The Teind (Futa x Male, Fair Folk, Shota, Lots of words)

Greetings.

I posted the beginning of a story here a while back and then it...kind of fizzled. My attention went elsewhere, I had other things that needed doing, and it probably won't ever be revived. So here's the beginning of something different. It's still in very rough form, with no edits, and needs complaints more than compliments. I expect it to suck in all the usual ways, and (To misquote Rodney Caston) I expect I have found new and exciting ways to suck (...and not in the good way. :p ). Please take a look at it and send on any constructive criticism so I can make it suck a bit less.

Also, I warn you: I know that the term 'fairy' is more correct English than 'Faery/Faerie', which comes from Old French. But I like it better, especially since the Fair Folk here aren't twee pixies but more akin to figures from Norse and Celtic myth...except I'm not aware of any old myths about futanari faeries.

And as usual, I'm not starting with anything especially spicy. Heck, given my past track record, I'm not sure if I'll keep writing long enough to reach a sex scene - and there won't be any until Chapter 4.

So, here I am, introducing....

The Teind

A tale of farmboys, faeries, and other things beginning with 'F'.

Table of Contents:

Preface

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

<Ongoing>

Some Archaic or Odd Words Used:

Elphame - Elf home. Equivalent to Elfland, Fairyland, or Faerie. Related to Norse Alfheimr.

Teind - an archaic, chiefly Scottish, form of Tithe. It is sometimes associated with the idea of a tithe of souls which Faeries pay to Hell, but this particular legend, associated with tales such as that of Tam Lin and Thomas the Rhymer, is not true. But Faeries are familiar enough with it.