Exophilia Stories

You felt incredibly lucky to have been able to join the class on this adventure to the Amazon Rainforest. You wondered if there might be things that you'd never seen before! Little did you realize how true that would be...

Aesop was never good with humans, and Luchino, well, he wasn't quite human anymore himself. After a few encounters, their interest for each other gets peaked. What if they get a chance to talk to each other when Aesop loses his Make-up box on a map and Luchino is the one to find it? Would they work together on a game of Blackjack? With Chrismas approaching the Hunter and the Survivor start to share feelings for each other, but where will that lead them? Eventual smut! Background wink at some relationships. And just a man and a lizard getting some feelings for each other x,x The smut will be quite detailed, just a heads up. Mentions of blood. Picture commissioned: https://twitter.com/chompyghost

Imagine you are on a starship traveling the galaxy and you find a stowaway from a planet that you legally cannot interact with the habitants with do to intergalactic laws about interfering with technological advancements in a species. Now imagine that particular stowaway is batshit crazy, regularly craves foods that could kill or cause serious pain to any of your other crew members, and has some disturbing humor, and keeps bringing up something called Tumblr everytime you ask them what they are writing in their tablet.

As a child, you'd loved hearing tales of heroes and magic, and aspired to one day go out and have a grand adventure of your own. However, reality hits hard when you leave home, and you find yourself horribly disappointed. And bored. That is, until one day a thunderstorm brings about something unexpected... *This is a newly revised, soon-to-be continued version of the One Shot I wrote forever ago! I hope you enjoy!

For the tumble prompt: It was supposed to be your honeymoon. Instead, your ex had turned out to be a scumbag, so here you were. Alone. On a cruise through beautiful scenery. Sure you'd used their ticket price to upgrade your own, so you had a luxury suite instead of a small cabin. And sure, the food was good, and there were plenty of activities. But it felt like everywhere you looked you saw couples, and it was slowly killing you. As you sat alone at dinner (again) you found yourself interrupted: "Is this seat taken?"