"W-what's going on?" Lowena stammered.
"We need to get you ready for tonight's celebration!" Aiyana eagerly helped Lowena get dressed. "This looks ridiculous," Lowena chuckled. "A fox-fur bikini with this weird wolf headdress?" "It's tradition," Aiyana reminded. "I love yours. The midnight black fur matches your hair; it's stunning," Lowena gawked. "It's a red wolf fur you're wearing, not a fox," Aiyana corrected. "Really?" Lowena huffed, "I've never seen a red wolf." "They are rare and need to be celebrated," Aiyana said while finishing Lowena's makeup. "I look like some tribal woman," I groaned. "It's-" "Tradition," Lowena said in unison with Aiyana. "I know," she sighed. "I still don't believe in any of this, but if this is what he needs, then so be it." "You still don't believe?" Aiyana shivered. "How? None of them have shown you yet?" "Shown me what?" Lowena asked. "Wow, you look so much like your mother," Eli commented, standing in the doorway. Lowena glanced at him, her jaw dropping in awe. She may have known him her entire life, but she'd never seen his bare torso. Eli was pale, but his six-pack abs glistened in the shadows and ridges. His chest and massive arms were not overlooked, either. His warrior paint accentuated every muscle that needed to be, making it impossible for her to look away. "Everything alright?" Eli asked upon approach. Suddenly, a hot heat began burning deep in Lowena's stomach. She began to feel hot, her blood pumping faster and faster each moment, and her heart began to beat quicker in her chest. "I never realized how handsome you are," she observed. "W-wait, Lowena, I'm your uncle-" "But you're not," Lowena corrected, "And I'm glad you aren't." Lowena was uncertain why her body responded as it was, but she was excited, anticipating where it could lead her through the night. Lowena was a virgin; after all, having never even been kissed, seeing Eli so exposed made her have urges she'd never felt before, either. "We should get to the celebration," Aiyana deviated, pulling Lowena after her. "I'll meet you down there," Eli stated, remaining behind in Lowena's room. "Wait, I wanted-" "You want Kieran?" Aiyana interrupted. "No-" "Yes!" Aiyana hissed while pulling Lowena outside. The scents, smells, and sounds were overwhelming. Lowena's eyes scoured her surroundings. Multiple bonfires roared, and many people wore different yet similar clothes. Some dressed as sexy bats, some in reptilian, fairy-like garments, and many looked similar to Lowena herself. Hunks of meat were being roasted over open fire pits; the smells made her mouth water in hunger. "Lowena!" Cade greeted. One of the young men snatched up Aiyana; she laughed as they ran over to one of the bonfires and started drinking and dancing. Everyone looked as if in a euphoric state, which Lowena was eager to experience. These two young females caught her eye; they were both in small black crop tops with keyhole cutouts exposing their voluptuous breasts with bat-like small capes sewn into the sleeves of the tops. They had matching tiny black skirts, which contrasted against their pale skin and dark lips. The way they danced with one another seductively, and their hips swayed in unison to the beat of the drums being played, but there was no band playing music. She couldn't see a speaker being used either. Where was the music coming from? Lowena wasn't sure if it was the enchanting sight of the two women together, but she felt compelled to join. Without hesitation, she slowly eased her way closer and closer while moving her hips to the tribal drums being played. Sounds of hissing filled the air around her, and a thick cloud of smoke altered Lowena's headspace. When her eyes opened, she saw both girls dancing around her in seductive circles, caressing her frigid body up and down to soothe her. "Shh," one hushed while placing a gauntlet in Lowena's grasp. Lowena glanced into the cup to see a thick, dark liquid inside; she couldn't distinguish the color, even with the bellowing flames nearby. "Is this what everyone else is drinking?" she asked. A strange sound erupted from one of the girl's chests, a growling; the other nodded with an evil smile. Lowena wanted to be afraid, but something compelled her to stay. She drank from the gauntlet, the warm, coppery liquid descending her throat. Lowena threw back her head, her eyes shooting open as she could feel heat radiating around her. It was different from the warmth of the fire. This was internal warmth. One of the girls took the gauntlet from her and began dancing against Lowena's body even closer than before. The sound of the drums echoed in Lowena's foggy head. She felt a slight sharpness followed by heat on her neck, but she didn't shy away—it felt good. A hot warmth pulsated to her extremities, causing an aching desire to throb inside of her. "Lowena!"Eli pulled Lowena from the two girls. "What are you doing?" Lowena looked back, and the two girls stood there with their arms folded, their faces expressions of annoyance. "I was just dancing," Lowena defended. "Just dancing?" Eli chuckled, "Lowena, they're vampires." Lowena looked back at the girls. Her mouth opened, but no sound came out. The two girls rolled their eyes and began seductively dancing with one another once more. "They have an allure about them; we all do; it's intoxicating even to us," Eli explained. "You expect me to believe this?" she questioned. Eli gently guided her to the next group of people dancing more effortlessly, fair-like, and beautiful. One girl had emerald green scaly skin with yellow cat-like eyes, and another looked like the waves of the water, different shades of blue and white from her dress to her hair. "Nymphs," Eli explained, "They all have different strengths. Like Bashira, she's a snake type; Allura, she controls water elements
Cade seized Lowena's wrist, pulling her away from Derrick, "You know better, dead man." "Lowena asked for a drink," Derrick chuckled, "I couldn't tell the girl no." Cade growls like a wolf, baring his teeth like one. "Now, boys," Eli interrupted, "Let's not disturb this lovely night." Cade looked at Lowena, his hand still firmly on her wrist, "Come drink with your kind." Before Lowena could respond, Cade adjusted his hand so both their fingers interlocked and pulled her to a bonfire far from Derrick. Cade's grip wasn't as tender and gentle as before; now, it was firm and dominant. Lowena felt she had no choice but to follow. "Why did you call him a dead man?" Lowena questioned. "Lowena!" Cade sighed frustratedly, passionately grabbing Lowena before looking back down at her. "You need to start believing in what you are." Cade started walking again with a frustrated growl. Lowena bit her lower lip as they approached Aiyana. Aiyana's eyes widened at the sight of their ha
"Lowena? Lowena?" Eli rolled Lowena on her back, exposing her red, flushed cheeks and damp chest spilling from her top. "Did he do something?" he asked. "No," she denied, "I just feel strange." Another silent tear fell down her cheek. She felt afraid, nervous, and excited all at once. She had never experienced so many uncontrollable emotions. "It'll stop; the pheromones are leaving," Eli hushed while caressing her clammy cheek. Instinct caused Lowena to lean into his touch, "Everything is on fire." Lowena sat up, eyes glossy, looking at Eli for comfort. "It'll stop," Eli said, pressing his forehead to hers, his hand still holding her cheek. "Just breathe, Lowena." "Mmm," she whimpered once more, the heat within her body overwhelming her. Lowena grabbed his hand from her cheek and moved it to her breasts. "They're on fire!" she cried and moved his hand lower, "And here." When his hand was near her vagina, he locked it into place, "Lowena, what are
"Good morning," Kieran greeted with a tray of food. It wasn't a good morning for Lowena, though. She wasn't burning up like last night, but her body was still physically frustrated. Something she felt she needed deep within her, something different, but she couldn't pinpoint what. She removed her bikini and put on one of Kieran's oversized shirts to sleep in. The summer heat wasn't helping calm her nerves either. "Why are you bringing me food?" Lowena defiantly folded her arms across her chest. Kieran ran his free hand through his hair before placing the tray on the bed. "Eli wanted me to apologize." "Apologize for what?" she sneered. Kieran approached her, causing her cheeks to blush and look away from his dominating gaze. She remained still on the bed. "You know what." His voice was deep and seductive, making it more difficult for Lowena. "Or do I need to remind you?" She bit her lower lip, still unable to look him in the eye as he slowly moved his hand betwee
When Eli left, Aiyana entered Lowena's room and ran to her. "Are you okay?' she asked. Lowena was trembling, terrified, "W-w-werwolf?" Aiyana knelt in front of the traumatized Lowena; the look of shock on her face said it all. "Did you think it was a lie? You saw all different beings yesterday." "I thought I was hallucinating from something in the drinks," Lowena mumbled. "Are you okay? Your neck?! What happened?!" Aiyana rushed, grabbing the first aid from Kieran's nightstand and helping Lowena clean herself up. "He bit me," Lowena winced from the pain. Aiyana froze, "What?" "Eli bit me," Lowena repeated. Aiyana eased back, "Lowena, do you know what this means?" Lowena shook her head in confusion. "You don't know anything," Aiyana huffed while cleaning Lowena's wound. "He marked you as his own." "His own? I thought I was meant to be Kieran's Luna," Lowena reminded. Aiyana shook her head, wiping the blood from Lowena's neck, "Not anymore. He tells the b
Lowena walked back with Caspian, the rain easing til the sun came out to play. "It's amazing how you can do that," she admired. "It is mother nature; us fairies are bound to her in one way or another. Many are known to you as mythical creatures, such as the phoenix, griffins, and sirens. You may have seen them at the celebration last night," he explained. Lowena's cheeks blushed, and she confirmed, "There were these two women I first met; they looked almost like bats." "Those are the vampires. They have the most allure to them; they are the most predatorial. Their beauty enchants you, draws you in under their spell, and makes killing easy. They release a venom, similar to snakes than bats, that relaxes the prey, a euphoric opium if you will. "Wow," she hushed, "And the girls in the bird-like costumes? The ones that had scales?" Caspian chuckled, astonished by her curiosity, "You have your serpents, nymphs, mermaids. All can be fairies or witches; it depends on whether th
Lowena stomped down the stairs, out the double doors, and into the celebration. At this point, she didn't want anything to do with either of them. Now wasn't the time for her to act rationally; it was time she stepped out of her shell. The loud drums echoed in her mind as she approached one of the bonfires. The heat from the flames wasn't scorching but relaxing, controlled even. "There you are," a seductive young woman whispered in Lowena's ear. Lowena turned, eyes widening in surprise to see the two women she had danced with the previous night before her once more, offering the bat chalice. She gladly accepted, drinking a mouthful of the thick copper liquid. It warmed every inch as it crept down her stomach. Lowena licked her lips, hungry, before looking back at both the girls. "What are your names?" Lowena asked. "Celeste," the shorter woman introduced. "Lucinda," the taller, slender one greeted. "I'm Lowena." The girls didn't respond but drank from the chalic
"I'll take you back," Kage offered. "Why don't I, since you brought her out here in the first place?" Caspian reasoned. "Why don't you both walk back with me?" Lowena suggested. Kage and Caspian scoffed, refusing to answer. Instead, they folded their arms over their chests, acting like sad schoolboys. "Fine, you stay here; I'll walk back alone," Lowena sighed over their antics. Kage and Caspian shook their heads, pacing between each other and watching Lowena walk away. At the same time, they both rushed after her, escorting her back to the party. After an awkward, short walk, they were all surrounded by happily drunk people. Ethica boldly approached the three of them, firmly holding her chalice. Lowena's cheeks blushed red, remembering the kiss they shared the night before. "Lowena, there you are," Ethica greete. "King, Caspian, King Kage." Both dropped their jaws in awe as if in the presence of royalty of an even higher status than their own. Ethica took advant
Caspian went down between Lowena's splayed legs and licked her most intimate area. Lowena's hands grabbed at the sheet, slicing and tearing into it with her werewolf strength. Wherever his tongue went, she couldn't help but match his rhythm. Her body wanted him, ached for him. She had never felt such desires before. Caspian sneakily slid his fingers inside her tight body, her legs wrapped around his neck. He placed his other hand upon her abdomen in the hope of easing the heat within her. Absorbing it wouldn't be the best idea, but she needed to remain a virgin until her birthday. The way her insides wrapped around his fingers made his erection grow; slowly, he felt the tension in her body ease. "Fuck!" Lowena moaned. Lowena felt a familiar, enticing burn that began to build deep inside her. The warmth of Caspian's hand seemed to aid in its build-up as she felt herself climax faster than she ever had before. Caspian pulled back from Lowena, resisting his urge to devour her v
"I'll take you back," Kage offered. "Why don't I, since you brought her out here in the first place?" Caspian reasoned. "Why don't you both walk back with me?" Lowena suggested. Kage and Caspian scoffed, refusing to answer. Instead, they folded their arms over their chests, acting like sad schoolboys. "Fine, you stay here; I'll walk back alone," Lowena sighed over their antics. Kage and Caspian shook their heads, pacing between each other and watching Lowena walk away. At the same time, they both rushed after her, escorting her back to the party. After an awkward, short walk, they were all surrounded by happily drunk people. Ethica boldly approached the three of them, firmly holding her chalice. Lowena's cheeks blushed red, remembering the kiss they shared the night before. "Lowena, there you are," Ethica greete. "King, Caspian, King Kage." Both dropped their jaws in awe as if in the presence of royalty of an even higher status than their own. Ethica took advant
Lowena stomped down the stairs, out the double doors, and into the celebration. At this point, she didn't want anything to do with either of them. Now wasn't the time for her to act rationally; it was time she stepped out of her shell. The loud drums echoed in her mind as she approached one of the bonfires. The heat from the flames wasn't scorching but relaxing, controlled even. "There you are," a seductive young woman whispered in Lowena's ear. Lowena turned, eyes widening in surprise to see the two women she had danced with the previous night before her once more, offering the bat chalice. She gladly accepted, drinking a mouthful of the thick copper liquid. It warmed every inch as it crept down her stomach. Lowena licked her lips, hungry, before looking back at both the girls. "What are your names?" Lowena asked. "Celeste," the shorter woman introduced. "Lucinda," the taller, slender one greeted. "I'm Lowena." The girls didn't respond but drank from the chalic
Lowena walked back with Caspian, the rain easing til the sun came out to play. "It's amazing how you can do that," she admired. "It is mother nature; us fairies are bound to her in one way or another. Many are known to you as mythical creatures, such as the phoenix, griffins, and sirens. You may have seen them at the celebration last night," he explained. Lowena's cheeks blushed, and she confirmed, "There were these two women I first met; they looked almost like bats." "Those are the vampires. They have the most allure to them; they are the most predatorial. Their beauty enchants you, draws you in under their spell, and makes killing easy. They release a venom, similar to snakes than bats, that relaxes the prey, a euphoric opium if you will. "Wow," she hushed, "And the girls in the bird-like costumes? The ones that had scales?" Caspian chuckled, astonished by her curiosity, "You have your serpents, nymphs, mermaids. All can be fairies or witches; it depends on whether th
When Eli left, Aiyana entered Lowena's room and ran to her. "Are you okay?' she asked. Lowena was trembling, terrified, "W-w-werwolf?" Aiyana knelt in front of the traumatized Lowena; the look of shock on her face said it all. "Did you think it was a lie? You saw all different beings yesterday." "I thought I was hallucinating from something in the drinks," Lowena mumbled. "Are you okay? Your neck?! What happened?!" Aiyana rushed, grabbing the first aid from Kieran's nightstand and helping Lowena clean herself up. "He bit me," Lowena winced from the pain. Aiyana froze, "What?" "Eli bit me," Lowena repeated. Aiyana eased back, "Lowena, do you know what this means?" Lowena shook her head in confusion. "You don't know anything," Aiyana huffed while cleaning Lowena's wound. "He marked you as his own." "His own? I thought I was meant to be Kieran's Luna," Lowena reminded. Aiyana shook her head, wiping the blood from Lowena's neck, "Not anymore. He tells the b
"Good morning," Kieran greeted with a tray of food. It wasn't a good morning for Lowena, though. She wasn't burning up like last night, but her body was still physically frustrated. Something she felt she needed deep within her, something different, but she couldn't pinpoint what. She removed her bikini and put on one of Kieran's oversized shirts to sleep in. The summer heat wasn't helping calm her nerves either. "Why are you bringing me food?" Lowena defiantly folded her arms across her chest. Kieran ran his free hand through his hair before placing the tray on the bed. "Eli wanted me to apologize." "Apologize for what?" she sneered. Kieran approached her, causing her cheeks to blush and look away from his dominating gaze. She remained still on the bed. "You know what." His voice was deep and seductive, making it more difficult for Lowena. "Or do I need to remind you?" She bit her lower lip, still unable to look him in the eye as he slowly moved his hand betwee
"Lowena? Lowena?" Eli rolled Lowena on her back, exposing her red, flushed cheeks and damp chest spilling from her top. "Did he do something?" he asked. "No," she denied, "I just feel strange." Another silent tear fell down her cheek. She felt afraid, nervous, and excited all at once. She had never experienced so many uncontrollable emotions. "It'll stop; the pheromones are leaving," Eli hushed while caressing her clammy cheek. Instinct caused Lowena to lean into his touch, "Everything is on fire." Lowena sat up, eyes glossy, looking at Eli for comfort. "It'll stop," Eli said, pressing his forehead to hers, his hand still holding her cheek. "Just breathe, Lowena." "Mmm," she whimpered once more, the heat within her body overwhelming her. Lowena grabbed his hand from her cheek and moved it to her breasts. "They're on fire!" she cried and moved his hand lower, "And here." When his hand was near her vagina, he locked it into place, "Lowena, what are
Cade seized Lowena's wrist, pulling her away from Derrick, "You know better, dead man." "Lowena asked for a drink," Derrick chuckled, "I couldn't tell the girl no." Cade growls like a wolf, baring his teeth like one. "Now, boys," Eli interrupted, "Let's not disturb this lovely night." Cade looked at Lowena, his hand still firmly on her wrist, "Come drink with your kind." Before Lowena could respond, Cade adjusted his hand so both their fingers interlocked and pulled her to a bonfire far from Derrick. Cade's grip wasn't as tender and gentle as before; now, it was firm and dominant. Lowena felt she had no choice but to follow. "Why did you call him a dead man?" Lowena questioned. "Lowena!" Cade sighed frustratedly, passionately grabbing Lowena before looking back down at her. "You need to start believing in what you are." Cade started walking again with a frustrated growl. Lowena bit her lower lip as they approached Aiyana. Aiyana's eyes widened at the sight of their ha
Eli pulled Lowena from the two girls. "What are you doing?" Lowena looked back, and the two girls stood there with their arms folded, their faces expressions of annoyance. "I was just dancing," Lowena defended. "Just dancing?" Eli chuckled, "Lowena, they're vampires." Lowena looked back at the girls. Her mouth opened, but no sound came out. The two girls rolled their eyes and began seductively dancing with one another once more. "They have an allure about them; we all do; it's intoxicating even to us," Eli explained. "You expect me to believe this?" she questioned. Eli gently guided her to the next group of people dancing more effortlessly, fair-like, and beautiful. One girl had emerald green scaly skin with yellow cat-like eyes, and another looked like the waves of the water, different shades of blue and white from her dress to her hair. "Nymphs," Eli explained, "They all have different strengths. Like Bashira, she's a snake type; Allura, she controls water elements