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As he watched the sunrise on the horizon, causing the brilliant golden spires of the city to twinkle like the multi-colored stars that had just retreated from the sky, the King couldn’t help but issue a forlorn sigh. Even the flock of yellow and green dragons that passed by overheard shortly thereafter, off to begin their morning hunt for the red whales of the nearby purple sea, did little to lift his spirits. This particularly hurt, because the same sight had always delighted him as a boy, to the point where his father, then the King himself, would wake him up early so that he could witness it every morning.
Yes, his kingdom was a marvel unlike any that had ever existed before. Yes, its inhabitants – 112 different sentient species and counting – were the world’s most educated, wealthy, and artistically brilliant. And yes, he, as King, had presided over an unprecedented era of peace and prosperity. But what good was it all, if he were alone?
No, he wasn’t literally alone: he had his advisors, magicians, sorcerers, court eunuchs, scientists, philosophers, concubines, artists, diplomats, animal trainers (along with a full menagerie of exotic beasts from near and far), servants, cooks, and fools. But what he didn’t have was a Queen.
Sure, he had tried to find a suitable match. He had even lost track of the number of princesses that had been presented to him, such was their number. But the smart ones, he had found, were too ugly, and the beautiful ones were just too dumb. And, though he was loath to admit it, being the ruler of such a diverse country, he just couldn’t bring himself to look beyond the human race. While he was sure the elephant-headed Tarntarn people were attracted to one another, their physical appeal was quite lost on him!
Maybe he was too picky? The thought had obviously crossed his mind, and he was sure there were many others, even in his own palace, who thought the same, though they would never dare admit it to him. The King was not known to cruel or unjust, but that didn’t mean they wanted to test his limits.
He also knew they likely blamed his mother. It’s not like the notion had never occurred to him, either. She was, after all, considered to be, by far, the most elegant, gracious, intelligent, and comely woman to ever hold the title of Queen, at least in this Kingdom. Who could measure up to that? If only her native land hadn’t been annihilated by the most recent wave of the Laughing Plague, he lamented! Maybe they could have provided him with a fitting mate, as they had his father!
Still, his search continued, and in the meantime, he did have his harem of concubines to satisfy his baser desires, even if they couldn’t entertain him on any sort of intellectual level. Nor could he hope to sire any successors with them. No, the wars of the Third Age had made it quite clear that that was quite a bad idea!
His self-pitying was brought to a sudden halt by the sweet, unmistakable smell of the Prism Orchid. Of course, that particular flower having gone extinct some 500 hundred years ago, at least on this plane of reality, it could only mean one thing: a Djinn was about to manifest.
For many, this would be cause for alarm: Djinns were infamous for their mischievous nature. You would be hard-pressed to find anyone in the world that hadn’t heard at least one tale of a hapless fellow who, encountering a Djinn, and thinking he had finally found some fortune in his miserable life, ultimately found himself ironically worse off due to their ever meeting.
One such story had always stuck with the King, first told to him by one of the aforementioned court storytellers when he was “becoming a man,” as his father put it. It went like this, once there was a lonely man who, despite, everything thing he tried, just never seemed to have any luck with women. In fact, such was his incompetence in this area, that he had never had sex at all!
Naturally, then, when he encountered a Djinn, inadvertently freed from its lamp/prison by the man when he was rummaging through a pile of old antiques at a market, looking for a special trinket to woo his crush with, he had but one wish: to be made irresistible to women. The Djinn, and this was a particularly devious one, obliged, and turned him into a diamond-encrusted dildo.
And adding insult to injury, the next person to scavenge through the mountain of knick-knacks was a woman, and not just any woman, but the man’s crush, who had yet again turned him down for a date only a few days prior! She found the dildo, and promptly purchased it – it was, after all, irresistible!
“Was he ever turned back?” he asked the storyteller, an old woman that had served his family for generations.
“Of course not!” she replied. “Silly boy – the man’s crush had no idea her new toy was once a human at all. And it wasn’t like he could make the request himself, could he, being in the state he was in?”
“Well, could he think at all?” he countered.
The old storyteller laughed. “Can your bed think? What about your father’s throne? Do you think it sits there, deep in thought, while your father, in turn, contemplates atop it?”
The story had disturbed him, but, over time, it actually had come to excite him a little, too. In fact, he had added his own addendum to the story, imagining that the man’s crush’s eventually passed the dildo down to her daughter, then her daughter’s daughter, and so on, until it was finally lost one day, its ultimate fate to be forgotten at the bottom of a buried treasure chest, or floating in some flooded sub-basement somewhere.
When he became King, inheriting his father’s palace and all of his staff, he had even asked the Djinn- the very same one that was now in the process of manifesting herself, and that had sworn allegiance to his family centuries ago– if the story were true, and, if so, if the dildo could be retrieved.
He was disappointed that the Djinn, whose name he did not know, and never would, because names have power, and no Djinn would ever be foolish enough to reveal theirs, didn’t know if the account was real.
‘Well, could you talk to the other Djinn?” he had asked the spirit. “Maybe one of them would know?”
The Djinn laughed. “Do you think we have regular meetings? Like, a big conference once a year?”
He supposed not. And, despite some common misconceptions, Djinn aren’t omnipotent, either. Still, he hoped he might find the dildo one day, and had even tasked some of his servants with keeping an eye and an ear out for it.
But why? At first, he thought, if it were to fall into his possession, he would ask his Djinn to turn it back into the man it had once been. Eventually, though, he realized that, were he ever come to obtain it, he would no such thing. In fact, he’d display it proudly in the quarters of his harem, and even demand that his concubine use it on themselves and each other.
Nobody else knew of this fantasy. And if they did, he imagined they’d be shocked by it, such was incongruity between this dark desire and his reputation as a kind, fair ruler. To some degree, he didn’t fully understand the contradiction either.
However, as the Djinn slowly began to materialize, line by line, the outline of a humanoid being beginning to make itself clearer and clearer, the King wondered if there was one who actually did suspect.
And maybe even understood.
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The Djinn, as always, manifested in pieces. First, her long, flowing black hair came into shape, fashioned into a ponytail that’s terminus almost reached the ground. Next came her wide, almond-shaped eyes, that, beautiful as they were, were upstaged still by the golden irises that lay at the center of each. Then her button nose, the plump lips that made up her mouth, and her pointy, elf-like ears appeared. With that, her face was now complete, and she smiled coyly.
Though her visage was unrivaled, her next features to appear were the King’s personal favorite: two massive, impossibly-round breasts, that defied gravity the way only a creature unbound by the laws of psychics could. Both of her large, bare nipples – a lighter shade of red than her surrounding skin- were pierced, a bright silver chain connecting both.
Lastly were her slender arms, delicate hands, and flat stomach (pierced belly button included). No legs, of course: her lower body instead trailed off into a sort-of tail that itself seemed to fade into the air behind her. And with that, the Djinn had once again entered this dimension.
Every time she appeared, and filled his nostrils with the smell of that long-dead flower, the King couldn’t help but think of how she came to serve his family. It was an epic tale of love and adventure, where his ancestor, then just a common thief, had claimed a princess, defeated an evil wizard, freed a Djinn, and ultimately became King himself in the process. The Djinn, in her gratitude, had sworn to serve him and his descendants for as long as she lived – which would be a very long time indeed, their lifespans being what they were.
The King sighed. He, like everyone else in his kingdom, loved the old story. He had heard it so many times that he could recite it flawlessly back, along with some of the disputed and controversial parts that scholars had long argued of the truth of (did the King’s ancestor, at some point, even seduce the Princess’ mother – the Queen? The Djinn would never tell, but she always smiled mischievously when he asked).
But, despite his fondness for the tale, it still filled him with a kind of melancholy. Where was his adventure? The peaceful Kingdom he ruled had been practically handed down to him by his father, who had, in turn, received it from his. All the old enemies had been vanquished, and all the lost treasures had long since been recovered, leaving only a few minor issues for him to resolve: a border dispute here, a fight over ceremonial titles there. All quickly solved, and peace had reigned ever since, which had been decades now.
The Djinn stretched, and placed her hands on her prodigious hips.
“Did you summon me, master?” she said, dryly.
This was a joke – Vatima (not her real name, but what the King called her, having tired quickly long ago of just calling her “Djinn”) had not been a servant to any since his ancestor relieved her of her duties at the end of the story that had become a legend. She found it funny. The King, however, really didn’t.
“You know I didn’t,” he replied, without even a hint of amusement in his voice.
Vatima laughed, causing her humongous breasts to move up and down, which in turn caused the silver chain that hung between them to rattle delicately.
“Oh, but you were thinking about me, weren’t you? I can always tell.” Vatima drifted over to the King, and placed a hand on his chest. She looked up at him, and fluttered her long eyelashes up at him, seductively.
The King turned away, and gazed back out at his city. This flirting no longer amused him. Djinn and humans were forbidden to marry, and if even they could, Vatima would have refused, for she had loved one and only one – his great ancestor, who, for his part, had spurned Vatima for the love of his Princess.
So what use her display, beyond giving her some cheap thrill, and at his expense? He had neither the patience nor the desire for it, at least not anymore (His teenage self had been a different story, he had to admit, and much to his embarrassment now).
“Fine: I wish for you to conjure me the perfect wife,” he said.
Vatima groaned, and stuck her tongue (also pierced) out in exaggerated disgust. “Uh, even if I had to grant your wishes, I would still try to find a way to wriggle out of that one. It’s just so boring!”
“What would you suggest, then?” he quickly countered.
“Hmmmm.” She placed a crimson finger to her lips, pretending to be deeper in thought than she really was. Her eyes lit up, an answer having apparently come to her.
“I know, let’s turn one of the male schmucks out there into your dream lover!” she exclaimed, pointing out at the city. “We’ll use my magic!”
The King rolled his eyes. “Yea, who?” he asked. “Don’t say we’ll punish a criminal in one of the palace cells, because there are none there that have committed an offense that would warrant that kind of punishment. And don’t say who should pick someone off the street at random, because that would be evil. We don’t have any prisoners of war, either, because we aren’t at war. And if we kidnapped the subject of another kingdom and used them, we soon would be.”
“We could use an animal,” said Vatima. “You have plenty of camels in the royal stables. Let’s use one of them, then!”
The King scoffed. “That’s disgusting, and you know it. Why are you Djinn so obsessed with transformation anyway? It seems like in every story involving your kind; you’re always transforming something into something else!”
Now it was Vatima’s turn act to act incredulous. “Uh, because it’s hot? Let me give you an example, babe. Thousands of years ago, back during my “bad” days, these two street urchins – two brothers - came across my lamp. That was a funny story, actually: the older brother was turning tricks for quick cash- he wasn’t gay or nothin’, but they needed the money – and one of his johns paid for the fuck with my lamp!”
“Now, normally that would have been a total rip-off, but in this case, it really did! The younger of the two rubbed the lamp, though, so he got the three wishes. Of course, he went for the boring stuff with the first two – money and a huge palace!”
She continued. “With that taste, I knew what his third wish was going to be before he even said it – a beautiful wife. So to make it worth my while and all, I turned the older brother into his “beautiful wife”! And before her former brother could protest, she got down on her knees and started sucking him off right then and there, in the living room of their new home! And let me tell you something: by the time she sucked the cum out of his balls, he didn’t care who she had been before!”
Vatima had begun to rub her nipples during the last section, and the King had to admit to himself that he found the story arousing as well.
“So what happened to them?” he asked.
“Eh, nothing exciting,” she said, dismissively. ”They were both pretty fuckin’ dumb before they ever met me, and the younger one didn’t exactly wish for either of them to be smarter, right? I mean, who would ever accept a lousy old lamp as payment instead of cash?”
The King nodded.
“So,” Vatima continued, “the younger brother lost all of his newfound riches and his newfound home in a couple years, mainly due to a gambling problem he developed in his rich-guy boredom. So he pimped out his brother-turned-wife for some extra dough, but one of her “clients” beat her to death after a particularly unsatisfying “session”. No surprise there: she was designed to be the perfect partner to her brother, but not to anyone else.”
“So yadda yadda yadda: he becomes an alcoholic in his grief, died from it a few years later. The end.”
The King laughed darkly. “And you wonder why Djinn aren’t trusted?”
“Pffft!” Vatima replied. “Those two were a couple of assholes, along with everyone else I had to serve before I met your grandfather. Besides you, stud!” she said with a wink.
She floated up to him, and placed her hands on her shoulders.
“C’mon, I know you liked that story,” she whispered in his ear. “Just like the old one about that loser that got himself turned into the dildo. We could do something like that now, for real.”
She began to rub his shoulders. “The perfect woman, tailored exactly to your liking. Wide, child-bearing hips. Thick, strong legs. An ass you could serve tea off of. And tits as big and round as mine.”
The King closed his eyes. “And her face?” he asked.
“Oh, she’ll be as beautiful as your mother was,” Vatima replied. “And we’ll make her smart and cultured and shit too, since that’s so important to you.”
The King opened his eyes, and turned to Vatima. “Except I want two,” he said.
Vatima’s eyes widened in genuine shock. “Two wives? Maybe I underestimated you, your Grace. No one in your line has had the balls to take multiple wives in hundreds of years. Even the Great King himself wouldn’t take me and the Princess to be his, even after I begged him!”
“I thought Djinn and humans couldn’t be wed?” the King asked.
“I would have broken all the rules, if it was for him,” Vatima replied, longing in her voice.
The King raised an eyebrow. “Would you do the same for me, now?”
Vatima’s response was simple and to the point: “Hell yeah.”
Vatima and the King (who shall henceforth be referred to as Zathura, or “Zat” for short, which is his actual name) had retired to his main bedroom to discuss things further. He sat in a golden, upholstered chair, and watched as two of his concubines pleasured each other atop his absurdly-wide bed. Though he admittedly couldn’t remember either of their names, the display pleased him nonetheless, if the raging erection that had appeared under his robes was any indication.
The older, darker-skinned of the pair lay on her back, while the other, head between her soft, full legs, slowly and sensually licked her sex. The prone woman ran her manicured hands through her lover’s hair, encouraging her further, though it may have been largely redundant considering her frequent moans of pleasure.
Vatima, hovering above the floor in the center of the room, had generated her own source of amusement: she had conjured up several small, humanoid creatures, who were now doing battle with each other. Vatima further entertained herself by picking favorites, to who she then gave certain advantages. For instance, she had come to particularly like a snake-headed being with a muscular, bipedal body. So when another monster - which resembled a headless man, but whose face could be found on his torso instead - tried to attack her champion with its club, she quickly summoned a little wall between them. This gave the snake-headed one the time it needed to counter-attack: it jumped atop the wall, and then pounced on its would-be attacker, who was still confused and stunned by the sudden appearance of the obstacle that had halted its previous offense.
Having been pushed to the ground by its leaping rival, the snake-headed beast then shot its head into its foe’s mouth, twisting and ripping out its tongue. It wasn’t long before the headless humanoid’s thrashing body went totally limp, having bled to death from the wound. The snake-headed creature then placed one of its grey feet atop the dead body, and roared triumphantly. Due to its diminutive size, however, this sounded like nothing more than a cute squeak.
Vatima giggled, once again causing her impossibly-round breasts to jiggle up and down. Seemingly in response, the concubine that was currently being pleasured orally let out a particularly loud moan. She must be getting close.
“So where are going to the “raw materials” for your new wives?” asked Vatima, not looking up from the miniature scene of carnage that was unfolding below her. Her “hero”, emboldened by his earlier victory, was now tearing a swath through the other creatures. Only a few remained now – a slug-like creature, and another that resembled a crab - and neither of them looked like they would stand much of a chance.
Zat was also transfixed, though for him it was by the arched, bare ass of the concubine who was currently eating out the other. Turned on by what she was doing, she had begun fingering herself, and the juices flowing out of her vagina were running down her hand and arm.
“How about the lower frequencies?” he replied.
“Hmmmmm,” thought Vatima. “Those aren’t easy to get to, but it would avoid a war. At least in this universe. Not that I care about that. You ask me, this place could use a good war. Shake things up a bit.”
“Tell me about them, again,” he requested. “Everything you know.”
Vatima had once again started idly touching her nipples. The snake-headed monster had killed all of its opponents, and was now raping the dead body of the slug-like creature in celebration of its victory.
“Well, there are more than a few, and I’ve never actually visited any of them. So all I can tell is you what I’ve heard over the centuries. The dimension closest to us is nothing but an endless expanse of sand, littered with the long-destroyed bodies of giant automatons. They had some kind of big war there using the machines, legend says, and it wiped them out completely. So, nothing for us to use there, obviously.”
Zat nodded, eyes transfixed on the perfect brown asshole of the concubine in front of him.
“After that is a plane of endless torment,” she continued, “filled with monstrous sex demons engaged in a never-ending mass orgy of pleasure and pain.”
“That sounds like Hell itself,” remarked Zat.
“Kind of,” responded Vatima. “But think less fire and brimstone, and more concrete and pipes and steam. And I’m not going there, anyway. Even Djinn ain’t safe in that place.”
“I’ll quickly name the rest, in descending order: The Toon-Zone; The Realm of Savage Lizards; The Toon-Zone. East; The Endless Carnival; The Chaos Dimension; The Order Dimension; The Toon Zone, Digital; The Land of Melting Clocks; Eternal Autumn; The Place Where Everyone Who Enters Gets Turned into the Penis of an Anthropomorphic Animal; The Boring One…”
“Wait, what’s the “Boring One?” interrupted Zat.
Vatima rolled her eyes. “There’s just nothing exciting going on there, you know? No magic or mystery or anything fun like that. Just one sentient race around, and it doesn’t believe in anything higher than themselves anymore, from what I’ve heard. Oh, and the place is dominated by an Evil Empire headed by a Mad King.”
“An Evil Empire headed by a Mad King?” repeated Zat. He immediately thought of the evil sorcerer his own ancestor had toppled, and the sick regime he had commanded.
“Am I right in assuming that his legions are equally as twisted?” he asked Vatima.
“Oh yeah, a real bunch of sick sons-a-bitches,” she replied. “Numerous, too. That gives me an idea, actually.”
The copulating ones – the female concubines and the mini-monster - had, maybe not coincidentally, all begun to climax at the same time. These orgasms, however, all had an added dimension to them, and one that was undoubtedly influenced by a certain Djinn.
The snake-headed monster had begun to fuse with the body of the slug creature, and in a matter of seconds, had formed an entirely new entity: a hooved, antlered herbivore. Seemingly unaware of what it had just been, it trotted away, leaping over the bodies of the other dead beasts, and into some hidden corner of the room.
Atop the bed, the girls had similarly begun to join together. Their two bodies melted into each other, forming first something that resembled a vaguely human-shaped blob, before changing again into a fully-formed woman. This new one was big, and looked as if she weighed as much as the two who had fused to create her. But while the concubines had been tanned, their product was black as ebony, and had a huge afro where they had long, straight hair.
Like Vatima’s living playthings, the new woman didn’t seem to know that anything strange had happened at all. She simply gestured for Zathura to join her on the bed, a lustful look in her eyes.
And he was tempted, make no mistake.
“Vatima…” he said, sternly, using every inch of his will to keep from launching himself on his new servant.
“And here I was thinking you were going to be actually fun now”, she said, dismissively. She snapped her fingers, and the black woman’s body quickly began to dissemble, until she was gone and the two concubines she had been were back on the bed once more.
Unlike the product of their union, however, it was obvious that they did remember their ordeal. They both ran from the room, crying and screaming at the same time.
“Damn, they’ll need some serious TLC to get over that!” remarked Vatima. “What do you think about it, boss?”
Zathura had collapsed upon the bed, his erection still going strong beneath his robes. He thought for a second.
“Let’s do the reverse. We’ll take one of this evil sorcerer’s worst henchman, and divide him in two. Could you do it?” he asked her.
She didn’t respond verbally. The little hoofed creature, which had also been the product of transformation, had wandered back into the center of the room. Vatima pointed her finger at it, and a bolt of light shot from it and at the animal. Upon connection, it transformed again, this time splitting to become two small, yet magnificently colorful butterflies.
Zat gazed up at them as they flew around the light fixture above his bed.
“Yes, just like that,” he said. “Two wives, from one man. And speaking of pairs, fetch me those two concubines, please. I’d like to start their healing process right now.”