Seems like it should have maybe 1 part left until completion~ I can’t wait to see it finished :3 you’ve done so good as of sofar.

Omg i love that the dad was bottoming!! Instant favourite!

Love it ! 😍

So hot!!!

This was one of my favorite short stories and I’m glad to see it After malebots Disappeared. Hoping that we get to see a sequel or expanded series of stories based on this concept. This definitely turned me on a lot.

Can't wait for more

Glad to see this one back again!

@[Pcm](/user/show/10039396) I think that overall for Collin this would be a nightmare. But there might be a way to targe this tactically- through that familial love. That might sound strange, but Collin could merely question why William wanted to turn him. William might mention that he wants to save his brother from pain and show him pleasure, but Collin would rebut that that there are many ways he could be free from some of the struggles he's facing that don't involve turning into a demon- so why that? This would be a more harsher means for Collin to take- but he could just ask point blank if it's because William would find more pleasure in forcing Collin to become a demon- regardless of what he wants as a person. That William and the rest of his family don't really care about him anymore- they care about pleasure, and everything else is a secondary priority- that clearly William's desire to not hurt people (a core part of him) doesn't really matter anymore- even with family. He could even bring up how William seems to find it pleasing to see his own brother in severe distress, questioning what this means. If William mentions that he just wants to show his brother his love angrily asking what Collin is trying to get at, Collin could merely rebut that you don't force love onto somebody if you are sincere, so maybe William and the others don't love him anymore- after all- they really seemed happy about seeing Collin in despair- so why are they made the grandmaster was hurting him- is it because his family wants to hurt Collin now, and only they can do that, not the grandmaster (this probably would be infuriating for them to even hear spoken because they wouldn't dare do that in their own minds, but from an outside perspective, it's a valid question to ask)? This would probably lead to the demons becoming resistant to further discussion though. William might retort that Collin has been brainwashed by the grandmaster, but Collin might coldly reply that for all the harms the grandmaster did, at least he didn't try to destroy his sense of self altogether. He might even ask them point blank- do they love Collin, or do they want him dead in personality to be something they can gain pleasure out of? It could be stated that if the demons can intellectually grasp the issues with what they are doing (or possibly could), but are too drunk on pleasure to care, one could easily see them as being mired in heavy rationalizations and cognitive dissonance due to the demonization. Colin would likely not be able to trust William to not try to take any chance to be re-demonized, as seen with Garret's freak out when he was made human in body again (what happened to him I wonder? I kind of would like to see a second debate on the matter he and Collin had). So Collin could merely point out that if William believes that loving his brother means causing him emotional pain and then driving him insane, than what makes him any better than the enemy that threatened to kill him and his family (granted the beastfolk are also complicated amidst all this), but that's a point he could use. Of course, it might be more efficient is somebody else uses this point- like the grandmaster. Collin would be way too close to the situation. But Collin saying it might be more effective. Granted, this may not work at all and the demons may go into rationalizations like how it's for the greater good to break eastern repression. This is probably a much more ruthless approach than Collin would take though, but I could see this happening if things go really south had they been imprisoned (the demons). More than likely Collin would start with asking if he's good enough, or if the demons don't love him anymore- if the revelation of what his demon name was to be comes out- he might coldly remark that if they wanted him to be an embodiment of despair for the world, and found pleasure in that, then clearly they can never love who he is now. They can only force and break him to be what they want- it's never been about love, but possession. The problem is that the demonic transfiguration so alters thoughts (and the demons do make some good points) that it can be really hard I suspect to intellectually grasp the problems with converting everybody (granted that is by design). If the East is an agarian country with some cities, and share a border with the north, considering the culture of the north (hasn't gone bonkers over one of the gods and has mostly kept their senses even if not human form), that's probably where survivors will go. The East at this rate is likely doomed to become a demonic outpost which will relentlessly encroach into the other nations unless Collin can pull off a miracle (I have little to no faith in the king after his romantic escapades which was essentially a blatant security risk). The south is likely too far away to serve as an escape route destination.

Extremely hot, thanks for the story! If nobody has seen the priests for three days and they been having sex non-stop then that means they have not left the room at all. Wouldnt they die from exhaustion or dehydration? Same with the choir group. Also, the lack of restroom to deal with their needs unless they continue to have sex even with waste their being released... If we assume the rule of their mouth are only used for sex then they wouldnt stop to eat or drink so at least 100 men will die all naked covered in cum which would raise a lot of questions in that world. Yeah, I know this just a sex story but I was thinking about that while I was reading it

Very hot. Glad you got a mention in the contest!