Unflinchingly perverse and unashamedly furry, pansexual polyamorous fantasy adventure!
Rhysh, the last human empire, feared across the globe for their dreadful slave taking armada, disappeared without a trace close to a thousand years ago. With the recent rediscovery of the empire’s island home, powers from across the globe have begun to converge on the island, seeking fame, fortune, and above all power. To complicate matters a great dungeon has risen from the corpse of the old empire, keeping all but the bravest of adventurers from delving into the ruins of Rhysh.
Azalon however isn’t an adventurer. He’s a scholar. While he came to Rhysh in order to trade for artifacts he soon finds that powerful forces are arrayed against him. He’ll need to find allies and grow powerful in order to survive the horrors that await him below.
Content Warning - Pretty Much Everything
This novel isn't for everyone. While I am trying to tell an interesting story here, it's also a deeply perverse one. I'm probably going a little overboard even. Though the sex scenes aren’t the primary focus of this story, the scenes that are included are exceedingly perverse, with a wide range of fetishes and depravities. Some of these scenes will be disturbing to most everyone, falling more into the horror genre than erotica.
Azalon, the main character, is an anthropomorphic pansexual man who enjoys sex with both men and women, giving and receiving. As the story progresses he will eventually find himself in a mixed gender polyamorous relationship with four other characters. Their relationships are messy and don’t fit well into any conventional romantic framework. While it has a lot of similarities to fantasy novels in the harem lit genre, this is less of a harem and more of a clusterfuck.
Content Warning - Pretty Much Everything
This novel isn't for everyone. While I am trying to tell an interesting story here, it's also a deeply perverse one. I'm probably going a little overboard even. Though the sex scenes aren’t the primary focus of this story, ...
