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Anon the Guard Dog [AiPP]

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  1. >You are Anonymous.
  2. >A student and part of your collages local football team.
  3. >Groggily, you push yourself off the ground.
  4. >You are nowhere near the designated party area.
  5. >In fact, you seem to have woken up in a cave system of some sort.
  6. >You take out your phone and try calling your best friend for a pick up.
  7. >No signal.
  8. >Your eyes dart around anxiously.
  9. >Okay Anon, think rationally.
  10. >How did you even end up in a place like this?
  11. >Maybe you just partied too hard and ended up… wherever this is.
  12. >A win isn’t to be taken lightly by borderline alcoholic college students, after all.
  13. >You've gotten into some... predicaments while pissed off your ass before, but nothing like this.
  14. >It has to be some elaborate senior joke.
  15. >Yes, that's right.
  16. >Some respect these guys have for their school mascot.
  17. ”Guys, this isn’t funny!” you call out into the darkness, the only response being an echo.
  18. >Trudging on forward, you use your phone as a makeshift flashlight as you make your way through the cave.
  19.  
  20.  
  21. >There's a multitude of tunnels.
  22. >Any way could be the way out.
  23. >Feeling a strong current of wind, you tremble a bit.
  24. >If there’s a gust, that means there’s an opening.
  25. ”Now do I go towards or away… does it matter?” you mumble, rubbing your temples.
  26. >What you would give for a glass of water right about now.
  27. >You swivel around to face where the gust is coming from and jog towards it.
  28. ”I’m never going to hear the end of—” You scream like a little bitch as you nearly fall through an opening in the floor.
  29. >At the last second, you swing your armbs back, trying to mimic a bird as you catch your balance.
  30. >Laughing anxiously, you turn and keep going, only to get a face full of bats who push you back into the hole.
  31. >The screming starts again.
  32. >It's like the slide of a waterpark but considerably more painful.
  33. >Seconds pass as you roll towards your supposed demise.
  34. >In that time you've come to the conclusion that gravity is a cold hearted bitch.
  35. >Landing face first in a mound of soft dirt, the hood of your costume falls over your head.
  36. >You groan in pain as you slide onto the hardened earth below.
  37. >Jumping up onto your feet to shake some dirt off, you're relieved that nothing seems to be broken.
  38. >You move your arms and legs around, in a very dance like maneuver, as you double check nothing's broken.
  39.  
  40.  
  41. >Signing in relief that you don't even feel a sprain, you scan your surrounding area.
  42. >This seems to be a large cavern system, although you still can’t see much.
  43. >Crap, the phone.
  44. >Scampering back on top of the mound, you quickly snatch the device that seems to have landed not far off from where you did.
  45. >Lifting your hood a bit with one hand, you wipe dust of the screen of your phone with the thumb of your other.
  46. >Luckily it doesn’t seem to be damaged either.
  47. >As terrible as this prank is, you crack a smile as you slide back down the sift dirt.
  48. >Nothing gets past... you.
  49. >Looking up, you see short yet broad silhouettes quickly surround you.
  50. >You to reel back and drop your phone.
  51. >The sound of the screen shattering is almost comical considering what your facial expression must look like right now.
  52. >You try to make out the contour of their form as your eyes adjust to the darkness.
  53. >They almost seem like the team in their respective gear, yet hunched over.
  54. >You start laughing in relief.
  55. ”Man, you guys went above and beyond with this. You got me, but I hope you guys plan to pay—”
  56. >As you step closer you realize that they are rather large bipedal canine creatures.
  57. >You immediately shut your mouth.
  58. >You quickly jump back, tripping over a rock in the process. They approach in response.
  59.  
  60.  
  61. ”S-s-stop!” you yell as you make a pathetic attempt to kick up debris into their faces.
  62. >The figures stop and make a series in an unintelligible grunts and whimpers to each other.
  63. >Your brow furrows in confusion.
  64. >Oddly enough, there seems to be some structural complexity behind the ‘words’.
  65. >Despite how fascinating it is, it’s still horrifying to you and you cry out, as they try to grab you again.
  66. >You despirately kick them away.
  67. ”Alright. I see it now. Someone gave me drugs at the party. That has to be it…” You force a laugh.
  68. >The dogs all come in to grapple you and in one last attempt to defend yourself, you pick up the rock and chuck it at one of them.
  69. >Unfortunately you miss.
  70. >There’s a reason why you’re not the actual team.
  71. >[spoiler]...Still important though.[/spoiler]
  72. >One of the dogs chases after the rock, and fetches it, dropping it a few inches in front of you.
  73. ”Uhh… Good dog?”
  74. >The dogs grunt to eachother again and grab you.
  75. >They lift you up over them with ease, making you struggle once more.
  76. “W-wait, this really isn’t necessary guys.”
  77. One of them growls in your direction and you try your best to curl up defensively.
  78. ”O-okay,” you barely choke out, tears starting to form.
  79.  
  80.  
  81. >You try and relax as you are hauled down the rabbit—or dog, in this case—hole of impending doom.
  82. >If you’re going out, you’re going out like a man.
  83. >A crying man, but a man nonethe less.
  84.  
  85. ____
  86.  
  87.  
  88. ”This place is the fucking best.”
  89. >You let you a boisterous laugh, as you drink some cider from a stone cup.
  90. >A feminine looking dog comes over to refill your cup.
  91. ”Haha. Fuck off, Max,” you command, taking a large swig.
  92. >Most of these dogs has been given a generic dog name by you.
  93. >You can't help but be reminded of 'where the wild things are' given your situation.
  94. >Wild is your middle name, afterall.
  95. >You seem to be in a dining area, which also seems to contain what you assume are stolen loot and goods.
  96. >That doesn’t concern you, apparently.
  97. >For the most part these dogs don’t seem hostile.
  98. >In fact, they seem to think you're one of them thanks to the mascot costume.
  99. Another dog leans in and speaks to you in his series of grunts and growls.
  100. >You chuckle and take a bite of your turkey drum and point at him. “Good one, Copper.”
  101. Max grunts a bit and leans in closer to observe your turkey causing you to immediately pull the drumstick away.
  102. ”No. Bad dog!” You scold, waving your finger at her.
  103. >She gives you the cutest puppy dog eyes you have ever seen in response.
  104. >You chose to ignore it, however.
  105. >There's no way you're falling for any cute trick by anything.
  106.  
  107.  
  108. >You're still a manly man on a football team.
  109. >Finishing your meal off, you toss the bone.
  110. >The once pitiful looking thing rushes to catch it, rough housing with another to maintain control over her prize.
  111. ”Haha, dumb dogs— H-he-hey.”
  112. >One of the larger males drags you off.
  113. >You manage to grab an apple off the table and stash it in your pocket before you are pulled away.
  114. ”I’m drinking here.” You yell to no avail.
  115. >He dons armor on your upper body.
  116. >That's weird.
  117. >These guys aren't even wearing gambeson undernieth it.
  118. >Good thing you have clothes or this would chafe like crazy.
  119. >He then hands you a spear.
  120. ”Wait, I actually have to work for food? This place is the fucking worst.”
  121. >You grasp the spear firmly and size the dog up.
  122. >Who are you kidding? You have no idea how to actually fight.
  123. >You were always the charismatic guy that never had to.
  124. >Wincing as the dog moves to leave the room, you quietly follow.
  125. >Nahh.
  126.  
  127.  
  128. ”You guys might want to get some support beams down here, I’ll sue if I get caught in a cave in.”
  129. >...
  130. ”I wonder if you guys know how to deal with methane, I don’t want to drop dead. Ohh, do you have those little bird cages?”
  131. >...
  132. "How do you get air in here?"
  133. >...
  134. ”I once read in a book that you can get pneumonia from the fungus that grows on bat droppings in caves like this one.”
  135. >...
  136. ”Do you guys ever have to deal with flooding?”
  137. >...
  138. ”Where the fuck am I anyway?”
  139. >The dog groans in obvious discomfort but otherwise ignores you.
  140. >You are quite aware that he can’t understand you, but you often run your mouth when you’re anxious.
  141. >Some bit of walking later, you find yourself in a crude dungeon.
  142. >You use the end of your spear to make a series of clacks through the bars as you walk.
  143. >This guy doesn’t seem to be appreciating the added noise.
  144. >You think you’ll name him Lassy.
  145. >You stop in your tracks.
  146.  
  147.  
  148. >The cell before you contains some of the most adorable creatures you have ever seen.
  149. >They shudder, muttering little squeaky neighs and nickers as they observe you.
  150. >The sound you just made would made a highschool asian girl in a petting zoo proud.
  151. >You rush over immediately and grasp cage bars, rattling it violently, making the ponies scramble to the back of the cell.
  152. ”Holy fuck, you are so cute.”
  153. >you say not even caring at how much a faggot you sound like.
  154. >The little equines splay their ears to show discomfort.
  155. ”Ohh gosh, don’t be scared, little guys,” you coo.
  156. >There’s one larger equine and some younger tinier ones.
  157. >Your heart stops as you notice they even have little costumes and props.
  158. >The tiny horses start visibly shaking at your manic, toothy grin.
  159. >Hopping back away, you turn to your dog companion and point at the cage.
  160. ”Can I please pet them?”
  161. >The confused canine looks at your hand, then his eyes travel to the cage.
  162. ”Please.” you beg.
  163. >You throw yourself at his feet- paws. Pawfeet.
  164. "I'll be quiet. I'll never ask for anything ever again."
  165. >He rolls his eyes, and grumbles something.
  166.  
  167.  
  168. "Just five minutes, I swear-"
  169. >He barks at you, making you curl up defensively again.
  170. >Sighing, he makes his way to the thick barred cage, he nods and shoves one of many keys into the lock.
  171. >An almost eerie clanking sound echos through the tunnels as he shifts through the set trying to find the right one.
  172. >When you hear the keys jingle, you get up, eyes brightening. "Ohh thank you so much. You won't regr-"
  173. >He growls again, baring his teeth.
  174. >The largest pony steps out of the bunch and looks back to the smaller equines, before approaching the cell door with a stern defiant face.
  175. >What you presume is a female has bright green fur and a rosey pink mane striped with white.
  176. >No way in hell could she be the mother to all these, but she seems defensive anyways.
  177. >Thinking about the possibilities of being a tiny horse sitter, you chuckle.
  178. >Your expression then deadpans as a realization hits you, causing her to step back.
  179. >You are sitting a tiny horse, that’s sitting even tiny horses.
  180. >This place isn’t so bad after all.
  181. >The lock clacks and the cage opens making you swing it open to get inside.
  182. >Getting on one knee you show her a little magic trick, making your apple seemingly appear out of thin air.
  183. >Either towards the apple or your old party trick, her ears perk up in interest and her lips tremble a bit as she slowly approaches you.
  184. >You hear the door lock behind you, presumably to keep the equines from running around and getting themselves hurt.
  185. >She gives the apple light tentative licks before snatching it out of your hand.
  186. >Taking a few steps back to make sure she’s out of reach, she takes a massive bite out of it.
  187.  
  188.  
  189. She seems tame, getting her to literally eat out of your hand.
  190. >You take this as a sign of approval and reach over to scratch her behind the ear, making her tense up.
  191. >She looks back up to you in fear, before passing the rest of the apple off to the smaller horses.
  192. >”It's okay… I don’t know any generic horse names.” you mutter.
  193. >Making broader strokes from her twitching ear to the base of her neck. She shudders and pants, lightly pressing her head into your hand with added enthusiasm.
  194. >You can almost hear soft deep moans under her breath.
  195. >Slowly inching forward, you wrap your arms around her, making the small creature cry out through clenched teeth.
  196. >She weakly tries to push you back, but you don’t ease up.
  197. >Sinking your nails into her back for a good scratching session, her body seems to gradually give in.
  198. >The tinier horses seem frightened and confused, some averting their eyes.
  199. >You'll get to them next time.
  200. >Sitting back and crossing your legs, you pull the pony onto your lap facing away from you.
  201. >You hold her firmly, giving her little room to writhe in pleasure as you rub her torso.
  202. >With ragged baited breaths she squirms further into your lap, making your hold on her even more absolute.
  203. >Her ears seem to flicker almost playfully as you continue your assault.
  204. >You free a hand traveling up the underside of her muzzle for a light series of scratches.
  205. >Her legs start lightly kicking again once you reach down to scratch at her lower belly.
  206. >Shame seems to override her faltering defiant glare.
  207.  
  208.  
  209. >You however, don’t notice, tending to space out when you pet smaller furry creatures.
  210. >Not that you usually do that, being a football star.
  211. >Suddenly she squirms as she arches her back farther than you thought possible for any equine.
  212. >Trailing your hand further up you hold her ear gently between two fingers and rub them in a circular motion.
  213. >It seems to push the cute little horse over the edge.
  214. >She cries out loudly and falls limp in your grasp.
  215. >”Huh, that was weird,” you say, awkwardly placing her wearied form onto the ground before exiting the cell.
  216. >The dog’s face seems expressionless as he lets you out and points down the hall.
  217. >He probably wants you to quit fooling around to finish your rounds.
  218. >You smile and wave the ponies goodbye.
  219. >The tiny ones continue looking at you fearfully.
  220. >The mare just lays there gasping.
  221. >You’re not sure where you are or how you got here, but you don’t mind waiting it out until someone comes to find you.
  222. END
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