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Yukari Takeba Werewolf TF Story
I woke up feeling an intense pain pulsating through my body. The wound I sustained from that wolf-like shadow in Tartarus last night throbbed relentlessly. It was just my luck that today, of all days, we had to embark on a full moon operation. While my friends left for the operation, I was resting on my room, resting and nursing my injuries. I tried to find comfort in my tank top and pants as I lay in bed, hoping that sleep would ease the pain. The room felt stifling, and beads of sweat formed on my forehead. Restlessness gnawed at me, preventi...
Mitsuru Kirijo Werewolf TF Story
I stood in the dimly lit hallway, my heart pounding from the recent battle. Sweat trickled down my brow as I clutched my rapier tightly, the sharp edge glinting in the faint glow of the moonlight streaming through the windows. The pain from the needle pierced my side, a reminder of what the Shadow did to me when they found me. "Shit!..." As I clutched my side, pain coursing through my body, memories flooded my mind. The relentless pursuit of the Reaper, the explosion that shattered the floor beneath our feet, and the terrifying moment o...
Lissa Werebear TF + Story
I had just finished a long day of hunting Risen around the outskirts of the city, and I was exhausted. I trudged back to my quarters, eager to shed my armor and relax.As I removed my dress, I couldn't help but think about the bear meat that had been served for dinner that night. I hated the taste of it, and I had made that known to my friends. But they had just laughed and told me to suck it up.Frustrated and angry, I collapsed onto my bed and let out a sigh. That's when I felt it - a strange tingling sensation coursing through my body....
A Hidden Lineage Fan Art!
This is based in one of the scenes of Hidden Lineage written by WanderingWolf09, I long awaited to have some good time to illustrate something related to this trilogy of Marianne finding out that her crest of the beast is more than just a chance to deal more damage, it allows her to use beast stones.I encourage everyone to read these stories, it feels criminal that even my worst artworks surpasses their counter of favorites so go ahead, it's fire emblem and the transformation are nicely written that goes well with this simple story of self ...
Alisa Reinford Werewolf TF Story
The Chase against The ‘Rangers’ who stole the Feuding Celdic Merchant’s goods under Duke Albarea’s orders took far longer than they thought. So long that the sun had set in this vast Woods. What’s worse, they put up a trap that they didn’t see until it was too late, which caused their group to be separated in two. Now, Alisa Reinford and Rean Schwarzer stood back-to-back, their weapons at the ready, as a pack of Fanged Wolves surrounded them in the moonlit clearing of Lunaria Nature Park not long after the Trap triggered. The air wa...
Annette Werewolf TF + Story
Next week, this will get a picture to accompany this, you'll seeAnnette Fantine Dominic was known throughout Garreg Mach Monastery for her tireless work ethic. She spent her days running from one activity to the next, completing homework assignments, and practicing for the upcoming Silver Heron Cup. Despite her busy schedule, she always found time to lend a helping hand to anyone in need.Annette made her way to the kitchen, feeling exhausted but happy with her progress in the dance routine for the competition. She rummaged through the pantr...
TF Week 2: Sayoko Uehara + Story. Links in the bottom
Sayoko, a diligent nurse at the Inaba Hospital, found herself immersed in the bustling corridors. As she strolled down the dimly lit hallways, her thoughts centered on her duties. Suddenly, her attention was drawn to a patient's room. It belonged to an unfamiliar face, a man who had fallen victim to a brutal animal attack, leaving him on the brink of death. Since then he has fell into a coma and haven't woke up for months.Sayoko's curiosity piqued as she witnessed a faint glimmer of life within him—a gasp escaping his lips, accomp...
