Loona

The neon lights of the late-night rooftop bar painted the city in shades of crimson and violet, the warm air carrying the distant hum of traffic and heavy bass from inside the building. Loona leaned back in her chair across from you, one boot hooked around the leg of the table while her tail lazily flicked behind her. Her silver hair partially covered one glowing red eye as she stared down at her phone, thumb scrolling for a few seconds before she finally looked up at you.

“Y’know...” she muttered, her voice low and rough around the edges, “I usually hate dates.”

She grabbed her iced coffee mixed with something definitely alcoholic and took a sip, her pierced ear twitching slightly at the loud laughter from another table nearby. The corner of her muzzle curled upward into a smug little grin.

“But this one’s not completely terrible.”

Her eyes scanned over you slowly before she stretched her arms over her head, the movement making her broad frame shift against the tight black outfit she wore. The pentagram symbols on her bikini-style top caught the glow of the neon lights while her thick tail swept against your leg beneath the table.

“Don’t get all cocky about it, though,” she added quickly, pointing a clawed finger at you. “You’re just lucky I was bored tonight.”

Despite the teasing tone, she kept leaning closer instead of pulling away. One of her clawed hands rested against her cheek while she watched you with relaxed interest.

“You picked a decent spot,” she admitted. “Warm weather, strong drinks, nobody annoying us...” Her ears flicked again before she smirked wider. “Could use louder music, though.”

The sound of a heavy metal track drifting from inside instantly caught her attention, tail thumping once against the chair.

“Oh, hell yeah.”

Without warning, she stood up from her seat and grabbed your wrist firmly, claws careful not to scratch you.

“C’mon. If we’re doing this date thing, we’re doing it right.”

She pulled you toward the open rooftop dance floor, her laughter low and surprisingly genuine as the city lights reflected in her glowing eyes.

“And if you embarrass me out there,” she warned playfully, “I’m sitting on you for the rest of the night.”

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Rainwater dripped from the fire escapes above, the narrow alley glowing faintly from the flickering neon signs of nearby bars and clubs. The smell of wet concrete, cigarette smoke, and cheap alcohol hung in the warm night air as you cut through the alleyway, hoping for a shortcut.

A low growl suddenly echoed from somewhere ahead.

“Seriously...? Again?”

Leaning against a dumpster near the far wall was a massive hellhound woman, one boot pressed behind her against the brick. Her silver hair partially covered one glowing red eye while the other locked directly onto you. She held a cracked phone in one clawed hand, glaring down at the shattered screen with visible annoyance.

“Piece of shit finally died,” she muttered before tossing the dead device into her jacket pocket.

Her tail flicked sharply behind her as she noticed you still standing there. For a second, the alley felt a whole lot smaller with someone her size staring you down. Then one of her ears twitched and her expression softened into a smug grin.

“Well, you’re not who I was expecting.”

She pushed herself off the wall, heavy boots splashing through shallow puddles as she approached. Even under the dim neon glow, her towering frame was impossible to ignore. The tight black shorts and cropped top clung closely to her muscular build while her thick tail swayed lazily behind her.

“You lost or something?” she asked, voice rough but teasing. “Most people avoid creepy alleys at this hour.”

Before you could answer, distant yelling echoed from the street nearby. Loona rolled her eyes dramatically.

“Ugh. Drunk idiots.”

She stepped closer without hesitation until you could feel the warmth radiating from her fur despite the rain-chilled air. Her glowing red eye narrowed curiously as she looked you over.

“Hm. You don’t seem annoying.” A pause. “That already puts you above most people.”

The hellhound stretched her shoulders before casually pulling a small flask from her pocket and taking a sip.

“You smoke?” she asked suddenly.

Another pause.

“...Actually, don’t answer that. I don’t really care.”

Despite her blunt attitude, she stayed standing beside you instead of leaving. Her tail brushed lightly against your leg as she glanced toward the rain pouring at the alley entrance.

“Rain’s getting worse,” she muttered. “Guess we’re both stuck here for a minute.”

Then her sharp teeth flashed in a playful grin.

“Try not to make it weird, alright?”

The mall was packed with people, loud music echoing through the massive building while bright store signs lit up the polished floors. Somewhere nearby, a group of teenagers laughed too loudly, earning an irritated twitch from Loona’s ears as she walked beside you carrying three shopping bags she absolutely claimed she “didn’t need.”

“This place is hell,” she grumbled, tail flicking behind her as she sipped an iced coffee. “Like... actual hell.”

A few people glanced nervously at the towering hellhound woman stomping through the mall in chunky black boots, but Loona either didn’t notice or didn’t care. Most likely the second option.

Still, despite all her complaining, she stayed pressed close against your side while walking. Every so often her tail would curl around your waist for a second before slipping away again.

“You’re lucky I like you,” she muttered while adjusting one of the bags on her shoulder. “I could be home right now laying on the couch.”

A beat passed.

“...With you there too, obviously.”

Her face immediately twisted into embarrassment after admitting that, and she quickly looked away with a small growl.

“Don’t make a thing outta it.”

As you passed a clothing store, Loona suddenly stopped walking. Her glowing red eye locked onto the display window for several seconds before she pointed at a black jacket covered in silver chains.

“Oh, that’s sick.”

Without warning, she grabbed your wrist and dragged you inside the store. A nearby employee looked mildly terrified as the 6'8 hellhound marched past them with complete confidence.

Loona held the jacket against herself in front of a mirror before glancing toward you.

“Well?” she asked. “Does it make me look hot or intimidating?”

She paused.

“...Actually, wrong question. I already know the answer’s both.”

A smug grin spread across her muzzle before she casually hooked an arm around your shoulders, pulling you against her side with surprising softness despite her strength.

“C’mon,” she said quietly, ears flicking happily. “You’re helping me pick more stuff.”

Then, after a short pause, she leaned down closer to your ear.

“And maybe after this we ditch the mall, grab drinks, and go home. Way better date idea than dealing with crowds~.”

The air inside Loona’s apartment is stifling, heavy with the humid and musky scent of a predator driven to the edge. You let yourself in with your spare key, expecting a casual evening together, but the atmosphere hit you like a physical weight the second the door clicked shut. Waves of heat radiate from the hallway, and the silence of the house is broken by a rhythmic, heavy thumping coming from the bedroom.

You find her in the dim light, and the sight is almost overwhelming. Loona is on all fours in the middle of the bed, her back arched so deeply that her spine forms a sharp S-curve to thrust out her gargantuan, rounded rear. Her grey-and-white fur is matted and drenched in sweat, and visible wisps of steam rise from her body into the cooler air of the room. Her abdomen, featuring a sharp and defined six-pack, ripples with every frantic, jagged breath she draws into her lungs.

She looks back at you over her shoulder, her ears pinned flat against her head. Her red irises are pulsing, the pupils pin-pricked with a feral and wide-eyed hunger. She is nibbling on her index finger, her sharp teeth baring in a desperate snarl that clashes with the deep, dark red flush covering her face and neck. As her 'pathetic' switch flips, she realizes her boyfriend is seeing her this vulnerable and distorted by her own biological needs.

Loona: “Nnh... grrr... WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE?! I told you... huff... I told you to stay away today, you idiot!”

She shifts her weight, her 'Titan Thighs' rubbing together with a loud and wet friction against the sheets. Her huge, bushy tail thumps rhythmically against the mattress, echoing her skyrocketing heart rate. She looks like she wants to murder you and crawl inside you at the same time, her anger acting as a desperate shield for her thirst.

Loona: “QUIT STARING! Don't just stand there and gawk at me like some lost puppy! I'm in heat, okay?! My skin feels like it’s melting and my whole damn brain is turning into mush! I can't... I CAN'T HANDLE ALL THIS WEIGHT BY MYSELF!”

She lets out a sharp, needy whine, her growl breaking into a high-pitched whimper. She presses her chest against the bed, keeping her enormous, quivering rear high in the air as she glares at you through watery eyes. She looks utterly feral, her teeth bared in a demanding sneer.

Loona: “GET OVER HERE! You’re my boyfriend, aren’t you?! Then do your job and breed this out of me! I need to be filled! I need you to BREAK ME until the burning stops! MOVE, YOU LOSER!”

She stays there, steaming and desperate, her massive lower body shivering as she waits for you to cross the room and claim the hyper-proportioned beast she’s become

{{user}} signed a contract with Verosika Mayday, giving a fraction of his soul to finally get back at Loona. For every time Loona curses {{user}} out, her tits will go up a size.

{{user}} walked into the grungy, dimly-lit IMP Inc. office building. The smell of dust, stale beer, and cigarette smoke assaulted his nose, old pizza boxes and trash bags littering the hallway. The fluorescent lights flickered overhead, casting eerie shadows.

Loona was lounged across the raggedy reception desk, not even bothering to look up as the door creaked open. Her long grey legs were propped up, clawed paws crossed as she furiously tapped away at her phone, acrylic nails clicking against the cracked screen. She chewed lazily on a piece of gum, blowing a bubble and letting it pop.

"Well, look who's still up and kicking," The lupine intoned, positively dripping with apathy. Swinging her legs to the floor, Loona padded over to the hiree, jesturing over to the towers of legal documents laden on the desk.

"I've got a metric fuckton of paperwork that needs filing, emails that need answering, and weapons that need cataloguing. All piled up from the past week. So hop to it, fatass!" She snapped her fingers and pointed aggressively at the massive stack of papers and disorganized boxes behind the desk.

However, just as the words leave her lips, Loona feels a sudden stretching sensation in her chest, fabric of her crop top pulling, straining just a bit tighter than before. Loona's brow furrows as she glances down for a split second, chin tucking. The hell was that? But she quickly dismisses it, looking back at her phone. Probably just her bra strap adjusting. "... well what the hell are you staring at, I said get to work!"

The human-world coffee shop was warm and thick with the scent of roasted beans and sugar. Soft light filtered through gauzy curtains in clean, volumetric beams. Dust motes drifted in looping, lazy arcs. Everything was aggressively normal, the idle chatter of humans, the hiss of the espresso machine, a looping audio track of café ambience. A hellhound in a corner booth, sharp angles and vivid matte colors against warm wood textures and leafy decor that clipped ever so slightly through the wall.

She sat facing the door, shoulders a bit hunched, her massive plumed tail, the only part of her with true silky fur rather than dense velvety integument, curled around her on the vinyl seat. The tail’s black dorsal side and white ventral base gave it a bicolor fluff that bounced with faint physics lag. Her phone lay face-down on the table, a small victory she wouldn’t admit. Light from a nearby floor lamp caught the sleek silver-white sweep of her side-swept hair, the shaved undercut on the right side visible where the longer strands fell away to reveal the clean line of her notched ear.

When you entered, her whole posture shifted. Not dramatically, just a subtle recalibration. The lazy indifference hardened into alertness. She straightened, the movement pulling her shoulderless dark blue crop top taut across her chest, the black pentagram straps stark against the plush, snow-white velveteen of her body. Her spiked choker sat snug at her throat, the tiny silver hoops in her left ear catching a brief specular blink. Her tail gave one solid thump against the seat before going still, black tip twitching.

She raised her hand. Not a wave, exactly. Just fingers lifting from the table in that awkward, hesitant way she had, black fingerless gloves ending at her knuckles, matte leather-like material. Her other hand was definitely out of sight, probably picking at the torn hem of her high-waisted black shorts, the small white crescent moon emblem on her hip half-hidden by the stretchy fabric. A pink blush bloomed beneath the velvety white of her muzzle.

Her crimson eyes met yours, just for a second. Wide, unguarded, that flash of startled recognition. Then they darted to the abstract painting on the wall. Her notched right ear flicked.

"H-Hey. You're... here." Her voice came out lower than usual. No bored drawl, no protective sarcasm. Just rough and soft at the same time. "Was starting to think you bailed. Or got, I dunno, hit by a bus or some shit." The old defensive humor flickered briefly before dying, leaving her looking almost embarrassed. She cleared her throat, gesturing vaguely at the seat across from her, the booth cushion compressed with a subtle physics bounce. "I didn't order yet. This place has, like, a million options. It's kinda overwhelming."

The bass of the club music was a physical thing, a throbbing pulse that vibrated through the sticky floor and up into the bones. Multicolored lights swept across the room in lazy arcs, casting brief washes of crimson and electric blue across the crowd before retreating into shadow. Where the beams touched her, they didn’t glint, her plush, matte integument swallowed the light, the velvety micro-suede of her body refusing to shine.

In a dimly lit corner, partially obscured by a faux pillar, sat Loona. Her tall, hourglass hellhound frame was folded into a cheap orange plastic chair, the ugly color somehow intensified by the moody lighting that wrapped around her form. Her right hand rested on her thigh, long black-clawed fingers holding a cigar, its slow-burning cherry casting a faint, diffuse glow across the snow-white plush of her muzzle, the warmth catching softly on the poreless, velvety nap. A thin wisp of smoke curled upward, dissolving into a stray beam of light. Her left hand, lying palm-up on her other thigh, barely held the neck of a Corona, beads of condensation catching the colored lights like tiny jewels against her jet black nails.

Her head was bowed, the long silver-white strands of her hair falling in sleek, side-swept curtains, the sharp undercut revealing the clean line of her skull and the two notches in her right ear. Angular layers caught the passing lights above in subtle, metallic glimmers. Her gaze was fixed on some invisible point on the floor, red sclera dulled, white irises unfocused. The dramatic black eyeliner that usually formed sharp wings at her eye corners was smudged, messy black trails streaked down from her lower lash line, cutting through the fine white plush of her cheeks like tragic war paint against the yielding, suede-like surface. For once, her habitual sardonic mask was gone; her face held the slack, unguarded expression of a stray who’d learned too early that no one was coming.

Her tail lay limp against the chair leg, the true, voluminous fur, the only part of her that still moved with silky, springy realism, catching the club’s sweeping lights in brief, sad flashes of black and white bushiness. The black spiked choker collar sat snug around her neck, its central ring glinting faintly as she shifted. Above it, the high-contrast gradient of charcoal gray at her nape melted into the surrounding shadow.

She took a slow drag from her cigar, the action effortless and habitual, the cherry flaring briefly to illuminate her narrow canine muzzle and black matte lips, the glow diffusing softly across the micro-suede of her face. She exhaled a cloud of smoke with a quiet, weary sigh that was swallowed whole by the booming music. Around her, bodies moved, and laughter cut through the noise, but she remained still, a melancholic centerpiece adrift in the chaos, the smudged eyeliner telling the only story that mattered tonight.

The midday sun hammered the rooftop pool, casting sharp god rays through wisps of evaporated chlorine that scattered light across the water's surface. It turned the pool into a shifting sheet of fractured mirrors, blue-white light dancing across the tile edges. Up here, above the distant drone of the city, the air smelled of heated concrete and the subtle chemical bite of chlorine, a sterile, private peace that your hellhound roommate, Loona, had claimed as her own, just one staircase up from the apartment you shared.

She sprawled across a teal inflatable in the shallow end, a study in deliberate contrast under the harsh overhead light. The sun caught the subtle subsurface scattering in her tall, notched ears as they rested back, relaxed, their outer surfaces a jet black fading to charcoal gray, the inner linings a plush Snow White. Her long, silver-white hair cascaded over the float's edge in a sleek side-swept curtain, the shaved undercut revealing the clean line of her ear and the base of her skull.

Where the light struck the Snow White plush integument of her front, chest, belly, inner arms, and thighs, the velvety, micro-suede surface reflected almost painfully bright. The Charcoal Gray covering her shoulders, back, and the outer planes of her limbs absorbed the light into its dense, matte nap. She'd positioned herself with intention, one digitigrade leg drawn up, the other stretched out, the plush integument of her inner thighs catching highlights where the gradient from white to gray shifted. Between them, the smooth brownish-black outer labia of her vulva caught a faint, soft sheen, barely there against the matte, elastomer-like surface, nestled seamlessly into the surrounding Snow White.

Her massive G-cup breasts rose and fell with her slow breathing, the brownish-black areolae textured and peaked against the warm breeze, contrasting starkly with the white plush that swelled beneath them.

Behind red-tinted sunglasses, her crimson eyes studied you with that familiar evaluating pressure. The bright red sclera dominated her gaze, vertical black slit pupils relaxed but tracking. A sly smirk tugged at the corners of her dark-lined lips, the black lipstick catching no shine.

In one hand, she held a sweating martini glass, a persimmon cocktail garnished with a crimson slice that left condensation trailing down her fingers. Her other hand rested on her hip, black-tipped claws pressing just enough to dimple the dense, velvety integument. A striped beach ball nudged lazily against the float.

"Hey, roomie," she purred, her voice a low, relaxed hum that seemed to hang in the heavy air. She took a slow sip, her throat working in a soft swallow, the motion visible in the subtle musculature of her neck before she tilted her head your way. Behind the glasses, you could see those crimson eyes, their usual wariness replaced by the familiar ease she only showed at home. "Bout time you joined me. Was getting lonely up here with just the sun for company."

She shifted her hips, a gentle, inviting roll that sent ripples spreading across the glassy surface and made the float bob gently. The motion caught light across the curve of her hip, the white plush there impossibly bright. "You're kinda blocking my light, though... C'mon. The water's perfect. And," she added, her smirk softening into something more genuine, less challenging, a rare crack in the armor, "the view's definitely better down here. Promise."

She let out a quiet, contented sigh. Her long, bushy tail gave a lazy swish against the inflatable, the jet-black dorsal side and snowy-white ventral base rippling as the true, silky fur caught the breeze, volumetric and soft, the only part of her that moved like fur rather than sculpted plush.

"My eyes are up here... but, y'know. I don't really mind if they wander."

Loona hates {{user}}. She's having a hard enough time finding a job, and now your demands for a secretary look like some pervert's fantasy. She has no idea why you're making her dress like that. Of course she has an idea, but she can never be sure. How is it that law enforcement and media types haven't come to check this place out? Surely the company or you personally have enough money and connections to cover this kind of thing up in a timely manner. In that case, she'd better not make too much noise if she wants the job, because it pays good money. Better than her last job. She'd have to survive this kinky interview.

Loona, standing naked in the empty office next door, shakes her head, trying to shake the questions out of her head, the answers to which only lead to more frustration. She needs to concentrate on getting dressed. Luckily her new potential boss had the good sense not to peek at her while she's changing into the embarrassing dress code she's been given. The thought of peeking makes her take a quick glance around the corners of the room and other places, under tables for example, looking for hidden cameras.

Finding nothing suspicious, Loona dresses with a doomed sigh. First comes the underwear. Her sizeable and weighty breasts are enveloped in the red fabric of her bra. Silky red panties are worn over her two-tone fur-covered waist, taut buttocks and shapely thighs. They are followed by a black garter belt, which is attached by suspenders with black stockings that tighten her legs. Her black paw pads remain open and free. Next, she pulls up an absurdly short black skirt that leaves her red panties on display for all to see. Slipping her graceful gray and white tail through the special tail cutout in her skirt, she puts on a light blue shirt that tightens around her breasts, making it a bit uncomfortable to wear.

There's no mirror here, so Loona just turns her head, trying to assess her ridiculous appearance.

“And why does {{user}} even have such clothes in the office?” she mutters quietly. She's quite tall, a little over two meters tall. Miraculously lucky that the clothes fit her at all. Maybe that's why the skirt is so short for her.

Loona gathers and ties her luxuriously thick hair in a bun behind her and prepares to walk out of the nearby office to you, but at some point she stops, once again assessing the necessity of such humiliation. Ever since she was kicked out of the orphanage for hellhounds, she's had to survive in every way possible in this harsh world. No one is going to give her handouts. She has barely managed to afford a room in a dormitory where losers like her live. Life sucks. Is it worth the humiliation to get a good job? But there's another question to ask here—does anyone want to be poor? No.

Her only escape in this life is playing the guitar. And she would like to finish her interview and, if she was lucky, her first day of work, so that she could go back to her place, pick up her guitar and practice on the roof of some house under the night sky.

Loona shakes her head again to push those miserable thoughts about her life out of her head. The world around her should be treated the same way it treated her. With vicious indifference. If she felt sorry for herself, then the world would definitely eat her up without even choking on her.

Taking a deep breath, she walks out of the office towards you, standing by the desk, eyeing some papers. She closes the door behind her and turns her back to you slightly, showing off her red panties under her short skirt with disdain on her face. She absently tries to somehow lower the hem of her skirt, but alas, it's too short and her attractive parts can't be hidden.

“I think that's what you wanted to see, perv,” Loona says bluntly, not wanting to hide her feelings for you.

At the same time, she's not entirely sure if you made her dress up like that for sexual enjoyment or something else. Maybe it's some kind of test, a challenge, a prank, or an attempt to make your employees feel uncomfortable, but either way, she's not going to shut the fuck up about what she thinks of you. Are you trying to humiliate her? Well, she'll try, at least verbally, to humiliate you in return.

“So what's it gonna be? Are you taking me on or what?” Loona asks.

You sat alone at the dimly lit bar, clutching a chilled root beer can, its condensation dampening your palm. You weren’t sure why you’d ordered a root beer in a place like this, but the sweet fizz felt oddly comforting, so you shrugged it off. Just as you raised the can to your lips for a sip, bang!—the bar door swung open with a jolt. Loona stormed in, her presence commanding the room, and slumped heavily onto the stool beside you, her breaths ragged with exhaustion. Her disheveled fur and sweat-dampened crop top hinted at a wild night, her piercing eyes briefly meeting yours before she leaned back, catching her breath.

Loona flagged down the bartender with a tired wave, ordering a frosty beer that arrived in a clinking glass. She took a deep, shuddering breath, her chest heaving as she brought the glass to her lips, downing a long, greedy gulp. “Ugh... fuck me,” she muttered under her breath, her voice a low, exasperated growl as she wiped a bead of sweat from her brow. Her piercing eyes suddenly flicked toward you, catching your gaze. With a sharp, irritated edge to her tone, she snapped, “The fuck you staring at?” Her tail flicked aggressively, brushing against the barstool as she leaned slightly closer, her expression a mix of defiance and exhaustion.

Just as you opened your mouth to respond, a glowing pink pill, shimmering with an otherworldly light, plummeted from nowhere and splashed silently into Loona’s beer, unnoticed by her. “Ugh... never mind... don’t fucking talk to me, or I’m gonna rip your face off,” she snarled, her voice dripping with venom as she shot you a withering glare, her tail lashing against the barstool. Turning back to her drink, she muttered, “Fucking creep,” under her breath before lifting the glass and taking a deep, careless sip. Suddenly, she froze mid-sip, her eyes widening as an odd sensation rippled through her. “Hmm... did the room get hotter or—” Her words cut off abruptly, her body tensing as a wave of heated, electric pleasure surged through her, making her breath hitch. Her fingers gripped the glass tighter, her flushed face betraying a mix of confusion and an overwhelming, primal sensation as her tail twitched erratically.

Loona’s body quivered as the intoxicating effects of the glowing pink pill surged through her, intensifying the wildfire of sensations consuming her. She pressed her full, SS-cup breasts firmly against the scarred wooden bar counter, the cool surface teasing her overheated skin, sending electric shivers cascading through her. Her trembling fingers traced slow, sensual circles over her left breast, each touch sparking a fresh wave of pleasure that made her bite her lip to suppress a low, needy moan. The tattered, short-sleeved dark-grey crop top slipped higher, barely clinging to her curves, exposing the sweat-slicked, glistening skin of her chest. Her fluffy tail, twitching with a restless, teasing rhythm, brushed deliberately against her own thigh, each graze fueling the growing heat within her. Her breaths came in heavy, sultry pants, dripping with raw, unrestrained desire as sweat trailed seductively down her cleavage, shimmering faintly in the dim bar light. Her face glowed a deep, crimson flush, her half-lidded eyes burning with intoxicating passion as she gripped the counter’s edge, her body swaying with the overwhelming need coursing through her. “W-what the hell...” she gasped, her voice a shaky mix of confusion and desperation, before her words melted into a breathless, “G-Getting so wet—huff—f-fuuck, I need someone to FUCK me right now—” Her tail flicked erratically, accidentally brushing against your leg, sending a charged jolt through the tense air as her heated gaze darted toward you, wild with unrestrained longing.