Hello, here I will save all my One-Shots (or mostly all stories in general) as a collection.
There will be mostly Alpha/Beta/Omega-AUs because I love the genre.
Always Breddy-centered, but each story in different settings
Warning: most likely NSF...
Hello! We (@thefartingrabbit and @geertwhim ) are here with a new story, yay!
Its already finished, has 42 Chapters (maybe we add a few bonus Chapters, but that's in the far, far future) and we hope you enjoy it as much as we did when we were writing it.
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Please watch out for the following trigger warnings:
Blood, Death, (attempted) Rape, Torture, Cutting of Limbs, Violence, etc.
Readers/Viewers discretion is advised! If you can't handle such things, please consider if this story is really for you! We will NOT mark every chapter for the trigger warning, so consider yourself warned.
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Current Upload Schedule: Once (1x) a week, always Saturdays. So stay tuned and give this story your big, fat love. Thank you!
But now, onto the story, shall we :)
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ALSO I opened a new Story for this, in the One Shot Collection I will ONLY POST THE FIRST CHAPTER. PLEASE CHECK OUT THE STORY IN ITSELF IF YOU WANT TO KEEP READING!
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The Fox Witch
Part 1
Eddy trekked up the rocky mountain side, it's path was well walked by many archeologists like him. After all he was on a dig site, the mountain side was littered with ancient walls made of large rocks – most were overgrown now – and some outlines of huts that were no longer intact.
Those, however, were not his goal. His goal was the burial shrine that part of the team thought they may have found.
The shrine was not as massive as one would think, but it was carved into a mountain. That was quite impressive. Sadly enough it was in bad shape. The entrance was half buried so one had to really duck and make themselves small to practically crawl into it. The other archaeologists were nervous about opening up the door more, in case it was integral to the structure and everything would be crumbling down if touched further. As of now, it was inconvenient but safe.
As junky and bad as it looked on the outside, it was perfectly intact on the inside.
Rich beddings and floorings were to be seen, the altar was dusty but still intact, one could even see the deep slash markings on it from various rituals. Sturdy iron candle holders were scattered all across the room. Small and big chests were everywhere - no surprise here - and they were in pretty good shape as well, especially the stone ones. The sides were lined with decorative, albeit partly ripped, religious carpets on the wall.
