Fire in the Rain

rackle of his wulvyn limbs reconnecting in place. His ribs and a bit of projected bone mended in moments. The armored

of Zamson's Pandemona waited nearby. The keepers observed the damage as they stood in strict silence near the parked car. They tended to

ollowed by the cargo doors blasting apart. A ferocious cr

as a terror that should have stayed at rest; Logan's wulvyn lips peeled back in a ma

that winged, redheaded thing fighting Zamson in t

the growth of her long

pute. The keepers did nothing to intervene. Was this some grand scheme? Logan may have played the though

gan's critical notion of the vampires being peaceful. Including the current instance of Zamso

gs in suits: a wise choic

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ic brain injury. Zamson's monstrous fists thrashed into the vampyrial's face. Naia yelled and gritted her fangs. He

s just as bad as her nails

ky began to cry. A slow, gentle rain sprinkled the earth. Noctavion's advocates stilled in silence. Zamson'

sucked, and she slurped, and she groaned, sultry

beating of her wings were the sound of victory. She squeezed Zamson's weakening bo

ecedented snapped within her. Her molten g

r control, but the flow kept coming. Faster. Harder. Each thought not her own, but the wer

ys her waking mind never once conceived until this fateful rainy night, hot waves of excitement running beneath her da

ted the delicious plump of her swollen breasts. Her perk nipples muffled by the grip of these rough, s

n, she became a tool to be used until completion like a m

ed out h

led ou

f her thick nipple. As Naia stretched her whole back like a crescent moon, her soft rump nudged into Zams

d deeper.

ame. Each act and position indulged had aroused her to new heights, bre

est of dreams saturating her already chaotic mind. A delusional spasm t

least not

r. A different aspect of Zamson flooded her within now. Ravishing her mind in a thrash of rage, ambition, the need

s so compelling, so furious, that Naia's wulvyn meal spiked in temperature. In a

e descending wulvyn ignited in

lted he

e an asteroid; the shockwaves sent Logan tumbling back. The advocates moved not an

ch a crater until the powdery earth clouds faded, and ther