Beating My Meat Novels & Stories

The beast lunged, but Bruce dodged with a speed that left even Malrik watching with intrigue. With a roar, Bruce leaped onto the beast’s back, his claws tearing through its tough hide. The creature bucked and thrashed, but Bruce’s grip was ironclad. He drove his claws into its spine, channeling every ounce of his strength into the attack. With one final, ear-piercing roar, the beast collapsed, its body dissolving into black smoke that dissipated into the air.

“Beat me all you like, Jartre. No matter what you do, you can’t destroy your own malice.” He slams his head into mine, pain radiating through my skull as he lands a powerful kick to my torso sending me hurtling and skidding across the field, knocking several trees down in my wake. I slowly get up, cringing from the ache in my body - a sensation still foreign to me.

Adrian's expression was as hard as stone, filled with murderous intent as he clashed wildly with the beast. Boom! A powerful punch sent the beast flying. Despite its immense size and strength, Adrian's physical power was superior. The beast was mighty, but its lack of intelligence made its attacks predictable. Adrian quickly realized the beast’s weakness was its head, and he focused all his strikes there. Under Adrian’s relentless barrage, the beast staggered back, struggling to maintain balance. As Adrian pressed the attack, his energy surged violently, and he stayed on high alert. He knew one wrong move could lead to injury, and the ominous void around him suggested more dangers could emer

Hero took both sticks, before giving the other to Aurelie. They took a bite of the whole piece and chewed slowly, carefully and deeply tasting all the spices in it. "Wow…" Aurelie almost felt choking. "That was kinda spicy." Hero nodded at her while still chewing the piece of meat in his mouth. "Is it a beef brisket?" Aurelie asked Billy. "That's right. It's juicy, isn't it?" Billy asked happily. "Yes. And I can also taste a bit of savory, tangy, and pungent flavor," Aurelie added. "What are the spices included?"

The little shit was fast, but he couldn’t shake me that easily. A metal door of a dumpster clanged shut, but I didn’t need to hear that to know where he was. His heartbeat echoed in my ears, its erratic rhythm a testament to his fear. Yet, he had no idea what fear truly meant. He would understand, soon enough, once I caught him. Then he would face the embodiment of terror.

So when Axton nails my prostate and bobs his head I let the intense wave hit me, and knock me over. With my mates name on my lips.

He raised his hammer and blocked the fatal blow. He bared his yellowed teeth in a leering grin. "Beatrice, just lie obediently under me already!" As he lunged at me viciously, my heart skipped a beat. The next second, I lifted my leg and kicked him brutally between the legs. I then turned around and ran. "Arghh! You wretch! I'll kill you!" Andy screamed in agony. Bent over, he glared at me and swung the hammer at me with all his strength.

She smiled and cheered out, and | smiled to myself and faced the beast. The bell rung and | shifted from foot to foot, holding my hands in front of my face. The crowd went silent and all | could hear the breaths of my opponent and me. He threw the first punch but | ducked right before and swung to his stomach. He grunted but quickly repositioned. We kept throwing punches to each other, and once | knocked his jaw sideways. Without me knowing, he lunged and tackled me to the floor. His body weight pinning me down as he threw punches repeatedly at my face while | blocked. The crowd was now cheering.

"The look in his eyes, the way he swore so aggressively for no reason, the way he was so determined to get revenge for something he didn't even understand, and the damn force behind those punches; I'd never considered him a violent person. An asshole, sure, but never violent." We sat in silence for a while longer as Becca took a moment to process the information. "Maybe I'm overreacting," I sighed. "Maybe I should ha-" "I don't know about that," she cut me off. "You've just gotta be honest with yourself, and it's obvious that you were pretty freaked out." "I was, yeah," I nodded. "It's just that the week was going so well up to that point, and I don't want to just write it all off."

I sigh, rubbing my forehead. Deciding not to argue with me as I'm clearly stressed out already, Beck and Kage head off to prepare for when I shift. I don't want to hunt even if it is natural, so I'm making Kage buy a bunch of different meats now, so they can be frozen and defrosted as necessary.