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@professorgatti
“It’s sort of like jumping but just not coming down again. Or maybe a roller coaster if you go fast enough. Or when you stand in the wind and just close your eyes.” Hopefully, his description made sense. There was a reason he wasn’t a poet. As the other kept talking, Eiji could feel his whole face tuning a deeper and deeper shade of pink. “O-Oh!” he gasped, “Sorry, I didn’t, well, I mean, I’m sorry. I should have understood, I um…that’s not good of them either. Not, not during class, or ever ‘cause students shouldn’t do that with professors and it’s, how are they supposed to study if they’re trying to, you know, that with…you?”
A soft chuckle left the wolf’s lips as the other spoke and he shook his head. “No, it’s not good of them, but there’s nothing I can do. If I get too close and they are aroused, I’d be able to smell it and my body is pretty... sensitive to those odors,” Dominic stated before he looked at the cashier. “Bottle of water. He’s paying,” Dominic told the man, pointing in the faerie’s direction before he looked down at him. “I suppose after this I’ll bid you adieu, Eiji.”
Adrian liked running during the night. He found himself wanting to run most nights when he was getting tired of being in his office and grading papers. He went down the trail that he was shown. He wanted to run and feel closer to nature. He had been lucky to have not run into anyone who would want to hunt him. He slowed down and gave a sniff to the wind. He turned to see that there was a wolf coming towards him
Out of instinct he growled slightly before walking over to the male, giving him a sniff. Moving back he shifted back to his human form. “I didn’t mean to run in your area, I’m used to running wherever I want,” he said standing in the woods naked.
Honestly, when Dominic had approached the other wolf, he hadn’t expected him to change before him. If anything, he wanted to have someone to run with him, but when the other changed into his skin and spoke, Dominic knew it was only polite for him to do the same. Slowly he began to shift, his massive black wolf slowly turning into his six-foot-seven hulking frame and with eyes still golden, he looked the other over.
“It’s not really my area,” Dominic said with a chuckle as his eyes began to turn back to his normal color and he took a step closer, his massive frame brushing against the tree branches as he walked into the clearing. “I was actually coming because I caught your scent and I thought it would be nice to have someone to run with.” Even though he was a born and natural Alpha, he was a packless Alpha and that was a lonely existence. “But I don’t think I’ve seen you around campus before... When did you get in?”
“Well, as of the moment, anywhere where there is light…” the warlock nodded as he moved along the hallway with the taller man – at least he had some good back up in case someone suddenly jumps in. They can taste the wrath of a six foot something wolfman – who knows he could be seven feet it’s just that the shadows were just hiding it. “And I sure damn hope you’re heading there too I won’t let myself be led into deeper darkness.
“To be fair, this hallway isn’t as dark to me - my senses are heightened compared to you warlocks,” Dominic stated before he chuckled and moved to put his hands into his pockets. “But I certainly wouldn’t mind taking you towards the parts of this campus that are more in use on a weekend,” Dominic stated before he gestured behind the warlock. “We’ll have to go this way, though. The further you venture this way, the more dark you’ll come across.”
“Flying helps reach the top shelf,” Eiji laughed. Wings were his only way to have even a taste of what it was like to be tall. “That’s rude though, them trying to make you mad. What would they do if they won the game? Probably run a really long way away. Or get scared and just sit there. People usually just think I’m tiny and dumb ‘cause I’m a faerie. Only one is true though.” Dumb was up for debate but he liked to think he had at least a few brain cells to rub together.
“See, you know how it feels to fly whereas I don’t... so you do have something over me,” Dominic said with a grin, hoping to make the young fae feel better. Of course, soon enough, the werewolf found himself chuckling and he reached back to scratch the back of his neck. “They’re not trying to get me mad... They’re trying to get me aroused. Wolves are known for being... pretty easy to get going, so to speak.” He knew that this talk wasn’t one he should be having with a student, let alone in public, but Eiji seemed to be a faerie that respected his elders. “So when I say they’re trying to rile me up... they’re trying to get me going.”
Right…big, tall people probably didn’t have to worry about getting the stuffing knocked out of them. Eiji had never been big in his life. Even as a child, he had been on the smaller side and as an adult that really hadn’t changed. “What’s it like being big?” he asked. The ability to overpower someone was something he thought about more often than he would ever admit, but already he had settled with the fact that it was something he would never be able to do. “Do the people in your class listen all the time?” If someone bigger than him was giving instructions, Eiji knew very well he would listen to each word.
The question that came was one that caught the wolf off-guard and he couldn’t help but chuckle as he lifted his shoulders in a shrug. “It’s... well, you don’t need help reaching the top shelf,” Dominic said with a chuckle before he looked over at the fae. “Honestly, I couldn’t tell you. I’ve never experienced what it’s like to be small so I have nothing to compare it to. But no, they don’t listen all the time. Because I’m a wolf, they tend to... want to get me riled up. Or at least try to. For some students, it’s their favorite game.”
“Of course it’s the Italian who cooks, Jesuschrist—” the warlock’s should-be thoughts turned into words before he could even realize what was happening. And when he did, all that there is was a nervous chuckle and shook the hand instead, a second longer than usual as his mind wracked for something to divert his previous comment, like maybe a name. “Icarus McLachlan. Social Sciences – Anthropology… the not boring kind,” he nodded. “…and just like you, I was here for work— didn’t know that a part of it involves being a contestant of Total Blackout…”
The werewolf could only chuckle at the other’s words, unable to stop himself from smiling as the shorter male took his hand. Giving it a firm shake, he couldn’t help but wonder why the other was curious about his Italian heritage, but he said nothing and he nodded at the other’s words. “Well, it is a Saturday,” Dominic stated with a chuckle, moving to put his hands into his pockets. “Most professors don’t have a class on Saturday, or Sunday for that matter, so the halls are darker than they would be normally.” Still, he thought it was interesting that the other was over near his part of the building, but he didn’t say anything of it. “Nice to meet you, though, Icarus. Which way are you heading?”
Would you love to own and enslave anyone?
“No, that’s something that doesn’t really interest me... I don’t like taking away someone’s free will. Sure, I can be a bit dominant at times but... not to that extent.”
“It’s okay,” he replied, wandering toward the front of the cafeteria. “How long do you have to teach? It’s like public speaking, isn’t? I’d never be a teacher, too much talking and to many people staring at you. Plus, you have to know the answer to everything. It’s terrifying. How are you not scared? There’s probably enough students to trample you.”
The much taller professor followed alongside the fae and he chuckled. “It depends on the class. Sometimes an hour, sometimes three. Today is an hour long class,” Dominic stated before he grinned. “But no, it’s not that terrifying. If only because I’m big enough that most of the students couldn’t trample me and if they tried? Well, I’d just shift. My wolf form is just as big as I am,” Dominic teased as he walked up to the line, glancing down at the faerie. “Besides, I’m teaching a subject I actually worked in, so it’s one I’m familiar with to the point where I’m not worried that what I’m teaching them is wrong since I can give them my own experiences, too.”
@professorgonzalez
If there was one thing Dominic found that was useful when it came to helping him fight off the student’s advances, it was running his fur. Making it an almost nightly habit, the professor would leave his apartment and towards the tree line, quickly shedding his clothes before he shifted into his massive wolf form. Today was no different, and with his claws digging into the soil, the wolf ran, enjoying the feeling of wind in his fur.
As he ran, though, he caught the scent of another wolf and quickly began to follow it, his strides slower as he didn’t want to spook the other wolf, and once he was close enough, he began to walk, golden eyes finding the silhouette of another wolf. He didn’t make any sound, though, knowing that as the wind shifted, the other would know of his presence there.
As someone who has inherited the Pulse, Icarus isn’t exactly the kind that gets lost – bitch he can read the damn earth and find his way out… it was just that the place was too dark that it might as well be some horror house with a school setting than an actual working school. And as his light fell onto a face that made him jump before the recognition hit him, the warlock let out a small sigh as he shook his head. “Me? Oh no, I’m good,” he smiled. Cool teacher, Icarus. Save that damn dignity and be the cool teacher. “Just you know—it’s just dark…” he chuckled. Name. The wolf. Gatti – aka the-one-guy-that-he-needs-to-avoid-to-not-risk-his-lasagna-recipe-getting-judged-by-an-actual-Italian.
“Just chillin’ in pitch black darkness like nothing’s gonna come out and rip my head off—usual stuff…” he then joked as he sighed once more to psyche himself out.
As the six foot seven wolf took a couple of steps closer, he couldn’t help but chuckle at the other’s words. “Well, at least you don’t have to worry about vampires and werewolves and demons and things that go bump in the night,” Dominic started before he paused, only to grin lightly as he broke the distance between the two of them, offering his hand to the slightly shorter male. “I don’t think we’ve had the privilege of meeting... I’m Dominic Gatti, professor of Culinary Arts,” he stated, giving a nice grin as he looked the other over, getting the scent of warlock off of him. “So what brings you down this hall if you don’t mind my asking?”
Eiji rocked on his heels as he waited for a response. He hated the idea of being a burden on other people and this man had helped him; he needed to do something in return. A large grin spread across his face when a decision was finally reached. “Okay!” he cheered, “I’ll get you the biggest water bottle they make.” There, now the world made sense again. Much better. “Do you want it now or later?”
“I can take it now,” Dominic said with a chuckle. He knew that most water bottles weren’t that big and didn’t cost that much, so he figured that the other wasn’t going to go in debt for giving him something in return. Still, he couldn’t help but admire the other’s want to help out and he smiled lightly. “If you don’t mind. I’ve got a class to teach soon and having water helps to keep my mouth from going dry.”
Alonzo gently cupped Dominic chin, slowly thrusting in his mouth. He slowly emptied his balls, shooting his sweet cream in the professor mouth. ‘’ Sorry that i didn’t last very long, you just feel so good.’’ he sighed, leaning his head back.
The wolf was surprised, to say the least, when he felt the other come inside of his mouth - he knew that vampires were supposed to have the best stamina, so it definitely caught him off-guard, and he made sure to swallow as much of the vampire’s cum as he could before he pulled away. His hands moved to stroke the other professor’s cock, making sure that it didn’t completely go soft on him and he slowly kissed his way up the male’s body. “Don’t be sorry... I take it as a compliment... Besides, it’s usually easier for people to take my cock after they’ve had an orgasm or two.”
Alonzo leaned his head back, moaned a bit louder, feeling vibrations on his cock. It was pure heaven, seems like the other was enjoying himself as well. Alonzo looked down at the male and smirked. ‘’ If you keep that up a bit longer, i will make sure you get a nice salty surprise.’’
Hearing the other’s warning, the wolf did nothing to stop, keeping his ministrations going. His hands moved to rest on the male’s thick thighs, kneading them as he continued to suck the fat cock, obscene slurping sounds coming from his mouth as he hoped to bring the other to orgasm.
“I guess you have a point… People tell me all of my taste is in my mouth but I guess that’s a bit too nice. I want to do something. You helped me find my stuff so I should do something for you. I can’t cook but I guess it’s not that different from synthesis so maybe I could help or, I don’t know…”
It was cute that the other wanted to do something in thanks, but Dominic really didn’t require anything. Even still, the werewolf figured that the other was going to be adamant about it and he reached up to scratch his beard in thought. Pausing, he looked down at the fae with a smile on his lips. “You could buy me a water?” It was a small enough offer than the wolf would take it, and hopefully it was enough to satisfy the adamant fae.
“Going swimming doesn’t sound bad, hiking sounds pretty alright too. What are you doing right now?” Anthony looked at him with a friendly smile, almost certain that the last thing the older man would want to do with his free time was spend it with some kid, but there’s no harm in taking a chance in the spirit of making new friends. “Maybe you could show me the way.”
“Well, I was going to go and run the trails,” Dominic stated, a chuckle to his tone before he reached up to scratch his beard. “But I can show you the way to the pools if you’d like?” The wolf wasn’t sure which the student wanted to do, having said he liked both of the things he suggested, but he did want to help the young warlock.
Bellamy gestured down the hall with his free hand as he started to walk, “My apartment isn’t far from here, if you don’t mind the walk. I’d rather not crack open a good bottle of scotch on school grounds, we’d have every student within walking distance on us in moments.”
The werewolf knew where the apartments were, so he wasn’t surprised to hear it wasn’t that far off. Still, he chuckled and nodded. “You’ve got a point - especially since some of the students could probably hear it from across quad,” Dominic joked lightly before he began to walk alongside the slightly shorter vampire. “So what brought you to Westbridge, Bellamy?”