Luna watched with admiration as Lukas's massive black form leapt up a stone outcropping and howled. The sound echoed in her ears, making her shiver right down to her bones.
He was beautiful.
She would never describe another that way again. Even as she smelled his masculinity, his powerful musk drifting into her nose, he was beautiful. The wind had gone silent long ago, apparently tired of failing to compete with Lukas's howls. Now the air was still around him, and every moment he remained in the same place he left a deeper mark on the land. Luna's nose was a cute enough to tell, even when he grew too impatient and she was left behind, that his smell would linger for a long time.
Luna turned her head and swept her gaze around the clearing they were in. She had no idea how long or how fast they had run, and no idea how far they had come. She had never had time to see the surroundings of the manor before, and by the time that she realized that she should be focused on being able to find her way back if his primal state left him and he abandoned her, ashamed, they were too far for it to make a difference, and she had been too distracted by him to give it much effort anyway.
The area was nearly a perfect circle, though it was probably easier to imagine that since the space between the trees prevented any sort of actual curved line being drawn, real or imaginary, that conformed to them exactly. It would just be a series of straight lines that went around points, so the rounding part would always be an estimate.
On the edge that they were on, there was a massive rock outcropping, with nothing of the like in sight. She hadn't even seen anything even close on the way here, not a boulder or a pebble, much less such a large and solid formation. It was alone.
Similarly alone was the lake that rested under it. If they had gotten here earlier in the night, the rock would have cast its shadow on the lake, but now, the moon's light sprayed nearly uninhibited across the cerulean rippling.
They must have been running for about half of the night already. In a way, Luna was disappointed that it had been this short, but she was also glad that there was so much more time in the night. Time that she would spend with Lukas.
She padded over to the water, dipping her snout into it. The cool sensation spread as d across her skin, but it did nothing to quench the fire inside her.
As if summoned by the thought, the huge shaggy beast came up beside her, and with a bound it mounted her from behind. It wasn't quite tall enough to do so without her crouching, so Luna obediently lay down there.
Lukas's body pressed down against her, but to her relief, the obscuring bonfire was gone now. All that remained inside her was the simple warmth of her passion, which, although a candle compared to the lust they had felt before, was enough for her.
Luna whined as his cock pressed against her.
She would lose her virginity as a wolf before losing it as a human.
Through so much strife and uncertainty, Luna was whole. Would she lose herself in this moment now?
Yes, yes she would.
Because even if she did lose herself, she was confident that she would gain so much more.
A tall, robed figure chuckled, leaning back in it's chair.
"Well done," it mused softly, gazing at the scene before it. It was watching Luna's submission like a mother watching a child, in an approving, if somewhat patronizing, way.
"The first is prepared, sir," it called. Another figure approached the chair, a smirk ready on his face before he even saw the scene before the first figure.
This one wasn't wearing a robe, or any kind of obscuring dress at all. He was in a simple black shirt and pants, though the weave was much closer than any other sort of fabric found on this world.
"I always knew it would be her," The man said, laughing softly. "Luna's bloodline really is that of a monster."
The first figure turned, surprised. "Sir, you know her name? Even I barely know that."
"I told you I knew it would be her," the second one said with a mysterious smile, patting the cloaked figure on the shoulder. "Now, you may begin the second stage."
"Yes, sir."