Mythos of Lust 2: Daughters of the Forest

Story Excerpt

Twenty years after Elys first encountered Althea and began his transformation into a forest entity, the time has come to breed with their daughters. Each daughter, bound to a different tree, manifests unique personalities and desires that mirror their chosen species. The Oak daughter demands with authority, while the Willow daughter seduces with fluid grace. The Maple daughter’s sweet facade masks an insatiable hunger reminiscent of her mother Althea, and the Birch daughter teases with playful mischief. As Elys breeds each daughter in turn, his own transformation progresses – his massive form slowly rooting into the earth, becoming the central breeding tree of a new forest. Through intimate encounters shaped by each daughter’s tree essence, the story explores themes of transformation, primal nature, and the cycle of forest growth. As his daughters take turns claiming their father’s seed, Elys gradually evolves into something greater. Major themes include: transformation, primal nature, forest magic, family bonds, and the raw power of natural forces.