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Solid Magic
In the year 893, the ambassador to the Netherworld sat down with nine scribes and told his life’s story.
M used to be human. When an experimental form of magic trapped him in the Netherworld, he became the first human to enter the mysterious realm where mystical creatures lived, and survive long enough to learn about it. Soul-bound to a blue dragon and able to take on any form, he began exploring the Netherworld with his new companion.
The blue dragon had other desires though. He happened to be in heat, and he wanted M to be the largest, most muscular dragon husband he could imagine.
Censored, destroyed, and rewritten over the centuries, the Sessions have now been reassembled and restored from original manuscripts as well as fragments of surviving documents with every ADULT SCENE and mature detail intact: muscle growth, hyper, M/M, and class warfare.
M used to be human. When an experimental form of magic trapped him in the Netherworld, he became the first human to enter the mysterious realm where mystical creatures lived, and survive long enough to learn about it. Soul-bound to a blue dragon and able to take on any form, he began exploring the Netherworld with his new companion.
The blue dragon had other desires though. He happened to be in heat, and he wanted M to be the largest, most muscular dragon husband he could imagine.
Censored, destroyed, and rewritten over the centuries, the Sessions have now been reassembled and restored from original manuscripts as well as fragments of surviving documents with every ADULT SCENE and mature detail intact: muscle growth, hyper, M/M, and class warfare.
182 pages, Paperback
Published November 1, 2021
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Tagenar
5 books26 followersTagenar is a size-obsessed fox, and a certified Professional Scalie Admirer.
He is the author of Jake’s List, Exposure, and Don’t Call Me Coach, all published through Furplanet. His science fiction comedy, C C S, is published through KTM Publishing.
He lives in Ohio. If you visit enough wine bars, you might see him actively searching for a muscular scalie to admire professionally.
He is the author of Jake’s List, Exposure, and Don’t Call Me Coach, all published through Furplanet. His science fiction comedy, C C S, is published through KTM Publishing.
He lives in Ohio. If you visit enough wine bars, you might see him actively searching for a muscular scalie to admire professionally.
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July 1, 2023
When I’m horny, I too wish my ideal husband would just appear to fuck me whenever I desire. A husband who would become just as muscular and virile as desire. A dragon so virile he drips from his slit all the time in constant anticipation of a submissive gay bottom to breed. A husband who couldn’t speak so I have no idea if he has hopes and dreams beyond what I want—no your purpose is to satisfy ME!
And when I’m not in the mood, you dissolve into a mist until I’m ready again.
Never mind the serious story going on in the background, about class warfare and how the human world interacts with the netherworld. Nah, all I want is a muscular dragon husband to use me whenever I desire and who dissipates into ether when I’m not in the mood.
But oh yeah this is a scholarly study of history, isn’t it?
Yes, it’s a textbook. Whoever got hard reading a gay story about historical dragons fucking?
Minus one star for the lackluster study group questions. The author took the cowardly way out of acknowledging the significance of the empty bowl by letting readers "decide for themselves."
And when I’m not in the mood, you dissolve into a mist until I’m ready again.
Never mind the serious story going on in the background, about class warfare and how the human world interacts with the netherworld. Nah, all I want is a muscular dragon husband to use me whenever I desire and who dissipates into ether when I’m not in the mood.
But oh yeah this is a scholarly study of history, isn’t it?
Yes, it’s a textbook. Whoever got hard reading a gay story about historical dragons fucking?
Minus one star for the lackluster study group questions. The author took the cowardly way out of acknowledging the significance of the empty bowl by letting readers "decide for themselves."
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