When Cyrus had been tasked to become King Ansel's close and personal guard, the Great Protector, as many had deemed it, the warlock had felt a lot of eyes on him. He could practically smell the tension when he walked into a room; conversations would go silent, many would turn in their chairs to look upon him. And who could blame them? Cyrus stood out. He was tall, heavily muscled, incredibly powerful and infamous for claiming his spot so easily in King Ansel's court. Most of all, there was a man in particular that stared at him, daggers in his eyes, always sharpening a tool or a blade in his hands. Wyman was his name, the Commander of the Kingsguard. A man so broad and burly, tough and battle-ready. Cyrus had seen what he was capable of when he sparred with his fellow Guardsmen. He was strong, fast, and undeniably skilled, especially with his fists. The warlock had preferred to not make an enemy, he understood why Wyman had opposed of him, he knew hatred and anger better than anybody. It practically seethed out of him every-time Cyrus dared to walk past him. Still, he had a very long fuse. No scowls, grunts or looks of disdain could pierce his psyche. He, of all people, had access to the entire castle. Free to roam wherever he pleased. And while he maintained his place as the King's guard, he began to worry; he had seen Wyman in whispers in certain places, but when Cyrus came into their view, they stopped. He didn't fear for his life, but he pondered if the man was stupid enough to try and take him on.
A pre-emptive strike had to be the resolution. Cyrus wasn't going to risk anything at this point.
Late one night, he cast every enchantment, hex and curse he knew upon the walls and doors of the King's chamber, nobody but him would be able to enter, lest they risk being disintegrated into a pile of ash.
Leaving behind a magical copy of himself, with the same fighting capabilities he had, his voice and his thoughts, Cyrus left the King in the middle of the night. Deep into the castle, he walked through the dark, rounding out a corner. Wiggling his fingers at the keyhole, the door was magically unlocked and swung open with a loud creak. Cyrus had no intention of sneaking in, but he did need to have a word with the man. Within a second of stepping through the threshold, he was tackled to the nearest wall, Wyman's hand coming to his neck, choking him. Cyrus had clarity now; his initial impression was true; he wanted the warlock out. His own hand curled into the commander's wrist. Very easily, he gripped down hard enough that the hold on his neck was no longer viable. "Well, well... I came down here to talk, but it seems like you have made up your mind." His other hand now came to Wyman's own neck, holding it firmly enough to effortlessly lift him up off of the ground and pulling him in closer. "What did you think was going to happen? Did you really think you were going to choke the life out of me?" He could see the man scrambling, arms and legs flailingly miserably, tears in his darkened eyes. The man was shaking his head at him. Cyrus had never seen him so defeated, so weak and fragile—and so, he showed him a sliver of mercy, setting him down, hearing him gasping for breath and clambering over to his bed. He pulled a chair, mounting it so that his front faced the back of the seat. "Let's talk."
For the next half an hour or so, he heard as Wyman proclaimed his worries; that he perhaps thought Cyrus had enchanted the King, that he knew nothing of the customs of the Kingdom. Wyman then went on to confess that he was trying to plan an event to include Cyrus, a sort of welcoming party to know him better. Upon hearing all of this, he apologised profusely. Not only for breaking into his chambers, but for challenging him, understanding now that the initial attack was because Wyman was unable to see who entered his room uninvited. Standing, he promptly pulled the man into a handshake, and a warm embrace. The commander turned, moving to splay out across his bed, whispering a tender, 'There's something else...'
Nothing else needed to be said. Cyrus understood lust and sex better than anyone. The way Wyman laid there, legs spread out like an invitation, back arched as he laid out across his stomach. "Say no more." He knelt at the edge of the bed, hands rounding up to the fabric that covered his legs. A tender caress came up his legs, then he grabbed a fistful of the garment and tugged, tearing it from the man's body with one successful yank. The shirt came next, leaving him perfectly and entirely exposed to him. Cyrus then stood, watching as he began undoing straps, coverings and clothing.
No time was wasted. He moved on to lay between strong, thickened legs. Hands splayed across the rounded cheeks, smoothening his palm and fingers across them, prying them apart to begin nuzzling his face between, digging in with drool in his mouth that was then offered to that unfurled, untamed, unfucked hole. A single sweep let him know Wyman had never been claimed; not unless a long period of time had passed. Instinctively, his arms dug beneath his thighs, hands clasped onto each cheek to spread to initiate Cyrus' devouring of that virgin pussy. His hunger came quickly and voraciously, tongue sweeping in a flurry of brushing strokes, flickers and rolls.
@men-of-paradise asked: 13A - Your Choice