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Ulysses And The Maw Of The Flesh: Odyssey Retold - Mythological Horror Ulysses And The Maw Of The Flesh: Odyssey Retold - Mythological Horror by Jack D. Ace
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“The Cyclops was no giant. It was a colossal fetus dangling from a throbbing umbilical cord, screaming as he rammed the spear into its slimy eye.”
― Jack D. Ace, Ulysses And The Maw Of The Flesh: Odyssey Retold - Mythological Horror
“The lotus was not a flower. It was concentrated god-shit, and they ate it until their minds melted and their bodies begged to be filled.”
― Jack D. Ace, Ulysses And The Maw Of The Flesh: Odyssey Retold - Mythological Horror
“He fucked her as her tits burst open with razor teeth, blood and milk spraying across his chest while he came inside the dying monster.”
― Jack D. Ace, Ulysses And The Maw Of The Flesh: Odyssey Retold - Mythological Horror
“The sea did not forgive. It throbbed like a living cunt, black and hungry, waiting to swallow the last of us whole.”
― Jack D. Ace, Ulysses And The Maw Of The Flesh: Odyssey Retold - Mythological Horror
“The Maw did not speak. It sang through every orifice, every wound, every drop of cum and shit we spilled along the way.”
― Jack D. Ace, Ulysses And The Maw Of The Flesh: Odyssey Retold - Mythological Horror
“He ripped the jaw from the suitor’s face and shoved it down the man’s throat, choking him on his own bone while the floor drank their blood.”
― Jack D. Ace, Ulysses And The Maw Of The Flesh: Odyssey Retold - Mythological Horror
“The palace walls were no longer stone. They breathed. They pulsed. They opened like wet cunts, hungry for more.”
― Jack D. Ace, Ulysses And The Maw Of The Flesh: Odyssey Retold - Mythological Horror
“She skinned him alive every night, peeling the flesh from his cock while he screamed and came inside her. By morning her fluids made him whole again. And he began to crave the knife.”
― Jack D. Ace, Ulysses And The Maw Of The Flesh: Odyssey Retold - Mythological Horror