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41-OH MY GOD! He is so HOT!
PETER PAN AND ME 41OH MY GOD! He is so HOT!At the time, it was not known to us that Neverland was being raided byVikings, who wanted fresh slaves, fresh resources, and general mayhem,which was set for a further more global target. Also unknown to us, agiant snake, the name of Bendar, was crawling along the floor and movingsilently up at us. Peter and I had attended a fairy marriage where Ipresented the garland gay to the groom.. It's not like what it sounds.Anyway, spent from a night of eating, dancing, having been shrunken andrestored to our regular sizes, we rested in a niche on the wall of KingKong's...yeah, that's right you heard it correctly---the kindly, veryhospitable King Kong and family---King Kong's castle.Peter was all over me, lifting me up, above me, horizontally, bending me,and making me really, really hard, hot, and sweaty. I was pre cumming andI wondered if Peter knew what he was doing to me. He was getting overlyhuge too ---I could feel it between us as I have in the past but thistime...I thought I felt wetness too. Had Peter matured. Certainly I nolonger felt 11 years old and I thought Peter looked more like 15 or 16now. He must have some kind of...of bodily functions going on...and rightnow I was too in tuned to MY bodily functions to caress...caress...ohyeah, Peter caress me like you are right now....Peter's snake was rising and rising and rising and coming out of theleaves. Did he know? It was nearing my now bare...Bendar crawled along the crags and cracks of the rock wall, making itsway steadily toward us, knowing we were there, ready to please his belly.The head rose up at the hole, parting the satin purple curtains there andthe huge jaws opened, ready to swallow Peter and I whole....the snakecrawled for the hole...I had my hands on Peter's muscled smooth back. I felt compelled to movemy hand to his...you know. "Oh, T'is like a snake...." I blew out mymouth as I also murmured while I closed my eyes and gripped and jerked.It was just short of being a loving hiss."OHHHHHH!" Peter jumped. He had turned and saw the huge fangs of thegiant rattler snake. For a moment I think he believed we had beenshrunken again but King Kong and everything in this area of KensingtonGardens was in some sort of giant fairy land, Skull Island I think. Notsure. Anyway, Peter turned to see the snake's face. He jumped, let me go,my hand slipping right off his penis. I fell off the cotton ball bed andlanded on my butt and right side. That was the impetus for my expulsionof a thick load of cum. It unloaded all over my denim cut offs and sortof hung there in clumps, like a water balloon. I landed and got mad."Peter! What the..." But my dickhead was so burning with fiery love andleaking lovely man juice, I couldn't stay mad.Peter grabbed a ball of cotton, further making me fall off what littlecotton I had under me, and he shoved it into the maw of the snake, themouth of which had filled the entrance circumference. It moved back a bitbut it's head was still very much the only view from our "room".Peter, for his part, pulled his leaves on, quickly, jumped out the holeexit and I would swear as his feet pounced on the nose of the giant snakethat I heard some kind of strange cartoon-like sound effect like BOMP orBEEP or something. Peter even said something like, "Ding Dong" or "BeepBeep" or both. He half flew, half slid up the snake's head and down itsslimy back, "WEEEE! WHOA WHOOOOO! Great ride!" He had that butterflyeffect in his stomach but even though this boy who knew countless stomachflopping causing moves in the air and even outer space or under the sea,it was like a new joy to him. He was such a child. At heart. He slidalong the snake's body and rode it like a slide into a pool but as hereached the end of the snake tail, he yelled, "Whoa, road closedahead!!!! Hahahahaha!" He grabbed onto the tail and held it and itswung, with him on it!The snake turned to eat this bite sized bite---Peter---so I grabbed ahand full of dirt from the wall and a few rocks came with it--and threwit at the snake head. The thing looked right in at me, taking its faceaway from Peter's nose--to almost come nose to nose with me. The eyeswere so close. And this cum in my shorts was making me uncomfortablephysically. I reached in, instinctively and grabbed a palm full of it andtossed it at the eyes of the snake, yelling in fear and war panic. Theloads hit the snake square between the eyes. Before I could say,"Missed," the cum split and made a wide parting. There was enough tosplatter into both eyes and I yelled as I did it. This made the snakeunable to see for a few minutes. It blinked and coiled backward. But Ithink it also made it much more dangerous as now it was desperate andblinded. It struck at the cave hole and nearly forced it's face in,getting lucky or going on instinct. I didn't care which, for the caveshook, rocks came tumbling in from the exit and a few hit my foot but thepain didn't really hurt that much. Dirt came off the roof. I fell.Getting up, I found Peter's sword...his metal one!---not the one you werethinking about, waited for the leathery skin of the snake to move out ofthe way and give me an open spot, and threw it down to Peter, "Peter,catch!"Peter flying up, caught the sword by the hilt in the most dramatic waypossible, like at the last second or something and he turned his bodyquite dramatically too. He then flew to the tail, nailing the snake tothe marble floor! The snake hissed and screamed. It reared up and backtoward its own tail.Laughing Peter just barely avoiding its snapping jaw and screamed up tome, "The other one!" Hearing him, the snake took a nose dive for him and he flew up out of theway, bounced a foot on its head and took off again.I found his other sword and hesitated before I threw it, "Oh, Peter doyou really have to kill it?"Peter air dodged the blind snake's head as it reared to find him and usedthe sound of his voice to do so. "Just throw, Chase, throw! Throw foryour life!""So melodramatic." I finally threw the sword to Peter and Peter backhanded the sword for an extensive swing to the neck of the snake. I shutmy eyes but opened one back up. "Peter! Do you really have to slay it?"Peter stopped. He waved a free hand in disgust. "Ahhh, you ruin all thefun!""But...but it's just hungry. How do we get rid of it?""You tell me! You're the one who...hey, how about you eat it like you didthat chicken at the wedding.""Peter, let that go, will you?" A huge hand came down and picked up thesnake by the neck and held the head. It was King Kong. "Oh thank you!" Icalled up to him. The tail was still nailed to the marble floor."He is just hungry," King Kong sent to my mind telepathically."But where were your cows and sheep? Why did he go for us and not them?""They are away in their night rooms.""How'd he get in?""He didn't. He's my son Kiko's.""Oh.""Is he poisonous?" Peter exclaimed, hoping it to be so."No."Peter's face fell. He went to his sword at the tail. "Oh, uhm, sorryabout that," he said and really didn't sound sorry. Or rather he wassorry but more sorry that the adventure was over and the danger past. Andthat the snake was not poisonous. He did so love danger and near death."No problem," Kong sent telepathically, although to Peter he said it inape talk. Ape talk was something Peter understood, the little savage."It's his own fault. He will heal. He should not have sneaked out of hiscage.""Oh but let me!" I jumped out the hole and slowly descended down likefriggin Mary Poppins but without the umbrella. I loved umbrellas. Poppinsused one. John Steed in the Avengers TV series used one and in the NewAvengers, I think. Of course, villains like the Penguin used them too.And those six old people in that awful horror movie HOMEBODIES, they usedan umbrella to stab a social worker who was going to shut down theirapartment complex and evict them. Can you believe it! They killed people,the old geezers. Peter should never see that movie--not that he could sitstill for a movie--a story maybe. A movie? I would love to try him onone. Or one on him.Anyway, I should get on with the boring stuff and tell you that I healedthe snake's tail after landing. I went to remove Peter's sword from thetaut tail, which was suspended between Kong's hands and the nailed marblefloor."Uhm, no." Peter said simply and moved me out of the way by gentlybrushing his knuckles against my chest and moving me out of the way. Indramatic grandiose style, Peter removed his sword from the snake tail. Iimmediately ran to it and put my hands on it. I was tired so it took along time to heal the snake. I think King Kong was getting impatient andas for King Peter, he was always impatient when adventures just ended. Kiko came up to the area and took the snake, "Sorry, papa.""Oh boy," I said, "That's his pet?" I flew back up to the cave hole so Icould see Kong's face as I spoke."Yes." Kong made a snarling face at Kiko who put the snake's face up tohis and rubbed. The snake licked him on the cheek. Kong smiled at Kiko,not able to keep a stern face at his child.This too upset Peter, for he would never know a son---or so he thought.Or rather didn't think about. Peter flew back up to me and I pulled hardby his sides, one hand on each deltoid. He looked sad. "Oh Peter, it wasa great move you made.Peter brightened, "Ohhh, it was, wasn't it!""Yeah!" I said, trying to sound as excited as he while the gorillasstomped off . "Let's get some sleep now, okay?""Okay."Much later that night..while I did get some rest...I was not destined toget a good night's sleep, Peter was crying. He was bending on his face onhis knees and his hands were over his face at times and at times wrappedaround his legs as he sobbed uncontrollably into them and on them. Ileaned on the cotton bed, thinking, at first, he was teasing me. Then Irealized he was not. I looked over the bed side. Should I interfere? Ofcourse it might have been one of his nightmarish dreams, the ones thatupset him so but this time, he seemed awake and more aware of what wasgoing on. I looked at him, getting out of bed and leaning down, bendingover and getting on my knees, "Boy, why are you crying?""Because, I just..." his voice broke and he started crying again, "It'sjust...uh....uh..." He whimpered again. I thought it amusing in a waythat Peter was this great swordsmen, a boy who knew magic to some extent,and a killer of pirates and gladiators, a leader of Lost Boys and ally ofsavage Indians, a master of almost all forms of martial arts and here hewas, on the floor, crying like a little....child. "I just realized that Iwas a bird...""Peter, you've known that...""No, I not finish. And birds..." He put his hands on his face again andthen his arms over his eyes.I removed his arms, "Pe...""And birds fly. But Penguins are birds too and they cannot fly!" Hebellowed into his arms and cried again."Peter, you have fairy dust with you?" I knew he did."Yeah, so what's that got to...""Yeah," I said as I realized that he began to think the same thing I wasthinking. Peter stopped crying, like right away, stood up and began tostrap on his swords, and his bag of fairy dust. I was puzzled, "What?What are you doing? Where?""C'mon, we have to find Penguins!""What?!! NOW???""Yup!""Oh dear."So now we're off to Find Penguins to give them the power of flight, atleast for a short time, just so that they could enjoy it for a time andthen go back to their normal lives. It was Peter's way. Just my luck thatthere are 18 species of penguins, found in South Australia, New Zealand,and off the coasts of Peru, Chile, and South Africa. Some species live asfar north as the equatorial Galapagos Islands, but they are primarilycold-weather birds. There are seven species of Antarctic penguins: theAdelie, Gentoo, Macaroni, Chinstrap, Rockhopper, King, and Emperor. Wefound them all. How I longed to go home, to Neverland. In return, theytaught Peter to porpoise. They are the only bird to "porpoise." That isto say, they launch themselves out of the water, momentarily flying influid arches as they continue to swim forward at high speeds likedolphins. Penguins do this in order to breathe, but porpoising alsocreates air bubbles that reduce friction during swimming. Gentoo penguinsare thought to be the fastest of all swimming birds, achieving speeds ofthirteen to seventeen miles per hour. Peter absorbed this all in andpracticed and laughed. Home, how I long to be home. Home. Where I wantedto be. Peter, I'm tired. But it was marvelous seeing all those places.While we were doing this, Tyler found that he could open a portal backto Neverland. To do this, for he could not do it on his own, he neededthe help of one of the fairy folk. He knew about fairies and they likedhim, for they knew the confusion in his heart and some of the moremischievous ones liked using him, for they never knew when that confusionwould serve them in their pranks and nasty ways. They found him layingand sitting against a tree, tears drying on his eyes and sobbing still inhis throat. He was more asleep than awake and dreamt of times with Peterand myself, as well as Legolas. The fairies that passed by on their wayhome from the wedding, passed over his long slender legs and some tweakedhis nose as they passed over that way. But the last one, a rather nastypiece of work called Alex, decided to wake him up and so went under histunic and used both feet to stamp into his navel. Tyler awoke with astart and Alex yelled and came out from the bottom of the tunic, yellingand cursing at Tyler, who was, of course, immediately taken by this newcomer.To make a long story short or a short story long, Tyler was taken by Alexand Alex decided to use that. He helped Tyler using fairy magic andopened a portal. Tyler and Alex both stepped through and were whisked toNeverland, where they arrived long before us.While this was happening, Graham had his captain, severely wounded by avery young Indian brave warrior, brought back to the huge ship and placedin a bunk not the captain's own. As the captain was being brought in bytwo other Vikings, Graham saw a lanky, lean, blond boy in the woodenhallway. The boy had a torso that was almost as long as his long muscledlegs. The boy was hairless on his body but he had long bright flowingblond hair on his head and his big green eyes widened in terror. "That'sCaptain Acun!""Stay out of the way, son," Graham told him. The boy, Scen, came forward, "Why aren't you bringing him into his owncabin, father?""I said stay out of the way, Scen," Graham brushed him aside with one armbut Scen was not brushed easily and didn't move that far in the hallway.Graham hit him harder.Scen shut his eyes as his back hit the wall. "Why?""I will make a man out of you yet, Scen. My father had me hunting andgathering food at the age of 6.""But I'm not 6.""No, you are close to 16, my son and still you act as a female. Healing.Medicine. Letting the wounded live. You've not even taken a life.""We've talked about this before. I believe in life," Scen said, holdinghis chin high."I do too but only if it is worth living as a man and not some...."Acun gasped inside. Graham turned from Scen's worried look to thecabin, "We shall finish this talk later and I shall make you a man." Scen wondered how that was going to happen. He was more worried about thecaptain however.Acun gasped, as he was laid on the wooly rug covered bunk in a smallercabin than his own. The arrow was still in his gut. Graham ordered thetwo Vikings to take off the man's armor and they did. They were notgentle about it and this caused Acun greater pain as the arrow movedaround while the two brutes manhandled him to get off the armor crotchcovering and armor chest covering. Graham thought that the captain shouldnot wear armor but be manly and brave the possibility of getting stabbedor run through without the armor. Graham had to make it look like hecared, "Has the young savage that shot our good captain, been slain yet?""No," a third Viking pushed past Scen. He was named Strang. "He and hiskin that survived made it into the woods and we cannot find them. Thereis, however, another tribe, it seems on the other side of the lake.""Another tribe of these primitives?""Yes, sir.""Take it out." Acun coughed. Blood was on his lips.The two Viking men finished, came to look at Graham and they shook theirheads negatively as though to say this Captain would not last long. Hewas not a hated captain. The men liked him in fact. Graham went over tothe captain's body and grasped the arrow. Strang came closer and put hishand on Graham's arm, "No, as next captain...you cannot bloody your handson the old one..."Scen was looking in as the other two Vikings moved past him, leaving."Next captain?""I understand." Graham looked at Strang.Strang gripped the arrow and with only one hand. With his other, he heldthe chest of Acun and tore the arrow out. Acun jerked upward and gasped.He fell back onto the bed after convulsing upward a great deal. "He shalltake a long time to die I think.""Should we just...?""I do not know." Strang said."I cannot order such a thing. I do not want the men to think..."Acun gasped, "Let me just die on my own time..."Graham looked visibly upset at this. Acun gasped and it would not be aslong as Strang thought before the old captain died from his belly arrowwound.Scen grew upset by all this. He was sensitive and kind. He did not likeanything to suffer, let alone a captain that was good to him. Acun alwaystried to talk to Graham, Scen's father. Acun convinced him not to be ashard on Scen as Graham wanted to be. Graham would have probably killedScen if it had not been for Acun. Acun thought Graham his friend butGraham seemed to only want his experience and advice on how to be captainof his own sailing vessel. Now, it looked like Graham would get his wish,Scen would be left to his father's devices and be made a man, and Acunwould die ,a slow and painful death. Scen shook his head and movedforward, "Father, perhaps I shall try the herbs and..."Graham yelled, "Be gone, fair one. Before I forget my desire to have ason who is a man and outright..."Acun coughed, "Leave him be, Graham. He is your son. And there are thoseamong us that are like he, brave in other ways. They...." He struggledas Strang held the wound with both hands, getting blood on his. Acuncoughed and his eyes rolled. But he came to and said, "They...they servepurposes.""Bah, cooking, sewing, gathering wool and fire wood, herbs that cannotheal such wounds...it's all a female's work!"Acun bent his head up and tried to sit up and gasped in pain. "Not all.There are others, male who are like your son. They have a place among us.Just as there are females, daughters who are gallant warriors and Vikingtraders as we.""Bah. The females are not as good as we..but you need to rest...""Rest..." Acun laid his head back. He shut his eyes, "We all haveour...place...even the dying...""He is." Strang said, "Dying. And that leaves you...in charge, CaptainGraham."Graham tried to hide his feelings. Scen had taken from his pouch aroundhis waist, some herbs and put them on the wound as Strang released it.The blood flow began to stop. Scen smiled at his father, who looked athim with anger. Scen's smile dropped. Graham looked at Strang, "Get himout of here," he said in a whisper."C'mon, out, son," Strang said.Scen allowed Strang to usher him physically out. Once up above, he jumpedoff the side of the ship and swam to the shore. He walked along it,taking off all his clothes and revealing a lithe, lean, tall body withlanky legs, smooth and shiny. He passed a pit and glanced inside. Therehe saw Indian bodies and he was appalled. He lost his breath. He heardtwo Vikings approaching, complaining about burial duty, hauling shovelsto the spot. Scen turned and ran. He couldn't believe his father'sbloodthirsty ways. The way that his father wanted him to accept andembrace and enact in. Scen gulped and turned and ran and ran and ran. Hewasn't sure which way he should run but he ran blindly. He ploughedthrough foliage, unaware that an Indian arrow had been trained on himjust moments before. He fell and tumbled down a steep hill into the lake.He splashed into it and his sobs were lost under the lake. He stood up.The water was not deep. He swam to where it was deeper and then on theother side, past some hillsides of foliage, he spotted a shiny whitewaterfall. He swam over to it and began to bathe under it. Tyler watchedScen bathe. He was wandering in the woods again, not something a youngprince should do, but here he was, his eyes caught by the sight of Scen.It was then that he fell in love with the boy. His eyes roved over Scen'sbright blond hair, up to his forehead, enjoying. Scen enjoyed the watersplashing there and dripping down his face, his manly neck and broadshoulders, dripping down the front of his smooth chest where his nippleswere square pegs under the cool water. He rubbed the water all over hisbody, his underarms, which were hairless, his belly, water splonked inand out of his navel and splashed to the nether regions. It was at thispoint, that his love, Tyler's love, grew to such a great passion, thatwas lost total control of his somewhat limited morality...and it wouldspell disaster for him, Scen, Peter, and myself...and cost us the livesof at least two lost boys...The play Peter Pan and its characters are trademarks of and copyrightJ.M.Barrie.