Tiberius
Super-Earth
- Joined
- Jan 27, 2012
(Basic content warning: M/M, somewhat forced, before an audience. Beyond that, this and the next are pretty much the most graphic it's going to get. But, if I put this in the wrong place, please move it; I'm sorry for allowing that to happen.)
Loud, cacophonous music. Torches, embers, smoke in the air. Through spacious and open, the world was dark and damp; indeed, rather cavelike. Signs were all about, a top little shops with grisly flesh strewn about barbies lining the room. Weapons, gold, mercury - all were on sale, along with animals, both alive and dead, leeks, and a number strange things. Straw and incense, drugs and beer all perfumed the whole of the space.
Within the passages all about are various distorted figures. Beautiful women, hiding razor sharp teeth; red skinned giants, at least giants at 10 feet tall; blue skinned devils with horns and four arms; a headless snake man, holding it at his side; various, various figures.
The demons had gathered, as they always did at that time of year; it was the demon festival, after all. Held by the ancient demon kings since times of old, at force from the gods, so that they wouldn't annihilate each other and unbalance the world. But even in fest, the twisted and impure were unable to keep from killing each other for the sport. And such it was.
Ahmar, a spirit born of maddened love, of a lover torn from his mate by a twisted rule of law, had entered the contest. Born of hatred and violence, his power was itself intertwined with the demonic side of Love; it was said that Bast, the goddess of love and sex, was one and the same as Sekhmet, the goddess of War, who once flooded the earth in blood. And as such, this reflected itself in him: a frankly beautiful body provided his vessel, dressed exotically and erotically.
His hair was rather long; the left was braided, in a traditional way, with red strips there in; the right, braided too, but blue. He worn no shirt, only a necklace of saber teeth and black beads; from his waist below only a loincloth, barely if not failing outright to cover him. Betraying his nature, on the other hand, were two flesh coloured horns emerging from his skull, paired with pointed ears, sharp teeth, and red eyes.
All together, one might expect him a weakling; almost boyish. But deep beneath him lies a great power; and with this power, he effortlessly slaughtered his way through the tournament. His eyes reflected this; his face, itself beautiful, held a flare of unrivaled stength in itself, such as in the way his thick brow laid in contrast to his thick lips. And now, on a large, leather mat, shaped like a sun, he stood proudly before the Demon King, and a whole audience of nobles, ready to face off against his next and last opponent.
The prise, of course, was more power.
Loud, cacophonous music. Torches, embers, smoke in the air. Through spacious and open, the world was dark and damp; indeed, rather cavelike. Signs were all about, a top little shops with grisly flesh strewn about barbies lining the room. Weapons, gold, mercury - all were on sale, along with animals, both alive and dead, leeks, and a number strange things. Straw and incense, drugs and beer all perfumed the whole of the space.
Within the passages all about are various distorted figures. Beautiful women, hiding razor sharp teeth; red skinned giants, at least giants at 10 feet tall; blue skinned devils with horns and four arms; a headless snake man, holding it at his side; various, various figures.
The demons had gathered, as they always did at that time of year; it was the demon festival, after all. Held by the ancient demon kings since times of old, at force from the gods, so that they wouldn't annihilate each other and unbalance the world. But even in fest, the twisted and impure were unable to keep from killing each other for the sport. And such it was.
Ahmar, a spirit born of maddened love, of a lover torn from his mate by a twisted rule of law, had entered the contest. Born of hatred and violence, his power was itself intertwined with the demonic side of Love; it was said that Bast, the goddess of love and sex, was one and the same as Sekhmet, the goddess of War, who once flooded the earth in blood. And as such, this reflected itself in him: a frankly beautiful body provided his vessel, dressed exotically and erotically.
His hair was rather long; the left was braided, in a traditional way, with red strips there in; the right, braided too, but blue. He worn no shirt, only a necklace of saber teeth and black beads; from his waist below only a loincloth, barely if not failing outright to cover him. Betraying his nature, on the other hand, were two flesh coloured horns emerging from his skull, paired with pointed ears, sharp teeth, and red eyes.
All together, one might expect him a weakling; almost boyish. But deep beneath him lies a great power; and with this power, he effortlessly slaughtered his way through the tournament. His eyes reflected this; his face, itself beautiful, held a flare of unrivaled stength in itself, such as in the way his thick brow laid in contrast to his thick lips. And now, on a large, leather mat, shaped like a sun, he stood proudly before the Demon King, and a whole audience of nobles, ready to face off against his next and last opponent.
The prise, of course, was more power.