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#1 Guest_Lord E_*

Posted 05 December 2001 - 08:21 AM

This one is very angsty and can be too much for sensitive readers. Sarevok is 13 now and tries to come in terms with his budding sexuality.

Sex forced on an unwilling partner implied off-scene, very non-graphic references to masturbation.

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Sarevok was shaking, sweating, clutching his knees like a desperate child. He had thrown up twice now, but the heaving just wouldn't stop. His hollow eyes stared at the moon, as indiffent and cold as it was in a night so long time ago, when he had fled from something horrible he couldn't quite recall. His chest felt as if it was crushing inside a giant stone fist, his despair like dark, cold water drowning him.

For some time it had seemed that his life was gradually changing into something slightly better. He was thirteen years old now, and already almost as tall as Winski. There was an ironic hint in his teacher's voice now when he called him "little one". He had learned to control his bloodlust somewhat, knowing that it would come and being able to prepare. He waited for the tactically right moment to unleash it. Sometimes he still went more or less berserk, much to Winski's displeasure, but his growing skill and size helped him in those situations. Killing didn't bother him that much any more: he knew that his mother suffered from it somewhat, but he didn't fear losing her love, and that appeaced him. With her he could still be a little boy, the nurtured, the protected. It was as if he never quite ceased to be that, like he still wanted retribution from those cold, lonely years, a thirst that would never go away.

Reiltar still beat him, and having to submit to it continued to be a source of smouldering shame and hate. That was nothing new, though, and his growing size made the pain more endurable, resulting to that most times he didn't have to give Reiltar the pleasure of seeing him cry. After those incidents he dreamed of different scenarios of slowly and painfully murdering him. Knowing it would eventually happen gave him strength.

Winski and his mother spent a lot of time together, often all the three of them. Jelena didn't look always so sad any more. She was more mischievous and playful now, and did speak her mind more openly and confidently. Of course, when she went too far with that, Reiltar's fists or a noisy visit behind the closed door of her bedroom disfigured her face and broke her spirit for a while. After something like that happened Winski stomped around perpetually blushing and clenching his fists, and suggested to Sarevok that they'd play a game they had invented: "100 ways to kill Reiltar". In a few years they had got quite creative with it. Sarevok, on the other hand, tried to annoy Reiltar deliberately, which wasn't difficult. By siccing the bastard on himself he got him to leave Jelena alone for a while.

At the Iron Throne people recognised Sarevok and his skills. Not everyone approved of him: many were frightened of his savage fighting, others thought him too reckless and unpredictable. They weren't about to tell that to Reiltar, a member of the council, though, so Sarevok continued to accompany the parties with less than legal missions. The Throne mercenaries would accept him once he was fifteen years old. Then he would also be legally adult. There also were whispered rumours of a golden-eyed demon child fighting in the darkness of night. Being stuff of a legend gave Sarevok a guilty pleasure. He liked people to be afraid of him. He had no illusions of what they would do if they weren't.

Things were improving, all in all. Until something disgusting and scary started to happen to Sarevok. First it wasn't so bad. He noticed that he had started to look at women more closely, especially from the places where they were soft and round unlike men. Once, when Allonia climbed a rope and he was watching from the ground, his eyes seemed to glue on her round, bouncing buttocks. To Sarevok's utter embarrassment she noticed, winked and grinned to him. But these strange stirrings wouldn't leave him alone.

When he tried to sleep the stirrings were very strong, and his mind started to fill with images of round breasts, soft lips and fleshy buttocks cupped in his hands. At this point it wasn't that unpleasant, but there was a physical urge connected to it, a need to touch his private places. He felt an enormous guilt and shame, because as soon as he did so, his images started to distort with the terrifying and discusting thing he heard happening in Jelena's bedroom, when Reiltar visited it and slammed the door shut.

He wasn't quite clear on what exactly happened there, but the shame, dread and disgust caused him great anxiety. Whenever he heard the noices he tried to hold his ears closed, biting his pillow, humming aloud. Nothing helped. He tried to stop touching himself once the images went to that, but the urge was so strong and wouldn't leave him alone. Much like a need to sneeze or to urinate, but so much worse because of the disgust and shame.

He went on, the first time to the end of the madhouse, unable to deny himself the relief of the stirring. He started to hear the heavy, disgusting breath, the slaps, suppressed sobs, grunts, sounds of strong hands slamming two wrists firmly to a mattress, the sentences spoken in the hated voice, the sentences he didn't quite understand but which he had heard so many times. "Spread your legs, cow." "Open up and swallow it." "Shut up or I'll give you something to really cry about." "God, what a loose, cold fish you are." He cried at the same time, trying to chase the voice away, and the other voice, the sobbing of the voice he loved. He tried to think of something beautiful, like Allonia and her bouncing buttocks, but the hateful, menacing voice chased the beautiful images away, and finally the relief came. Sarevok panted, the shame crushing him. It was like he had somehow betrayed his mother. He sobbed and run outside, shivering in the cold, vomiting and vomiting, in despair.

Would it always come and come again? Did others feel this? He wanted to tell Winski, but was so afraid that he'd not know what it was, or be disgusted by him. If the reason for this was this part of his anatomy, would it end if he cut it away? Would he die of it? What was WRONG with him? In utter misery Sarevok clutched his knees, cursing his fate. He couldn't even cry any more, the despair was too deep.



#2 Laufey

Posted 05 December 2001 - 08:36 AM

> Winski and his mother spent a lot of time together, often all the three of

> them. Jelena didn't look always so sad any more. She was more mischievous

> and playful now, and did speak her mind more openly and confidently. Of

> course, when she went too far with that, Reiltar's fists or a noisy visit

> behind the closed door of her bedroom disfigured her face and broke her

> spirit for a while. After something like that happened Winski stomped

> around perpetually blushing and clenching his fists, and suggested to

> Sarevok that they'd play a game they had invented: "100 ways to kill

> Reiltar".

That is kind of sweet of him. ;) So, have Winski and Jelena gone further than hugging yet? :)

Things were improving, all in all. Until something disgusting and scary

> started to happen to Sarevok. First it wasn't so bad. He noticed that he

> had started to look at women more closely, especially from the places

> where they were soft and round unlike men. Once, when Allonia climbed a

> rope and he was watching from the ground, his eyes seemed to glue on her

> round, bouncing buttocks. To Sarevok's utter embarrassment she noticed,

> winked and grinned to him. But these strange stirrings wouldn't leave him

> alone.

*grin* Poor Sarry. These things can be very confusing.

He felt an enormous guilt and shame, because as soon as he did so,

> his images started to distort with the terrifying and discusting thing he

> heard happening in Jelena's bedroom, when Reiltar visited it and slammed

> the door shut.

This whole thing was extremely sad. Of course Sarevok would associate lovemaking with the atrocites committed by Rieltar. And he's all alone with his guilty feelings too. :) I sure hope Tamoko will help him feel better about this whole thing.

. He started to hear the heavy,

> disgusting breath, the slaps, suppressed sobs, grunts, sounds of strong

> hands slamming two wrists firmly to a mattress, the sentences spoken in

> the hated voice, the sentences he didn't quite understand but which he had

> heard so many times. "Spread your legs, cow." "Open up and

> swallow it." "Shut up or I'll give you something to really cry

> about." "God, what a loose, cold fish you are."

Die Rieltar! Die, die, die! Preferably in a very painful way.

He cried at

> the same time, trying to chase the voice away, and the other voice, the

> sobbing of the voice he loved. He tried to think of something beautiful,

> like Allonia and her bouncing buttocks, but the hateful, menacing voice

> chased the beautiful images away, and finally the relief came. Sarevok

> panted, the shame crushing him. It was like he had somehow betrayed his

> mother. He sobbed and run outside, shivering in the cold, vomiting and

> vomiting, in despair.

> Would it always come and come again? Did others feel this? He wanted to

> tell Winski, but was so afraid that he'd not know what it was, or be

> disgusted by him. If the reason for this was this part of his anatomy,

> would it end if he cut it away? Would he die of it? What was WRONG with

> him? In utter misery Sarevok clutched his knees, cursing his fate. He

> couldn't even cry any more, the despair was too deep.

Very angsty, very sad, very well written.


Rogues do it from behind.

#3 Guest_Lord E_*

Posted 05 December 2001 - 10:43 AM

> That is kind of sweet of him. ;)

Except that using daydreams of murder and torture as means to cope will serve to make them both more callous. But I'm not above that sort of thing myself...

> So, have Winski and Jelena gone further

> than hugging yet? :)

Nope. They enjoy each other's company, and there have been more incidents of handholding and those embarrassed hugs. Winski doesn't notice it, but he's starting to take it more and more personally, when Reiltar is cruel to Jelena. First he thought of it as a sign of Reiltar's disgusting nature, but didn't really care. Then, when Sarevok came along, he resented it because of the impact on the boy. And now it is not just that anymore...

> This whole thing was extremely sad. Of course Sarevok would associate

> lovemaking with the atrocites committed by Rieltar. And he's all alone

> with his guilty feelings too. :) I sure hope Tamoko will help him feel

> better about this whole thing.

I based his reaction partly on my experiences with young children, who have encountered some hard-core pornography. They have only a very vague idea of what is going on, but it makes the very anxious and ashamed. And if this kind of thing would happen live at their home... can only imagine the impact. Oh, and there was the creep who tried to rape Sarry, his first victim. Nice life this kid has :)

> Die Rieltar! Die, die, die! Preferably in a very painful way.

*gag* Occasionally when I write him I wonder if I'm exaggerating, that can anyone truly be that disgusting. But then reality check hits. I personally know of a few, and any number of scientific or case studies will show us that there are plenty of people even more horrible than Reiltar (if that is possible).

People burn their children, beat them with any devices imaginable, slam them to wall, force them to drink poisonous substances, kill their pets for kicks. And that's just scratching the top of the iceberg. Aaaaargh I hate those people.

Oh, and of course he is the type who won't get it even up without hurting and humiliating their partner (though victim would be a more apt word even when there is a veneer of consesuality). And of course, part of the pleasure he gets out of beating Sarevok is sexual in nature. *snarl*

> Very angsty, very sad, very well written.

Thanks! The poor child's mind is already pretty damn shattered. :D


#4 Sandalwood

Posted 05 December 2001 - 02:15 PM

Sandalwood breaking in the Attic for a quick comment! Gotta take advantage of my endorphin high after swimming this morning. Also, if I wait until I have written a story, I'll never post. So I think I'll stick to commenting for a while;) Gaah, blasted decrepit brain! *tears out hair*

Anyway (phew!). Here goes my two-cents worth!

> Sarevok was shaking, sweating, clutching his knees like a desperate child.

> He had thrown up twice now, but the heaving just wouldn't stop. His hollow

> eyes stared at the moon, as indiffent and cold as it was in a night so

> long time ago, when he had fled from something horrible he couldn't quite

> recall. His chest felt as if it was crushing inside a giant stone fist,

> his despair like dark, cold water drowning him.

Great opening paragraph. I felt his nausea pangs myself. And the last sentence—despite Sarevok's size—made me see him as someone very, very small indeed.

> For some time it had seemed that his life was gradually changing into

> something slightly better. He was thirteen years old now, and already

> almost as tall as Winski. There was an ironic hint in his teacher's voice

> now when he called him "little one".

Very sweet and funny! I'm imagining Winski looking up at Sarevok and saying: “Hey there little one. Reiltar broke the ladder yesterday on the back of a guard. Do you mind changing the candles on the candelabra for me?”

> Reiltar still beat him, and having to submit to it continued to be a

> source of smouldering shame and hate. That was nothing new, though, and

> his growing size made the pain more endurable, resulting to that most

> times he didn't have to give Reiltar the pleasure of seeing him cry. After

> those incidents he dreamed of different scenarios of slowly and painfully

> murdering him. Knowing it would eventually happen gave him strength.

If I were Reiltar, I'd be thinking about a change of address very soon…

> There also were whispered rumours of a golden-eyed

> demon child fighting in the darkness of night. Being stuff of a legend

> gave Sarevok a guilty pleasure. He liked people to be afraid of him. He

> had no illusions of what they would do if they weren't.

Sarevok growing up really fast. He has to.

> He went on, the first time to the end of the madhouse, unable to deny

> himself the relief of the stirring. He started to hear the heavy,

> disgusting breath, the slaps, suppressed sobs, grunts, sounds of strong

> hands slamming two wrists firmly to a mattress, the sentences spoken in

> the hated voice, the sentences he didn't quite understand but which he had

> heard so many times. "Spread your legs, cow." "Open up and

> swallow it." "Shut up or I'll give you something to really cry

> about." "God, what a loose, cold fish you are."

Suddenly I feel the urge to stick an undetermined number of bamboo splinters in *every* crevice of Reiltar's anatomy. Toy with him, sorry, it, for a while. Let him know he's going to die, let him know how it feels to be the prey during the last painful—and preferably long—moments of his abject existence. Please return, Irenicus. You're forgiven.

> He cried at

> the same time, trying to chase the voice away, and the other voice, the

> sobbing of the voice he loved. He tried to think of something beautiful,

> like Allonia and her bouncing buttocks, but the hateful, menacing voice

> chased the beautiful images away, and finally the relief came. Sarevok

> panted, the shame crushing him. It was like he had somehow betrayed his

> mother. He sobbed and run outside, shivering in the cold, vomiting and

> vomiting, in despair.

Poor Sarevok:( Very believable that he would feel like this.

Great installment. Great writing.

-Sandalwood


"This one doesn't have time for your solid waste excretions." - Blasto, the first hanar Spectre.

#5 Guest_Anonymous_*

Posted 05 December 2001 - 03:25 PM

Very intense... poor Sarevok. His sexuality is going to be so twisted.

Oh yeah... we want Winski and Jelena! Well I want it anyways lol. Poor Jelena deserves some joy in her life.


#6 Arcalian

Posted 05 December 2001 - 04:54 PM

Poor Sarry. You SHOULD ask Winksi about it, my boy. He'll clear it up for you. Reiltar just cheapens and brutalizes it, like he does everything else.

Best not to talk to mom about it though.

The road to the abyss may be paved with good intentions, but it is those with bad intentions that race down that road as fast as they can.

#7 Weyoun

Posted 05 December 2001 - 07:38 PM

> Reiltar still beat him, and having to submit to it continued to be a

> source of smouldering shame and hate. That was nothing new, though, and

> his growing size made the pain more endurable, resulting to that most

> times he didn't have to give Reiltar the pleasure of seeing him cry. After

> those incidents he dreamed of different scenarios of slowly and painfully

> murdering him. Knowing it would eventually happen gave him strength.

Heh... Him and the rest of the world... :)

> After something like that happened Winski stomped

> around perpetually blushing and clenching his fists, and suggested to

> Sarevok that they'd play a game they had invented: "100 ways to kill

> Reiltar". In a few years they had got quite creative with it.

> Sarevok, on the other hand, tried to annoy Reiltar deliberately, which

> wasn't difficult. By siccing the bastard on himself he got him to leave

> Jelena alone for a while.

Hmmm, may I add a few to the kill-list

1) chainsaw his nuts off

2) Drop a bowling-ball on his head.

3) Drop an anvil on his big toe

4) Hang him upside down from the ceiling and time how long it takes for his head to explode (extra: start a betting pool!)

5) Release Piranha's in the pool.

6) Secretly pin a 'Lolth's a moron'-badge on his back before he passes the hotel where the Drow priestesses are staying for the uptown 'Hug-A-Spider'-convention...

7) Go to the roughest, meanest and nastiest sailor-bar in town, opened the door and shout: 'This bloke has 1000 gold on him!'. Then shove in Reiltar and bar the door behind him...

:) Change his cough medicine with hydrochloric acid

9) Dress up a handgrenade as a cupcake (be sure to pull the pin before serving)

10) Tell Captain Kirk there's a jerk at the Iron Throne who beats up women and children... He'll make sure Reiltar won't be doing it again...

11) Hide a sausage in his pants when Reiltar decided to inspect the ravenous guarddogs.

12) Invite him to go skydiving... But 'accidentally' switch the parachute with the lunchpacket...

That's all I could think off now... Ahum, back to responding... ;)

> There also were whispered rumours of a golden-eyed

> demon child fighting in the darkness of night. Being stuff of a legend

> gave Sarevok a guilty pleasure. He liked people to be afraid of him. He

> had no illusions of what they would do if they weren't.

A demon child? Oh, that's just a story... There could be no such thing can there? :D

> Things were improving, all in all. Until something disgusting and scary

> started to happen to Sarevok. First it wasn't so bad. He noticed that he

> had started to look at women more closely, especially from the places

> where they were soft and round unlike men. Once, when Allonia climbed a

> rope and he was watching from the ground, his eyes seemed to glue on her

> round, bouncing buttocks. To Sarevok's utter embarrassment she noticed,

> winked and grinned to him. But these strange stirrings wouldn't leave him

> alone.

Ah, the bouncing buttocks... A classic... I think... :)

> He went on, the first time to the end of the madhouse, unable to deny

> himself the relief of the stirring. He started to hear the heavy,

> disgusting breath, the slaps, suppressed sobs, grunts, sounds of strong

> hands slamming two wrists firmly to a mattress, the sentences spoken in

> the hated voice, the sentences he didn't quite understand but which he had

> heard so many times. "Spread your legs, cow." "Open up and

> swallow it." "Shut up or I'll give you something to really cry

> about." "God, what a loose, cold fish you are."

Grrrrrrr!!! I'd like to *Apply any of the aforementioned twelve measures here....* that guy!

> He cried at

> the same time, trying to chase the voice away, and the other voice, the

> sobbing of the voice he loved. He tried to think of something beautiful,

> like Allonia and her bouncing buttocks, but the hateful, menacing voice

> chased the beautiful images away, and finally the relief came. Sarevok

> panted, the shame crushing him. It was like he had somehow betrayed his

> mother. He sobbed and run outside, shivering in the cold, vomiting and

> vomiting, in despair.

Poor kid... Quite a bad role-model he had, eh? :D

---Weyoun

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#8 Guest_Lord E_*

Posted 06 December 2001 - 12:54 AM

> Sandalwood breaking in the Attic for a quick comment! Gotta take advantage

> of my endorphin high after swimming this morning. Also, if I wait until I

> have written a story, I'll never post.

Oh, a new victim! Er,I mean...a member...or something... welcom!

> Great opening paragraph. I felt his nausea pangs myself. And the last

> sentence—despite Sarevok's size—made me see him as someone very, very

> small indeed.

Great to hear that. He is physically slowly developing into the giant of a man we know, but especially in a vulnerable moment he will always be very small indeed.

> Very sweet and funny! I'm imagining Winski looking up at Sarevok and

> saying: “Hey there little one. Reiltar broke the ladder yesterday on the

> back of a guard. Do you mind changing the candles on the candelabra for

> me?”

That's Winski for you :)

> If I were Reiltar, I'd be thinking about a change of address very soon…

If you were Reiltar, you'd also be arrogant, self-satisfied and utterly incapable of any shred of empathy. And thus you'd not know that it is not very wise to gather a smouldering hatred into two individuals like Sarevok and Winski.

> Sarevok growing up really fast. He has to.

Aye. The tragedy of those in merciless circumstances.

> Suddenly I feel the urge to stick an undetermined number of bamboo

> splinters in *every* crevice of Reiltar's anatomy. Toy with him, sorry,

> it , for a while. Let him know he's going to die, let him know how it

> feels to be the prey during the last painful—and preferably long—moments

> of his abject existence. Please return, Irenicus. You're forgiven.

Something like that,yes.

Funnily enough,I can forgive a man a megalomaniac, insane plan that would slaughter thousands if succeeded, but not mundane, cowardly sadism toward one or a few helpless victims at his mercy.

> Poor Sarevok:( Very believable that he would feel like this.

> Great installment. Great writing.

Mucho grazias. Not that I haven't mentioned it before, but writing this story is breaking my heart.

> -Sandalwood



#9 Guest_Lord E_*

Posted 06 December 2001 - 12:59 AM

> Very intense... poor Sarevok. His sexuality is going to be so twisted.

Fortunately Tamoko is not a woman of a petty and small soul. I so wish their story didn't end like it did. :)

> Oh yeah... we want Winski and Jelena! Well I want it anyways lol. Poor

> Jelena deserves some joy in her life.

Yes. She also doesn't deserve to be garroted by the bastard of a husband or hers. Her mistake is being gentle and unaggressive in a world where people mistake that for a sign of idiocy.



#10 Guest_Lord E_*

Posted 06 December 2001 - 01:02 AM

> Poor Sarry. You SHOULD ask Winksi about it, my boy. He'll clear it up for

> you. Reiltar just cheapens and brutalizes it, like he does everything

> else.

Of course, the poor kid thinks that he's the only one it happens to. Aw, truly consensual sado/maso games can be so sweet and lovely and alluring, but that is completely different from shit like this. :)

> Best not to talk to mom about it though.



#11 Guest_Lord E_*

Posted 06 December 2001 - 01:10 AM

> Hmmm, may I add a few to the kill-list

Winski: Hmm. Seems to me that we have a serious contestant, little one.

Lil' Sarry: Oh. Have to work harder on it, then.

> 6) Secretly pin a 'Lolth's a moron'-badge on his back before he passes the

> hotel where the Drow priestesses are staying for the uptown

> 'Hug-A-Spider'-convention...

LOL!

> A demon child? Oh, that's just a story... There could be no such thing can

> there? :)

Well. Not a demon,exactly. But you get the idea. Nothing's impossible in the Relams.

> Ah, the bouncing buttocks... A classic... I think... :)

Me is just a lowly het female, but I've gathered as much from my het-male friends.

> Poor kid... Quite a bad role-model he had, eh? ;)

Yep. The only person he ever has witnessed having sex (though inadvertly).

> ---Weyoun



#12 Sandalwood

Posted 06 December 2001 - 04:04 AM

> Oh, a new victim! Er,I mean...a member...or something... welcom!

Aye. The tentacles of the Attic spread far and wide. And when they stick, they never let go;) Thanks for the welcome:)

> If you were Reiltar, you'd also be arrogant, self-satisfied and utterly

> incapable of any shred of empathy. And thus you'd not know that it is not

> very wise to gather a smouldering hatred into two individuals like Sarevok

> and Winski.

Ooo boy! I'm not Reiltar indeed;)

> Something like that,yes.

> Funnily enough,I can forgive a man a megalomaniac, insane plan that would

> slaughter thousands if succeeded, but not mundane, cowardly sadism toward

> one or a few helpless victims at his mercy.

Funnily enough, I have the same feelings too. Megalomaniacs appear on the eight-o'clock news, newspapers headlines, the radio, the internet. But the wife-beater, the molester, the drunk and violent neighbor, are so dangerously close to us… Their victims are so real, so flesh and blood. We can seat next to them on the bus, on the theatre, on some doctor's waiting room. And they suffer in silence, alone… *shudders*

> Mucho grazias. Not that I haven't mentioned it before, but writing this

> story is breaking my heart.

Oh, but do go on:)(no I'm not a sadist;)

I have a nagging tendency of never finishing the stories I start. By the time I have a page of something written down, a new twist, a new character pops in, and I can't keep them in check. They start deranging my initial idea, and my focus and drive go completely *puff*. But that's just me;)

-Sandalwood

"This one doesn't have time for your solid waste excretions." - Blasto, the first hanar Spectre.




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