#at least the arrow is not in the knee or he couldn't be an adventurer like me

[kdpartworks]

Cloud Antinous...?🥹

there.

[hush-writes-preg]

Pregnant monster idea #2: A giantess, who didn't even know her fun with the dwarf had consequences, until she's crowning around the first of her two relatively small children. Sure, she felt off for the past 14 months, kind of bloated, a little tired, but she never would have guessed she was pregnant, her muscular belly barely changed shape! At least the birth is easy..

I wholeheartedly approve of this pairing. You may have just given me a new set of OCs to adore, Anon.

The adventuring party had been on the cusp of raiding a bandit camp when Nagi's stomach cramps finally grew annoying enough to distract her from her battle lust.  She paused, one hand resting against a nearby tree trunk while the other went to her faintly rounded stomach. 

"Nagi, what are you doing?"  Lusac hissed from the other side of the tree, his cowl pulled low and his bow poised to shoot the first of many arrows.  The dwarf could be as abrasive as he was impatient, but he was also a hells of an easy fuck despite his much smaller size, so Nagi usually let his attitude go. 

Usually.

"Trying not to shit myself," the giantess grunted, wincing.  "My guts are all tangled up in knots from your brother's half-arsed cooking.  Next time I oughta just eat him."

"If you think the indigestion's bad now, just imagine how much he'd tear you up inside," Lusac snorted, more than used to the animosity between the two.  "Think you can make it, or do we need to pull back?"

They'd been tracking this group of bandits for weeks now, and the last thing any of them wanted to do was prolong the experience with winter already edging the air with its chill.  "I'm fine," Nagi ground out.  "Let's go."

She wasn't exactly fine, considering that the last 14 months had been a constant on-again, off-again test of her patience with unexplained fatigue and digestive upsets, but the giantess wasn’t about to let a little stomach pain get in the way of their bounty.  She'd never hear the end of it from the rest of their party, and she couldn't be bothered to try and find another group to run with.  Giants weren't exactly on the top of anyone's recruitment list, and easy jobs with decent people could hard to come by.  So Nagi forced herself upright, shouldered her club, and resumed her forward course as quietly as her large mass would allow.

The crunch of steel against bone as she walloped the first sentry almost made up for the roiling spasms in her bowels.  The second and third bandits fell with similar ease, though she missed the last one when an intense burning in her nethers left her dropping into an involuntary squat.  The giantess cursed, slamming her thick brow forward to smash into her enemy's unprotected forehead before reaching under her kilt to try and figure out the source of this newest annoyance.

What she found nearly sent her toppling over in shock.

Blunt fingers discovered the lips of her cunt stretched tightly around a small, hard mass, and while she might not be as bright as the condescending elven sorcerer currently lobbing fireballs into the bandits' tents, Nagi wasn’t stupid.  The giantess threw back her head in a blood-curdling roar as a whole lot of little things suddenly clicked into place at once.

Pregnant.  I'm pregnant.  I'm pregnant and whelping in the middle of a godsdamned raid!

An opportunistic bandit swooped in from the side, obviously hoping to take advantage of Nagi's distraction with a well-placed sword blow to her belly, but the giantess was having none of it.  She spun on her knee, knocking the imbecile's head clean from his shoulders and sending it arcing over the raging combatants like a leather ball.  Arterial blood splattered over her dark, oiled skin as Nagi bore down and passed the babe with relative ease now that she knew what was happening, nearly moaning with relief at the sudden reduction in pressure. 

Tucking the tiny infant against her arm, the cord still trailing from her body, the giantess rose to her feet and slammed her club down against the next unfortunate target, snarling in satisfaction at the way his body crumpled beneath the force of her blow.  Oh, how she wanted to be angry with Lusac, for he's the only one she'd bothered fucking over the past two years, but she knew he wasn't solely to blame.  It was her damned body that had decided to nurture his stupid seed, and if she'd been paying more attention, she might have bloody known. 

"Nagi!  Incoming!" 

The giantess spun around, her club already raised and swinging towards the bandit that Lusac's brother, Gibrig, had sent stumbling her way with a burst of earth magic.  The female didn't even have a chance to scream before the enormous length of fire-hardened bone and stone connected with her body and sundered it completely in two.  Fluids and viscera splattered over the fighters in gory precipitation, but Nagi found it difficult to keep her mind on the battle. 

The cramps weren't letting up.  Why was she still having contractions?

With another irate bellow, the giantess released her frustrations on a nearby crowd of enemies, crushing skull after skull while her belly churned.  Nobody seemed to notice the newborn in her arms in the heat of battle, especially not when its mother continued to savage her opponents without much of a hint of her physical condition, but Nagi sure as hells knew.  The pressure from before was back, and as much as she didn't want to think about the implications of it, she knew she didn't have much of a choice. 

When the next contraction gripped her womb and compelled her down into another instinctual squat, the giantess dropped her club and reached between her legs again.  There!  Divines take me, another one.  With a groan and a muffled curse, Nagi pushed and delivered the second child, grateful that the half-dwarven runt had nothing on the size of full-blooded giantkin as it slid easily through her birth canal. 

The fight didn’t last much longer after Nagi nestled the second babe against the first and jumped back into the fray.  Half drunk on warm ale and sleep, the remaining bandits quickly fell before the experienced group, soon leaving the five of them standing alone in the midst of a bloody, torn-up glade.

Silence fell for a brief moment, just before one of the newborns let out a thready squawk.  Not to be outdone, its twin followed soon after, drawing several sets of startled eyes in Nagi's direction.

"What the--"

"Is… is that a baby?"

"Nagi, why do you have a baby?"

"I think I hear two babies."

"The fuck?!"

Sighing, Nagi turned to the dwarven ranger who'd gone deadly pale and thrust one of the mewling infants in his direction, tiny by her standards yet already almost half as long as its sire.  "Here," she muttered.  "Congratulations, you're a father.  Now, will one of you fetch me something to tie these cords with, or are you all just gonna stand there and stare?"

[thiscrazyfan]

The Leader

The only leader they can have, is Pan. There could be no other leader than him.

At first Wendy didn't noticed it. She was certian that this island, the island that free from rules and hierarchy, there was no need in an actual leader. She told herself that the boys are all behave, and that they are all happy here and do what they want.

When she started to notice that the boys do only what Pan wants, she told herself that it was because he was responsible. He was smart, and creative, and always came up with the best games to play. In her naivity she told herself that those were the traits that drawn the boys to him.

She started to notice that something was wrong when one of the new lost boys, Fred, offered that they'll go find a tresure. Pan imdytly got intrested and said he'll organized a search party that would find the best tresure in the world. Fred didn't said anything, but by the look in his eyes it was clear he was disapointed that he didn't got any credit. Feeling him, she turned over Pan and asked, "shouldn't Fred orgenaized the search party? I'm sure he wants to."

Fred's face light up like christmas tree. However, Pan looked directly at her. She didn't noticed that the boys around her all turned quiet, or the little smirk on Felix's face. Pan said, "Come again?"

"I think that Fred should be in charge on the search party."

"No, that's a stupid idea."

The way he said it, as if it was a fact, insulted Wendy. Why did he thought her ideas were stupid? She never critisissed him before. "Just let him be in chargerged this one time, it will be fun."

The redhead boy turned over to Fred. He looked at him directly, as if there was no one else in the island. He asked, "do you want to lead?"

Fred, the pure little soul that he was, nodd exited.

Still soer, Pan let him be in charged. Wendy was excited for Fred until the search party which the newly- lost- boy lead retuned without Fred, and Pan was the one who declared that his bad leadership got him dead. She cried for monthes after that, and it didn't helped that Pan reminded her, "it was your fault for encourage him to lead."

The next time was years later, when the mask started to sleep and she relized that not everything was as it seemed. She noticed that Felix helped one of the lost to improve his shooting skills. She watched how the other boys looked admirely at him and without thinking she said, "wow Felix, the boys really trust you."

Everyone stoped. Felix looked at her blaimingly. Suddenly she knew she had said something that was really, really wrong. Felix took a threatining step towards her and said, "I only do what any other lost boy would do."

"That's true," Wendy hurried to say, to fix it.

But Edgar, the newest and youngest lost boy, disagree. "That's not true Felix. You do beyond that."

Another lost boy shut him up right away, and Wendy was greatful. Pan was nowhere around and she had almost let herself to calm down when in the next day Felix is gone. She is paniced. Maybe she and Felix are not best friends, yet she didn't want him to die. She, Tootles, Slightly and the twins searched for him and Pan all around the camp. They all feared the worst and Wendy blamed herself for that.

Thankfully, they came back a few hours later. Felix had a new scar, nothing else bad. She made sure not to say ever again something about how helpful Felix was.

And whatever Pan and him had been through that day they were gone, it sank in. Felix stopped helping the other boys around. When they got hurt, when they needed something, there was no responsible lost boy to turn to. No older lost boy who knew how to shoot an arrow. No lost boy who came to disinfect their injured knees.

Wendy knew it can't last like this forever. If every lost boy would only have himself to take care of, they would be in troubles. Pan might be the leader, but he didn't cared enough to help them with all their little problems. Someone had to put an end to that.

So she was the one who helped. She learned how to shoot the target to teach the other boys how to shoot well. She learned how to make medicines from wild flowers and how to encourage the boys to go on adventures. She payed attention to them, and helped them whenever she could.

She couldn't tell when the change started exactly. One day she was all alone, doing her everyday tasks. The next day she barely had any free time for herself. The boys were starved for attention. They asked her all day, they wanted her to help them. They always wanted to know what was on her mind, what she had thought about their ideas and if she was proud at them.

Wendy really didn't thought that Pan would mind it. It wasn't like she had done something out of the ordinery. She just helped them as she could.

Maybe he really didn't cared. Not really. At least not until the day he offered that they would go to fight the pirates and Eddie, little Eddie, whispered, "what mom thinks of that?"

The boys all looked at her. Wendy felt ice swiming in her veins. Surly Eddie just got it a little mixed up. He just missed him mother so badly that he thought of her accidently as such.

And then Gabriel, who was just a little bit older asked, "yeah, what mom thinks?"

More and more mumbles repeated the question. The older boys, Rufio, Felix, Nibs and all those who watched it all before kept their mouth shut. It didn't made up for the other twenty boys who eagerly waited for her reply.

She could feel Pan's eyes on her. The memory of the day poor Fred died crossed her mind. She felt her lower lips shaken. Pan stood in front of her. His eyes drilled a hole into her soul. With the coldest voice she heard, he said, "very well, what mom thinks?"

Wendy wearked her mind in a way out of this question. She couldn't have let Pan know what she really thinks about fighting against pirates. She couldn't lie to him either, not when he knew all too well how much she hated those fights.

Her voice broke, "I think... that your leader knows what he is doing. He brought you're all hear safetly, to this wonderful land where you should never grow old. He always comes up with the best plan. I'm sure you all should listen to him."

Pan and her kept staring at each other. From the corner of her eyes she noticed that Nibs covered his mouth. It was probably look into snake's eyes.

Finally, Pan looked away from her. His lips quirk into a wild smile and he called, "you heard mom boys! Let's go fight the pirates!"

The boys all cheers. Rufio tapped on her back in cheer. Wendy was shocked. She did it. She passed the test. And she proved to Pan that she was not a threat to him.

That was what she thought. A few days later, after they won several battles against the pirates, Pan showed up behind her. He scared her so much that she almost lost her balance. Her reaction amused him. He said, "come with me."

Wendy was surprised. Not from the invatetion. From the tone he used. It was actually a more soft tone than she was used to hear him use. It almost sounded like a request. If he could request stuff. "Sure."

It wasn't like she had any choice.

He gave her his arm, and Wendy tried to ignore the little spark she felt when he did so. They held hands, such a grown- up thingy, and walked deeper into the woods. Pan had a seriuse expression on his face, one that Wendy not often had seen.

She wanted to ask him how was his victory, or tell him any other compliment that would make it easier for her. She couldn't. The next words should come from Pan himself. She waited paitently to open his mouth. Only when they were farther into the woods he spoke, "You really like the lost boys, right Wendy?"

Wendy bited her tounge. His question was so inecent, and yet Wendy knew she should be careful with her words. She looked at his boyish face and thought how misleading he looked. "Of course I like the lost boys. All of them."

"Hm-hm." He removed another bench from her way. How noble of him. "How much you like the lost boys, Wendy?"

"I- I like them a lot."

"A lot?"

"I- Yeah, a- a lot."

"Could you be more specific? I really want to know how much you like them."

She heard the edge in his voice when he said that word. Wendy felt her words escaping her. She had to come up with something to say, fast. "I'm- I'm-"

When he grabbed her shoulders, she sileneced. She let him pull her over one tree and press her back against it. She gasped. Pan smiled at her, his nails dugg into her flash hard. He said again, "go ahead Wendy, tell me how much you love them."

Dear god, this was the end. She would never see her brothers or her parents again. Wendy forced herself to look at him without blinking. She whispered, "I love them- very deeply. Very- very deeply."

Pan nodd, as if it was the answer he wanted. His nails cut her flash. "Would you say you love them... as a mother, loves her children?"

Obviusly not. She was a kid. She could not really love them as if they were her children. Well, what's worst? That they'll feel towards her parenting affection, or normal one? "I love them as a mother loves her children," she said the words quickly.

Pan removed one hand from her shoulder. She noticed he lowered it down to his side, close to where he put his dagger. "See, I'm a little... lost here, Wendy. How does a mother loves her children?"

If only she could run. Maybe if she'll scream someone would come to help her. But they'll have to fight Pan, and Wendy would never forgive herself if they'll get in troubles because of her. She said quickly, "A mother- a mother always thinks of what's good for her children. She reads them stories, and comfort them when they cry, and they can come to her if there is any trouble-"

She saw that his smile tighten. No, please no. "She can solves problem?" His hand touched the handle of his weapon.

"No- Well, yeah, but-"

"Kind of like a leader?"

In the real world, mom was her leader. But this was in another life. Better life. And Wendy knew from Pan's expression that she have to find another answer. She can't delete her words, she can't take them back. She worked her mind of what to say.

Right before Pan pulled out his dagger she squeezed, "she is secondery."

Pan stopped. He didn't let her go, but he looked at her lips. He was listening.

Wendy didn't knew if this was right. She didn't cared either. She had to come up with something. "Mom is always secondery. The real leader."

His eyebrows raised up. He pushed her harder against the tree. "And who-" he whispered in her ear, "-is the real leader?"

Her back hurt her. It was hard to think this way. "It's dad."

Pan's grip on her losen slightly. If he was surprised by her words, he didn't shown it. He repeated. "Dad."

"Yes. Dad is... He is the one that in charged on everyone."

She had his attention now. She noticed the way his lips moved up, the way that he smiled when he had thought about a new advanture. "What does dad do?"

"Dad is the one... He is in charged on the family. He tells everyone what to do. And there are problems mom can never solve, you know? So dad is the one that fix those for her."

Things that mom can't do, and he can. This thought is more like him. Gaining more cinfident, Wendy went on: "he is the strongest, the smartest, and the most important parent. Mom always have to listen to dad. And everyone loves him."

And that is the key sentence. She knew all too well how much Pan wanted to be loved.

His grip turned gentler now. The dagger had been forgoten. Pan thought about her words, considered her idea. The look he had was softer, and Wendy knew she was almost there.

He asked her, "And mom?"

"Mom loves dad more than anyone else in the world."

"Does she?"

"She does. She have to love him more than anyone. He is dad."

Pan likes that idea even more. She can see it. She feels it from Pan. He let her go from the tree and ofers her again his hand. "We should come back, they probably looking for us."

Wendy didn't said a word. Not when they come back, not when all the sudden the young lost- boys called pan "dad". Not when Rufio gave her that worried gaze, or when Nibs thanked heaven quietly that she came back.

She had never forget that dagger, and that Pan is the one true leader.

[thedumbguywithaheart43]

Boomlords weird adventure

Chapter 23 fluttercry

Boom was very conflicted about what he was doing as the yellow skin girl with smooth pink hair stood across from him in the circle. She was shaking. She was now holding a sleek green bow that boom Drew up for her with a matching green quiver on her back. The quiver had plenty of arrows inside and was decorated with pink butterflies like her cutie mark. The bow was now also trembling in her hand as she barely had the strength to handle holding it."I-i can't do t-this!"her voice was filled with panic. Boom had seen many things in the years, she considered himself someone hard to shake however. This tugged his heartstrings. It physically hurt his soul hearing the words come out of the poor terrified girl's mouth. But even he knew it had to be done. She wouldn't survive at least not on her own if he didn't do this."look Fluttershy it's very simple all you have to do is grab an arrow pull the string and let it loose. I'll be fine."he tried his best to keep a calm tone attempting to convince her to go through with it. She clearly wasn't buying it as her entire body just kept shaking."okay Fluttershy I really don't want to do this but if you don't do it I'm going to have to make you."A few of the girls were now standing protesting."Dude she's clearly terrified she's not going to do it!"dash cried out."darling just look at her you can't do this to her!"rarity protested. Surprisingly Twilight stayed quiet merely looking away. She knew what had to happen even if she didn't like it. Boom shook his head contemplating exactly how she even survived this long being this nice."okay look Fluttershy imagine I'm a big bea........er evil monster or something...... Something you hate."Fluttershy looked down."I can't you're my friend and I don't really hate anything. I dislike some things but I would never hurt them."her words were sincere as he felt his heartstrings pull once more. 'I'm definitely going to hell for this aren't I?.... Probably'

2"I really didn't want to have to do this and I genuinely mean it."boom lifted his hands as a green aura with a golden center surrounds fluttershy's hands. Twilight's eyes widened as she witnessed him do this to Fluttershy."how are you doing that!"she yelled."I picked it up from you back when the incident happened now I'm sorry but I need to do this."Twilight had the realization that when he drained her even for the small time that he was he managed to copy the levitation spell. She then frowned at him as she would have liked to had known that. Fluttershy hands moved grasping an arrow and moving it to her bow she couldn't move though she was stunned, unable to react to what her hands were doing. The bow aim towards boom as she pulled the bowstring tensing it ready for release. She was now crying pleading for him to stop."please stop you'll die please!"Boom shut his eyes."take a deep breath Fluttershy I'm going to let go of the spell. Just let it happen."Fluttershy tried to breathe trying to keep her mind focus but fear had a strong grasp on her. Then the spell released and she couldn't stop what happened next as her gripped released as well. And the arrow flew right at him he didn't move he didn't even raise his arm to block the arrow. And everyone felt a surge of panic except for boom who knew exactly what was happening. The sound of an arrow piercing him echoed as it plunged itself right into his left shoulder. Blood went everywhere covering the green grass as more blood dripped out running down his chest and jacket. And he just stood there eyes shut, and Fluttershy. She fell to her knees staring at him the water in her eyes disappearing as her face filled with shock her mouth agape. Silence filled the field. Even Finn and Jake were looking away now not wanting to see their friend bleeding."fffffff-fuuuuuck."he sounded like he was trying to hold it in before grabbing the arrow and pulling it out with more blood spiting out of the wound. His golden eye started to Glow once more as the blood stopped the wound now ceiling."Fluttershy look at me."she looked at him noticing the coldness in his voice."I am truly sorry for this but I hope you understand now you are strong enough to do this. Remember this feeling when in battle despite the shock you went through with it that's the most important thing. Bravery is not being afraid of nothing, it's the actions you take when you're afraid regardless of the circumstances that make you brave."she nodded at him standing back on her feet before returning to the girls we're now dead quiet. She was embraced by pinkie pie and rainbow Dash. But she didn't break down in the tears again she really stayed quiet and contemplated his words. Boom himself was now breathing hard he had used most of his magic he had charged up. Only real magic he had left was the undead magic from Marceline which wouldn't help him much in the healing department but he would handle that when he needed to."okay rarity , Twilight I think it's time you learn how to use those swords. Who's ready for a dance."