gesture. It was almost sweet. And that was what hurt the most. Because a part of you... wanted to believe in that sweetness.

He tilted his head, and for a moment, his face was too close. You could smell him—salt, iron, and something ancient. His eyes shone with something between adoration and possession.

“Look what they did to you,” he murmured, as if he himself weren’t the executioner. “Fragile. Broken. But I will fix you. I will make you whole again. And this time… mine alone.”

That sentence pierced her flesh like a needle. Because you knew: what he called "cure" was just a new form of imprisonment. A gilded cell. A womb sealed with promises. He took her by the shoulders and, with superhuman ease, lifted her. Her feet floated for a brief moment, not touching the ground. He laid her on the bed with the reverence of someone offering sacrifices to the gods—even though he himself was one of them.

You felt dizzy, feverish, empty.

“Rest, my girl,” he said, sitting beside her. “Tomorrow, when the sun rises, your body will finally be free.”

“Free.” He said that word as if he never knew what it meant.

You closed your eyes, your arm throbbing beneath the soaked cloth, and whispered to yourself, Maybe I need to bleed out to remember who I am.

(..)

You woke up like someone rising from an abyss.

He couldn't tell if he'd fallen asleep or passed out. His body felt too light, but his mind… felt heavy. Everything was a blur, as if time had melted away overnight and memories were slipping through the cracks in the mattress.

Pain was the first thing he knew for sure. A slow, deep throb in his left arm, as if something inside still insisted on remembering what had been ripped out. The cut no longer bled—not openly—but the sheets spoke volumes. Stained dark red, stiff and dry in some spots, still damp in others. A silent signature of the violence that had occurred.

You turned your face with difficulty and saw him there.

Namor. Lying beside you.

He slept on his back, one arm folded over his head, the other resting loosely, almost touching his waist. His chest rose and fell with absurd calm, as if the world weren't in ruins—as if he himself hadn't caused the ruin.

His serenity was an affront.

You stared at him for long seconds, trying to make sense of what you saw. That face... so beautiful, so sculpted, almost celestial. How could something so divine carry such power to destroy? How could it love and wound with the same hand?

She felt lost. More than ever. It was as if she were living another woman's life. One who was desired, yes, but used. One who belonged, but owned nothing. Not even herself.

You slid your fingers down your abdomen, feeling around as if searching for something. You didn't know what. Maybe traces of who you used to be. Maybe a sign that there was still something there that belonged to you. But everything felt contaminated. As if every part of you had been marked by him.

“Are you awake…” his voice broke the silence, hoarse and warm, like the morning breath at the bottom of the sea.

You shivered. You didn't answer right away.

He turned and leaned closer, leaning his weight on his elbow. He smiled. That smile that confused tenderness with power. His dark eyes held the gleam of a man who believes he's saving the world—even as he consumes it.

“I took care of you,” he said, gently touching her face. “You slept soundly. It was a bit much for your body … But you were strong. As always.”

His thumb caressed her cheek, a touch so tender it almost made her body forget the pain it had caused hours before.

"Tonight is a special night, you know?" she continued, whispering, as if sharing a secret with a lover, not a prisoner. "Full moon. The gods will be watching. Blessing. They will listen to our bodies… and hear my request."

You looked at him as if you were watching a man about to offer flowers to the grave he dug himself.

He sat on the edge of the bed, gently held her bandaged hand, and kissed her fingers, taking his time. The touch of his lips was warm, intimate. Unacceptably gentle.

“ Tonight, my girl… I want you clean. Purified. Whole. I want you ready.” He smiled, his eyes shining feverishly. “I’ve prepared something special. A bath with salt from the Talokan caves , sacred seaweed oil, and hot stones. It will ease your pain. It will open your body. They will sense your openness.”

You felt your stomach churn, but your face didn't move.

“Why are you doing this to me?” her voice came out small, fragile, almost childish.

He tilted his head, as if the question were strange.

"Because I love you. And you belong to me." He brought his lips to her forehead and kissed with a slowness that seemed ritualistic. "And because you were born for this, even without knowing it. To create the future. To be the mother of my dynasty."

You closed your eyes and held back your tears. Because if you cried now, he would think they were tears of emotion. But they weren't. They were tears of grief. You were lying next to a man who believed he was creating life…

But all he did was slowly kill his own.

You sat up in bed with effort. Your body still felt heavy, as if carrying more than flesh and bone—as if your soul were being dragged along with it. Your feet touched the cold floor, and your toes ached as they gripped the worn wood. The morning silence was broken only by the sound of the sea, always there, always calling, like a memory that could not be forgotten.

He approached without a word, helping you to your full height. His hand rested firmly on your waist, as if the mere act of touching was already asserting dominance.

“Come. I want you to see what I have prepared for you,” he said softly, but with unspoken intentions.

Walking beside him was like crossing a minefield. With each step, fear and wonder intertwined within you, difficult to distinguish.

The bathroom was in the back, separated by a wooden door carved with ancient symbols, circles, and intertwined serpents. Pushing it open revealed a space that seemed to exist between two worlds.

It was rustic, but not shabby. The walls were black stone and greenish coral, and the ceiling was openwork, allowing natural light to filter through in golden shafts. In the center, a tub carved from volcanic rock steamed gently, filled with warm water. Ceramic bowls were scattered on low tables, scented candles lit, and herbs dried on hanging ropes.

He turned to you with a look that mixed reverence and desire.

“May I?” she asked, but the question was just a pretense. He was already beginning to undo the laces of the dress that barely covered her body.

The garment slipped from her shoulders, and his fingers ran over her skin with the familiarity of someone who believed they had a right to everything. He felt her shoulders, the curve of her back, the sides of her breasts, as if checking to see if the object was still intact. His touch was careful, but not gentle. It was possessive. Ritualistic.

You tried not to react.

As she stepped into the water, the heat enveloped her like an embrace that wasn't her own. She let out an involuntary sigh. The pain in her arm eased. Steam rose, caressing her scarred skin.

He watched her. Standing, his dark eyes fixed on you like a predator contemplating its offering. The desire in his gaze was restrained, but present. Dangerous. Almost sacred. With calculated delicacy, he began pouring ingredients into the water:

“ Iximte , sacred corn leaves,” he said, throwing handfuls of crushed leaves. “For fertility. So that your land, your womb, may flourish.”

You just stared at him. It was hard to hate him in that moment. There was something pure in the way he spoke of his culture. He seemed to believe it was all beautiful. That he was doing something right. And you found yourself asking—a question that tugged at your heart: Was that what made me love him? The way he was passionate about his heritage? His burning faith in something greater than himself?

He continued:

" Balché ," he poured an amber liquid into the water, releasing a sweet aroma. "It's an infusion used in mating rituals. It connects body and spirit."

Then he took small greenish crystals and threw them around the tub:

“Chak Lu'um ... red clay from Talokan . The ancients said it removes what is dead within us.” His eyes locked with hers. “You must let die what prevents you from flourishing.”

You sank a little deeper into the water, trying to hide your breasts, your body, your soul. It was all too much. The scent of the herbs, the heat, his gaze, the hidden pain in your arm. He knelt beside you, watching silently. Then he dipped a linen cloth in the hot water and gently wiped it over your shoulders, your neck, your collarbone.

“ Tonight... you will be light under the full moon,” he whispered. “The gods will see in you the mother of my lineage.”

After the bath, he wrapped her in a white, almost ceremonial cloth. The water was still running down her hair as he sat her on a stone bench and, with almost surgical precision, removed the makeshift bandage from the night before. He cleaned the wound with a warm tea, blew gently on the skin as if calming a flame, and applied a new bandage with braided linen ribbons. This time, clean, firm. Caring for you seemed part of the same ritual.

You didn't speak. Neither did he. He pulled your hand and led you to the balcony.

There, a carved wooden table awaited. Two chairs, also carved, adorned with snake and spiral motifs. The table was set: small plates of corn tamales stuffed with fruits and seeds, toasted pepitas, slices of pure cacao with chili, and a glass of fermented balché . All this faced the vastness of the sea, now glistening in the morning sun.

He sat down and motioned for you to do the same.

"Eat," he said. "They are sacred offerings. The ancients said the body must be nourished before it can be consecrated. Corn strengthens the flesh. Balché sweetens the blood. Cocoa..." he smiled, "awakens the instincts."

You picked up a nugget with trembling fingers. Light. Small. But it tasted like something that didn't belong to you. Across the table, he ate slowly, as if everything was in balance. As if this morning were perfect.

And you? You chewed in silence, the taste of the past stuck in your throat.

And with the terrible certainty that, that night, the sky would be too bright…

And the gods would have their eyes open.

Night fell like a slow veil over the house.

The sea wind blew warm, carrying the scent of salt and something ancient. The large window in the room remained open, as he had instructed, and the full moon spilled its liquid light onto the stone and wood floor. It was a pale, silvery light, almost sacred. Almost complicit.

You stood barefoot, clad only in a light white fabric that streamed down your shoulders like mist. The cloth danced in the wind, and your skin—once so scarred by pain—was now merely warm, sensitive, waiting for the inevitable. The room was silent except for the sound of the sea. And then... he walked in.

Namor walked toward you like a feline who knows every step of its territory. His body covered only by a sash of dark fabric, adorned with jewelry made of bone and jade. His hair was damp. His skin was slicked with scented oil. His eyes were filled with something more than desire—it was devotion mixed with possession.

“My girl...” he murmured, as he approached from behind.

You didn't move. You just felt it. The heat of his body. The electricity that trickled from his palm as it rested on your waist, firm, like an anchor.

“The moon is full.” His voice slid down her neck like a warm breeze. “And as beautiful as you.”

Your eyes were fixed on the moon's reflection on the ground. Silver. Untouchable. But he was there, touching you with fingers that didn't tremble.

“Do you feel it?” he whispered, pressing his lips to her ear. “The gods are here. They are watching. They know who you are. What you are destined to become.”

His other hand moved slowly up your stomach, as if holding something delicate, alive. It moved up, circling the side of your breast, but didn't rush the touch. It simply sketched. It studied. As if you were sacred territory.

“They want you to blossom,” he continued, low and soft. “They want you to let fear die. To let the legacy be born.”

You closed your eyes, your body wavering between the cold of fear and the heat of touch. It was wrong. You knew it. Something inside you was screaming. But another part... silent... gave in. Not out of love. Not out of pleasure. But out of exhaustion. Out of a desire for peace. Out of a desire to resist no longer.

“Do you love me?” you asked, your voice fragile, almost invisible.

He paused for a moment. Then he slowly turned his body, making you face him.

“I love you more than the sea loves its own fury.” His eyes were sweet abysses. “I love you as the gods love their offerings. Because you are this…” he leaned his forehead against hers. “…a gift the world has given me. And I will protect every part of you. Even from yourself.”

You swallowed, your heart beating so fast you couldn't tell if it was escape or surrender. He cupped your face in both hands and kissed your forehead, then your nose, then your lips—not hurriedly, but reverently. The kiss was warm. Slow. Velvety. A prayer. His hand slid down your bare back, and you let yourself be led to the center of the room, where the cold floor contrasted with the warmth spreading between you. The moonlight spilled over you like a silent blessing, watching.

He knelt before you, as if in devotion. He pulled the fabric down from your body with both hands, and the sound of it falling to the floor was like the trigger of a spell.

“Today, you will become more than a woman ,” he said , his eyes fixed between her thighs, but his face lifted solemnly. “You will be the land where my legacy begins.”

And you...

You let him touch you. Not with desire. Not with love.

But with that kind of sad surrender that happens when the soul just wants to rest. A rupture has occurred within you, but not to free you.

To accept. And it was in that instant that you stopped resisting—not because he won … But because you lost yourself. And under the moonlight, silver as steel, you cried without sound.

The room was plunged into darkness, and the light of the full moon streamed through the window like a sacred beam, illuminating the stone floor, their bodies, and their unspoken intentions. The air was thick and warm. There was a scent of salt, of burning oil from candles, and of something else—something primal, ancient, emanating from him.

His body still ached in spots. His arm throbbed beneath the new bandage, but it wasn't the physical that weighed him down: it was the emotional. The exhaustion of existing between fear and fascination. Between the desire to escape and the desire to belong.

He approached slowly, as if time itself obeyed his steps. The dark cloth covering his hips fell before he touched you, and then he was naked, before you—a sculpted, taut body, with eyes that never left yours. His eyes, those of a hungry god.

“You’re beautiful,” he said softly, pressing his chest against yours. His hand slid from the curve of your neck to your waist, holding you tightly, pulling you against him. “My temple. My offering.”

You felt his erection against your belly. And you didn't pull away. Not because you wanted it. But because you were tired of resisting. Because, somewhere, you still sought meaning in that devotion he insisted on showering upon you. He kissed you. Deeply. His mouth was hot, precise. He didn't ask—he took. His tongue invaded your mouth with cruel calm, and his hand moved down, cupping your buttock, squeezing with dominance. You let out a low sound, somewhere between a moan and a whimper. And he smiled against your skin.

He took her by the waist, his delicacy belying the fire in his eyes. He guided her to the soft floor, where cushions and fine fabrics were spread out like a makeshift altar. Silk, linen, and cotton mingled beneath her body, enveloping her like a sacred bed. She lay down, feeling the cool, smooth texture of the fibers against her warm skin.

The evening light filtered through the gaps in the flowing curtains, golden and warm, bathing her bare skin in almost ethereal reflections. Every curve of her seemed to glow—her shoulders, her belly, her hips—as if the sun itself were touching her in reverence. The glow caressed her breasts and highlighted the soft contours of her waist, making her seem like a living sculpture, made of heat, flesh, and light.

He hovered over you, his eyes fixed, absorbing the sight with reverent silence. There was no rush. There was fascination.

“Let me... make your body the beginning of our lineage,” he murmured.

His hand found her breasts, his thumbs caressing her nipples, which were already hard from anticipation, the cold, or the ache of being there. He sucked one fervently, biting lightly, leaving a hot trail of saliva down the center of her chest. His other hand moved between her legs, parting them with dominance and reverence.

“You’re wet,” he whispered, his fingers dipping between her intimate lips with an almost reverent slowness. “Your body knows. Even when your mind resists… it calls to me.”

You shivered. It wasn't just from his touch—it was from his low, husky voice, which seemed to blend with the heat of the night. A short moan escaped you, involuntary, sincere. He smiled with his eyes, as if receiving a secret.

“Tell me, my girl...” he begged, his fingers moving with mastery. “Tell me what you feel. What you want.”

The silence was heavy, but your body spoke—in your legs that gave way, in your goosebumps, in the way your breath was lost in the air. He didn't need your response in words. He felt every subtle contraction, every involuntary tremor. Desire was an ancient language between you two—one he knew well, like someone who knows the way even with their eyes closed. Your gaze met his—and there was something more than surrender there: it was conscious surrender.

“You don’t even know how beautiful you are like this… given over to the light,” he said, his voice low, almost a prayer.

Her hair spread across the fabric like a dark veil, her lips parted in anticipation. And he descended, bracing himself with his arms on either side of her, never breaking the moment, as if he were about to inhabit something sacred.

He leaned in close, brushing his lips against the corner of her mouth, breathing in with her. “You’re mine,” he murmured, as if it were an ancient truth.

He knew how to touch you, how to stimulate your pussy until it was nothing but wet, sensitive flesh. He was skilled, stimulating your swollen clit and your g-spot simultaneously, and he smiled as you writhed with pleasure.

“Oh my god!” You cried out as he pressed your clit hard and moved his fingers faster.

“That’s it… let it come,” he whispered against her skin, his fingers delving deeper, soaking, dominating every beat of her pleasure. The wet sound of his movements was lewd, too intimate—and for that very reason, utterly irresistible. Her body arched involuntarily, her hips seeking more contact, more friction, more of him. Each thrust of his fingers was precise, as if he’d mapped every nerve ending, as if he’d been born for this—to discover you, to tease you, to possess you.

He brought his lips to your neck, leaving a hot bite in the curve between your shoulder and throat, and you moaned again, louder, more surrendered. You felt on fire, melting inside. His breath was coming in ragged pants now, his desire almost as wild as yours.

“Look at me,” he commanded, and her eyes searched his, clouded with pleasure. “I want to see you come. I want to see your soul escape through your mouth.”

You gripped his shoulders tightly, your nails digging into his skin, trying to hold back the wave that was building inside you like a raging sea. He felt it. His voice was a dirty, sweet promise. “Come for me, now. I want to feel everything.”

And then your body shattered into spasms, your inner muscles contracting tightly around his fingers. A hoarse moan tore from your throat, uncontrollable, as your body shook in seemingly endless waves. He didn't stop. He only slowed his pace, riding you on the tide of your own ecstasy.

When the climax passed, your knees could barely support your weight. He held you tightly, tenderly. He kissed your forehead, then your lips, as if sealing a pact.

“You were born for this,” he murmured. “To be mine.”

He pulled back a little, just enough for you to see—and what you saw made your belly contract again, in spasms still alive. His member was there, thick, firm, large. So erect it throbbed, the glans glistening, red, dripping with desire. A drop trickled slowly down the warm skin to the base, and your body reacted as if that liquid had touched you.

“Look what you do to me,” he murmured, his voice thick with hunger, but with that touch of affection only he knew how to inject into the chaos. “You make me so... desperate.”

Your eyes couldn't tear themselves away. The size, the hardness, the way he held the base with one hand, as if trying to control his own momentum—it all burned inside you. You felt a blush creep up your neck, your cheeks burning. It was embarrassment, yes, but it was accompanied by something deeper... an undeniable excitement.

You bit your lip, halfway between embarrassment and impulse. The wetness between your legs grew by the second—and he knew it. He smelled it. The scent of the two of you mingled was already filling the air. And then he positioned himself between your open legs, looking at you as if he saw everything she was: desire, fear, courage, and surrender.

He gripped her hip firmly and, with his other hand, guided his own member to her warm, wet entrance. The tip brushed against her inner lips, spreading the already accumulated liquid, sending a sharp shiver up her spine. He rubbed slowly, savoring the moment when they were both still on the brink, about to cross a threshold of no return.

Then he pushed in—just the head first—and you moaned softly, your body contracting around his invasion. He was thick. Hot. Alive. Your channel molded to him with effort, as if your flesh needed to make room inch by inch. The sensation was too intense, almost unbearable... and yet, good. Good in a torturous way.

“ Shhh ... let... let me,” he whispered against her lips, panting.

Another inch. And another. You arched your body, your hands gripping the cloths. beneath you , his eyes clenched between pleasure and something bordering on pain. But it was a good pain. A hot, heavy pain that throbbed between his thighs like the beat of an ancient drum. It hurt, yes—the muscle stretched, the body surrendered, almost begged—but that pain seemed to have a purpose: to open you up completely. To make you a home for him.

“You’re so tight… it’s like your body never wants to let me out,” he said through gritted teeth, now almost all the way inside your pussy. You bit your lip, a louder moan escaping. And then, in one slow, deep movement, he filled you completely.

You felt everything. You felt how big he was, how he seemed to touch places no one had ever reached. How your body filled and, at the same time, lost itself. It was stretching, pressure, pleasure—a pleasure that burned at the edges and left you gasping, as if your own body were trying to adapt to what it wanted most.

“It’s too much…” you managed to whisper, your voice breaking.

He stayed there, buried in your pussy, his eyes fixed on yours. And then he began to move. Slow. Deep. And the sweet pain became an addiction. You felt him coming and going, each thrust ripping the breath from you and returning it in the form of moans and tremors. It was intense, raw, and yet reverent. As if he were worshiping something sacred. And you wanted more. Even when it hurt. Even when your body begged for rest. Because in that pain lived the deepest, wildest, most genuine pleasure you had ever known.

Each thrust was measured, deep, rhythmic. His hips slammed into yours with controlled force, as if performing a ritual. His breathing became heavier, sweat trickled down his temples, and his eyes... always on you. As if he wanted to imprint his existence within yours.

“You are mine,” he whispered. “My queen of the surface. My fertile womb. My eternity.”

And you, with your head thrown back, wept silently. Because part of you wanted to believe it. That you were loved. That you were chosen. That there was something beyond domination.

Your orgasm came like a forced confession. A pleasure taken, ripped from within, as if it were his—not yours. And his came right after, with a deep, possessive groan. He trembled inside you, his hips still pressing, as if to seal his seed with his own strength.

Then he lay down on her chest, panting, and whispered between kisses:

“The gods saw. They know. It is done.”

You looked at the ceiling. The moonlight was in your eyes.

And for the first time…