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The desperate need to save his true love spurred the Noivern, his wings flapping down with more and more force, each time pulling the mummified fox more and more out of the sand, saving her life!
“Mmm!” the Zoroark squirmed on the platform as Telokey panted on all fours, having finally saved the victim. However, even so, he still needed to unwrap his objective. After a few more minutes of deep breaths he sat up, gently patting the fox.
“Alright, now stay still,” he said soothingly, using a claw to cut the wrappings by the fox’s face and slowly unravelling them, wanting to savour his moment as this Pokémon’s hero. She’s quite pretty, he thought, as the Zoroark’s face was revealed, first her snout which desperately gasped for fresh air, then her eyes, wide with fear before focusing on the Noivern and calming down. Finally, her mane was revealed, a brilliant blue one. This was the Zoroark they had been hired to rescue, and it seemed they’d arrived just in time! Another half hour or so and the Zoroark would’ve been a permanent addition to the archaeological record of the Temple of Anubis.
“My hero!” the Zoroark said, smiling at the Noivern, “I thought you I was about to die,” she continued, while Telokey carefully removed the rest of the linens binding the Zoroark, leaving a little bit of bindings around her chest and pelvis, giving her a little bit of privacy. As soon as the two were standing she hugged the bat tightly, not wanting to let go. If she let go, if she stopped feeling his warmth against her, she might feel she wasn’t rescued, that she had sunk under the sands. She just needed to feel life for a little bit, to feel she was alive! Plus the Noivern was just good at hugs.
“So, what’s your name? I’m Telokey of the Silver Souls Exploration Society, we were hired to rescue a blue-maned Zoroark,” he smiled, still stroking her back. “Guess that’s you.”
“Me? I’m Errin,” the blue-maned fox introduced herself. “I was just wandering around when that jackal attacked me. I would’ve escaped, but then I saw that Ariados and got scared, so scared I ended up being caught by him. He threw all my stuff into the sand, so, it’s good you saved me, even if I’d escaped the mummification myself!” Of course, she didn’t mention anything about how arousing it was. Her smile fell, “Wait! Your friend!”
“His name is Zin, he’s my boyfriend,” Telokey said, gritting his teeth and standing up. “You don’t have to come with me? But I’m saving him!” He knew the corridor the Ariados had gone down, and his ears would be able to track Zin’s yowls for help from there.
“I’m coming, I-I don’t want to be alone again!” Errin yipped, shuddering nervously. The two leapt across the quicksand before running down the dark hall, the two listening carefully for signs of the Ariados, Zin, or the mysterious temple guardian. Every time they came to a fork or crossroads in the depths of the temple they paused, listening, and heading deeper in the direction they heard that clicking noise of its hard legs against the stone temple. They quickly found the final source of the sounds, and they were greeted with an arachnophobe’s worst nightmare!
The room was covered in webbing, cobwebs draping down along the sides, strands dropping from the ceiling. Hanging upside down, bound in sticky webbing, was the familiar sexy Liepard of Telokey’s dreams, struggling and squirming as the vile, disgusting Ariados wandered around, checking his other fully bound cocoons, his previous victims. If they mistepped, that could be them next.
“You sure you wanna stay?” Telokey asked Errin, “I wouldn’t blame you if you wanted to run,” he put a clawed hand gently on the Zoroark’s shoulder.
“I’m more of an explorer than a fighter, but you saved my life, I’ll help you to the ends of the earth!” Errin said, scratching her claws against the wall, Honing her Claws. “You distract the spider, I’ll cut your boyfriend down, alright?” Errin said, the bat nodding and the two leapt into the room, doing their best to avoid the webs. As they brushed past some of the webs dangling from the ceiling they found some to be quite sticky, and others were not sticky. If they got caught on too many of the sticky ones it’d be game over real fast.
“Riiii!” the Ariados cried out, turning and glaring at the two intruders in its sanctum. It looked from the fox to the bat and back, deciding the bat to be the juicier target of the two. Which worked out perfectly for their plan! Errin skipped away nearer to the walls, leaving the central area for Telokey to duel the giant monster. It seemed to know Telokey was a threat, so after the bat avoided the first charge, they stepped away from each other, looking at each other with hatred in their eyes. There was no way Telokey would forgive this bastard for daring to hurt his precious Zin!
His ears reverberated, unleashing a powerful Boom Burst, shredding the webs in the way, knocking the Ariados away, Telokey snarling as he pounced, slashing his wings to follow up with an Air Slash. For a monster the Ariados was getting its ass kicked by the passions of fiery love. He heard a heavy thud and two groaning people. It seemed Errin had cut Zin down, and the cat had fallen onto the fox. Whoops, but at least Zin was safe now!
The Ariados slowly, unsteadily got to its feet, clicking its mandibles threateningly. Telokey stamped a foot furiously before striking with another Boom Burst, this time flinging the spider against the wall hard enough it cracked, leaving the monster to sink to the floor defeated. Truly, a critical hit.
A hand then groped Telokey’s ass.
“Took you long enough to save me,” Zin pouted, resting his head on Telokey’s shoulder. The bat wasted no time responding, turning and kissing his boyfriend, holding the lithe feline close to him, sharing his every fear with Zin, about what could have happened. Zin replied in kind, with additional ass grabs.
“So, ready to get out of here guys? It’s pretty scary,” Errin said, the two taking another minute to finish their kiss before laughing.
Their first difficult mission successfully completed, Telokey and Zin had encountered a lethal enemy who they knew they’d meet again, as well as gaining another member in their Silver Souls Exploration Society. Who knew what further adventures awaited our heroes? What new friends would they meet, what dangers would they encounter?
It was truly unimportant, because they could handle anything together, whether lovers or friends. The Silver Souls Exploration Society and guests of the Golden Heart Inn were family, and their bonds would carry them through anything!
Or so they thought.

Description
The desperate need to save his true love spurred the Noivern, his wings flapping down with more and more force, each time pulling the mummified fox more and more out of the sand, saving her life!
“Mmm!” the Zoroark squirmed on the platform as Telokey panted on all fours, having finally saved the victim. However, even so, he still needed to unwrap his objective. After a few more minutes of deep breaths he sat up, gently patting the fox.
“Alright, now stay still,” he said soothingly, using a claw to cut the wrappings by the fox’s face and slowly unravelling them, wanting to savour his moment as this Pokémon’s hero. She’s quite pretty, he thought, as the Zoroark’s face was revealed, first her snout which desperately gasped for fresh air, then her eyes, wide with fear before focusing on the Noivern and calming down. Finally, her mane was revealed, a brilliant blue one. This was the Zoroark they had been hired to rescue, and it seemed they’d arrived just in time! Another half hour or so and the Zoroark would’ve been a permanent addition to the archaeological record of the Temple of Anubis.
“My hero!” the Zoroark said, smiling at the Noivern, “I thought you I was about to die,” she continued, while Telokey carefully removed the rest of the linens binding the Zoroark, leaving a little bit of bindings around her chest and pelvis, giving her a little bit of privacy. As soon as the two were standing she hugged the bat tightly, not wanting to let go. If she let go, if she stopped feeling his warmth against her, she might feel she wasn’t rescued, that she had sunk under the sands. She just needed to feel life for a little bit, to feel she was alive! Plus the Noivern was just good at hugs.
“So, what’s your name? I’m Telokey of the Silver Souls Exploration Society, we were hired to rescue a blue-maned Zoroark,” he smiled, still stroking her back. “Guess that’s you.”
“Me? I’m Errin,” the blue-maned fox introduced herself. “I was just wandering around when that jackal attacked me. I would’ve escaped, but then I saw that Ariados and got scared, so scared I ended up being caught by him. He threw all my stuff into the sand, so, it’s good you saved me, even if I’d escaped the mummification myself!” Of course, she didn’t mention anything about how arousing it was. Her smile fell, “Wait! Your friend!”
“His name is Zin, he’s my boyfriend,” Telokey said, gritting his teeth and standing up. “You don’t have to come with me? But I’m saving him!” He knew the corridor the Ariados had gone down, and his ears would be able to track Zin’s yowls for help from there.
“I’m coming, I-I don’t want to be alone again!” Errin yipped, shuddering nervously. The two leapt across the quicksand before running down the dark hall, the two listening carefully for signs of the Ariados, Zin, or the mysterious temple guardian. Every time they came to a fork or crossroads in the depths of the temple they paused, listening, and heading deeper in the direction they heard that clicking noise of its hard legs against the stone temple. They quickly found the final source of the sounds, and they were greeted with an arachnophobe’s worst nightmare!
The room was covered in webbing, cobwebs draping down along the sides, strands dropping from the ceiling. Hanging upside down, bound in sticky webbing, was the familiar sexy Liepard of Telokey’s dreams, struggling and squirming as the vile, disgusting Ariados wandered around, checking his other fully bound cocoons, his previous victims. If they mistepped, that could be them next.
“You sure you wanna stay?” Telokey asked Errin, “I wouldn’t blame you if you wanted to run,” he put a clawed hand gently on the Zoroark’s shoulder.
“I’m more of an explorer than a fighter, but you saved my life, I’ll help you to the ends of the earth!” Errin said, scratching her claws against the wall, Honing her Claws. “You distract the spider, I’ll cut your boyfriend down, alright?” Errin said, the bat nodding and the two leapt into the room, doing their best to avoid the webs. As they brushed past some of the webs dangling from the ceiling they found some to be quite sticky, and others were not sticky. If they got caught on too many of the sticky ones it’d be game over real fast.
“Riiii!” the Ariados cried out, turning and glaring at the two intruders in its sanctum. It looked from the fox to the bat and back, deciding the bat to be the juicier target of the two. Which worked out perfectly for their plan! Errin skipped away nearer to the walls, leaving the central area for Telokey to duel the giant monster. It seemed to know Telokey was a threat, so after the bat avoided the first charge, they stepped away from each other, looking at each other with hatred in their eyes. There was no way Telokey would forgive this bastard for daring to hurt his precious Zin!
His ears reverberated, unleashing a powerful Boom Burst, shredding the webs in the way, knocking the Ariados away, Telokey snarling as he pounced, slashing his wings to follow up with an Air Slash. For a monster the Ariados was getting its ass kicked by the passions of fiery love. He heard a heavy thud and two groaning people. It seemed Errin had cut Zin down, and the cat had fallen onto the fox. Whoops, but at least Zin was safe now!
The Ariados slowly, unsteadily got to its feet, clicking its mandibles threateningly. Telokey stamped a foot furiously before striking with another Boom Burst, this time flinging the spider against the wall hard enough it cracked, leaving the monster to sink to the floor defeated. Truly, a critical hit.
A hand then groped Telokey’s ass.
“Took you long enough to save me,” Zin pouted, resting his head on Telokey’s shoulder. The bat wasted no time responding, turning and kissing his boyfriend, holding the lithe feline close to him, sharing his every fear with Zin, about what could have happened. Zin replied in kind, with additional ass grabs.
“So, ready to get out of here guys? It’s pretty scary,” Errin said, the two taking another minute to finish their kiss before laughing.
Their first difficult mission successfully completed, Telokey and Zin had encountered a lethal enemy who they knew they’d meet again, as well as gaining another member in their Silver Souls Exploration Society. Who knew what further adventures awaited our heroes? What new friends would they meet, what dangers would they encounter?
It was truly unimportant, because they could handle anything together, whether lovers or friends. The Silver Souls Exploration Society and guests of the Golden Heart Inn were family, and their bonds would carry them through anything!
Or so they thought.