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Coen wins the Lunar Game expecting the chance to take down Bakir and retrieve Farkas' ring.
Instead, he wakes to the horrifying truth: that he was the prize all along.
Bakir has no intention of letting his champion leave. Coen belongs to him now, a little pet to be kept, trained, and taught exactly how to please his new master.
After all, even the most spirited dogs can learn to obey.
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14 Sep 2026
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How does one relax when you're never really alone?
Or, how Coen gradually realizes the full impact inviting Ambrus into his head will have on his private time.
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10 Sep 2026
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安提诺斯求婚久不成功，在一次与泊涅罗泊失败的谈话后恼羞成怒，醉酒后在小巷子中强奸了忒勒玛科斯
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08 Sep 2026
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“What do you mean?” Odysseus counters.
“It is common for… men like you to be helped,” Agamemnon says evenly. “A commander must aid those who fall ill. Although, it has never happened in war like this.”
Odysseus pauses.
Agamemnon, supreme commander of the Greek forces, my brother in arms, my ally…
Desires to bed me.
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Or, Odysseus struggles with the separation from his mate, Penelope, and searches for fulfillment in his commander.
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01 Sep 2026
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The sand beneath his back right now is different; more coarse and cold than when he was on his knees in Troy. He’s familiar with this sand, he’s familiar with the slightly less salty air that he smells, and—when he opens his eyes— the sight of a certain blue sky.
Oh, Ithaca. Ithaca, my home.
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"Talk to Agamemnon about homecomings."
Odysseus returns to a familiar face upon the throne and no beloved or son to hold. Maybe this is the final punishment of the gods. Or maybe these are the dues of his failures he finally has to pay.
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31 Aug 2026