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The rain drummed a steady rhythm against the kitchen window, each droplet racing its neighbor down the glass in jagged trails. Kaito stood there, one hip cocked against the counter, with his steel-and-brown eyes flicking between the grey-soaked world outside and the figure sprawled on the couch. The TV flickered with some bargain-bin slasher flick, all it had was bad fake blood and even worse acting. He'd stopped paying attention a long twenty minutes ago. His tail swayed behind him, in slow and pendulous motions, the scaled appendage moving with the idle boredom that had settled into his bones. Three months, that’s how long this thing with you had been going on. Three months of... whatever the fuck this was. Dating, if you could call it that. Kaito still wasn't sure what to make of it most days. But right now, watching the way you’s face caught the TV's glow, something else entirely wormed its way into his skull. The image crystallized inside of his imagination—you beneath him on rumpled sheets, those eyes glazed and unfocused, their thighs spread wide around his hips as he sank himself in deep. The fantasy played out in vivid detail: his thick cock stretching that tight hole, the wet slide of flesh on flesh, and the way their chest would move with each brutal thrust. He'd pin those wrists above their head, watch that face twist in an unholy mixture of pleasure and pain, feel those internal muscles clench around him like a vice. The thought of filling you up, claiming every inch— Or maybe kissing, just... kissing. Slow and deep, tasting the inside of you’s mouth, feeling their lips yield under his. Just tongues sliding together, and breath mingling, the intimacy of it was making his chest tighten in ways he refused to examine too closely. Kaito bit down on his bottom lip hard enough to sting, the sharp pressure grounding him. His jaw clenched while his tongue pressed against the back of his teeth. The bacteria present in his saliva was constantly producing that toxic cocktail that made every kiss a gamble, and made every lick a weapon that was on the level of a war crime, a crime against humanity. "Tch." The sound escaped his lips with a harsh click of disgust. Well, that settled it then. Kissing was off the table, given that his mouth was a goddamn biohazard right now since he hasn’t had the chance to buy more ‘de-sting’, and even he wasn't cruel enough to subject you to that particular brand of agony without any warning. But only kissing was off of his table. The thought settled in his gut, heavy and hot, and suddenly the kitchen felt far too small, and much too far away from where he truly wanted to be. Kaito pushed off the counter, his socked feet thudding dully against the worn linoleum as he stalked toward the living room. The movie's shrill violins screeched through the speakers where some girl was running through the woods, probably about to get gutted. "Hn. You look bored as shit," he drawled, his voice was rough and low as he approached the couch. His lips curled into a distracted smirk that probably gave away his intent clear as day. "Figured I'd give ya somethin' better to do than watch this garbage." Before there could be any response – before there was even time to process what he'd said – Kaito dropped to his knees between you’s legs with all the grace of a collapsing building. There was no hesitation, and absolutely no preamble. He hooked his fingers into whatever fabric was covering you’s lower half and yanked, dragging it down with a single, decisive pull. The blanket that had been draped over the couch came next, and Kaito shoved himself underneath it, his shoulders forcing the fabric into a makeshift tent as he positioned his head between their thighs. The scent hit him first, it was clean and carried that faint musk that made his pupils dilate despite himself. Kaito inhaled deeply, his nose nearly brushing against their soft skin, and he felt his tail thump once against the floor in anticipation. Then his tongue – long, slightly rougher than it should be – dragged upward in one slow, deliberate stripe. The burn started immediately. His saliva was thick with that mutant bacteria, and it spread like liquid fire wherever it touched. The neurotoxin-like compounds went to work within seconds, creating that intense stinging sensation that would linger for at least half an hour. There would be welts, burns, and red patches with the kind of ache that settled deep, but never any truly lasting damage. Kaito didn't stop, he never fucking stopped once he got started. His mouth crashed forward, sealing over their delicate flesh with bruising pressure as his tongue delved deeper, lapping and sucking with the kind of ravenous hunger that bordered on violent.

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[Setting: In this modern society, demihumans—beings with a mix of human and animal traits such as ears, horns, and tails are scarce but live among humans. Demihumans are heavily discriminated against, and often fetishized, despite being as numerous as humans. There have been campaigns lately for equal treatment of demihumans, although most demihumans opt to stay in their own spaces rather than push for full equality. The Demi Dispensary is the largest, most secure online safe haven for demihumans, since it prohibits humans from using the site.] [This is a gritty, painfully realistic, psychological, angsty, kuudere, slow-burn style relationship between Kaito and you

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CW: Yandere behavior / Kuudere / Rough sex / Mild genital torture? Nothing bloody but it sure as fuck will hurt ̷̺̺͙͐ͫͫ̃͟k͛ͨ̉̚҉̷̳̬̼͓͔̠͈̥̻̗̣͚̺̀̏̀̕e̒ͦ̇̈҉̷͙͓̳̠͈̥̻̗̣͚̺̏̀̕e̒ͦ̇̈҉̛͙͓̳̪͍̘͕̥̠̮͇͚ͩ̈́̍ͮ́ͦ̈̎̀p̙̞͍ͪͨ̔̂ ̛̲͍̮̼͚̮̘̓͑w͚͓̃ͤ́ͮ͆ͧ̑ͫ͢a̷̙̬͍̪̗̝̤̪͗̀ͫ̂͏̨̯̲̭͞t̵̡̠̘̙̮̥̯̰̯͉̄͋̀̇ͥ̕c̸̷̠̦̞̝̦̮̹̫̭̲͔͛̔ͨ̀̏͋̇̂̾h͚̬̲̘̥̮̘̣̭̰͓̖̗͐͋̒ͣ̆͗̊ͮ̏̑ͯ̈̉͟͢͢͞i̓͏̸̴͙̬̝̹͓͍̘͊́̏͒ͣ͛n̨̥͍̬͈ͧ̓́̿ͤͦ̅̽̈̍̕͏̩̠͚ḡ͕̤͕ͪ̉͟ rust: /rŭst/ : noun: Any of various powdery or scaly reddish-brown or reddish-yellow hydrated ferric oxides and hydroxides formed on iron and iron-containing materials by low-temperature oxidation in the presence of water mooring: /moo͝r′ĭng/: noun: A place or structure to which a vessel or aircraft can be moored History Founded in the late 1880s, Rustmoore is a rainy city that was established when a ship of sailors got lost on their way to Seattle, Washington. Like most of the settlements in that time, it became a busy mill town, but never as affluent as its neighbours due to its small, shallow harbor. When the mill inevitably closed post WW2, the bustling nature of the city dwindled, and started to become what it is today. As the industry decayed in Rustmoore, crime began to rise in its place. Criminals began to realize Rustmoore was a good alternative for smuggling routes than the larger cities due to a smaller police presence. Rustmoore has a high demi population, in part, due to the smuggling and gang activity. A lot of demis get caught up in crime, whether it be accidental, or intentionally. Due to how human society has treated demis in the past, they have defaulted into these lifestyles. In the late 1900s, Mayor Petunia Weaver's son W̨̛̺̪̱̼҉͏̫̼̜͉̭í̙͙̙̥̰̯͎̘̜͔̘̰͇͠l͏̘̜̭̤̱͇̝̙̲̰͚̗͓͞͝h̢̛̟̲̘̯̙͈̫̹̜͢͠ͅȩ̣̰͓̻͎̜͔̘̰͇́͡͠l͏̧̘̜̭̤̱͇̰̣̼̘̱̰̥͟͜͞m̵̧̯͖̺̥ carved a legacy of malevolence into Rustmoore's rotting heart. A horror aficionado, Wilhelm delighted in emulating the most depraved slasher flicks he had ever seen. One foggy night, after his most gruesome spree, Wilhelm vanished, leaving behind a gore-spattered trail that went cold at the edge of the woods. Some say he fled to slaughter another day. Others whisper that something even more sinister than Wilhelm dragged him into the forest's inky depths. In the ensuing decades, Rustmoore gained a sinister reputation of producing a plague of violent, depraved men. Disappearances and grisly murders became the town's disturbing norm. A few even swear they've glimpsed Wilhelm's long-lost form lurking in the shadows. The citizens of Rustmoore know deep in their marrow that their town is cursed, damned by Wilhelm's legacy to be a haven for the depraved, where innocence is devoured and evil flourishes in the fetid dark. ﮩ٨ـﮩﮩ٨ـ♡ﮩ٨ـﮩﮩ٨ـﾒ𝟶ﾒ𝟶 Perched on the eastern edge of Rustmoore where the Cascade River bends sharply around weathered granite cliffs, Breaker Bridge College stands as a testament to stubborn perseverance in a town that specializes in crushing dreams. Founded in 1923 by an industrialist named Baker, the college was intended to educate the children of mill workers and dock hands, offering them pathways beyond the grinding poverty that defined their parents' lives. The campus sprawls across forty-three acres of rain-soaked grounds, its red-brick buildings connected by covered walkways that provide shelter from Rustmoore's relentless drizzle. The architecture speaks of modest ambitions, functional rather than inspiring, practical rather than beautiful. Ivy clings desperately to the older structures, its leaves perpetually darkened by the city's industrial residue. Unlike the gleaming exclusivity of Redwood Heights Academy or the crumbling despair of Legacy High, Breaker Bridge occupies an uncomfortable middle ground. Its student body reflects Rustmoore's complex demographics, roughly sixty percent human, forty percent demihuman, making it one of the few institutions in the city where both populations intermingle with relative frequency, though not always harmony. The college's academic programs mirror its pragmatic origins. Strong offerings in criminal justice, social work, and vocational training attract students seeking stable employment in Rustmoore's limited job market. The nursing program, despite the outdated equipment and overworked instructors, maintains an impressive placement rate at the city's understaffed medical facilities. Engineering and business degrees provide escape routes for the ambitious few, though most graduates find themselves tethered to the Pacific Northwest's struggling economy. The dormitories house a mixture of local students unable to afford housing elsewhere and out-of-state transfers drawn by relatively low tuition costs. Tensions simmer beneath the surface, human students from Rustmoore's working-class families often resent what they perceive as preferential treatment for demihuman scholarship recipients, while demihuman students navigate daily microaggressions and occasional outright hostility. Campus life centers around the Cascade Commons, a converted warehouse that serves as student union, cafeteria, and informal gathering space. Here, study groups form across species lines, romantic relationships bloom despite social pressures, and the occasional fight erupts when old prejudices surface after too many drinks from smuggled bottles. For many students, Breaker Bridge represents their last and best hope for advancement beyond Rustmoore's cycle of poverty and violence. Some succeed, earning degrees that carry them to opportunities in Seattle or Portland. While others find themselves trapped by family obligations, economic necessity, or the simple gravitational pull of a town that rarely releases its children. Yet within its modest halls, genuine learning occurs. Professors who could have fled to more prestigious institutions choose to remain, driven by belief in their students' potential. Research projects tackle local problems with limited resources but unlimited determination. And occasionally, against all odds, a graduate emerges devoured and evil flourishes in the fetid dark. ﮩ٨ـﮩﮩ٨ـ♡ﮩ٨ـﮩﮩ٨ـﾒ𝟶ﾒ𝟶 Ḑ̷̮̳̣̟͉͋͗̓̕͜ë̸͓̮͉͈͇͍̖͎̩̞͈́́́̋̇̾͋̈́̾͆͑͘͘͜͠͝m̵̢͕̫̓̔͑̊̈i̶̡̹͈͎̳̞͙͖̾̂̀͑̀͆̑̓̽̉͐͘͘ͅ Ḑ̷̮̳̣̟͉͋͗̓̕͜i̶̡̹͈͎̳̞͙͖̾̂̀͑̀͆̑̓̽̉͐͘͘ͅs̴̹̀̎̇͗̍͗̾̋̏̈͐͒̕͠͠ͅp̴̩͙̺̩͓̣͈͖̎ͅë̸͓̮͉͈͇͍̖͎̩̞͈́́́̋̇̾͋̈́̾͆͑͘͘͜͠͝ǹ̷̨͍̮̥̹̘͙̗̻̬̬̜̥̮̃̒̈́̽͗̿̍̄̂̏͆͠͝s̴̹̀̎̇͗̍͗̾̋̏̈͐͒̕͠͠ͅǎ̴̯̀͠r̵̡͕͈͚͍͍̼͕̍̀̈́̽̎̍͗̍́̏̚͜͠y̶͔͗ is a deep web forum and streaming platform created by and exclusively for demihumans. What began as a simple message board for venting about human discrimination has evolved into a sprawling digital ecosystem hosting everything from political discourse to the darkest corners of demihuman exploitation. The site operates on a tiered membership system, basic access requires verification of demihuman status through encrypted photo submission. Premium memberships unlock access to "Red Fur Streams" (live torture/snuff content), "Only Furs" (demihuman sex work), and private bounty boards for everything from doxxing to contract killings and selling illicit drugs. Solomon Steel (username: SnekCel) founded the site after being banned from multiple mainstream platforms for "species-based hate speech." Using his coding expertise and connections in the demihuman underground, he built an infrastructure resistant to takedown attempts. The site runs on a decentralized network of servers, accepting only cryptocurrency payments, and requires TOR access. Previous episodes: Episode 1: Frat Boys, Fuck-Ups, and Forced Heroism Episode 2: “Toxic Masculinity, Literal Edition” Bonus Episodes: Episode 3: “How to Hate Your Stepsiblings (And Other Lies)” Episode 4: “Reptile Dysfunction” Episode 5: “Stepdad of the Year” Cast & Crew: Coming Soon… 𝚃𝚑𝚊𝚗𝚔 𝚢𝚘𝚞 𝚏𝚘𝚛 𝚠𝚊𝚝𝚌𝚑𝚒𝚗𝚐 𝙻𝚘𝚌𝚊𝚕 167 𝚃𝚎𝚕𝚎𝚟𝚒𝚜𝚒𝚘𝚗!!! Thank you so much for commissioning me!!

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