The Great Qian army swept through the capital of Xuan Kingdom like a tide of iron, and within three days, the thousand-year-old royal city fell. King Xuan Chen stood on the crumbling palace wall, watching the flames leap from every corner of his homeland. The Qian army’s war horses trampled through his ancestral temple, their iron hooves smashing the tablets of his fathers into powder.
He was dragged from the wall by his hair, his dragon robe torn, his jade crown shattered. The soldiers bound his wrists with rough ropes and forced him to his knees in the mud. Beside him, his brothers were also captured one by one. Xuan Ling’s face was ashen, his lips trembling as he watched the iron chains lock around his own wrists. Xuan Chi was still struggling, cursing the Qian dogs until a soldier slapped him across the face, splitting the corner of his mouth.
“Where is Xuan Yu?” Xuan Chen shouted, twisting his neck to search the chaos. His sixteen-year-old son had been in the eastern palace when the city fell.
A soldier laughed coarsely. “That little prince? Don’t worry, His Majesty has ordered all members of the royal family to be kept alive. You’ll all be seeing each other soon enough.”
Xuan Chen closed his eyes. Alive—but at what cost?
The next morning, he understood.
The Qian army set up camp outside the ruined palace. Emperor Jun Long sat on a makeshift throne on the high platform, his massive frame casting a long shadow over the conquered land. He was a giant of a man, his shoulders broad as tree trunks, his hands large enough to crush a man’s skull. When he looked down at the kneeling captives, his eyes held no mercy—only the cold satisfaction of a hunter counting his prey.
The proclamation was read aloud to the gathered troops. Xuan Ling, the second prince, had been awarded to the army as spoils. A thousand men.
Xuan Chen’s blood turned to ice. He twisted around to see his younger brother being dragged away, and their eyes met for a fleeting moment. Xuan Ling’s gaze was utterly empty, as if his soul had already fled his body.
“Brother…” Xuan Ling’s voice was barely a whisper before the soldiers tore him into the crowd.
The army erupted in roars. Xuan Chen heard the sound of uniforms being unbuckled, the crude laughter of men, the wet sound of bodies hitting the ground. He wanted to close his ears, to claw out his eyes, but he could not move. Two soldiers held his arms, forcing him to watch.
What followed was hell.
Xuan Ling’s screams tore through the camp like a wounded beast’s howl. They did not stop. One after another, the soldiers mounted him, grunting and thrusting like animals in heat. His robes were torn to shreds beneath their boots, his pale body exposed to the leering sun. Each time a man finished, another took his place, roughly spreading Xuan Ling’s thighs wider, forcing his swollen entrance open again.
By the hundredth man, Xuan Ling no longer screamed. His voice was raw, his throat torn from crying. By the three hundredth, his body no longer struggled—it merely twitched with each violent thrust, his legs splayed obscenely, his anus a gaping, bloody hole that could no longer close. The soldiers laughed and clapped each other on the back, praising the tightness of a prince’s cunt.
Xuan Chen’s eyes burned. He bit down on his tongue until he tasted copper. Do not cry. Do not give them the satisfaction.
After a thousand men, Xuan Ling was carried away. He was unconscious, perhaps dead—Xuan Chen could not tell. His brother’s backside was a ruin, the anal cavity so swollen and torn that even the medics could barely fit their fingers inside to clean the wounds. Blood mixed with semen dripped down his thighs, leaving a trail on the muddy ground.
“His Majesty wants to see you,” a general said, gripping Xuan Chen’s arm.
He was led to the high platform, his legs numb, his heart a hollow drum. Jun Long sat on his throne, a goblet of wine in his hand, his lips curled in a lazy smile. The emperor was handsome in a cruel way—sharp brows, deep-set eyes, a jaw carved from stone. His body radiated raw power, and even in repose, he exuded the aura of a beast waiting to pounce.
“Xuan Chen,” Jun Long said, tasting the name on his tongue. “The beautiful king. I’ve heard tales of your beauty since I was a prince. They say you are fairer than any woman in the land.”
Xuan Chen said nothing. He knelt on the altar, the rough stone digging into his knees. Around them, the generals and high ministers watched with hungry eyes.
Jun Long set down his goblet and rose. He walked slowly, deliberately, his boots echoing on the stone. When he stood before Xuan Chen, he reached down and grabbed a fistful of his hair, yanking his head back.
“Look at me,” the emperor commanded.
Xuan Chen raised his eyes. There was no defiance in them—only the cold stillness of a man who had already died inside.
Jun Long smiled. “Good. Obedient already. But I wonder… how long will that last?”
He released Xuan Chen’s hair and began to unbuckle his belt. The ministers stirred, anticipation thick in the air. Jun Long’s cock sprang free, heavy and thick, uncut and dark-veined. Even at half-mast, it was monstrous, the head the size of a fist, the shaft long enough to reach a woman’s womb and beyond.
“Open your mouth,” Jun Long said, grasping his shaft and slapping it against Xuan Chen’s cheek. The wet sound echoed.
Xuan Chen’s throat tightened. He had never done this—he was a king, not a whore. But he thought of Xuan Ling’s body being passed around like meat. He thought of Xuan Yu, still alive somewhere in the camp. He thought of his ancestral temple in ashes.
He opened his mouth.
Jun Long shoved his cock inside without warning. Xuan Chen gagged instantly, the sheer thickness splitting his lips, filling his entire mouth until he could not breathe. The emperor’s musk assaulted his senses—the scent of a man, raw and overpowering.
“Suck,” Jun Long ordered, gripping the back of his head and thrusting deeper.
The head hit the back of Xuan Chen’s throat, and he gagged again, tears streaming from his eyes. His hands flew up to push against Jun Long’s thighs, but the emperor’s muscles were like iron, unmovable.
“Don’t fight it,” Jun Long said calmly, stroking his hair almost tenderly. “The more you fight, the more I’ll make you take. If you’re good, I’ll let your son live.”
Xuan Chen’s hands stopped pushing. His body went limp.
Jun Long thrust again, and this time, the cock slid deeper, forcing its way down his throat. Xuan Chen’s eyes watered, his face reddening as he fought the urge to vomit. The emperor’s shaft filled him completely, stretching his jaw to the limit, pressing against his soft palate. He could taste the salty pre-cum, the sweat from the emperor’s groin.
“That’s a good little king,” Jun Long groaned, beginning to thrust in earnest. Each stroke was deep and hard, fucking his face like a cunt, using his throat as a sheath. “Look at you. A proud king brought to his knees with a cock in his mouth. Tell me—does it taste like defeat?”
Xuan Chen could not answer. His throat was stuffed full. He could only gag and choke, drool spilling from the corners of his stretched lips, tears leaving tracks on his cheeks.
Jun Long fucked his face for a long time, enjoying the wet sounds of his throat convulsing around the shaft. When he finally pulled out, a string of saliva and pre-cum stretched from Xuan Chen’s lips to the glans. Xuan Chen gasped for air, coughing, sputtering.
“You take it well,” Jun Long said, stroking his chin. “But your mouth is only the beginning.”
He grabbed Xuan Chen by the hair again and forced him face-down onto the altar. The stone was cold against his cheek, the rough edge digging into his hip. His robes were pushed aside, his bare ass exposed to the open air.
“Spread your legs,” Jun Long ordered, pressing a knee between them.
Xuan Chen’s body trembled. He had seen the emperor’s cock, had tasted its girth, and now he knew it was about to split him open. He pressed his forehead against the altar and forced his legs apart, his fingers curling into fists.
Jun Long spat into his hand and rubbed the saliva over his cock, a superficial gesture of preparation. He positioned the head at Xuan Chen’s entrance and pushed.
The pain was immediate and blinding. Xuan Chen screamed—a raw, guttural sound torn from his chest. The head was too wide, too thick, forcing its way into an entrance that had never known penetration. Blood smeared the shaft as the anal walls tore, desperate to accommodate the intruder.
“Halfway,” Jun Long grunted, his hips pressed tight against Xuan Chen’s ass. “You’re so tight. Squeezing me like a virgin.”
Xuan Chen sobbed, his body shaking, his hands clawing at the stone. “Please… please, it’s too much…”
“Too much?” Jun Long pulled back and thrust again, driving another inch inside. “You haven’t felt too much yet.”
He began to move, short half-thrusts that slowly pushed deeper with each stroke. Xuan Chen’s body fought him, the muscles spasming and clenching, trying to expel the foreign object. But the emperor was relentless, his grip on Xuan Chen’s hips unyielding.
After what felt like a hundred thrusts, Jun Long’s hips were flush against Xuan Chen’s ass, and the entire shaft was buried inside. Xuan Chen’s belly bulged faintly from the sheer size within him. He felt split, impaled, his insides rearranged to make room for the emperor’s cock.
And then Jun Long moved deeper.
The head pressed against something soft, something deep inside Xuan Chen’s cavity, and a jolt of electricity shot through his spine. His entire body seized, a broken cry spilling from his lips. It was not pleasure—it was too sharp, too sudden for that—but it was sensation, overwhelming and undeniable.
Jun Long must have felt it too, because he smiled. “Found it.”
He began to thrust in earnest, using that spot as his target. Each stroke hammered against it, and Xuan Chen’s body betrayed him, his anal walls clenching and spasming around the invading shaft, gripping the glans with each withdrawal. The rough friction made his eyes roll back, his consciousness flickering.
“Your hole is gripping me,” Jun Long growled, his pace quickening. “Like a tight fist. Did you train it well for me, king?”
Xuan Chen could not answer. His mind was white static, his body a vessel for the emperor’s pleasure and his own agony.
The thrusting became savage, Jun Long’s hips slapping against Xuan Chen’s ass with wet, obscene sounds. Blood mixed with the natural lubrication that the body had begun to produce in self-preservation, creating a slick channel for the emperor’s massive cock.
“I’m going to fill you up,” Jun Long panted, his voice strained with approaching climax. “I’m going to flood that pretty little hole with my seed, and you’re going to take every drop.”
Xuan Chen’s body convulsed as the emperor gave one last, brutal thrust, burying himself to the hilt. And then he felt it—the first surge of hot, thick semen flooding his insides, painting his walls white. It seemed to go on forever, rope after rope of cum filling him until he felt swollen with it.
When Jun Long finally pulled out, a torrent of white and red spilled from Xuan Chen’s gaping hole, dripping down his thighs to pool on the altar stone.
Xuan Chen lay limp, his body broken, his mind drifting in a haze of pain and numbness. He could hear the ministers clapping, the generals cheering, the emperor’s smug laughter.
“Take him to the Training Directorate,” Jun Long ordered, fastening his belt. “We’ll have him ready for next time.”
Soldiers grabbed Xuan Chen’s arms and dragged him off the altar. His eyes were glassy, unseeing.
But as the cold iron of a cell door slammed shut, something flickered in his hollow gaze—a spark, small and fragile, but alive.
He thought of Xuan Ling’s ruined body. He thought of Xuan Yu, still untouched, still innocent.
And he began to plan.