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When playing Minecraft with a player you used to play with over ten years ago. starts asking you so weird question stop and turn of your computer, as this isn't what Allen walker did now he has to fight to survive in a world he created with the dangerous of the world with the horniness of mobtalker #futa #futanari #r18 #horror #survival #genderbent #yuri

Alter_Columbina · Video Games
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Shadows of the Skulk

Shadows of the Skulk

Allen Walker felt a chill run down her spine as she faced the female Herobrine, the room darkening around them. The spectral figure smiled, a disconcerting expression that made Allen's heart race.

"Let's talk," Herobrine began, her voice echoing eerily. "You've done well to survive this long, but you're just scratching the surface of what's truly happening here."

Allen swallowed hard, trying to maintain her composure. "What do you mean?"

Herobrine's eyes glowed brighter. "This world is more than just a game. It's a complex system, a network of realities where players and NPCs are entwined. Some of us have existed here for eons, watching, guiding, and sometimes...testing."

Allen's mind raced with questions. "Why are you telling me this? What do you want from me?"

Herobrine stepped closer, her presence both intimidating and strangely comforting. "You have potential, Allen. You've faced the dangers of this world head-on. But there's something more within you, something that could change the balance of power here."

Allen frowned. "What do you mean?"

Herobrine pointed to Allen's chest. "The skulk infection. It's not just a disease; it's a transformation. You're becoming something more, something powerful. But with that power comes a choice."

Allen's eyes widened. "A choice?"

Herobrine nodded. "Embrace the skulk and become a Warden, a guardian of this world. Or resist it and remain as you are, a player trying to survive. Each path has its own challenges and rewards."

Before Allen could respond, Herobrine began to fade, her final words hanging in the air. "Choose wisely, Allen. Your future—and the future of this world—depends on it."

As the spectral figure vanished, Allen felt a wave of nausea wash over her. She barely made it to the bathroom before throwing up a strange blue substance. Panting, she leaned against the wall, her mind reeling from the encounter.

Determined to clear her head, Allen decided to take a shower in the hot spring she had built. As she stripped off her clothes, she noticed small patches of skulk spreading across her skin. It wasn't painful, but it looked unsettling, like a virus slowly taking hold.

Allen stepped into the hot spring, hoping the warm water would soothe her. As she bathed, she couldn't shake the fear of what she might become. The possibility of turning into a Warden, a creature she had only ever feared, weighed heavily on her mind.

She resolved to keep this new development a secret, just like all the other strange occurrences she had encountered. But her behavior didn't go unnoticed. One of the new players, Lyra, approached her later that day.

"Allen, you've been acting weird since that night," Lyra said, her voice filled with concern. "Is something wrong?"

Allen forced a smile. "I'm fine. Just tired. Let's go for a walk in the forest. Maybe we can find those female monsters you mentioned."

The group agreed, and they set off into the dense, dark forest. The wet ground squelched under their boots as they trekked deeper into the woods. Allen led the way, her mind racing with thoughts of the skulk infection and what Herobrine had said.

After a while, they stumbled upon a clearing and found not a monster, but Alex, the female counterpart to Steve. Her thick, sexy body stood out in the dim light, her eyes filled with a mix of curiosity and wariness.

Before they could speak, a skeleton girl and an ender girl attacked, their strikes swift and deadly. The ender girl, tall and lithe with glowing purple eyes, teleported behind one of the players, striking them down with a quick, lethal blow. The skeleton girl, clad in bone armor, shot arrows with deadly precision, hitting another player in the shoulder.

One of the new players, Max, a burly figure with a Viking-like skin, roared in defiance, swinging his axe wildly. He managed to land a blow on the skeleton girl, shattering her bow, but a swift kick from the ender girl sent him sprawling to the ground.

Lyra, with her agile frame and fox-like skin, dodged the attacks with cat-like grace, her daggers flashing in the moonlight. She managed to stab the ender girl, causing her to hiss and teleport away momentarily. But the reprieve was short-lived as the skeleton girl closed in, her bony hands reaching for Lyra's throat.

Amid the chaos, another player, Jamie, a slender figure with an elf-like skin, tried to cast a healing spell but was struck down by an arrow from the skeleton girl. His name tag flickered and disappeared as he fell lifeless to the ground.

Chaos erupted as regular mobs joined the fray, forcing the group to split up. Allen found herself alone with Alex, surrounded by zombies. Together, they fought off the horde, their movements synchronized in a deadly dance. As they caught their breath, a dark shadow loomed over them.

Turning, Allen saw the female Warden, a queen-like figure, towering before them. Her body radiated an eerie blue glow, her presence overwhelming. Allen watched in shock as the Warden and Alex seemed to engage in an intimate, almost ritualistic act, their bodies entwined in a way that both fascinated and horrified her.

Before Allen could process what was happening, a sharp pain shot through her neck. An arrow had struck her, and her vision blurred. As she fell into darkness, the last thing she heard was the Warden's haunting voice whispering, "You're next."