Pan's eyes had adjusted to the mist, and now he could see the things, the creatures, riding on Ivy. Four jellyfish-like eel monsters clung to her. Two of them latched themselves onto a breast each. Two others were attached to her behind. Pan could figure from the side that one was half inside her pussy, and the other was trying to get into her ass. The creatures had no eyes, noses, or teeth. They were blobs with oval mouths with which they hitched onto the skin. Due to their uncanny shapes, they fit nicely into orifices, and over protrusions. The freaks on Ivy were sucking on her tits, ass, and pussy. They sucked like plungers on her breasts and acted like pistons in her holes, making cringey slurping sounds. The boy remembered that the freaks liked bodily fluids. That's why they targeted body parts capable of squirting. "Pan…" Ivy murmured, raising her face. She was flushed and near exhaustion, but the boy could tell she was enjoying herself. "Join me," she urged him. "What ar

Blaze scratched his head. "I don't understand this well. Just tell me how I can help." "Just stay close to me, and don't try to kill the freaks. I observed that the victim condition of abductees in each room has been getting more severe. A few tiny monsters latched onto Ivy. A giant freak attacked you. A sentient eye creature has possessed Cory and Jackie. I fear the next room would be worse, with a more evolved being." The hulk nodded. "You're right. I realize now I wouldn't have lasted more than half an hour. So, what do you suggest?" Pan pointed to the exit ahead. "Why don't you go to the next room? I will handle this eye monster. Since we don't have time, it is better to split up." Blaze shrugged. "I hate to leave you alone. But it's your call." The hulk went in a circle to avoid running into his possessed siblings and entered the next chamber. Pan walked closer to Cory and Jackie until they noticed his presence. "Ah, Pan!" Jackie said in an eerie dual-toned voice. "See

Pan led Cory and Jackie through the tunnel’s glowing exit, their footsteps slapping against the damp stone, reverberating in the cavern’s oppressive dark. The air was thick, hot, and musky, stinging Pan’s nose and prickling his skin. Felix’s taunts—“He’ll eat you while you’re still alive!”—clawed at his thoughts, worsened by the white robes the hedgehog had conjured, now clinging to his sweat-drenched body. Cory’s sharp, uneven breaths and Jackie’s trembling sniffles pierced the silence. They were charging into a trap, and Pan’s gut screamed it, but there was no turning back.“Pan, you sure about this?” Cory hissed, voice tight, eyes flicking nervously. “Felix wasn’t bluffing about the Freak Lord. Could be a giant eel monster.”Pan kept his eyes forward, jaw clenched. “It’s a test, Cory. Felix wants us scared. Scared kids don’t fight.”Jackie’s voice wavered, barely audible. “But what if we die? I don’t want to be… eaten.”Pan stopped, spinning to face them. Jackie’s eyes were red, br

Pan stood in the meadow where their journey began, his torn robe stiff with dried sweat and blood, the new sigil on his right bicep pulsing faintly after his Artemis flame had incinerated the Freak Lord. The air was warm, scented with wildflowers and fresh grass, a stark contrast to the cavern’s musk. His siblings—Blaze, Penny, Zete, Ivy, Cory, and Jackie—gathered around, their bruised and battered forms a testament to their survival. Jackie, wrapped in Cory’s oversized robe, leaned into him, their hands clasped, her soft laugh at his whispered joke cutting through the tension. Cory’s grin was easy, his fingers brushing hers, a quiet intimacy in their closeness. Penny stood close to Pan, her steady gaze sparking a warmth in his chest that made his heart race, her presence grounding him after the chaos. Blaze and Ivy shared a heated glance, their chemistry palpable, making Zete shift uncomfortably, muttering about statistical improbabilities under his breath.The liaisons—Jewel, Fluffy

The portal’s light faded, and Pan stumbled onto the cracked asphalt of Cloyster Academy’s courtyard, the familiar stench of stale cafeteria fries and teenage sweat replacing the meadow’s floral sweetness. His torn robe, crusted with blood and ash, hung awkwardly, the glowing sigil on his right bicep pulsing faintly beneath the fabric. The Artemis flame smoldered in his chest, a reminder of the Freak Lord’s defeat and Eros’s warnings about the assembly of gods. His siblings—Blaze, Penny, Zete, Ivy, Cory, and Jackie—materialized around him, their crisp robes and bruised faces drawing gasps from the crowd. When did they have time to change, Pan wondered.Enrolled as transfer students by Eros’s divine machination, their arrival disrupted the academy’s mundane rhythm.Students froze, chatter dying as they gawked. Blaze’s towering frame and chiseled jaw turned heads, Penny’s ethereal beauty silenced whispers, Ivy’s sultry smirk drew open-mouthed stares, and Jackie’s delicate features, fram