The End of Ely’s Nightmare
Ely continues to pay the price for the teasing he did on the Calling Rocks. How much more of the Tormentor’s assault can Ely take? Let’s see:
The music is Nightmare by Avenged Sevenfold
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Wow. So, was what we’ve witnessed a nightmare fueled by Ely’s fears? Or, might it have been instead a dream driven by his desires? That, dear viewer, I’ll leave for you to decide.
Even Angels Must Fuck
I figure angel boys are as much into sex as any other boys – maybe even more. There’s a yaoi manga and anime called Angel’s Feather about a conflict between white angels and black angels where several of the angel boys have a thing for one another. Seeing it always turned me on to the idea of angel sex. So here’s my take on what an encounter between a young white angel and a young dark angel might be like:
If you’d like some music to go along with the slide show, here’s Angels Would Fall by Melissa Ethridge:
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Ely In Trouble
Cute little Ely, in his first appearance, played around on some rocks and teased us. But sadly, for him, he didn’t realize he was on the Calling Rocks. Ely’s antics summoned up a lusty Tormentor to respond to his teasing. The Tormentor proceeds to give unfortunate Ely a lesson about the consequences of teasing. As you can see here, it’s a hard lesson:
Music: Carmina Burana – O Fortuna
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Poor Ely! And, alas for him, it gets worse. Stay tuned.
Love in Ruins
A Copper Elf is using a ruined tower as a place to observe a battle going on between Silver Elves and humans. He finds a wounded Silver Elf washed up on the river bank by his tower. He takes him in to tend the wounds. Things click between them.
The Loving Pet
So, these aren’t exactly a Norman Rockwell type “Boy and His Dog” pics. But even a creepy Gothish guy might deserve a loving pet. Here’s one:
