@Anon Yeah, I agree that their less virtuous familial partisanship tendencies, were nowhere as severe as it had become after the primal beast's corruotion. Nevertheless, it has always been there, and growing up with these ideals factors into Gil's decision to fuck humanity over. How 'changed' he and his family are will be dependent on your perspective once you see them again. I cannot continue to explore the world if it is destroyed, can I?😀 In your earlier comment, you stated that you would rather stay away from either of these regions, but let's say that the other regions are not really "safe" for your humanity either. Does being converted sound so bad to Collin, though. It works well for Willaim and Gregory, I think. 😁 If Collin is to be demonified, his shift in personality might be the most drastic one we have seen so far.

@[darkblade2814](/user/show/243317) Seeing the chapter is over 10k, there are certian parts that I cut. One being the Bull Duke talking to his son. The son reminds the duke that Henrich wouldn't survive and he should just stop being stubborn and make up. The Duke of Bull refuses and goes to bed. Then, the son heard a knock at his door, hearing his father's voice saying that he is correct and they should go to Wolfheim right now. The son opens the door only to be jumped by his transformed father, fucked, and converted. Basically, after the Gil gives in. The Dukes are turned immediately (similar yo Henrich, they had a dream and woke up transformed), then their family would follow after a short fuck session, or automatically before the night is over. The rest of the people beacame enthralled and were eager to be converted. Even if they had not been fucked directly, the countdown had started and they would all transform in a matter of time.

@[Pcm](/user/show/10039396) I see, it makes sense, thanks for the replay, so the lords fell as soon as gilbert did, and the other were tunred the same way the princes and the populations, I like it

@[Pcm](/user/show/10039396) Honestly what I'm concerned about is if gil and the others have become corrupted and villainous there'd a good chance they might start seeing the eastern humans as prey to either convert, kill...or hunt (possibly to well...eat). It's tragic knowing the bright eyed valiant gil we saw is no more. Sure he's happy....but would the gil we saw back then at the start of it all even enjoy this? As for the demons, while it's possible William and the others could just leave- I really doubt it. He was once a knight and the east is still his home- I don't think he's going to give it up. And even if they do convert Collin, I highly doubt they'll want to just cede the east to the beastfolk who want to kill his son. They might just try to convert everybody so the beastfolk fail to spite them. But they will be angry at then about Collin, I can assume that much. But as you've said how they use that anger may differ. As for the invasion of the demons- is that to take over the planet? Or something else? At least in all this mess, henriette at least cared for Aaron. Thats something- I can imagine their going to run into each other again. As for the civilians... at this point its either die a human or get converted. Or flee. Or worse...have to experience what Daniel did when he died the first time. As much as I detest Daniel, his death due to gil doing what he did was horrifying. I can see how that shaped him into the man he is now- but I still loathe him to a degree.

@[Pcm](/user/show/10039396) this whole world seems so hopeless, and Colin will be a scared man at the end if he can't save both the east and west, I don't envy his situation at all

@[darkblade2814](/user/show/243317) Me neither. 😀 It's too bad that, as a fictional character, he won't know that there are readers cheering for him.

@[Pcm](/user/show/10039396) unless you make him aware of the 4th wall, but I don't know if it will help him

@[Pcm](/user/show/10039396) and like Anon said, he heed a break

@Anon Probably, in their furutre apearances they will likely keep the familial love and affection that define them, but they will nevertheless be noticeably darker and more ruthless. They likely won't partake in cannibalism, though. Gil as he used to be would be horrified, but his new self would probably just laugh off at his young naive insecure self. The demons plan to take over eventually, but they are patient. They believe that it is inevitable that the world will become theirs eventually, maybe not now, not in tenyears, not in hudreds of years, but it will become theirs nevertheless. Pleasure is foremost in their mind, with certain demons like William being an exception due to his anger. Daniel is a strange case. I kinda want my readers to like and hate him at the same time. I'm still ambivalent about his ultimate fate too. As for Ruby...like I said, her fate is up for you to decide.

@[Pcm](/user/show/10039396) Make no mistake, I both pity and loathe Daniel. I completely understand why he is the way he is- Gil was his first squire, and losing him and his death after likely broke him. Reincarnating after likely would have been it's own kind of horror- he's lived a horribly tragic life. But he coped in the worst way possible, and essentially used Collin like a tool. I can see why he did it- he wants to protect his people and after what happened with Gil sentimentality is likely the last thing he wants to lean on-but he's become horribly brutal and cruel in the name of defending his homeland. And he's made far too many enemies- I don't see him coming out of this alive. Nobody would want to give him the "honor" of transforming him. Honestly, I'm glade you left Ruby's fate open ended now- at least one can imagine something okay for her. I think that kindness is what fundamentally separates Daniel from Collin. Collin truly cares about the people, afflicted or not- Daniel has no compassion left to give, and that is going to be his ruination. Yeah....Gil just seems like a walking tragedy. Seeing him fall so far is just....well it's heartrending. This is really what makes me feel so despondent reading transformation stories sometimes. His whole family really- it's just....I think I grew attached to how they were in this prequel series and how they somehow managed to retain some parts of who they were before and knowing that in knightly duties they're going to be different and essentially wholly corrupted is...well it's a little sad. There's always a cost- one way or another, and it's expected really- the primal beast's plan is for just that- but it's still sad. And now the west has truly become a nightmarish land in totality, with Gil and his family a horrifying group to face. There was still some human aspect left 50 years ago, but that's all gone now save for those of their people. I'm truly fearful of how their ruthlessness will express itself- if they were able to massacre knights 50 years ago- who knows what they're capable of now? And I can't imagine what horrors Aaron might wind up facing thanks to that...or Collin. Somehow you've managed to make me scared over what they might do- and hoping they don't show up, but also wanting them to- when all I wanted to see in this series was more elaboration on them without any hesitation. It's...slightly surreal but I think I'm just more worried over Collin now. As for the demons- I'm assuming they can convert other races, but those races can't convert demons. So in that case, they can play the long game. William might throw a wrench in their plans, but likely not by much. It'd be somewhat ironic if the demons do retreat, and then just demonize everybody in some far off future invasion. To be completely honest, looking at this from a less erotic perspective, one could easily see this as a well written series of tragedies. In the short term, the people win- Gil was able to save himself and his people by accepting ferality and the primal beast and reunited with his family. But in the long run well...their victory only serves to undo themselves into being puppets for the gods and demons- as we shall see with Gil and the others. The familial bond is preserved at least...but at what cost? Like you put it, had Gil seen what he would become, he would have been horrified- yet Gil likely wouldn't leave his family alone either- there's a horrible sense of tragic finality in all of this. Then again, better something rather than nothing. But I don't see Collin making it out of this in a good shape either- his own family would probably want to eliminate his purifying powers and demonize him, and the beast folk want him dead. He too, will likely become a tragic figure, perhaps even worse than Daniel. Daniel is a threat in the short term- but Collin could potentially undo the works of all the non human factions. But really, a small terrified part of me wants to see what Gil and the other's thought process is now. A part of me however, also fears it. As it stands however, it's likely humanity will fall victim to all these old gods or the demons, and likely the demons will swallow everything up once they gain enough strength. Perhaps things will only end when the planet itself cannot support life anymore, and the demons flee to the infernal realm -leaving it an empty husk. As erotic as the journey there might be, so too is there a gaping maw of tragedy and horror surrounding it.

@Anon Poor Daniel....the morally compromised bulwark in the world wrought by the fire of eroticism. That's exactly the idea I strived for in this series, familial love over morality. Gil was selfish, but his selfishness was unique because it made not jyst him but also people he loved happy. To those outside of his (rather large) circle? He ultimately decided to give up on them. It is a good ending for HIM and HIS family. I attempted to hide throughout the story that tendency for the Wolf family to place family first even before the transformation, note how the brothers are fine with Rudy's worrying womanizing tendency and there was even a mention that they had beaten up "punks" together "as a pack", or the fact that they worshipped their father for being a valiant hero who participated in the massacre of a noble family. They were extremely loyal to each other and that loyalty made them easy to corrupt. Well, one could always earn their favor by pledging himself to the west. I am glad that people are rooting for Collin, very very glad actually. The story I want to write from now on will rely on Collin, which is why it was worrying when the chapter where he made his appearance was the worst received of my stories on this site so far.... Glad that you all would be willing to give him a second chance.

@[John Rogers](/user/show/10022487) Hey, never did respond to this comment! Yeah, I admit, as someone who writes in Consummation, I frequently wish I could be in it. No inhibitions, all the sex you want whenever you want it, freedom indeed. But I'm glad this world is still fun to escape to, even if it's only in our heads.