Anoncolt as P-47 in Stable 99 [Yet-Another-AI-Dump Edition]

Disclaimer: This fic is my third experiment where I ran an AI to generate text based on a solid plot structure. Expect excessive repetition of descriptions.

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You blink awake to the sterile hum of Stable 99's medical wing, the kind of sound that never quite fades even in your dreams. Your small green body lies curled on the thin pad they call a bed, black mane sticking damp to your neck from another night of restless half-memories. Teal eyes open slow, taking in the same gray walls, the same faint scent of antiseptic and recycled air that clings to every colt here. No cutie mark on your flank. Just smooth green hide, earth pony sturdy but still waiting for whatever growth spurt might come. Hooves tucked close, you stretch once, feeling the sheath between your hind legs shift with the motion. Familiar. Unwanted.

A chime rings through the speakers. "Colts of batch seven, report for designation. Single file. Now."

You push up, legs shaky at first, joining the line of other small colts shuffling down the corridor. Their coats vary—browns, grays, one pale yellow—but all earth ponies like you, all unmarked, all silent in that heavy way. Nopony meets your gaze. The medical wing doors hiss open ahead, revealing the Overmare's assignment chamber. She sits behind a wide console, mane pulled tight, eyes scanning each of you like inventory on a list. A pair of attendant mares flank her, clipboards hovering in faint magic or steady hooves.

Your turn comes quicker than you want. You step up, head level with the desk edge.

"New one," the Overmare says, voice flat as she taps her screen. "Green coat. Black mane and tail. Teal eyes. Earth pony. Fit the profile." She doesn't smile. "You'll be P-47. Effective immediately."

P-47. The words land heavy in your chest. No more whatever half-formed thoughts of identity you'd clung to in the quiet hours. Just a label, like the others—P-21 down the line, older, eyes already dull from too many sessions. The Overmare leans forward slightly, her tone carrying the weight of every rule etched into these walls.

"Listen close, P-47. You have no rights here. None. Your body belongs to the stable. To the mares. Breeding rotations start next cycle. You'll service who signs you out, when they sign you out. Recreational use included. Refuse, and we adjust the schedule. Simple." She glances at one attendant. "Mark him down for orientation this afternoon. First full session tomorrow morning. Mare from maintenance wing requested an early slot."

The attendant nods, scribbling. "Understood, Overmare. He'll be ready."

You stand there, hooves rooted, the small frame trembling just enough that you clench your jaw to hide it. Inside, something old and sharp twists hard. That part of you—the one that once knew long, private hours of chasing whatever heat built up until exhaustion claimed it—recoils at the casual order. No choice. No door to close. Just this body, small and responsive whether you want it or not, already stirring faintly at the clinical promise of tomorrow. You swallow the bile, the protest that would change nothing. Nopony here would listen even if you tried. They never do. This is how Stable 99 works. Always has.

The Overmare waves a hoof. "Next."

The attendant mare guides you out with a firm nudge to your shoulder, her touch lingering a second too long. Warm. Practiced. "Come on, P-47. We'll get you fitted with the tag and run the basics. It's not so bad once you learn the rhythm. Every colt settles in."

Her voice carries that soft edge, the one they all use—like explaining the weather or ration portions. You follow, black tail dragging slightly, mind racing through the corridors back to the colts' holding area. The tag they clip to your ear later pinches, cold metal against warm hide, P-47 stamped clear. You test it with the tip of one hoof, feeling the edge bite. Real.

Alone in the narrow stall they assign you afterward, the door clicks shut with a finality that echoes. You sink onto the pad, breath coming short. The sheath twitches again, unbidden, as fragments flood in—memories of control long gone, of losing yourself on your own terms until the release left you hollow and satisfied. Now this. Scheduled. Used. Your hoof drifts lower without thinking, the flat tip pressing tentative against the sensitive skin, rubbing slow circles that pull a low sound from your throat. It feels wrong and right all at once, the small body arching into the touch even as your thoughts scream alienation. This isn't yours anymore. None of it.

Outside, another chime signals shift change. Mares laughing in the distance, one calling out about signing out a P-colt later. You keep moving the hoof, faster now, chasing that old escape even while knowing tomorrow waits with its own demands. The release comes quick, messy, leaving you panting against the thin bedding. Teal eyes stare at the ceiling, unfocused. P-47. The label burns behind your eyelids.

But you don't say a word. Not to the attendant when she checks in. Not to the other colts in the shared wash area later, their own tags glinting under the lights. The old life stays locked tight inside, useless as it is. Nopony would believe it anyway. And even if they did, what could anypony do in a stable built on this?

You curl up again as the lights dim for rest cycle, green coat still faintly damp, black mane across your eyes. Waiting. Always waiting for the next call.

===

You laugh to yourself, the sound scraping out low and uneven against the thin bedding, barely louder than the distant hum of the stable's air recyclers. How many anons would kill to trade places right now—raped by mares every day, fed, watered, given a bed like some pampered toy. The thought twists in your gut, sharp and familiar from those endless human nights scrolling forums until your eyes burned, chasing whatever rush kept the emptiness at bay. Now it's real. Agency stripped clean away. Mares who will sign you out like a tool from the maintenance locker, use you until they're done, then toss the tag back on the board without a second glance. Not a pony to them. Just warm meat with a heartbeat.

You release a shaky breath, the air catching in your small chest. P-47. That's your name now, stamped cold on the tag that still pinches your ear. The green coat shifts as you roll onto your side, black mane falling across one teal eye. Just a colt dropped into some shitty fanfiction of a fanfiction, the kind where the author piles on the suffering because they think pain equals depth. Your hoof drifts up without thinking, the flat tip tracing the edge of the tag, feeling the metal bite back.

Earlier in the corridor you'd caught sight of him—P-21, older, shoulders already slumped like they'd been carrying the whole damn stable for years. The same stallion Blackjack had used without ever bothering to learn his name, just another warm body in the haze of her own spiral. The one whose lover she'd killed in that blind rage, hooves and bullets and regret that came too late. Blackjack. Or Go Fish, whatever fragment of her the stable records still whispered about. Destined to break and break again, The Dealer pulling strings from the shadows, twisting events until her soul hardened into the only thing that could stand against the Eater. All of it playing out like some grim script, and here you are, slotted right into the background cast.

The laughs start breaking apart then, turning into something cracked and wet that you bury against your foreleg. Your small frame shakes with it, the sheath twitching once in that old, traitorous way—memories of human nights spent alone with a screen and your hand flashing unbidden—but you clamp down hard, refusing to chase it. Not now. The lights overhead flicker lower for the rest cycle, casting long shadows across the narrow stall. Outside, a mare's voice drifts past, laughing with another about tomorrow's schedule, about which P-colt might hold up better this time. You don't move. Just lie there, teal eyes staring at nothing, the broken sound fading into ragged breaths that echo too loud in the quiet.

P-47. The label sits heavy, final. And still you say nothing out loud. What would be the point? Nopony here wants the truth behind your eyes. They never will. The stable keeps turning, indifferent, and you curl tighter around the ache, waiting for the chime that will drag you out again.

You sleep through the night like the stable wants every colt to—deep, drugged, nothing but black until the lights snap on overhead with that familiar crackle. Your teal eyes crack open to the same gray ceiling, the same faint buzz of fluorescents that never quite shuts off. Black mane falls across your muzzle in a tangled mess, and you blow it aside with a short huff. The small green body feels heavier than yesterday, limbs still loose from sleep but already aware of the day waiting just beyond the stall door. Hooves shift on the thin pad, the flat tips pressing into the fabric as you push yourself up. The tag on your ear catches, pinching once, a cold reminder stamped P-47.

Still here. Still this colt. Still about to lose the last piece that felt private, handed over to whatever mares signed out the slot this morning. Your breath drags in slow, the sheath between your hind legs already twitching at the thought, traitor that it is. Memories flicker uninvited—those endless human hours chasing release on your own terms, forums glowing in the dark, laughter sharp and empty—but they twist now into something raw. No screen. No choice. Just scheduled warmth and weight and commands you’ll follow because refusal earns worse. Agency gone. Toy status locked in.

You tilt your head all the way back, staring straight up at the lights until the glare burns spots behind your eyelids. The words come out low, cracked at the edges, barely loud enough to stir the recycled air.

“Dealer, I don’t know if you can hear me, but if you want some help from a colt that can see the whole hand, hit me up. I don’t expect you to help me out of empathy or whatever, but I can at expect you to use me if I’m useful. And what’s more useful than some fodder that can see the ending before it happens?”

The murmur hangs there, swallowed by the hum of the vents. Nothing answers. No shadow shifts. No voice whispers back from whatever void The Dealer moves through. Your chest tightens anyway, a shaky laugh trying to bubble up and dying halfway. Hooves stay planted, one hind leg shifting just enough that the sheath brushes the bedding and sends another unwelcome spark racing up your spine. The small frame trembles once, green coat prickling along your sides, black tail flicking against the pad. P-47. Fodder. Useful. The words echo in your skull while distant voices filter down the corridor—mares chatting about the morning roster, one laughing about how the new green one better last longer than the last colt they tried.

You drop your head, forehooves curling inward, the flat tips digging into the bedding as if that could anchor anything. The ache sits low in your belly, part dread, part that old degenerate pull that never learned when to quit. Lights stay bright. Door stays locked until the chime. And still you wait, teal eyes half-lidded, breath steadying into something almost calm. The stable turns on without you. It always does.

===

In the place that had no name and no walls, where the only light came from cards that never quite touched the table, The Dealer paused mid-shuffle. The deck in his grasp—fifty-two souls and one spare, always one spare—felt heavier than it should. A new card had slipped in without invitation, materializing between his hooves like a bad draw that refused to be ignored. Green coat. Black mane. Teal eyes. Both faces of the Joker identical, front and back, no hidden reverse, no veiled corner. Just the same small colt staring out, unflinching, every line of him laid bare.

He turned the card slowly. Once. Twice. The edges caught no shadow because there was nothing to hide. No secrets tucked behind the image, no alternate fate waiting to flip. Only the open offer: a piece of fodder that already knew the full spread. Knew the Eater’s hunger, knew Blackjack’s endless spiral, knew the strings he himself tugged across decades of suffering. The colt’s eyes on the card seemed to follow his own gaze, calm in a way that prickled the endless nothing around them.

A low chuckle rolled out of The Dealer, dry as old felt, carrying the faint echo of every gamble he had ever rigged. “Well now,” he murmured, voice like shuffled paper and distant thunder. “Look at you. No mask. No lie. Just… useful.” He set the Joker aside from the main spread, letting it rest face-up beside the half-finished hand that represented Go Fish—Blackjack—her cards already stained with blood and bad calls. The green colt card sat there, perfectly symmetrical, radiating that strange, steady awareness.

He leaned back in the chair that wasn’t real, hooves steepled, the faint glow of his eyes narrowing with something almost like appreciation. Not pity. Never that. Empathy was a sucker’s bet, and he had never lost on purpose. But utility? Oh, utility had flavor. This one had woken up inside the stable, felt the tag bite his ear, heard the Overmare’s flat decree, and still whispered an offer straight into the void. Fodder that could see the ending before the first card dropped. Fodder that wouldn’t flinch when the deck burned.

The Dealer flicked the Joker once with the tip of his hoof. It spun, green and black blurring, then settled again—same face, same eyes, same quiet readiness. A smile tugged at the corner of his mouth, thin and sharp. “You want to be played, little green? Fine. I’ll deal you in.” His chuckle deepened, rolling out into the gray until it faded into the shuffle of unseen wings and distant screams. “Let’s see how long the toy lasts when the real game starts.”

He slid the card back into the deck, right between the King of Wounds and the Queen of Ash. The deck felt balanced again. Better than balanced. The Dealer resumed his shuffle, the rhythm steady, the endless table waiting for the next hand. Somewhere far below, in the concrete veins of Stable 99, the morning chime would soon ring. And when it did, the green colt would step out of his stall already marked, already known, already in play.

The Dealer’s eyes gleamed once, satisfied. A Joker with nothing to hide was the rarest kind. And he had just found a perfect spot for it.

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You stand rigid in the narrow breeding alcove off the maintenance wing, the padded floor cool under your hooves and the overhead lights humming just a notch too bright. The attendant had nudged you here without ceremony, clipped the log, and left with a bored flick of her tail. “Special request,” she’d said. “Mare from the night shift pushed your tag to the top. Said something about the green one looking... right.” The words sit wrong in your gut. Nothing in this stable ever feels right by accident.

The door hisses open. She steps in—Spark Plug, a thickset chestnut earth pony with grease smudges still streaked across her barrel and a tool harness hanging loose off one shoulder. Bigger than you by a good head and shoulders, muscles rolling under her coat from years of hauling pipes and welding seams. Her dark mane is tied back in a hasty knot, teal eyes—wait, no, hers are amber, sharp and already half-lidded with hunger. She doesn’t smile. Just closes the door behind her with a rear hoof and eyes you like inventory.

“Well, P-47,” she drawls, voice low and rough from shouting over machinery all shift. “Heard you’re fresh out the gate. Overmare marked you virgin stock. That true?” She circles once, slow, the harness jangling. Her scent hits you—sweat, machine oil, and something warmer underneath that makes your sheath twitch despite everything. “Don’t matter. You’re mine for the hour. Gonna break you in proper.”

You don’t answer. Hooves planted, small green frame locked tight, black tail clamped down hard. Inside, the old human part of you laughs in that broken way again—how many anons would cream themselves at this exact scene. Real mares. Real warmth. No pixels. But the laugh dies fast because this body is already betraying you, the tip of your colt cock starting to peek from its sheath, pink and sensitive and utterly out of your control.

Spark Plug notices. Of course she does. She steps close, her barrel brushing your side, warm and solid. One hoof lifts, plants between your shoulders, and pushes. Not hard. Just enough. You drop to your knees on the padding, forelegs folding, hind legs still straight. “Easy, toy,” she murmurs, breath hot against your ear. “Mares first. Always.” She turns, presents, tail flagged high to the side. The sight hits like a gut punch—pink folds already glistening, winking once in invitation, the heavy musk rolling off her in waves. Your cock surges the rest of the way out, medial ring swelling, flare starting to form whether you want it or not.

She backs up until her rump bumps your chest, then reaches back with one hoof and guides. The flat tip presses against your flare, rubbing it along her slit once, twice, coating you in her slick. “There we go. Push, colt. Mount up.”

Your hips jerk forward on instinct. The head pops inside her—tight, scalding, velvet walls gripping like nothing your hand or any screen ever prepared you for. A broken sound rips from your throat. She’s so much warmer, so much wetter, the stretch around your medial ring pulling a shudder down your spine. You thrust again, small body rocking, hooves scrabbling for purchase on her flanks. She’s bigger; you have to stretch up on tip-hoof just to sink deeper. Every inch slides home until your hips slap her rear and your sheath kisses her entrance.

Spark Plug lets out a low groan, pushing back to meet you. “Buck, you’re eager for a first-timer. Feels good, don’t it? Tight little thing like you.” She starts to move, rolling her hips in a slow grind that forces you to follow, the rhythm setting in whether you command it or not. Wet sounds fill the alcove—slick, rhythmic, obscene. Your tag jingles with every thrust. Her inner walls flutter around your flare, milking, squeezing, and the pressure builds low in your belly like a freight train you can’t stop.

Halfway through, something shifts. The lights overhead flicker once, just once, in a pattern too regular to be a glitch. A dry chuckle echoes—not in the room, but inside your skull, faint as cards sliding across felt. The same presence you whispered to last night. The Dealer. You feel it like a hoof on the back of your neck, guiding the angle of your next thrust, making Spark Plug gasp sharper than she should. Her voice cracks mid-moan. “Sweet Celestia... never felt one hit just right like this. Had to pick you today. Couldn’t shake it. Like something told me the green colt was gonna be perfect.”

She doesn’t know why she says it. You do. The chuckle deepens, satisfied, and your hips snap forward harder, body no longer fully yours. The orgasm crashes in without warning—your flare swells, locks inside her, pulsing thick ropes that paint her depths while your small frame shakes and your teal eyes squeeze shut. She follows right after, walls clamping down in rhythmic spasms, a low whinny tearing out of her as her hind legs tremble.

For a long moment she just stands there, breathing hard, your spent cock still twitching inside her. Then she steps forward, letting you slip free with a wet pop. Cum drips down her inner thigh, mixing with her own slick. She turns, looks down at you collapsed on the padding—green coat matted with sweat, black mane plastered to your neck, legs splayed and cock still half-hard against your belly.

“Not bad for a virgin toy,” she says, already sounding bored again, the strange intensity fading like it was never there. She gives your flank a casual pat with one hoof. “I’ll sign you out again next week. Maybe bring a friend.” The door hisses open. She leaves without looking back.

You stay on the floor, chest heaving, the ache between your hind legs mixing with the sticky mess and the deeper, colder emptiness. The chuckle in your head fades to a whisper, almost fond. The game has started. You’re in play now—Joker on the table, both sides showing, nothing left to hide. The stable lights steady. Somewhere far above, cards keep shuffling.

And still you say nothing out loud. What would be the point? The Dealer already heard you just fine.

===

You breathe while sprawled on the thin mattress, chest still heaving in shallow pulls that make your green flanks rise and fall. The air in the stall tastes thick with the leftover musk of oil and sweat and spent seed, clinging to your coat like a brand you can’t scrub off. Your hind legs twitch once, splayed wide, the sticky trail cooling along your inner thigh where Spark Plug left you leaking. She took your cherry. Just like that. No ceremony, no warning beyond the scheduled chime and the casual way she’d backed up and taken what the Overmare had already assigned. And worse— it had felt good. That guilty heat still simmers low in your belly, the memory of her walls clamping around your flare, milking every pulse out of you while your small body jerked and obeyed.

A shaky exhale rattles out of you. Hooves planted on the pad, you stare at the gray ceiling until the fluorescents blur. The Dealer had moved you. Not just nudged—re-aligned. Every thrust you’d thought was yours had been guided, hips angled sharper, rhythm tightened at the exact second her breath hitched. Like he’d been holding the reins on your own spine. What the fuck does that even mean? That you should be a better stud for the mares? A half-crazed laugh bubbles up, cracking in the middle, echoing off the walls too loud for the narrow space.

“Fine then,” you mutter to no one, voice raw. “If the Dealer needs me to be a better stud, I’ll be the best damn stud this stable has ever seen.”

You roll to your hooves before the words finish settling, black tail lashing once. The tag on your ear swings with the motion, a cold little reminder that clinks against your jaw. No time to sit in the mess. You start pacing the stall—three short steps one way, pivot on your forehooves, three back. The concrete bites cold under your frogs. When the pacing isn’t enough, you drop and crank out curl-ups, small green belly tightening as you haul your chest toward your knees again and again. Sweat beads along your black mane, drips into your teal eyes. You don’t stop. Push-ups next, forelegs burning as you lower and drive up, hindquarters locked to keep balance. Your earth pony frame responds quicker than you expected—muscles already humming with that stubborn strength every dirt pony carries in their bones—but you lean into it harder, breath hissing through clenched teeth.

Between sets you circle again, shaking out your legs, feeling the sheath shift heavy between them. Most mares here are earth ponies too, thick and tireless from hauling scrap and welding seams all shift. Doesn’t matter. You’ll outlast them. You’ll make the next one’s eyes roll back so hard she forgets her own name before she even signs the log. Another round of curls, hind legs hooked under the edge of the mattress for leverage, abs screaming by the tenth rep. The burn feels clean. Purposeful. Like trading one kind of helplessness for another you can control.

Hours slip by in the artificial light. The stable chime eventually rings for evening ration, but you only pause long enough to gulp the nutrient paste they slide through the slot. Then back to it—lunges across the stall, hindquarters driving forward until your thighs quiver. You picture the next mare already, whoever she’ll be, and push harder. Earth pony blood thrums in your veins, promising endurance if you just keep hammering the weakness out. The Dealer wants a better tool? You’ll give him a weapon. One that doesn’t break no matter how many times they use it.

By the time the lights dim for rest cycle, your small body is drenched, green coat dark with sweat, every muscle twitching with fresh ache. You collapse onto the pad, legs splayed, breath still coming in controlled gasps. The guilt lingers somewhere underneath it all, tangled with that old degenerate thrill, but you shove it down. P-47. Best stud in Stable 99. The label feels different now—sharper, like a promise instead of a cage.

You close your eyes, black mane plastered across your forehead, and let the exhaustion pull you under. Somewhere in the nothing behind your eyelids, you swear you catch the faint rustle of cards being shuffled, slow and satisfied. The game keeps moving. So do you.

===

You wake to the chime that never changes, the one that drags every colt out of whatever shallow sleep the sedatives allow. The first week blurs into the second, then the third, until the days stack like ration cards in a mare’s harness—each one the same gray loop, but heavier now with the burn you chase on purpose.

Mornings start with the attendant’s bored knock and the logbook slap against the stall door. “P-47, you’re up twice today. Maintenance shift wants recreation after lunch, then breeding rotation at eighteen hundred with Spark Plug again—she brought a friend.” The door hisses open and you step out on legs that already ache from yesterday’s extra sets, green coat still carrying the faint scent of the last mare who used you. They rotate you like a favored wrench: Spark Plug with her grease-streaked barrel and rough laughs, then the quiet welder from hydroponics who never speaks above a whisper but pins you down with surprising strength, then the pair from security who sign you out together and take turns until your voice cracks on their names.

They use you for breeding when the schedule demands it—hooves planted, hips snapping on command while they grind back and moan about “good stock” or “finally a colt who doesn’t tap out.” But recreation hits harder. One afternoon a trio from the lower levels crowds into the alcove, laughing about how the green one lasted through all three last time. They don’t ask. They just push you onto your back on the padded bench, one straddling your muzzle while the others take turns riding your cock until your medial ring swells and your flare locks and you spill again and again, legs shaking so hard the bench rattles. You keep thrusting up even when your sheath feels raw, even when the pleasure twists into something sharp enough to taste like copper. They notice. Sweet Celestia, they notice.

“Buck me,” the security mare pants after the second round, amber eyes wide as she slides off your still-hard length. “He’s still going. Most colts are crying for a break by now.” Her friend leans down, breath hot against your ear. “What’s your secret, toy? You training for the Overmare’s private list or something?” You don’t answer. Just roll your hips once more, driving up into the third mare until she whinnies and clamps down hard enough to make your vision spark. They leave you there leaking, laughing about signing you out again next rest cycle with “maybe the whole shift crew.”

Between rotations you push. The moment the stall door seals, you drop to the floor and start the sets that have become ritual. Curl-ups until your abs scream, forelegs hooked under the mattress edge, green belly tightening over and over. Push-ups next, chest brushing concrete, hind legs locked while sweat stings your teal eyes. Lunges across the narrow space—three steps, pivot, three back—until your thighs burn like they’re on fire. The pain in your legs is constant now, a deep throb that matches the raw ache between them. Your cock hangs heavy and sensitive after every use, sheath swollen from friction, the tip still leaking thin strands when you move wrong. You ignore it. Drop and crank out another ten, then ten more, breath hissing through clenched teeth. Earth pony blood sings in your veins—stubborn, endless, built for hauling carts through radiation storms—so you lean into it harder, forcing the small frame to adapt, to endure, to become the tool the Dealer quietly reshaped that first morning.

By the end of the second week the mares start comparing notes in the corridors loud enough for you to hear when they walk you back. “P-47 didn’t even slow down when we doubled up yesterday,” one says, voice carrying that mix of amusement and hunger. “Lasted longer than P-21 ever did on his best day. Little bastard’s got stamina like he was born for it.” Another chuckles low. “Sign him out for the recreation lounge Friday. Whole group. Bet he can handle four if we pace him right.” They pat your flank like a good machine, casual and possessive, and you feel the old human part of you laugh in that broken, half-crazed way again—how many anons would kill for this exact hell—but the laugh dies quick because the pain is real and the pleasure is worse. It’s good. Guiltily, shamefully good, every clench and flutter and wet slap carving deeper into whatever was left of your control.

You keep the exercises going even when your legs tremble so bad you have to brace against the wall, even when your dick throbs hot and angry after back-to-back sessions and the simplest touch makes you hiss. The third week brings a new rotation: five mares from engineering who book the long alcove for an entire evening. They rotate in pairs, then all pile on, one under you, one riding your face, two teasing your balls with slow licks while the last one times her thrusts to match yours. You outlast them. Hips snapping steady, flare swelling on command, spilling deep into the first while the second takes her turn without letting you soften. Their voices break—surprised, delighted, a little awed.

“Hayseeds, he’s still hard,” one gasps, sweat dripping from her chestnut coat onto your black mane. “Never seen a colt keep up like this. What’re they feeding you down in the holding pens?” You don’t tell them about the sets, the burn, the quiet promise you made to the void. Just keep moving, keep giving, keep being the best damn stud Stable 99 has ever had on a tag.

When they finally stagger out, legs shaky and coats marked with your mess, you limp back to your stall on hooves that feel like they’re floating in fire. The door clicks shut. You collapse, chest heaving, but only for a minute. Then you drag yourself up and start the next round of curl-ups, abs screaming, cock twitching painfully against your belly with every rep. Black mane plastered to your neck, teal eyes narrowed against the sting of sweat. The Dealer’s chuckle is faint these days, almost approving, like a card sliding perfectly into place.

You don’t stop. Can’t stop. The routine turns, the mares keep coming, and every night you push the small green body harder, turning pain into purpose, turning the toy they all want into something they can’t break. P-47. Best stud in the stable. The label fits tighter every day, and somewhere in the nothing behind your eyelids, cards keep shuffling, waiting for the next hand to drop.

===

In the sterile hush of her private observation suite, the Overmare of Stable 99 sat alone beneath the bank of flickering monitors. The room smelled of recycled air and faint ozone from the old terminals, the only light coming from the screens that painted her face in shifting blues and grays. She rarely lingered here after the evening briefings, but tonight the logs had pinged something unusual. Feed seventeen. P-47 again.

She tapped a hoof on the armrest, pulling the camera full screen. There he was in the dim rest-cycle glow of his stall, the small green colt refusing to stay still. Black mane slick with sweat, teal eyes narrowed against the sting as he dropped low and drove through another round of push-ups. Forehooves planted firm, shoulders bunching under green hide while his hind legs locked for balance. The tag on his ear swung with every rep. He didn’t stop when his legs started shaking. Just rolled straight into curl-ups, hooking his hind hooves under the edge of the thin mattress and hauling his chest up again and again until his breath came in tight, controlled hisses. Then lunges across the narrow space—three steps, pivot, three back—muscles twitching but never quitting.

The Overmare leaned closer, amber eyes narrowing. “Training on your own time,” she murmured, voice dry as dust. “Most colts just leak and cry after the second use. This one’s turning himself into something else.”

She switched feeds without blinking. Breeding alcove four, last night’s recreation slot. Four mares from engineering had signed him out together. The high-res camera caught every detail: the green colt on his back on the padded bench, one mare grinding on his muzzle while another rode him reverse, thick rump slapping down in a steady rhythm. His small hips bucked upward with mechanical endurance, medial ring swelling visibly each time he drove deep. Even after the first pair shuddered through their peaks and the next two took over, he kept pace. Legs quivering, coat dark with sweat and their combined slick, but the rhythm never broke. When the last mare finally slid off, spent and laughing, his cock still twitched half-hard against his belly, leaking but ready.

She replayed the segment twice, hooves steepled. Usage logs glowed beside the feed: P-47’s booking frequency had jumped 240 percent in three weeks. Recreation requests alone outpaced every other colt combined. Breeding output metrics sat in solid green—higher conception rates, fewer failed sessions. The mares were requesting him by name now. Not just Spark Plug and her shift crew. Security, hydroponics, maintenance. All of them.

A secondary audio feed chimed in from the lower recreation lounge. The Overmare patched it through without expression.

“Hay, you see the green one last night?” Spark Plug’s rough voice carried clear over the low hum of conversation. “Took the whole damn crew. Four of us. Still had enough left to make the fifth one whine when we finally let him up. Never seen stamina like that down here.”

Another mare laughed, low and satisfied. “Morale’s actually worth a damn for once. No more dragging our hooves to the alcoves bitching about dead-weight colts. Sign-outs are up across the board. Everypony’s walking taller, working harder. If the Overmare knew what a prize she tagged, she’d charge double.”

The Overmare’s ears flicked once. She let the chatter roll on—crude jokes, plans for the next rest cycle, voices brighter and hungrier than they’d been in months. No complaints about ration cuts or surface radiation spikes. Just easy, crude contentment centered on one small green earth pony who refused to break.

She killed the audio and sat back, staring at the frozen image of P-47 collapsed on his stall floor after the session, chest still heaving, black tail matted, eyes half-lidded but not defeated. A thin smile curved her lips, cold and calculating.

“Whatever game you’re playing in that head of yours, P-47,” she said softly to the screen, “it’s working for the stable.” Her hoof hovered over the master schedule controls. Perhaps bump him to the elite rotation. Perhaps sample him herself under the guise of performance review. Valuable resources needed proper calibration, after all.

She queued the next cycle of feeds, the monitors reflecting in her steady amber gaze. Stable 99 ran on order. On efficiency. And right now, one persistent little colt was making the whole machine run smoother than it had in years. She intended to keep it that way.

===

You stand in the breeding alcove again, the familiar padded floor cool under your frogs, but something in the air feels heavier the moment the door hisses open. The attendant’s voice had been the same bored drawl—“P-47, security shift special request, one hour recreation slot”—but when she steps through, your whole small frame locks up like a rusted gear.

White coat. Black and red mane tied back in a messy knot that still lets streaks of crimson fall across one eye. Red eyes that scan the room with lazy confidence, the faint glint of her security barding still clipped around her barrel even though she’s off-shift. Ace and Queen of Spades cutie mark clear on her flank as she turns to seal the door with a flick of magic. Blackjack. Go Fish. The name burns behind your teeth before you can stop it. You know every rotten turn her story takes later—the Dealer’s strings, the Eater, the blood she’ll never wash off. You know what she’ll do to P-21 without even bothering to learn his name. And here she is, years early, before any of it.

Your teal eyes drop fast. You don’t meet her gaze. Just catch her in peripheral—strong legs, the sway of her tail, the easy smirk already tugging at her lips. Hooves stay planted. Black mane falls across your face as you stare at the floor instead.

“Well hay there, greenie,” she says, voice bright and rough around the edges, the kind of tone that’s used to filling corridors with laughs and curses. “P-47, right? Overmare’s logs say you’re the hot new toy everypony’s signing out. Figured I’d see what all the noise is about.” She circles once, slow, her magic sparking faint red at the tip of her horn as she tugs her barding loose and lets it clatter aside. “Name’s Blackjack. Security. And right now I’m off the clock and wound tighter than a spark plug in a radstorm.”

You don’t answer. Don’t move. Your green flanks stay rigid, the small body already betraying you anyway—shaft starting to drop from its sheath at the sheer presence of her, the heavy musk of a mare who’s been walking patrols all shift mixing with something sharper, like mint and gun oil. She notices. Of course she does.

“Aw, shy one?” A low chuckle rolls out of her as she steps close, warm barrel brushing your side. One hoof lifts, tilts your chin up just enough that you still keep your eyes averted, staring at her chest instead. “Cute. Most colts are already trying to climb me by now. But you… you just stand there like you’re waiting for orders.” Her magic wraps around your shoulders, gentle but firm, guiding you down onto your foreknees on the padding. “Fine by me. I like ’em quiet sometimes.”

She turns, flanks presented high, tail flagged to the side with a casual flick. The sight hits anyway—pink folds already slick and winking slow, the heat rolling off her in waves that make your cock surge the rest of the way out, medial ring swelling, flare starting to peek. She backs up until her rump presses against your chest, then reaches back with magic and a hoof both, rubbing your tip along her slit once, twice, coating you thick.

“Buck, you’re packing for a little guy,” she mutters, voice dropping husky. “C’mon, toy. Mount up and give me what I signed for.”

Your hips jerk forward on pure instinct, the head popping inside her—tight, scalding, velvet walls gripping so sudden your breath stutters. But you don’t thrust hard like you do with the others. No eager snap of hips, no desperate drive to prove the stamina you’ve hammered into this body every night. Just shallow, mechanical rocks, enough to sink deeper but nothing more. The pleasure coils anyway, guilty and sharp, her inner muscles fluttering around your flare as you bottom out and your sheath kisses her entrance.

Blackjack groans low, pushing back to meet you. “That’s it… nice and deep. Hayseeds, you feel good. Most of these P-colts tap out after two minutes.” She starts to roll her hips in a slow grind, forcing the rhythm, her magic wrapping around your barrel to pull you tighter against her. The wet slap of flesh fills the alcove, slick and rhythmic, her walls squeezing in waves that drag a shaky breath out of you. Sweat beads along your black mane. Your legs tremble from the effort of holding back, from refusing to give her the enthusiastic rut she expects.

She doesn’t seem to mind at first. Just keeps talking through the moans, foul-mouthed and laughing between gasps. “Fuck yeah… right there. You’re lasting longer than that sad sack P-21 ever did on my birthday party. Little bastard couldn’t even keep up when I rode him raw.” Another roll of her hips, magic sparking brighter as she clenches deliberately around your medial ring. “C’mon, greenie, don’t hold out on me. I want the full show.”

You keep the pace steady but distant, eyes fixed on the floor beside her hoof, peripheral catching the way her red-and-black tail lashes, the arch of her white back as she pushes harder. The orgasm builds anyway—traitor body, earth pony endurance you trained for this exact hell—until your flare swells and locks and you spill deep inside her with a choked sound you can’t swallow. Thick pulses that paint her walls while your small frame shakes against her rump.

Blackjack follows right after, a sharp whinny tearing out as her walls clamp down in rhythmic spasms, magic flaring wild around both of you. She grinds back once more, milking every drop, then steps forward slow, letting your spent cock slip free with a wet pop. Cum drips down her inner thigh, mixing with her own slick.

She turns, breathing hard, red eyes finally catching yours for half a second before you look away again. A lazy grin spreads across her muzzle. “Not bad, P-47. Little quiet for my taste, but damn if you don’t deliver the goods.” One hoof reaches out, ruffles your black mane like you’re some favored wrench. “I’ll sign you out again next week. Maybe bring a couple friends from the shift. Loosen up next time, yeah? Life’s too short in this tin can to be all broody.”

The door hisses open. She clips her barding back on with magic, still chuckling as she steps out without a backward glance. “Catch you later, greenie.”

You stay on your knees long after she’s gone, chest heaving, the sticky mess cooling between your hind legs. The guilt sits heavier than the pleasure ever could. She won’t remember your face months from now. Won’t even know your number when the real weight of what she does starts crushing her. And still your body twitches at the memory of her heat, the casual way she took what she wanted. P-47. Just another slot in her log. Just another regret she hasn’t earned yet.

You drag yourself up on shaky hooves, green coat matted, teal eyes still fixed on the floor. The stall waits. The exercises wait. The next chime waits. And somewhere in the nothing, cards keep shuffling, the Joker still face-up on the table.

===

You shuffle into the colt feeding pen with the rest of batch seven right after the evening chime, legs still burning from the afternoon’s lunges and the raw throb between your hind legs that never quite fades anymore. The air hangs thick with the smell of warm nutrient paste and faint hydroponic greens—recycled, processed, designed to keep every tagged body functional without waste. Your green coat is still damp from the quick rinse they hose you down with after the last recreation slot, black mane plastered flat against your neck, teal eyes half-lidded against the overhead fluorescents.

The line moves slow. Each colt steps up to the dispenser station, hooves fumbling trays or just lowering muzzles straight into the troughs for the ones too worn to care. You grab your own tray with both forehooves, the flat tips gripping the edges tight, and slide it under the first nozzle. Thick breeder paste glops out—grayish-tan, heavy with synthetic proteins and calorie packs the Overmare’s techs tweak for high-usage stock. It smells faintly sweet, like old vanilla mixed with machine oil, and lands in dense coils that steam a little. You tap the extra-ration button twice; the light blinks green now, ever since the performance logs updated. Two full scoops instead of one. Then the side nozzle for the greens—chopped hydroponic lettuce and carrot shavings, crisp but bland, tossed on top like an afterthought. Last comes the electrolyte slurry in a shallow bowl, murky blue and faintly metallic.

You carry the tray balanced between your teeth and one hoof to the long low bench where the others already hunch. P-21 sits at the far end, older gray coat dull under the lights, eyes fixed on his single scoop like it might vanish if he blinks. A couple younger colts from batch eight murmur in low tones, ears flat, tags jingling as they chew without enthusiasm.

You drop onto your haunches and dig in without ceremony. Muzzle plunges straight into the paste first, scooping up thick mouthfuls that coat your tongue and slide heavy down your throat. It’s warm, filling, the kind of dense fuel that settles in your gut and promises to rebuild what the mares and your own exercises tear down every day. You chew the greens between bites, the crunch giving way to the paste’s slick weight, forcing yourself to swallow faster than your stomach wants. Legs throb with every shift of weight; the constant ache in your sheath flares sharper when the warm food hits your belly, blood rushing to repair the raw skin and overworked muscles. Doesn’t matter. You need the calories. Need the protein to keep the earth pony frame pushing through four, five, sometimes six mares in a single rotation without folding like the others do.

“Hay, P-47,” one of the younger colts mutters around a mouthful, voice tired but curious. “They really bumping your portions again? Saw the light blink extra for you. What’d you do, charm the Overmare herself?”

You don’t lift your head. Just keep eating, paste smearing across your muzzle, the sweet-metallic taste mixing with the lingering musk that still clings to your coat no matter how many rinses they give you. The words sit heavy in your chest—how many more loads you pumped out today, how many times your flare locked and your hips kept snapping because the body you trained refused to quit. You swallow hard, chase it with a long pull of the blue slurry that burns cool down your throat.

P-21 glances over once, dull eyes flickering with something almost like recognition. “Doesn’t matter what you eat,” he says quiet, words dragging like they cost him. “They’ll still use you till you break. Seen it. Every time.” His own tray sits half-finished, paste congealing at the edges.

You force down another heaping mouthful, the paste sticking to the roof of your mouth before you work it loose. The burn in your thighs eases just a fraction as the nutrients start hitting, the small green body already converting fuel into the stubborn strength that lets you outlast the earth pony mares who ride you raw. Guilt twists low again—that old degenerate rush mixing with the shame of how good the exhaustion feels when you finally collapse afterward—but you shove it down with the next bite. Better to be the machine that doesn’t quit. Better to be the Joker that stays in play.

Around the bench, the others shift on their haunches. Younger ones from batch eight, older stallions who’ve been on the roster for years. All of them carrying that same hollow look, like the light behind their pupils got snuffed out long ago. Yours burn different. Teal fire. Anger coiled tight into something sharper—spite that simmers just beneath the surface, kept leashed but never gone.

“Hay, look at him,” one mutters, a brown colt with a crooked ear tag. “P-47 again. Eyes still got that spark. How the buck does he do it?”

Another, a lanky gray stallion named P-33, leans in with a tired snort. “Mares won’t shut up about him in the wash rooms. Says he’s the most booked colt in the whole stable right now. Five, six times some days. Recreation and breeding both. They ride him raw and he just… keeps going. Spark Plug told everypony he outlasted four of them back to back last week without even asking for a break.”

A younger colt across the table blinks slow, his own gaze cloudy. “I saw the log board yesterday. His tag was pulled more than anypony else. Yet he walks back here every night like he’s ready to run laps. What’s his secret? They break all of us eventually.”

You feel every word land. The small green body stays still on the bench, black tail curled tight against one flank, the constant throb in your overworked sheath a dull reminder of today’s rotations. They don’t know about the curl-ups that leave your abs screaming after lights-out. Don’t know about the lunges you force through when your legs already feel like they’re on fire. Don’t know the old memories you bury deep and turn into the only fuel that matters.

P-21 speaks up then, voice little more than gravel. “Fire in the eyes don’t mean much. It just makes the fall longer when it finally goes out.” But even he can’t hide the faint note of something else. Envy, maybe. Or the barest flicker of hope he’d never admit.

You don’t answer them. Just meet their stares with that steady teal burn, the spite curling hotter in your chest. Let them talk. Let the rumors spread among the mares and filter back down here. Every whispered story only tightens the leash you keep on your own will. They can use your body until it screams. They’ll never touch what’s behind these eyes.

The pen stays mostly quiet after that, just the wet sounds of chewing and the occasional tag clink. You scrape the tray clean, licking the last streaks of paste from the corners with your tongue, then drain the slurry bowl in one long series of gulps. Your belly feels full, heavy, ready for whatever tomorrow’s schedule throws at you. Legs still ache. Cock still throbs soft and sensitive against your hind leg. But the fire in your muscles has fresh kindling now.

You push the empty tray aside and stand, black tail flicking once against your flanks. The other colts watch you a second longer than usual—some envious, some just hollow—before going back to their own meager scoops. You don’t say anything. Just turn toward the exit chute that’ll lead you back to the stall for the night’s final set of curl-ups before lights-out. The paste sits warm in your gut like a promise you made to the void weeks ago. Keep the engine running. Keep being the best damn stud they’ve ever tagged.

Somewhere far off in the nothing, cards shuffle soft and satisfied. The game doesn’t care how much you eat. Only that you keep playing.

===

You’re on your back in the breeding alcove again, the padded bench cool and familiar against your green coat, when Spark Plug seals the door with a solid kick of her rear hoof. She’s alone this time—no shift crew, no laughing friends—just her thick chestnut frame filling the small space, grease still streaked across one shoulder from the morning’s work. Her amber eyes gleam with that same hungry certainty as she steps over you, harness already shrugged off.

“Missed this, greenie,” she rumbles, voice low and rough. “Heard you’ve been wearing everypony out lately. Figured I’d take my turn solo and see if the rumors hold up.” She swings a heavy hind leg across, straddling your hips without asking, lowering herself slow until her slick folds kiss the tip of your cock. One hoof plants on your chest, pinning you down as she sinks onto you in one smooth drop. The heat swallows you whole—tight, scalding, her walls clenching greedy around your medial ring. She groans deep, starts rolling her hips in that practiced rhythm she always sets, using your body like the tool the tag says you are.

Your teal eyes narrow. The old spite flares hot in your chest, the same fire that’s kept you burning through every set, every rotation. Not today. Not her. Your small frame tenses, earth pony muscle you’ve hammered into steel coiling tight. You buck upward hard—once, twice—then twist your hips sharp. She gasps, balance thrown, and you surge up with her, forehooves hooking around her barrel. The motion flips you both in a tangle of limbs and sweat-slick hide. She lands on her side, then rolls onto her belly under your weight before she can react, your smaller body suddenly on top, cock still buried deep.

“What the—P-47, you little—” Her words cut off as you drive forward, hips snapping with every ounce of the stamina you’ve forged in the dark of your stall. No more passive thrusts. You rut her proper now, deep and relentless, the slap of your hips against her thick rump echoing sharp off the walls. Your smaller size lets you angle just right, flare kissing that spot inside her over and over while your hind legs brace wide for leverage. She tries to push back, to reclaim control, but you lean in heavier, chest pressed to her back, black mane falling across her neck as you pin her down.

“Buck… yes…” she moans, voice cracking higher than you’ve ever heard it. You nip her ear hard enough to make her shiver, teeth grazing the sensitive edge while your breath ghosts hot against it.

“You want this,” you whisper, voice low and rough, the words spilling out like the spite you’ve kept leashed for weeks. “Don’t you? A colt breeding you right. Not just spreading your legs for the schedule. Not just taking what the Overmare says you can have.” You thrust harder, medial ring popping in and out with wet, obscene sounds, your sheath slapping her entrance on every plunge. “You want to feel a real stud put a foal in you the way the stable would never allow. Say it. Say my name while I give it to you.”

Her walls flutter wild around you, squeezing tighter with every word. She tries to buck you off at first, stubborn pride flaring, but the pleasure drags her under. Her moans turn broken, desperate, hips pushing back to meet you now instead of fighting.

“P-47… oh sweet Celestia, P-47…” The name tumbles out like a prayer, repeated between gasps that shake her whole frame. “P-47, buck me—don’t stop, P-47—”

You keep the pace merciless, one hoof sliding under her to rub firm circles against her clit while the other grips her shoulder. Sweat mats your green coat to hers, the scent of her arousal thick and heady, mixing with the faint machine oil that never leaves her. Your flare swells bigger than ever, locking deep as the pressure coils tight in your belly. She comes first—hard—walls clamping down in rhythmic spasms that milk you mercilessly, her voice cracking on your tag again and again like it’s the only word she remembers.

“P-47… P-47… yes, hayseeds, P-47—”

You follow right after, spilling thick and hot inside her with a low growl against her ear, hips jerking through every pulse until you’re both trembling. Only then do you ease back, slipping free with a wet rush of mixed fluids that soaks the padding beneath you. Spark Plug lies there panting, legs splayed, amber eyes glassy and wide in a way you’ve never seen on her before.

She turns her head slow, staring at you like you’re something new and dangerous. “You… you bucking colt,” she breathes, half laugh, half awe. “What the hay was that?”

You ease back slow, slipping free with a wet sound that makes her shiver. But you don’t roll away. Instead you shift lower, green hooves planted gentle on either side of her hips, black mane brushing her flank as you lower your muzzle. Your tongue—long and warm—slides out first, lapping slow and deliberate along her puffy folds. The taste hits you thick: salty-sweet mix of your own cum and her slick, still leaking in lazy pulses from her well-used slit. You lap it up without hurry, flat tongue dragging from her clit all the way up to where her entrance flutters, cleaning every drop while she gasps soft and broken above you.

A gentle nip follows on her ear—teeth grazing the sensitive edge just enough to tug, not enough to hurt. You hold it a second, breath hot against the cartilage, then release and whisper right into the shell of it.

“You’re a good mare,” you murmur, voice low and rough, laced with that simmering spite you’ve kept chained for weeks. “Took it so well. Let a colt breed you proper for once.”

She lets out a shaky sound, half moan, half laugh that cracks in the middle. One hoof twitches, reaching back to rest heavy on your shoulder, not pushing, just anchoring. “P-47… bucking hayseeds… what are you…” The words trail off as your tongue dips deeper, lapping another slow stripe through her folds, gathering the last thick strands of your seed before swallowing it down. Her hips twitch up into the touch, involuntary, her walls clenching around nothing like they’re still chasing the stretch you gave her.

You nip the other ear this time, softer, then press your muzzle close again. “Good mare,” you repeat, quieter now, almost tender, the words tasting strange on your tongue after so many sessions where you were the one used and discarded. “Let yourself feel it. Let a stud put it where it belongs.”

Her breath hitches hard. The big chestnut mare—who usually kicks the door open and takes what she wants—lies there boneless under your smaller frame, legs splayed wide, tail flagged limp to the side. Another slow lap from you pulls a fresh whimper out of her, her hoof tightening on your shoulder like she’s afraid you’ll stop.

The afterglow settles heavy between you both, the kind that leaves her coat matted and shining, your own green hide still prickling with the burn of exertion. You keep going until she’s clean, until the only wetness left is the sheen of your saliva and the faint tremble of her folds. Then you rest your head against her flank, teal eyes half-closed, listening to the ragged way her breathing evens out.

Spark Plug finally finds her voice again, rough and wondering. “You… you’re something else, greenie. Never had a colt do that after. Never had one flip me like that either.” A faint chuckle escapes her, shaky but warm. “Gonna sign you out again tomorrow. Maybe every damn day.”

You don’t answer. Just nuzzle once more against her ear, the spite still coiled tight in your chest, warm now with something sharper—satisfaction, ownership, the quiet thrill of taking back one small piece of control in this gray cage. The chime will sound soon. The stall waits. The exercises wait. But for these few stolen minutes, she’s still breathing hard beneath you, calling you good in the only way she knows how, and you let the moment stretch.

Somewhere in the nothing behind your eyes, the faint rustle of cards sounds almost like approval. The Joker just dealt himself a new hand. And for once, the table felt a little less one-sided.

===

In the place that had no name, where light came only from the slow spin of cards that never quite touched the felt, The Dealer sat motionless. The table stretched endless beneath him, the half-played hand of Go Fish—Blackjack—laid out in careful arcs of blood and bad luck. But his attention had drifted. Drifted to the small green Joker he had slipped into the deck weeks ago.

He watched.

Not through cameras or wires. Through the thin veil between the nothing and the concrete veins of Stable 99, where the breeding alcove glowed in muted reds and grays. Spark Plug lay belly-down on the padding, thick chestnut flanks trembling, and the small green colt—P-47—moved over her with a purpose that had not been there before.

The Dealer’s eyes glinted, sharp as fresh-cut edges on a fresh deck.

He saw the flip. Saw the way the colt’s earth-pony shoulders bunched, the sudden surge that rolled the bigger mare under him. Heard the wet slap of hips meeting hips, the surprised gasp that cracked into a moan when the green one drove deep and stayed there. The whispers followed, low and filthy against her ear, teeth grazing cartilage in a gentle nip that made her shiver harder than any scheduled rut ever had.

“You want this,” the colt breathed, voice raw with weeks of leashed spite. “A colt breeding you proper. Say my name.”

And she did. Spark Plug—tough, grease-stained, always the one who took—moaned it like prayer. “P-47… P-47… buck, P-47…” The words spilled out broken and needy while her walls clenched and fluttered around him, while her thick rump pushed back to meet every thrust instead of fighting.

The Dealer’s mouth curved, slow and satisfied. A low chuckle rolled out of him, dry as old felt, carrying the faint rustle of unseen cards being cut and recut.

Then came the aftercare. The colt eased back, slid lower, and lowered his muzzle without being asked. Long tongue dragging slow, deliberate stripes through her folds, lapping up every thick strand of his own seed mixed with hers. Gentle. Possessive. Another soft nip to her ear, another murmur—“Good mare. You took it so well.”—and Spark Plug’s hoof tightened on his shoulder like she was afraid the moment would vanish if she let go.

The Dealer leaned closer to the vision, elbows on the table that wasn’t real, chin resting on steepled hooves. His eyes caught the light from the alcove and threw it back brighter—glinting, almost fond in their cold way. Not empathy. Never that. But satisfaction, deep and rolling, the kind a gambler feels when the wild card stops being wild and starts playing the game on purpose.

“Atta boy,” he murmured to the empty nothing, voice like shuffled paper and distant thunder. “Look at you. Not just fodder anymore. Not just the toy they sign out and forget. You’re learning how to deal your own hand in there.”

The Joker card on the table beside him shimmered once, both faces still identical, green coat and teal eyes staring out without hiding a single line. But something had shifted in the image. A new glint behind those eyes. A tighter coil of spite turned sharp and useful. The Dealer tapped it once with the tip of his hoof, watching it spin slow.

He had slipped the green colt into the spread expecting endurance, maybe a little chaos to keep the stable interesting while Blackjack’s story ground forward. Instead he had gotten this—something that flipped the script, whispered rebellion between thrusts, then cleaned its mess with careful tongue and softer words. Something that made the mares come back hungrier. Something that tightened the whole machine of Stable 99 around a single small frame and made it run hotter.

The Dealer sat back, the chuckle deepening into a quiet, rolling laugh that echoed off nothing and everything. His eyes kept glinting, bright and pleased, fixed on the vision until Spark Plug’s shaky breaths evened out and the green colt rested his head against her flank like he owned the moment.

“Keep going, little Joker,” he whispered, already reaching for the deck to slide the card back into place. “The table’s getting crowded. And you’re just starting to shine.”

Somewhere far below, the alcove door would hiss open soon. The chime would call the next rotation. But up here in the nothing, The Dealer kept watching, eyes bright with the quiet, glinting satisfaction of a player who had just seen his wild card turn into something far more dangerous than he had bargained for.

And he liked it.

===

Spark Plug pushed herself up slow on the padded bench, thick chestnut legs trembling like she'd just hauled double shifts through a rad leak. The alcove air sat heavy on her coat, sticky with sweat and the sharp, sweet mess still leaking warm down her inner thigh no matter how hard she clenched. Her harness lay crumpled in the corner where she'd kicked it earlier. She didn't reach for it yet. Couldn't. Her amber eyes kept drifting back to the small green colt still kneeling there quiet, black mane messy, muzzle glistening from where he'd cleaned her so damn careful.

The memory slammed into her again, raw and unasked. How he'd flipped everything. One sudden twist of those earth-pony shoulders and suddenly she was the one pinned, belly-down, rump high while that little green bastard mounted her proper. Hips snapping relentless, driving deep in a rhythm the stable never taught any colt. She'd tried to buck him off at first. Pride, habit, whatever. Ten seconds. Maybe less. Then her body had just... given up. Pushed back. Moaned his tag like some broken prayer while her walls fluttered and clamped around him.

Mares were always on top. Always. That was Stable 99 carved in concrete. Sign the colt out, climb on, ride till the itch died, walk away laughing. Colts stayed toys. Colts didn't take. Colts didn't whisper filthy promises against your ear while their teeth grazed the sensitive rim and made your whole spine light up.

But P-47 had.

And sweet Celestia, she'd loved it.

A fresh pulse rolled through her belly, hot and liquid. Her folds winked hard, pushing out another thick strand of his seed that trickled down her leg. She could still feel the ghost of his breath, rough and warm.

You're a good mare.

The words kept looping, low and sure, wrapping around something deep inside her she hadn't known was there. The gentle nips on her ears. The way he'd held her down just right. The surrender—complete, terrifying, perfect. Then the aftercare. His long tongue dragging slow through her messy cunt, lapping up every drop like taking care of her was part of the deal. Like she mattered beyond the log entry and the next shift.

Forbidden. That's what it was. Colossal, dangerous, addictive. Being on the bottom. Being bred proper by a colt who didn't ask the Overmare's permission. Being told she was good while strong hooves kept her steady and a warm muzzle cleaned her afterward.

Spark Plug finally grabbed her harness, straps feeling strange against her oversensitive hide. Every buckle clicked too loud. Every step toward the door sent her thighs rubbing together, sparks shooting straight to her core. She paused at the frame, one hoof braced, tail still flagged high on instinct. Another weak flutter ran through her. She was getting wet again. Just from thinking about it.

"Hayseeds," she muttered, voice thick and cracked. A shaky grin tugged at her muzzle, half-hungry, half-scared. The tough maintenance mare who'd always taken what she wanted now ached to be taken. To feel that small green body pin her again. To hear those words. To surrender all over.

She stepped out into the corridor on shaky legs, the door hissing shut behind her. The corridor lights felt too bright. Her mind kept spinning anyway—tomorrow's sign-out board, how early she could get there, whether she could book him for the long slot, alone. Maybe bring no one. Just her and that green colt who somehow made being the bottom feel like the best kind of wrong in this gray tin can.

Spark Plug walked back toward maintenance with a new sway in her hips, amber eyes glassy and far away. Something had cracked wide open inside her today. She wasn't sure she ever wanted to weld it shut again.

===

You stand in the dim breeding alcove again, the padded bench still warm from the last shift change, when the attendant slides the log under the door and mutters, “Solo slot, P-47. Spark Plug pushed for the full hour, no friends this time.” The door hisses open and she steps in alone, thick chestnut barrel already heaving with anticipation she tries to hide behind her usual rough grin. But you see it in the way her amber eyes flick to your teal ones, the faint tremble in her hind legs as she kicks the door shut.

You don’t wait for her to pin you down this time. The moment she turns to present, you move—small green frame surging forward with every ounce of earth-pony strength you’ve hammered into it through endless nights of curl-ups and lunges. Your forehooves hook around her barrel, teeth grazing her ear in that same gentle nip, and you flip her smooth onto her belly before she can gasp. She lands with a surprised whuff, rump high, tail flagged on instinct. Your cock—already hard from the waiting, from the weeks of turning pain into purpose—slides home in one deep thrust. Medial ring popping past her entrance, flare kissing deep while your hips snap forward relentless.

“Buck—P-47—” she starts, but the words melt into a long, broken moan as you rut her proper, chest pressed to her back, black mane brushing her neck. You whisper hot against her ear, voice low and steady between thrusts.

“You’re a good mare. Taking it so deep for me. Letting a colt breed you the way you really need.” Another nip, softer this time, teeth tugging the sensitive rim while your hips grind slow circles that drag against that spot inside her. She shudders hard, walls fluttering wild around your length. The pleasure builds fast for her—primal, forbidden, the sheer wrongness of being mounted and held and whispered to like something precious. When you spill, thick and hot and pulsing, you stay locked deep, nuzzling her ear again. “Good mare. All mine for this hour.”

Then the aftercare. You ease back careful, slide lower, and lap slow, thorough stripes through her messy folds. Long tongue gathering every drop of your cum mixed with hers, cleaning her gentle while she trembles and whimpers your tag like prayer. She leaves the alcove on shaky legs, eyes glassy, coat still marked with faint teeth prints on her ear and a new ache between her thighs that feels like coming home.

Weeks stack like extra ration scoops. The hydroponics mare comes next—quiet, pale yellow, always the one who used to ride you in silence. You flip her the same way, mount her from behind against the wall this time, hooves braced wide while you drive deep and whisper how beautiful she looks when she lets go. She comes harder than you’ve ever felt, sobbing your tag into the padding, then melts under your tongue afterward, whispering broken thanks she never meant to say out loud. The security pair who always booked together start requesting solo slots instead—first one, then the other, each leaving with the same dazed, hungry look and a secret they guard like their own cutie mark.

They all find it. That deep, inner pull. The primal itch no stable schedule ever touched. Mares on top was law. Colts were toys. But you—small green P-47 with the fire that refused to die—took them. Bred them proper. Made them feel special in the surrender, held safe while you nipped their ears and cleaned them with careful tongue and called them good. The fetish takes root fast, quiet, shameful, and addictive. They start signing you out for recreation only when the board shows you free, always solo, always the long slots. No sharing. No bragging in the wash rooms like before.

Spark Plug corners you once in the corridor after her third solo, voice low and urgent. “Listen, greenie… don’t let anypony else know how you do it. The way you… take over. The whispers. The cleaning after. If the Overmare hears even a whisper that a colt’s making us want to be on the bottom, making us feel like this…” Her ears flick back, amber eyes darting to the nearest camera. “She’ll recycle you. Wipe the tag, pull you from the roster, maybe worse. We all know how it works. So we keep it quiet. Just us. Just the ones who need it.”

You nod once, teal eyes steady, the spite in your chest curling warmer now into something sharper—control, small and stolen but yours. The other mares echo it in their own ways. The welder from maintenance leaves little notes scratched on the log sheet—“solo only, please”—and blushes when she sees you. The quiet one from hydroponics starts bringing extra greens from her shift, sliding them into your tray in the feeding pen when nopony’s looking, her eyes saying everything her voice won’t.

They all feel it. The forbidden thrill of surrender. The way your smaller body pins them so perfectly. The gentle nips and the “good mare” that sinks straight into their cores and stays there. They come back hungrier every week, booking you in secret rotation, guarding the truth like it’s contraband. Because if the Overmare ever finds out that one stubborn green colt has turned half the stable’s mares into addicts for being bred and cherished from below, she’ll see the threat clear as a radiation spike. And they won’t let that happen. Not to the only colt who ever made them feel truly taken care of.

You keep the exercises going harder than ever, paste-heavy meals fueling the stamina that lets you flip every solo slot into something they crave in silence. The Dealer’s faint chuckle stays distant these days, almost proud. The Joker isn’t just surviving the game anymore. He’s quietly rewriting the rules, one surrendered mare at a time. And in the gray heart of Stable 99, the secret spreads in whispers and solo bookings and glassy, satisfied eyes that never quite meet in public again.

===

You’re being escorted back from the long solo slot with the quiet hydroponics mare, legs still burning from the sets you crammed in afterward, green coat damp under the harsh corridor lights. The attendant mare keeps a loose grip on your tag chain, humming some off-key tune like every other walk back. Your black tail drags a little, teal eyes half-lidded, the faint taste of her still on your tongue from the aftercare you gave her until she was clean and trembling and whispering your tag like it was the only word she knew.

The central corridor during shift change is busier than usual. Clusters of mares linger near the tool lockers and junction panels, not rushing off like they used to. Their voices drop low, broken by sudden hushed giggles that sound too soft for this gray place. You catch it in peripheral—glassy stares, coats still carrying that fresh flush, tails flicking slow like they’re replaying something private behind their eyes. One group from maintenance bumps shoulders, a chestnut one murmuring “P-47 again tonight” before they all shiver and laugh behind raised hooves, the sound cracking with something hungry and secret.

Blackjack leans against a support beam halfway down the hall, security barding hanging loose off one shoulder, red eyes narrowed under the streak of black-and-red mane. She’s off-shift, helmet tucked under a foreleg, the Ace and Queen of Spades on her flank catching the light as she shifts weight. White coat still pristine from whatever light patrol she pulled. She watches the giggling cluster pass, ears flicking once, then twice. Her muzzle twists in that familiar cocky half-smirk, but there’s a sharper edge to it now—confusion, maybe a spark of irritation.

“Hayseeds,” she mutters loud enough for the nearest mares to hear, pushing off the beam with a casual flick of magic that sparks red around her horn. “What the buck is with everypony today? Walking around like they just got the best lay of their lives and won’t spill the details.”

The group scatters quick, giggles dying into awkward coughs. Blackjack’s gaze sweeps the corridor and lands on you being led past. Recognition flickers across her red eyes—faint, like pulling a half-remembered card from the bottom of the deck. The quiet green colt. The one who didn’t rut her back hard that one time, just took it mechanical and looked away. She tilts her head, smirk widening a notch.

“P-47 keeps coming up,” she says to no one in particular, voice carrying that brash security-mare drawl. “One of the colts, right? Little green earth pony. Since when does a single tagged toy make half the stable walk funny and giggle like schoolfillies?”

You keep your head down, black mane falling across one eye, but your ears stay perked. The attendant tugs the chain a little harder, hurrying you along, but the corridor’s echo carries everything.

Blackjack doesn’t let it drop. She spots Spark Plug coming out of the maintenance locker room, grease still streaked across her barrel, and steps right into her path with that easy confidence that says she owns the hall. “Hey, Plug. Hold up a second.”

Spark Plug freezes mid-step, amber eyes widening for half a beat before she schools them back to bored. “Blackjack. What’s up?”

Blackjack leans in close, voice dropping but not low enough that you miss it while the attendant slows near the junction. “Everypony’s acting weird lately. Glassy eyes, little whispers and giggles like they’re hiding the best damn secret in the stable. And your name—P-47—keeps floating around. That green colt I tried once. Quiet one. He causing some kind of ruckus I should know about?”

Spark Plug shifts her weight, tail flicking once, a faint flush creeping under her chestnut coat. Her voice comes out steady, almost too casual. “Just a good stud, that’s all. Lasts longer than most. Everypony likes signing him out. Nothing special.”

Blackjack’s red eyes narrow, magic sparking idly around her horn as she taps a hoof. “Bullshit. I’ve used half the P-colts in this tin can and none of them left mares walking around like they’re floating on clouds and hiding blushes. Spill it, Plug. What’s the greenie doing that’s got everypony so damn happy all of a sudden? He got some new trick? Overmare tweaking the paste again?”

Spark Plug’s ears pin back for a second, then flick forward. She glances once down the corridor—toward you, toward the cameras—before leaning in closer, voice dropping to a rough whisper you barely catch. “Look, Blackjack… he’s just popular, okay? Real popular. Solo slots only lately. Mares are keeping it quiet because… well, you know how the Overmare is. One colt making everypony this satisfied? She’d see it as a threat. Recycle the tag, pull him off the roster, maybe worse. We’re not stupid. So we keep our mouths shut and enjoy it while it lasts. That’s all.”

Blackjack stares at her a long moment, red eyes searching Spark Plug’s face like she’s reading a bad hoof. The smirk fades into something sharper—curiosity, a faint edge of intrigue, maybe the barest flicker of whatever will one day twist into regret she hasn’t earned yet. “Huh. Solo, huh? Interesting.” She steps back, rolling her shoulders with a low chuckle. “Alright, fine. Keep your little secret. But I might just have to sign the greenie out myself soon. See what all the fuss is about.”

Spark Plug nods once, quick and tight, then hurries off without another word, her gait still carrying that faint sway that says she’s thinking about the next booking already.

Blackjack watches her go, then her gaze drifts back toward you as the attendant finally tugs you around the corner. For a split second her red eyes meet your teal ones—brash, cocky, already calculating the next hand. She doesn’t know. Doesn’t remember the quiet way you held back that first time, or the future waiting to chew her up. She just sees a toy that’s somehow flipped half the stable upside down.

You keep walking, small green frame steady despite the ache, the old spite curling warm in your chest alongside the dark, quiet amusement. Let her ask. Let her book you. The secret stays locked tight with the mares who need it—the ones who now crave being pinned, whispered to, cared for in ways the stable never allowed. And Blackjack? She’ll chase the rumor like she chases every gamble, never guessing how deep the cards already run.

The stall door hisses open ahead. You step inside without a word, the faint rustle of distant shuffling echoing somewhere behind your eyes. The game keeps moving. And for once, you’re the one holding a few extra cards.

===

You stand in the breeding alcove with the same gray padding under your hooves, the same faint hum of the vents, when the door hisses open and Blackjack steps through alone. No barding this time, just her white coat and the messy black-and-red mane falling across one red eye. She kicks the door shut with a rear hoof, that cocky grin already splitting her muzzle as she eyes you up and down.

“Alright, greenie,” she says, voice bright and rough like always, the security-mare drawl full of easy confidence. “Solo slot. Heard the whispers. Figured I’d see what all the fuss is about with P-47. Don’t hold back this time.”

You don’t answer. Your teal eyes stay fixed on the floor beside her left forehoof, catching the sway of her tail and the shift of her flanks only in the edges of your vision. She steps close, magic sparking faint red around her horn as she pushes you onto your back on the bench. You let her. Lie there mechanical, small green frame limp under her weight while she swings a leg over and sinks down onto you in one smooth drop. Her heat swallows your cock—tight, slick, walls clenching as she settles her full weight. She groans low, starts rolling her hips in that practiced rhythm she always uses, like every colt is just another tool to scratch an itch.

Nothing from you. No buck upward. No sounds. Just the wet slap of her rump meeting your hips, your shaft sliding in and out while you stare at the wall past her shoulder. She rides harder after a minute, grinding down with more force, her breath coming quicker.

“Buck, come on,” she mutters, red eyes narrowing. “Last time you were quiet, sure, but the other mares won’t shut up about you. Spark Plug’s walking around like she won the lottery. What’s your trick, toy? You got some special move you’re saving?”

She leans forward, hooves planted on your chest, and slams her hips down sharper, taking you to the hilt each time. The bench creaks under the force. Her walls flutter around your medial ring, squeezing like she’s trying to wring something out of you by sheer stubbornness. Sweat beads along her white coat, dripping onto your green belly.

“Answer me, damn it,” she growls, voice cracking between moans as she rides faster, almost angry now. “Everypony’s giggling and glassy-eyed over you. Solo slots only, like it’s some big secret. What the hay are you doing to them that I’m not getting? You better start moving or I’ll—ah, fuck—ride you till you break.”

Still nothing. You keep your eyes averted, peripheral catching the flush creeping up her neck, the way her red-and-black mane sticks to her sweaty forehead. The pleasure coils anyway—traitor body, the raw slide of her around your flare—but you stay silent, mechanical, the old spite locked tight behind your teeth.

Blackjack’s rhythm turns frantic. She slams down harder, grinding her clit against your sheath with every drop, breath ragged. “Talk, you little shit. What’s so special? Why do they all come back begging for more of this?” Her magic sparks wild around your shoulders, trying to force your hips up to meet her.

That’s when you finally lift your gaze. Teal eyes lock straight onto her red ones. The glare hits full force—rage simmering hot from every scheduled use, spite coiled like wire from weeks of turning their toy into something they crave in secret, and underneath it all, the devastating pity that knows exactly how her story ends. How she’ll spiral, how she’ll use others without remembering their names, how the Dealer will break her into the only thing that can face the Eater.

She falters mid-thrust, hips stuttering as your voice comes out flat, clinical, like stating tomorrow’s ration count.

“I don’t act because I know you’ll regret it one day.”

The words hang between you, simple fact, no heat, no threat. Just truth laid bare.

Blackjack freezes on top of you, chest heaving, walls still fluttering around your cock. Her red eyes widen, that brash confidence cracking for a split second into something raw—confusion, a flicker of unease she doesn’t have the words for yet. “Regret? What the buck are you talking about, greenie?” Her voice tries for the usual cocky snap but lands shaky. “I don’t regret shit. I take what I want and move on. That’s how this stable works.”

She doesn’t climb off. Doesn’t laugh it away. Just stares down at you, hips still locked around your length, the afterglow and the sudden chill mixing on her face. The pity in your glare seems to land hardest; she shifts uncomfortable, like she can feel the weight of futures she hasn’t lived yet pressing down on her shoulders.

You stay perfectly still beneath her, small green frame pinned to the bench by her weight, your cock still buried deep inside her heat. Her walls flutter once around your flare, involuntary, the slick warmth clinging tight even as the frantic rhythm she’d forced has died completely. Sweat drips from her white chest onto your green belly. Black-and-red mane hangs in her face. Red eyes bore into yours, wide now, the cocky fire flickering like a bulb about to blow.

You don’t blink. The pity in your teal gaze sits heavier than the rage or the spite, raw and clinical and ancient. Your voice comes out low, steady, each word measured like ration counts read off a terminal.

“And what happens if the Stable starts taking from you, Go Fish? What happens if the whole damn world starts taking, and taking, and taking from you? Because one day when you’re on the other side of the fence, you’ll start regretting every moment you decided to take from others.”

The nickname lands like a hoof to the ribs. Go Fish. Her old handle, the one almost nopony uses anymore, the one she buried under Blackjack and swagger and security patrols. Her ears snap flat. Her breath catches hard in her throat. The walls around your shaft clench sudden and sharp, not from pleasure this time, but from the gut-punch of the words. She stares down at you, muzzle parted, the flush on her cheeks draining into something colder.

For three full heartbeats she doesn’t move. Doesn’t grind. Doesn’t laugh it off. Just sits there impaled on you, chest rising and falling too fast, red eyes searching your face like she’s trying to find the joke that isn’t there. The pity seems to burn her worst; you watch it register, watch something ancient and unseen flicker behind her gaze for the first time, a shadow of futures she hasn’t lived yet.

Then the defense slams back in, brittle and loud.

“Regret?” She forces a bark of laughter that cracks halfway, hips shifting once like she means to start riding again but can’t commit. “You’re a fucking toy, P-47. A tagged colt in a stable that owns your ass. What the hay do you know about the world? I take what I want because that’s how you survive down here. Everypony does.” Her voice wavers on the last word. Magic sparks erratic around her horn, then gutters out. She leans closer, breath hot against your muzzle, but her eyes keep darting away from that steady teal pity. “You think some cryptic bullshit is gonna rattle me? Nice try, greenie. Real nice try.”

But she doesn’t climb off. Doesn’t demand you keep going. Just hovers there, trembling faintly around your still-hard length, the afterglow and the sudden chill warring across her face. One hoof presses harder on your chest, not pinning now, just… anchoring. Like she needs the contact to steady herself against the weight you just dropped on her shoulders.

You hold the stare. Say nothing more. The silence stretches, thick and heavy, broken only by the distant hum of the vents and the unsteady rasp of her breathing.

Finally she pulls back with a sharp hiss, sliding off you in one jerky motion. Your cock slips free, still glistening, slapping wet against your belly. She stands over you on shaky legs, white coat matted with sweat, tail clamped down tight. Her red eyes flick to the door, then back to you, confusion and anger and something dangerously close to fear all tangled together.

“Buck this,” she mutters, voice rougher than usual. “You’re… you’re just messing with my head. That’s all.” She snatches her harness from the corner with magic that shakes, straps it on crooked, and heads for the door without looking back. But her hoof hesitates on the panel. Just for a second. Long enough for you to see the way her ears stay pinned, the way her flanks still quiver with the ghost of surrender she never asked for.

The door hisses open. She steps through without another word.

You lie there on the bench, chest rising slow, the sticky mess cooling on your green hide, teal eyes fixed on the ceiling now. The spite sits warm in your gut. The pity lingers like a bad aftertaste. Somewhere in the nothing, cards shuffle once, slow and thoughtful. The Joker just showed a corner of the deck no one was supposed to see.

And still you say nothing out loud. What would be the point? She’ll forget your face again soon enough. The stable keeps turning. The game keeps dealing. And you keep waiting for the hand that finally breaks her.

===

You lose track of the weeks inside the gray rotation of Stable 99, the days bleeding together into a steady rhythm of chimes and slick heat and whispered praise. The logboard fills with your tag more than any other colt’s, solo slots booked tight by the same mares who once dragged whole crews into the alcove. They come alone now, eyes already glassy before the door even seals, tails flagged high with that quiet, hungry need they guard like contraband.

Spark Plug is first most weeks, kicking the door shut and dropping straight to her belly without a word, thick chestnut rump raised like an offering. You mount her proper every time, hips snapping deep while your teeth graze her ear and the words roll low against it. “Good mare. Taking me so well.” She shudders hard under you, walls clamping rhythmic as you fill her, then melts completely when you slide down afterward, long tongue lapping slow and thorough through her messy folds until every drop is gone and she’s whimpering your tag like prayer. She leaves on shaky legs, harness crooked, already counting the hours until her next solo.

The quiet hydroponics mare comes next, pale yellow coat trembling as you stack her with one of the security fillies—both on their backs, bellies pressed tight together, cunts aligned and winking in the same desperate rhythm. You mount between them, cock sliding hot and slick in the tight sandwich of their folds and swollen clits, medial ring dragging against both at once while your hips grind slow and deliberate. Their moans tangle together, muffled against each other’s necks, until you spill thick across both entrances and push deep enough to flood them in turn. Then the aftercare—muzzle moving gentle between them, cleaning every slick strand while you murmur “good mares” against damp ears until they’re both boneless and staring at you like you hung the moon inside this tin can.

Sometimes it’s three at once. One mare lies beneath another, the top one riding the bottom’s muzzle while you breed the one on top from behind, hips slapping steady, flare locking deep as she grinds down on her friend’s tongue. You outlast them all, earth-pony stamina you forged in sweat and spite carrying you through round after round until every last one is spent and praising and begging for the soft words that make them feel seen. They leave the alcove walking taller, coats marked with faint tooth prints on their ears and a secret hunger that keeps them signing you out solo, never sharing, never risking the Overmare’s eyes on the green colt who turned their toy into their craving.

All of them want the same thing now: to earn that praise by surrendering completely, by letting the small green stud mount them proper and whisper how good they are while he cleans them afterward. The stable keeps turning, rations stay the same, but half the mares move through their shifts with a new sway in their hips and a faraway glaze that says they’re already thinking about the next time they can be on the bottom for you.

Blackjack stays the exception.

She never requests you. Never pushes her tag onto the board like the others. Only comes when the schedule forces it—once every couple weeks, the log slipping under your door with her name stamped cold beside the time slot. She kicks the door shut each time with the same brash shove, white coat still carrying the faint scent of patrol oil and gunmetal, red eyes trying for that old cocky spark.

You stay mechanical. Eyes fixed on the floor or the wall, peripheral catching only the sway of her black-and-red mane and the roll of her flanks as she climbs on and sinks down. She rides hard from the start, hips slamming like she can force the enthusiasm out of you by sheer volume. Wet slaps echo off the padding. Her breath comes ragged. “Come on, greenie,” she growls between moans, magic sparking erratic around your shoulders. “Give me something. The others won’t shut up about you and I get this? Bucking silent treatment again?”

You don’t move. Don’t thrust. Just lie there while her walls clench around your flare, the pleasure coiling traitorous and ignored. She rides harder, grinding her clit against your sheath with angry snaps, sweat dripping from her chest onto your green belly. “Talk, damn it. What the hay makes them walk around giggling like idiots? What do you do to them that I’m not getting?”

Only then do you lift your gaze. Teal eyes lock on red, the glare hitting full—rage at every scheduled use, spite forged in every night of push-ups that turned their toy into their addiction, and the crushing pity that already sees her broken on the surface years from now. She falters every single time. Hips stutter. Breath catches. That gut-curl hits her hard; you watch it twist across her face, something cold and wrong settling low in her belly while her walls flutter around you in confused spasms.

Sometimes she snarls and slams down faster, trying to ride you until something breaks—yours, hers, it doesn’t matter. “I don’t break, you little shit,” she hisses, but her voice cracks and her eyes keep darting away from the pity like it burns. Other times she just… stops. Slides off halfway through, legs shaky, harness yanked on crooked while she mutters “buck this” and storms out early, leaving you leaking on the bench with the faint echo of her uneven steps in the corridor.

She never asks for more. Never books the long slots. Just takes the forced rotations, rides until the glare hits, then either rages or flees with that new unease lodged deeper every time. The other mares keep their secret close, signing you out in careful rotation, whispering your tag like a prayer they don’t dare share. Blackjack stays outside it all, the only one who still tries to stay on top and hates how badly it fails.

You keep the exercises going between chimes, paste-heavy meals fueling the small frame that refuses to quit. The spite stays warm. The pity stays sharp. And somewhere in the nothing behind your eyes, cards shuffle slow and satisfied, the green Joker still face-up on the table, both sides showing everything and nothing at once. The stable keeps turning. The mares keep coming back for the praise only you give. And Blackjack keeps walking away with that gut-curl she can’t name, the words you spoke still echoing faint in the back of her skull where they’ll wait for the world to start taking its turn.

===

Blackjack shoved into the lower recreation lounge after her shift, helmet dangling from one hoof, trying to paste on the same old swagger that usually cleared a path. The chatter dipped the second she crossed the threshold. Not dead silence—just that soft, careful hush that made her ears burn. A knot of maintenance mares near the vending units glanced her way, then busied themselves with their cups. Spark Plug was right in the middle, grease still streaked down her barrel. Their eyes held something soft. Gentle. Pitying.

She hated it. Hated it worse than a rad counter screaming full blast.

“Rough one, Blackjack?” a security filly asked, voice too kind.

“Same shit,” she grunted, dropping onto the bench hard enough to rattle the frame. “Why’s everypony staring like I grew a second head?”

No one answered. Just another round of quick glances and awkward tail flicks. Spark Plug shifted, ears flicking back, the pity flickering again before she looked away.

The rumors had been crawling through the stable for weeks now, quiet and sticky. She’d caught pieces in the washrooms, in the corridors, in the soft giggles that died when she walked past. P-47 never leaves her satisfied. The green colt must hate her for some reason. Poor Blackjack, even the best stud in the whole tin can won’t give her what the rest of us get.

They thought she didn’t hear. Or maybe they wanted her to.

Later, alone in her cramped quarters, Blackjack sat on the edge of her bunk and stared at the blank wall panel. The door was sealed. The lights dimmed to night cycle. Her tail lashed once, twice, then stilled. She could still feel those teal eyes on her from the last scheduled slot. The way he’d lain there mechanical and silent until she’d slammed down hard enough to force that glare—rage and spite and that damn pity that curled her gut in all the wrong places.

Go Fish.

The nickname echoed again, low and clinical, like he’d known it would stick. Like he already saw the day the stable would start carving pieces off her, and the world after that would finish the job. One day when you’re on the other side of the fence…

She pressed a hoof to her chest, right where the unease sat heavy and cold. All the other mares floated through their shifts these days with glassy eyes and secret little smiles, booking solo time with the green colt like it was the only good thing left in Stable 99. They left the alcoves on shaky legs, whispering about how good they felt, how he made them feel special, how he took care of them after. And her? She always stormed out frustrated, angry, hollow in a way that lingered for hours.

Why her? What had she done to that little tagged toy that made him look at her like she was already broken? The other mares’ pity in the lounge burned too—soft, sympathetic, like they knew she was missing out on something sacred—but his pity cut deeper. His made her feel small. Exposed. Like somepony had already read the last page of her story and felt sorry for the ending.

Blackjack flopped back on the bunk, forelegs crossed tight over her chest. “Buck him,” she muttered to the ceiling. “Buck all of them. I don’t need some colt’s approval. I take what I want.”

The words tasted thin. The doubt stayed, gnawing quiet in the dark. For the first time in years the cocky grin wouldn’t stick. She just lay there, red eyes open, listening to the endless hum of the stable and wondering why one stubborn green earth pony could make her feel like the world was already sharpening its knives.

And somewhere deep down, a small, traitorous part of her wondered what it would feel like if he ever looked at her without that pity.

===

You lie on the thin pad in your stall after the evening ration, muscles still humming from the day’s sets—curl-ups until your green belly burned, lunges that left your small legs shaking. A full year had stacked behind you in this gray loop: chimes dragging you to alcoves, mares rotating through solo slots like clockwork, occasional groups where you stacked them belly-to-belly or let one ride another’s muzzle while you bred the top one deep and slow. Every last one left glassy-eyed and whispering your tag, chasing the gentle nips and the “good mare” that made them feel seen for once. The stable kept turning. You kept outlasting them all.

The door hisses open without the usual attendant knock.

Blackjack steps through alone, white coat still carrying the faint tang of patrol oil, black-and-red mane messy like she’d run a hoof through it too many times. No barding. No smirk. The handlers must have granted the request—she’d never signed the board herself in all these months. She seals the door with a rear hoof, then just stands there, red eyes locked on the floor between your hooves. Conflict twists across her face like a bad draw she can’t fold away: ears pinned halfway, jaw tight, tail flicking sharp against her hocks.

She hates you. You see it plain in the way her shoulders bunch. Hates the way you look at her during the forced rotations. Hates the pity that curls her gut every single time. Hates that every other mare in this tin can floats through their shifts with secret little smiles while she storms out frustrated and hollow, the rumors chasing her like rad-roaches—P-47 won’t give her what he gives them, must hate her for something none of them know. That pity from the others in the lounge burns her raw too, soft and sympathetic, like they already feel sorry for the one mare the green colt won’t touch right. It makes her want to buck something. Makes her want to run. Makes her stand here anyway.

For a long breath she doesn’t speak. Just breathes too hard in the narrow space, the small green colt she once tried to ride raw now watching her from the pad, black mane across one teal eye. Then the words scrape out, rough and low, no swagger left in them.

“Look at me.”

It isn’t a command. Not really. Her voice cracks on the second word, tail clamping tight. She shifts her weight, one hoof scraping concrete. “Please. Just… look at me, P-47.”

You lift your gaze slow. Teal eyes meet red. The spite is still there, coiled tight from every scheduled use, from every night you hammered weakness out of this small body so you could flip the script on everypony else. The pity sits right beside it, heavy and ancient, the same weight that knows exactly how her story splinters later. But the rage is gone tonight. No fire. Just softer edges around your eyes, like you’re seeing past the brash security mare to the real one underneath—the one who could be more, could be good, if she ever stopped taking and started choosing. The one the Dealer is still sharpening into something that might survive the Eater.

Blackjack’s breath hitches. She stares back, red eyes wide and raw, the conflict tearing across her face in real time. Hate and want and shame all tangled so tight she trembles. She takes one shaky step closer, then another, until she’s standing right over your pad. Her voice drops to a broken whisper, the first time she’s ever asked you for anything without trying to take it first.

“Why don’t you take care of me like every other mare in this bucking stable?”

The question hangs there, raw and trembling, her flanks quivering with the weight of all the months she spent storming out early or riding you until she couldn’t anymore. She hates needing this. Hates that she came here on purpose. Hates most of all that the only colt who ever made the others feel special keeps looking at her like she’s already lost.

You let the words sit there first, small green chest rising slow under Blackjack’s shadow. The stall air feels thicker than usual, recycled and heavy with the faint scent of her patrol sweat and the lingering paste from your evening ration. Her red eyes stay locked on yours, raw and searching, the conflict twisting her white face like she’s holding a bad hoof she can’t fold.

“Because I hate the others.”

The silence that follows is complete. No hum from the vents seems loud enough to fill it. No distant chime. Just the soft rasp of her breathing and the faint jingle of your ear tag when you shift your head. Blackjack’s ears flick once, sharp, like the words landed physical. Her tail clamps tighter against her hocks.

You push up from the pad then, small hooves planting steady on the concrete, black mane falling across one teal eye as you stand level with her barrel. The year of endless sets shows in the quiet strength of your legs, the way your green flanks stay solid even after a full day of rotations. You meet her gaze again, softer around the edges now, the rage burned away months ago.

“Because I wanted to take control back from them,” you continue, voice low and even, each word deliberate like you’ve carried it since that first morning Spark Plug pinned you down. “To take control back from Spark Plug when she took my virginity. To make my name damn matter when they start moaning it like prayer.”

Blackjack’s breath catches hard. Her red eyes widen a fraction, the hate in them flickering against something new—shock, maybe the barest crack of understanding. She doesn’t step back. Doesn’t snap some cocky retort. Just stands there trembling faintly, white coat prickling along her sides.

You take one small step closer, close enough that your muzzle brushes the soft fur under her jaw when you tilt your head up. The pity in your teal eyes stays, but gentler now, like you’re looking straight through the brash security mare to the one buried underneath—the one who laughs too loud because the quiet scares her, the one who could be something solid if she ever chose to give instead of grab.

“But I don’t hate you, Go Fish,” you murmur, the nickname soft this time, almost careful. “Because I see the mare you can be if you just stopped taking and started giving.”

The words settle between you like a card laid face-up on the table. Blackjack’s whole frame goes still. Her red eyes search yours for the lie that isn’t there, conflict tearing across her face in real waves—hate for the pity that’s always burned her, shame for standing here asking, and underneath it all a raw, desperate hunger for the praise every other mare in the stable chases like air. Her ears pin flat, then flick forward again. One hoof lifts halfway like she might reach out, then drops back to the floor.

She swallows hard, voice cracking when it finally comes. “You… you see that? In me?” The question hangs shaky, no swagger left, just the vulnerable edge of a mare who’s spent a year feeling every other pony float away satisfied while she stayed hollow. Her tail gives one uncertain flick against your foreleg. “Then why the buck does it hurt so much when you look at me like this?”

You lean forward slow, small green frame pressing gentle into the warm crook of her neck, black mane brushing soft against her white coat. The contact is careful, almost tentative, your cheek resting where her pulse flutters quick and uneven beneath the skin. She smells of patrol oil and faint gunmetal and something sharper underneath—sweat from whatever shift she just finished, mixed with the raw edge of everything she’s trying not to feel.

“Because you know you can be better too,” you murmur against her, voice low and steady, the words warm where they land on her fur.

Blackjack freezes solid. Her breath catches hard in her throat, a shaky hitch that makes her barrel tremble against your side. One hoof lifts halfway like she might shove you away, then drops back to the concrete with a soft clack. The conflict tears across her face in real time—red eyes squeezing shut for a second, ears pinned flat, then flicking forward again like she can’t decide whether to run or lean in. That old hate is still there, sharp and familiar, the part of her that wants to buck you across the stall for every pitying glance you ever gave her. But it wars with something rawer now, something that cracks open wider with every heartbeat you stay pressed close.

She knows. Sweet Celestia, she knows exactly what you mean. The mare she could be—the one who doesn’t grab and take and leave hollow spaces behind her. The one who might give something back without the stable forcing it. The words sink in deep, twisting like the Dealer’s quiet knife, because they echo the same future-pity that’s burned her gut for a year. Every other mare gets the mounting, the whispers, the aftercare that leaves them glassy and whole. She gets the silence, the mechanical stillness, the glare that says she’s already on the wrong side of the fence. And now this—your small body leaning into her like she matters, like she’s worth the effort of believing in.

A broken sound slips out of her, half laugh, half sob that she tries to swallow. “Buck you,” she whispers, voice cracking raw, but there’s no heat left in it. Her head tilts down just a fraction, muzzle brushing the top of your black mane, breath hot and unsteady. “You stand there every time and look at me like I’m already ruined… and now you say this? Like I could just… stop?” Her hoof finally moves, resting light on your shoulder, not pushing, not pulling—just holding on like she’s afraid the moment will vanish if she lets go.

Tears prick at the corners of her red eyes. She blinks them back hard, jaw tight, but they spill anyway, warm and silent against your green coat. The conflict still rages—hate for needing this, shame for asking, terror at how right the words feel—but underneath it all sits a fragile, terrifying want. The want to be seen the way you see the others. The want to earn that same gentle praise, that same careful tongue and those same soft “good mare” murmurs she’s heard whispered about in the corridors for months.

She doesn’t pull away. Just stands there trembling, white coat pressed to your smaller frame, the narrow stall suddenly feeling smaller and warmer and far too honest. “I don’t… I don’t know how,” she admits, the confession scraping out like it costs her everything. Her voice drops to a broken thread. “Show me, P-47. Please. Just… once.”

The plea hangs there between you, raw and unguarded, the first time she’s ever truly asked without taking. Her hoof tightens on your shoulder, red eyes opening again to search yours, glassy and desperate and hopeful in a way that makes the old spite in your chest twist into something quieter, almost tender. The stable hums on outside the sealed door, indifferent as always, but right now, in this stolen moment, Blackjack stands bare in front of the only colt who ever looked at her like she could still choose better. And she waits, trembling, for whatever comes next.

===

You nod softly, the motion small and deliberate, black mane brushing your teal eyes as you step closer. Blackjack’s breath stutters against your cheek. You don’t rush. One forehoof slides gentle along her white barrel, guiding without force, and she follows—lowers herself onto the thin mattress like the fight has finally bled out of her legs. She lies on her back, red eyes wide and glassy, chest rising quick. Her hind legs part on instinct, knees drawing up a little, tail curling aside to bare everything. The sight of her like this—open, waiting, not taking—hits something deep in your small green frame.

You settle over her slow, earth-pony weight careful on her white chest, hind legs braced between hers. Your sheath brushes her inner thigh first, warm and heavy, then the pink length slides free, already half-hard from the year of want and the raw honesty in her voice. You don’t slam home. Just press the flared tip to her folds, slick and waiting, and glide in inch by careful inch. Her walls part around you—tight, velvet heat that flutters and squeezes as your medial ring slips past her entrance with a wet pop. You keep going until your hips meet hers, sheath kissing her clit, flare nestled deep where it belongs. All the while your teal eyes never leave her red ones. Not once.

Blackjack’s breath catches sharp. Her hind legs tremble, then hook loose around your flanks like she’s afraid you’ll vanish. A low, broken sound escapes her throat—not the usual moan she forces during rotations, but something smaller, more honest. Her red eyes stay locked on yours, wide and wet, the conflict still swirling but cracking open wider with every slow rock of your hips. You rut her with care, deep and steady, hips rolling in long, unhurried strokes that let her feel every inch, every pulse, every time your flare kisses that spot inside her and drags back again.

“You can be a good mare,” you whisper against the shell of her ear, voice soft and steady, meaning it down to the bone. Your breath warms her fur with every word.

She shudders hard beneath you, walls clenching sudden and rhythmic around your length. A fresh tear slips from the corner of her eye, trailing down her white cheek. “P-47…” The name comes out cracked, almost reverent, nothing like the angry growls she used to spit at you.

“You’re doing so well,” you murmur, still holding her gaze, still moving slow and deep, the wet sounds of your bodies meeting soft and intimate in the narrow stall. “Asking me first. Letting me take you like this.”

Blackjack’s hooves come up, wrapping around your neck, pulling you closer without demanding. Her hips lift to meet yours now, not frantic, just following, surrendering to the rhythm you set. Her red eyes stay glued to your teal ones, searching, drinking in the softer edges there—the belief that she could still choose better. Another broken whimper spills from her, thighs quivering around your sides.

“Let me take you, Go Fish,” you breathe into her ear, the old nickname gentle this time, wrapped in care instead of prophecy. You thrust a little deeper on the next stroke, flare swelling thicker inside her, locking for a moment before easing back.

She breaks then. A sob tears out of her, raw and relieved, her whole body arching up into you as the orgasm crashes through her slow and overwhelming. Walls flutter and milk you in long, rolling waves, her red eyes never breaking from yours even as tears stream down her face. “I—I’m trying,” she gasps between shudders, voice hoarse and small. “Sweet Celestia, I’m trying…”

You keep moving through it, steady and caring, drawing it out until she’s trembling and spent beneath you, white coat dark with sweat, red-and-black mane plastered to her neck. Only then do you let your own release build—flare swelling full, pulsing thick ropes deep inside her while your teal eyes stay locked on hers, letting her see every second of it. She clings tighter, muzzle buried against your shoulder now, whispering your tag over and over like a lifeline.

When it’s over you don’t pull away right away. Just rest your weight gentle on her, still buried deep, still looking at her like the mare she could become. Blackjack lies there beneath you, chest heaving, red eyes soft and dazed and full of something she’s never let herself feel before—hope, maybe, or the terrifying start of belief.

She doesn’t speak for a long time. Just holds you close, trembling, the first real peace she’s known in this gray cage settling over her like warm rain.

You stay buried deep inside her, flare still swollen just enough to keep the seal, half-hard and twitching in slow, lazy pulses that match every beat of your heart. The thin mattress creaks faintly under both of you as you relax fully, small green body draping across her white belly like you belong there. Your head only reaches the crook of her neck, black mane spilling soft against her throat, cheek pressed to the warm fur where her pulse hammers wild and unsteady. Your chest rests light but solid against hers—earth-pony strength forged in a year of secret sets, yet still small enough that she feels every inch of the difference, every place where your lighter frame fits perfectly into the curve of her larger one.

Blackjack lies motionless beneath you at first, red eyes staring up at the gray ceiling, chest rising and falling in shaky pulls that jostle you gently with each breath. She can feel it all. The slow leak of your seed deep inside her, warm and thick, every tiny twitch of your cock pushing another faint pulse against her walls like a secret heartbeat she’s never been allowed to keep. Your own heart thumps steady against her ribs—strong, calm, nothing like the frantic race of hers. It vibrates through her, small and real and alive, and something in her chest cracks wide open at the sheer gentleness of it.

She swallows hard, one hoof coming up slow to rest between your shoulder blades, not pushing, just holding you there. Tears keep slipping from the corners of her red eyes, silent and warm, trailing down into her black-and-red mane. The conflict is still there, raw and bleeding, but it’s quieter now, drowned under the weight of everything she’s feeling for the first time.

You meant it. Every single word.

She can feel it in the way you stay relaxed on top of her, not claiming, not using—just resting like the care you whispered was the only thing that mattered. “You can be a good mare.” The memory of your voice against her ear makes her walls flutter around you again, squeezing another weak spurt of your seed deeper. “You’re doing so well, asking me first.” “Let me take you, Go Fish.”

Go Fish.

Not like the prophecy that had gutted her every scheduled time before. Not like a warning. Like prayer. Like something precious she could still reach for. The name settles soft and warm in her chest, wrapping around the cold knot that’s lived there for a year, loosening it inch by inch. She feels how small you are against her—light enough that she could roll you off with one shift of her hips if she wanted, yet strong enough that the way you hold yourself steady makes her feel safe instead of trapped.

A broken little sound escapes her, half sob, half laugh that shakes her whole barrel and makes your body rock gently on top of hers. “Hayseeds… you’re really just… staying,” she whispers, voice hoarse and wondering, muzzle turning to press against the top of your head. Her hoof strokes slow down your back, tentative, like she’s learning how to touch without taking. “All this time I thought you hated me. Thought you saw me as… as somepony already gone. But you stayed. You’re still inside me and you’re not moving and you meant it. You really meant it.”

Fresh tears spill hotter. She clings a little tighter, hind legs wrapping loose around your flanks to keep you close, feeling every twitch of your half-hard length, every shared heartbeat, every place where your smaller green frame fits against her like it was made to remind her she could still choose. The stable’s gray walls feel farther away than they ever have. The rotation, the logs, the Overmare—none of it touches this moment.

“I don’t know how to be better,” she admits against your mane, the confession trembling out like it costs her the last of her armor. “But… I want to try. For once I really want to try.” Her voice cracks on the last word, but there’s no anger left in it. Only the raw, terrifying hope that maybe the small green colt resting on her chest sees something worth saving.

She holds you there, breathing you in, feeling the slow leak and the steady thump of your heart and the impossible gentleness of your weight, and for the first time in her life inside this tin can, Blackjack lets herself believe she might still become the mare you see when you look at her like that.

===

In the place that had no name, where the only light was the slow glow of cards that never quite settled, The Dealer leaned back in the chair that wasn’t there and watched.

The vision floated before him like a private hand dealt just for his eyes: the narrow stall in Stable 99, gray walls and thin mattress, and the small green colt asleep on top of Blackjack. P-47’s head rested in the crook of her neck, black mane spilled soft across her white throat, small chest rising and falling in the slow rhythm of exhausted sleep. His cock stayed buried deep inside her, half-hard and still twitching faintly with every heartbeat, leaking the last lazy pulses of seed into her warmth. The flare kept the seal, holding everything in—thick, warm, and impossibly hopeful.

Blackjack lay beneath him, red eyes open but unfocused, staring at nothing while silent tears slid down her cheeks and into her black-and-red mane. One hoof rested gentle between the colt’s shoulder blades, not clutching, just holding him there like he might vanish if she let go. Her larger frame cradled his smaller one perfectly, hind legs loosely wrapped around his flanks, keeping him close even in his sleep. She cried without sound, the kind of tears that came from somewhere deeper than pain—relief, maybe, or the terrifying first breath of belief. Every slow twitch of his cock inside her drew another shaky inhale from her, another flutter of her walls around him, like her body was trying to memorize the feeling of being filled with something that wasn’t just cum.

The Dealer’s mouth curved, slow and sharp. A low chuckle rolled out of him, dry and rolling like distant thunder across empty felt.

“Well now,” he murmured, voice soft with something almost affectionate. “Look at what my little Joker’s gone and done.”

He watched the irony of it all, turning it over in his mind like a card he hadn’t expected to draw. From the outside—any sane pony looking in—it was fucked up in the most delicious ways. A mare old enough to be the green colt’s mother, lying there crying because this small tagged toy believed there was still something worth saving in her. And all the while his cock stayed buried inside her, still leaking, still warm, still reminding her with every heartbeat that the hope he’d poured into her was as real and physical as the mess between her legs. Disgustingly wholesome. Erotic in its gentleness. Wrong in the best, most twisted way possible. A colt who’d spent a year turning every other mare into addicts for surrender now giving the one he’d pitied most the exact thing she’d never known how to ask for.

The Joker had changed things.

Not enough to break the spread. The Dealer still saw the long road ahead—Blackjack’s spiral, the surface, the prosthetics, the Eater waiting at the end. But the green card had slipped in a new angle. Those words the colt had whispered earlier—“you can be a good mare”—would echo louder now. They’d sit in her skull when the world started taking pieces from her. They’d make the taking hurt sharper, because for the first time she might actually believe she could have been better. The Dealer’s favorite kind of knife: one she’d sharpen herself.

He tapped the Joker card where it rested on the table, both faces still identical, teal eyes staring out with that steady, unflinching belief. The image shimmered faintly, reflecting the sleeping colt and the crying mare beneath him.

“You’ve gone and made her hope, little green,” The Dealer said, chuckle deepening. “Made her want to try. That’s going to make the fall so much prettier when it comes.”

He leaned closer to the vision, eyes glinting with pure, cold satisfaction. The game had shifted—just a fraction, just enough. Blackjack’s path would still lead where it always had, but now it would cut deeper on the way down. Every regret would carry the memory of this moment: the small green body resting on her chest, cock buried deep, filling her with seed and something far more dangerous.

The Dealer sat back, steepled his hooves, and let the vision linger a while longer. He had no intention of stopping it. Why would he? The Joker wasn’t breaking the deck.

He was just making the hand hurt so much better.

===

You drift into sleep on top of her, small green body slack and trusting, head tucked into the warm hollow where her neck meets her shoulder. Your cheek presses to the steady thump of her pulse. The thin mattress cradles you both, the recycled air cool against your sweat-damp coat. Your cock stays buried inside her, soft now but still thick enough to keep the seal, every slow twitch sending another faint pulse of warmth deeper into her core.

Blackjack lies perfectly still beneath you, one hoof curled loose around your back, the other resting heavy on your flank. Her red eyes stare at the gray ceiling, chest rising in long, shaky pulls that rock you gently against her. The raw ache between her legs has settled into something soft and full, your seed and her own slick locked warm inside. She feels how light you are—small enough that her larger frame could curl around you completely—and how safe you’ve made yourself against her, like this narrow stall is the only place left in the world that matters.

Her gaze drifts downward, slow, almost lazy in the afterglow. It lands on your flank, bare for so long she’d stopped noticing. Now something new marks the green hide: two Joker cards, one overlapping the other at a slight angle, edges crisp and black-and-red like fresh ink. The image stares back at her—identical faces, no hidden reverse, both sides showing everything. It mirrors her own cutie mark so perfectly it steals the breath from her lungs. Ace and Queen of Spades. Joker and Joker.

Her hoof freezes on your hip. The pulse in her throat jumps hard enough you shift in your sleep, a tiny murmur escaping against her neck. Blackjack’s ears pin flat, then flick forward again, eyes locked on the fresh mark like it might vanish if she blinks. A cold shiver rolls down her spine, chased immediately by heat that blooms low in her belly where you’re still nestled inside her.

This wasn’t here yesterday. She would have seen it. Everypony would have seen it. It appeared tonight. Right here. After she asked. After she let you take her. After you whispered that she could be good and called her Go Fish like it was something holy instead of a joke.

Her free hoof lifts, trembling, and traces the edge of the overlapping cards with the flat of her tip. The touch is feather-light, almost afraid to smudge it. A soft, broken laugh bubbles up from her chest—quiet, wet, nothing like her usual bark. “You little bastard,” she whispers to the sleeping colt on top of her, voice cracking on every word. “You really went and… matched me.”

The irony hits her like a spark in a fuel line. The stable’s best toy, the one every mare secretly craves, now literally branded as her counterpart. The Joker to her Spades. The wild card she never asked for, lying safe and spent between her legs while she cries again, silent and helpless. She feels the weight of it settle in her ribs—responsibility, maybe, or the terrifying proof that someone out there thinks she’s worth mirroring. Worth saving. Worth the hope you poured into her along with everything else.

Her walls flutter once around your softening length, squeezing another lazy drop of seed from you. She tightens her hold, pulling your smaller frame closer until your head nestles tighter under her chin. The tears keep coming, but they feel different now—lighter, sharper, like the first real breath after drowning.

“I don’t deserve this mark on you,” she murmurs against your black mane, lips brushing your ear. “But sweet Celestia… I’m gonna try. For once in my miserable life, I’m gonna try.”

She stays like that, wide awake while you sleep, hoof still resting gentle over the twin Jokers on your flank, feeling every shared heartbeat and every tiny twitch where your bodies stay joined. The stable hums on outside the door, indifferent as ever. But inside this stall, Blackjack holds the green colt who just marked himself as hers, and for the first time the future doesn’t feel like something already lost. It feels like something she might still get to fight for.

===

You stir at the loud beep that slices through the stall like a security klaxon. The overhead speaker crackles once, flat and mechanical. “Session complete. Occupant Blackjack, report to next duty station. P-47, prepare for standard reset.”

The sound yanks you fully awake. Your small green body tenses against her white chest, the warmth of her still wrapped around you, your cock still nestled deep inside her slick heat. Reluctance coils tight in your chest. You don’t want to move. Not yet. Not when her hoof rests so gentle between your shoulder blades and her breathing still carries that raw, trembling edge.

But the stable doesn’t wait.

You shift slow, hips rocking back with a wet, reluctant slide. Your flare catches for a moment, then slips free with a soft pop, leaving a thick trail of mixed seed to leak down her inner thigh. A low sound escapes Blackjack as you pull out—half sigh, half whimper—and you feel her walls flutter once like they’re trying to keep you there. You push up on shaky forehooves, small legs straddling her barrel for one last second before you swing off and stand beside the mattress. Your black tail flicks once, heavy with sweat, as cool air hits your spent length.

Blackjack stays on her back a moment longer, red eyes half-lidded, chest still heaving. Then she sits up slow, one hoof drifting down to press between her legs like she can hold the warmth you left inside her.

That’s when your gaze drops to your own flank.

The mark sits there plain as day on your green hide: two Joker cards overlapping at a sharp angle, crisp black-and-red lines, identical faces staring out. No flourish, no mystery. Just the twin Jokers, side by side like they’d always belonged there.

“Huh,” you mutter, voice rough from sleep and everything that came before. “Well, isn’t that on the nose.”

You stare at it a beat longer, teal eyes narrowing. Cutie marks never asked permission. They never let you pick. They just showed up the moment something inside you locked into place—your special talent, your purpose, whatever the stable’s old terminals called it. And here it is, after a year of turning every scheduled use into quiet rebellion, after giving one broken mare the first real choice she’d ever been offered. Two Jokers. Mirroring her Spades. On the nose didn’t even cover it.

Blackjack’s breath catches sharp. She already saw it earlier—while you slept on top of her, her hoof had traced those exact cards—but hearing you notice it now hits different. Her red eyes flick from the mark to your face, then back again. A fresh tear slips free, but she doesn’t wipe it away. Instead she reaches out, hoof trembling, and brushes the flat tip across the twin Jokers like she’s scared they’ll vanish.

“You…” Her voice cracks, raw and wondering. “It showed up tonight. While you were sleeping on me. After… after everything.” She swallows hard, ears pinned. “I thought I was imagining it at first. Thought maybe I was just that gone. But it’s real. You got branded because of me. Because you looked at me like I could still be worth something and then proved it.”

She pushes herself up fully now, larger frame towering over your smaller one, but the way she looks down at you carries none of the old swagger. Just awe and fear and that same fragile hope you poured into her earlier. Her hoof stays on your flank, covering the mark like she’s protecting it from the stable itself.

“I don’t deserve this,” she whispers, voice barely carrying over the hum of the vents. “But hayseeds, P-47… I’m gonna earn it. Somehow.”

The speaker beeps again, impatient. Blackjack flinches, then leans down and presses her muzzle to the top of your head one last time, breath warm and shaky against your black mane.

“Don’t let them take this mark from you,” she murmurs. “Please.”

Then she turns toward the door, legs still unsteady, tail low, the fresh memory of your weight and your seed and your belief clinging to her like the only good thing in this gray cage. The door hisses open. She steps through without looking back, but her hoof lingers on the frame just long enough for you to see the way her shoulders straighten—like she’s already trying.

You stand alone in the stall, teal eyes fixed on the twin Jokers on your flank, the small green body still warm from her. The chime will come soon. The next rotation waits. But for this quiet second, the cutie mark feels heavier than any tag ever could. Purpose. Talent. Whatever the magic decided you were meant for.

On the nose didn’t even come close.

===

You stand in the feeding pen as the year drags its gray weight across Stable 99, the same low benches and nutrient nozzles, the same recycled air thick with paste and quiet despair. But something in you has settled, the old fire banked down to silent spite and a casual acceptance that fits your small green frame like a second coat. Your teal eyes no longer burn hot enough to scorch the others—they just watch, steady and clear, the look of a pony who has adjusted too well to the circumstances handed down by the tag on your ear. Not dull like theirs. Never that. Just… done fighting the shape of the cage and learning how to stretch inside it instead.

The other colts notice.

At first it was whispers behind your back in the wash stalls. P-21 would glance up from his single scoop, gray muzzle still half-buried, and mutter, “Kid’s eyes ain’t gone out yet. How’s he still got that spark after the sixth rotation in one shift?” The younger ones from batch eight would nudge each other, ears flat, watching the way you scraped your tray clean without the usual hollow slump. By the third month the envy started leaking into their voices during the short walks back to holding. “He’s booked every solo slot this week,” one would hiss. “Mares lining up like he’s the only wrench that fits.”

They see the extras now.

The quiet hydroponics mare slips you an extra clump of crisp greens when she thinks the cameras are angled away, sliding it onto your tray with a hoof that lingers just long enough to brush your fetlock. You take it with that crooked grin—teeth flashing quick and easy—and her pale yellow cheeks flush dark as she hurries off. Security mares posted at the pen entrance look the other way every time, ears flicking like they suddenly need to study the far wall. One even bumps her partner’s shoulder and mutters, “Shift’s almost over, let the colt eat,” before they both pretend to check their batons. The colts catch it all. P-33, the lanky gray stallion who’s been on the roster longer than most, leans over his bowl one evening and says low, “They’re feeding him like he’s the Overmare’s private stock. Extra paste twice last week. And the guards just… ignore it. What the hay did you do to them, P-47?”

You don’t answer. Just flick your black tail once, casual, and keep eating. The grin stays crooked when you pass the maintenance mares in the corridor later—tail brushing light across a chestnut flank on your way by, nothing more than a flick that could be accidental. The mare stumbles mid-step, breath hitching, ears shooting straight up as her tool harness jingles. She shoots you a flustered glance, half-scandalized, half-hungry, before hurrying on with a sway that wasn’t there before. The colts trailing behind you see it. Their eyes widen, then narrow.

“Sweet Celestia,” one younger colt breathes after the fifth time it happens in a single week. “They’re scared of him now. Or… or they want him. Both. Look at their faces when he smiles like that.”

P-21 catches you alone by the ration dispenser one rest cycle, voice gravel-rough from too many years of taking. “You adjusted too clean, greenie. The rest of us… we break or we go blank. You just keep grinning and the mares start sneaking you extras and the guards pretend they’re blind. What’s the trick? You got some angle none of us can see?”

You meet his dull gaze with those teal eyes—silent spite coiled deep, casual acceptance sitting easy on top like it belongs there. The twin Joker cards on your flank catch the light as you shift weight, but you don’t draw attention to them. “No trick,” you say, voice low and even. “Just learned the shape of the cage.”

He stares a moment longer, something almost like fear flickering behind the gray. Then he looks away, back to his meager scoop. The others keep watching you after that—envy mixing with wary respect, whispers turning from “how does he last” to “what the buck is he turning into.” They see the way mares flush and giggle behind hooves when your tail flicks past. They see the extra greens disappearing into your tray while guards suddenly develop an interest in ceiling panels. They see the fire in your eyes has not gone out, just changed into something quieter, sharper, more dangerous because it no longer needs to burn bright to keep you whole.

You keep moving through the pen, crooked grin flashing once more as another mare slips you a hidden carrot shaving on her way out. The colts don’t speak again. They just watch, trays forgotten, the weight of your easy adjustment pressing heavier on them than any tag ever could. The stable turns on. The rotations keep coming. And in their eyes you’ve become something they can’t quite name—proof that a colt can survive this place without breaking, and maybe that’s the most unsettling thing of all.

===

You shuffle down the dim service corridor beside the handler mare, her hooves clicking steady on the concrete while your smaller ones patter quick to keep pace. She’s a sturdy bay earth pony from the lower oversight shift—broad barrel, dark mane pulled into a tight bun, clipboard floating in the faint glow of her headlamp. The tag on your ear jingles with every step. Another rotation, another alcove, the usual.

But today the crooked grin tugs at your muzzle before you can stop it. The twin Jokers on your flank feel warm under the overhead lights, like they’re reminding you exactly what you’ve become.

You let the line of your body drift left, slipping smooth under her barrel before she can react. Your green coat brushes warm against her inner forelegs, head tilting up as you crane your neck, muzzle grazing the soft fur just beneath her jaw. The scent of her hits you—faint sweat from a long shift, the sharp tang of recycled air, and underneath it all the growing musk of a mare who’s watched too many sessions from the sidelines.

“Hey,” you murmur low, voice rough and easy, teal eyes flicking up to catch hers from below. “Want to take me somewhere quiet? It’s not fair to you, having to watch all the other mares have the fun. The Overmare doesn’t have to know.”

Your black tail flicks up casual and deliberate, the coarse hairs dragging slow across the soft, heavy weight of her teats. Once. Twice. The flat tips tease the sensitive skin, feeling them tighten and wink under the touch.

She freezes mid-step, clipboard clattering to the floor with a plastic crack. Her hind legs lock, barrel trembling above you, breath catching sharp in her throat. A hot flush rolls down her neck, darkening the bay coat to something richer. Her ears shoot straight up, then pin back hard, eyes wide and glassy as she stares down at you—small green colt tucked right under her, head still tilted, that crooked grin flashing teeth.

“P-47… you can’t—” The words die halfway, voice cracking into a shaky exhale when your tail flicks again, slower this time, brushing firmer across her teats. You feel the way they swell and leak a single warm drop against your hide. Her hind legs shift, knees bending like she’s fighting the urge to drop right there in the corridor.

She glances once down the empty hall, then back to you, conflict twisting her face raw—duty warring hard against the same hungry need every other mare has been chasing in secret for months. Her tail flags high on instinct, rump shifting just enough to press her teats firmer into the path of your flicking tail. A low, broken sound escapes her, half moan, half whimper.

“Sweet Celestia… you’re really…” She swallows thick, hoof scraping concrete as she fights to stay upright. The clipboard lies forgotten. Her breath comes faster now, barrel heaving above your back, the heat between her hind legs rolling down in waves you can feel against your shoulders.

You don’t move away. Just stay tucked under her, muzzle still brushing her neck, waiting with that quiet, casual acceptance in your teal eyes—the look of a pony who’s learned exactly how far the cage will bend when you smile right.

The handler’s hind legs tremble harder. One hoof lifts, hovers like she might push you out, but instead it settles shaky on your withers, pulling you a fraction closer. “Not… not here,” she whispers, voice hoarse and desperate. “There’s an old storage alcove two junctions down. Camera’s been out for weeks. But if anypony finds out…”

She trails off, another hot drop leaking from her teats onto your tail, her whole body leaning into the touch like she’s already lost the fight. The corridor stays empty. The stable hums on, indifferent. And the bay mare above you shudders once, eyes glassy with the same forbidden want every other handler has started pretending she doesn’t feel.

You follow the bay handler mare through the narrow service passage, her hoofsteps clipped and uneven, breath coming in short huffs that echo off the pipes overhead. She keeps glancing back, clipboard long abandoned somewhere behind you, her dark mane starting to fray from its tight bun. The old storage alcove waits behind a dented hatch she yanks open with one trembling hoof. Inside it’s dim and forgotten—crates stacked crooked against the walls, dust thick on the floor, a single emergency light buzzing overhead like it might die any second. The door clangs shut behind you with a finality that makes her flinch.

She turns, sturdy barrel heaving, eyes wide and glassy. “This is crazy,” she whispers, voice cracking. “If anypony—”

You don’t let her finish. You slide under her again, small green frame pressing warm between her forelegs, muzzle lifting to brush the soft fur of her neck. Your tail flicks up once more, dragging slow and deliberate across her swollen teats. She gasps loud, hind legs buckling as warm drops leak against your hide. You feel her heat rolling off her in waves, the musk thick and desperate.

You guide her down gentle onto a clear patch of floor, letting her settle on her side first, then rolling her onto her back with careful nudges of your shoulders. She goes easy, legs parting wide, teats heavy and glistening between them. Your crooked grin flashes as you climb over her, small but solid, green coat against bay. Your cock—already hard again, pink and flared—slides along her slick folds once, twice, teasing before you push in slow and deep.

She moans broken and loud, walls clenching around every inch as your medial ring pops inside her. You bottom out with a soft slap of hips, sheath kissing her entrance, flare nestled tight where it belongs. You rut her steady, hips rolling in long, deliberate strokes that drag your flare along that spot inside her again and again. Her teats bounce with every thrust, leaking warm against your belly. Your teal eyes stay half-lidded, watching every twitch of her face, every flutter of her lashes.

When she’s panting and trembling beneath you, hooves clutching at your shoulders, you lean close, breath hot against her ear.

“Tell me what you want,” you murmur, voice low and rough, that casual acceptance wrapping around every word. “You want to ride me? Climb on top and watch this good little colt moan for you while you take everything?” You grind deep once, making her whimper. “Or… do you want me to mount you proper? Pin you down and whisper every sweet, filthy thing into your ear while I breed you the way the others beg for?”

She shudders hard around your cock, walls fluttering wild. Her red-brown eyes lock on yours, conflict and raw hunger twisting together. A fresh tear slips down her cheek.

“The second,” she breathes, voice hoarse and desperate. “Please… mount me. Whisper to me. I—I need it.”

You don’t make her ask twice. You ease out just long enough for her to roll onto her belly, then you’re on her back, small green frame draped over her larger one like you were made to fit there. You slide home again in one smooth thrust, hips snapping forward with purpose now. Your chest presses to her back, muzzle tucked against her ear, black mane spilling over her neck.

“You’re taking me so well,” you whisper, voice warm and steady between thrusts. “Such a good mare, letting a colt like me have you like this.” You nip her ear gentle, hips rolling deep. “Feels right, doesn’t it? Getting bred proper instead of just watching everypony else.”

She breaks under you with a sob, hind legs spreading wider, rump pushing back to meet every snap of your hips. Her walls clamp down rhythmic, milking your flare while fresh tears soak into the thin padding beneath her. “P-47… oh hayseeds, P-47…” The name spills out like prayer, shaky and grateful, her whole sturdy body trembling with the release that crashes through her slow and overwhelming.

You keep going, whispering every word you know she needs, filling her deep until your own peak hits—flare swelling, pulsing thick ropes of seed into her while you stay buried to the hilt. She clings to the feeling, hooves reaching back to hold your flanks, keeping you there as the aftershocks roll through her.

When it’s over you don’t pull out right away. You stay draped across her back, small chest rising against hers, cock still twitching inside her while the last of your seed leaks warm and slow. The bay mare lies boneless beneath you, breath ragged, tears still slipping silent down her muzzle.

“Thank you,” she whispers, voice cracked and wondering. “I… I never knew it could feel like that.”

You nuzzle her ear once more, the crooked grin softening into something quieter as the emergency light flickers above you both. The stable hums on outside the sealed door, but right now, in this dusty forgotten corner, she’s just a mare who finally got what everypony else has been chasing in secret—and you’re the small green colt who gave it to her without asking for anything back.

You stay draped over her back a long moment longer, small green chest pressed warm to her bay coat, listening to the ragged way her breathing slowly evens out. Your cock gives one last lazy twitch inside her before you ease back gentle, hips rocking slow until the flare slips free with a wet, reluctant pop. Thick strands of your seed immediately start to leak from her puffy folds, warm and slow, tracing down toward her heavy teats.

You don’t let it go to waste.

You slide lower between her spread hind legs, muzzle dipping without hesitation. Your long tongue drags a slow, thorough stripe from the bottom of her slit all the way up, gathering every drop of the salty-sweet mix. The taste coats your mouth—her musk thick and intimate, your own release still pulsing faintly from her depths. You lap again and again, unhurried, the flat of your tongue dipping inside her entrance to clean what lingered deepest, then moving lower to lave warm stripes across her teats until the leaks stop and only clean, glistening hide remains.

She shudders hard beneath every pass, a broken little whimper slipping out each time your tongue finds a sensitive spot. Her hoof finds the back of your head, not guiding, just resting there shaky and grateful, like she needs the anchor.

“You’re a good mare,” you murmur between slow laps, voice low and steady against her warmth. “Took everything I gave you. Let yourself feel it all.”

When she’s spotless and trembling, you nuzzle soft against the inside of one thigh, then rest your head against her lower belly, teal eyes tilting up to meet hers. The dusty alcove feels smaller, quieter, the emergency light buzzing faint overhead.

You ask it quiet, almost casual, the words brushing warm across her coat. “What’s your name? Not the one on the roster. The real one.”

She stares down at you for a long breath, bay cheeks still flushed dark, eyes glassy with everything that just happened. The tenderness seems to hit her deeper than the rut itself. Her hoof strokes slow through your black mane, voice cracking soft when it finally comes.

“Latch,” she whispers, the name trembling out like something she hasn’t said aloud in years. “My name’s Latch.”

The confession hangs between you, raw and small. Latch swallows hard, fresh tears slipping free as she keeps stroking your mane, the touch careful now, almost reverent. “P-47… nopony’s ever asked. Not like that. Not after…” Her hind legs shift, still spread around you, a faint aftershock fluttering through her cleaned folds. “Latch. Just Latch. Been so long since anypony used it without the badge.”

She lets out a shaky laugh that cracks in the middle, hoof drifting down to brush the twin Jokers on your flank like she needs to remind herself they’re real. “You cleaned me up. Whispered to me. Asked my name like I’m… like I matter.” Her voice drops even softer, almost wondering. “Thank you. Sweet Celestia, thank you.”

Latch stays there on her back in the old storage alcove, legs still parted, the small green colt resting between them, her hoof never leaving your mane. The stable’s distant hum feels miles away. For these few stolen minutes, she’s just Latch—flushed, vulnerable, and holding onto the first real gentleness this gray cage has ever given her.

===

In the sterile hush of her private observation suite, the Overmare of Stable 99 sat motionless beneath the bank of flickering monitors, amber eyes narrowed to slits against the blue glow. Her mane was pulled back in the same severe knot it had worn for decades, the lines around her muzzle deeper now from years of weighing lives against numbers. Stable 99 had always run on order—mares productive, colts useful, nothing wasted—and she had kept it that way with the cold precision of a mare who knew every experiment in every stable had its price.

She had watched P-47 for the full year.

At first it had been routine data. The green colt’s metrics climbing week after week until she bumped him to elite rotation herself, fingers—hooves—hovering over the schedule controls with the same detached efficiency she applied to ration recalibrations. His stamina had been impressive from the start. Earth-pony stubbornness pushed to absurd levels, outlasting even her own seasoned maintenance mares who prided themselves on wearing colts down in minutes. She had seen him keep pace through back-to-back breeding sessions that would have left any other tagged toy curled fetal and sobbing. The logs glowed green across the board: higher conception rates, fewer failed mounts, zero complaints from the roster.

Then came the flip.

She remembered the exact feed—Spark Plug in alcove four, the moment the small green body surged up and rolled the bigger mare beneath him. The Overmare’s hoof had frozen above the recycle button that night, red light blinking under the pad, one decisive press away from erasing the anomaly before it spread. A colt taking control? That was subversion. That was the kind of rot that could unravel the entire hierarchy she had spent her life enforcing.

But she had waited. Watched.

And what followed had stayed her hoof every single time since.

The aftercare. The slow, deliberate laps of that long tongue cleaning every drop of his own seed from spent folds. The soft murmurs against pinned ears—“good mare,” “you’re taking me so well”—delivered with a gentleness that should have been impossible for something born into a tag. She had seen mares melt under it, seen hardened security fillies and hydroponics workers leave the alcoves walking taller, coats still marked with faint tooth prints, eyes glassy with something that wasn’t just physical satisfaction. Morale projections had spiked in the weeks that followed. Requests for solo sessions with P-47 climbed faster than any other colt in recorded history. Group bookings too, carefully spaced, always initiated by the mares themselves. Work output across maintenance, security, and hydroponics had risen eleven percent. Complaints about fatigue, ration quality, surface radiation fears—down thirty-seven percent. The stable ran smoother because half the mares were walking around quietly addicted to the one colt who made them feel taken care of instead of serviced.

The Overmare’s hoof still hovered sometimes, late in the night cycle when the suite lights dimmed and only the monitors lit her face. She could recycle him tomorrow. Wipe the tag, pull the body, log it as “resource reallocation.” The system would absorb the loss. But the numbers… the numbers kept her from pressing it.

She leaned back in the chair, amber eyes flicking across the latest feed—P-47 in the old storage alcove with one of her own handlers, the bay mare trembling and whispering thanks while he cleaned her with that same careful tongue. The Overmare’s muzzle tightened, not in disgust but in calculation. This was dangerous. This was power shifting in ways her predecessors had never allowed. Yet the data was undeniable. Mares wanted him. Needed him. Scheduled around him. And as long as that want translated into higher efficiency, higher loyalty, higher everything the stable required to survive another generation underground…

She lowered her hoof. The recycle button stayed dark.

“An asset,” she murmured to the empty suite, voice flat and precise. “A risky one. But still an asset.”

Her eyes lingered on the small green figure curled against the handler’s side, twin Joker cards stark on his flank under the emergency light. The Overmare allowed herself the faintest curl of a smile—cold, thin, pragmatic.

For now, P-47 stayed in play.

The stable turned. The numbers stayed green.

And she kept watching.

===

You were being led down the main corridor by Latch, the bay handler mare’s hoof resting warm and familiar on your withers. Her steps carried that new softness she’d found in the dusty alcove, her dark mane still carrying the faint scent of old storage dust and shared breaths. Your small green body moved beside her with its usual rolling gait, black tail flicking lazy arcs, the twin Jokers on your flank catching the overhead lights like they knew exactly what they meant.

Up ahead, the scheduling hub buzzed with its usual low hum of voices and tapping terminals. Blackjack stood at the front of the line, white coat still dusted with patrol grit, red eyes locked on the glowing roster board like it had personally insulted her. Her black-and-red mane was pulled back tight, but strands had escaped, framing the tension in her jaw.

“Book me for tomorrow night,” she said, voice rough and edged with that old brash snap. “Solo with P-47. Long slot.”

The attendant mare didn’t even blink. “Sorry, Blackjack. He’s booked solid for the next three weeks. Elite rotation.”

Blackjack’s ears pinned flat. “Three weeks? Buck that. I’m security. Bump somepony. Make it happen.”

A soft ripple went through the cluster of mares waiting behind her. Spark Plug leaned against the wall, thick chestnut barrel still streaked with grease, and murmured just loud enough for everypony to hear. “We saw you leaving his stall the other day. Legs shaking so bad you could barely walk straight. His seed was still dripping down those white thighs in thick ropes, all the way to your hocks.”

The hydroponics mare beside her nodded, eyes half-lidded with memory. “And your face… dried tear tracks cutting straight down your cheeks. But that glow on you. Proper, deep afterglow. Like somepony finally handled you like you were the whole world.”

Blackjack’s neck flushed hot. Her tail lashed once, sharp. She slammed a hoof on the counter. “Then bump me to priority. Now. I don’t care who I displace.”

The attendant’s voice stayed flat and careful. “Can’t do that. P-47’s been on elite rotation for months. Every security mare already has her slots locked in. You’ll have to wait your turn like everypony else.”

Blackjack’s red eyes flashed with frustration, the brash mask cracking to show the raw ache underneath. She opened her mouth to argue again when Latch guided you past the group.

Your usual crooked grin started to tug at your muzzle out of habit. Then it faltered completely the moment your teal eyes landed on her standing there, tense and angry in the middle of all those waiting mares.

You slowed. The sad look settled into your gaze, soft and heavy with the quiet regret that the stable’s greedy schedule had already claimed every free hour of your small green body for weeks to come. Your black tail flicked once, low.

Blackjack’s head snapped up. Her red eyes locked onto yours across the short distance.

For a long heartbeat the entire corridor faded. She felt it immediately — the genuine sorrow pouring from your teal stare. The quiet ache that you wouldn’t be able to hold her again anytime soon. Wouldn’t be able to whisper against her ear. Wouldn’t be able to let her feel safe and wanted the way she had finally allowed herself to need that night.

Her ears drooped. The sharp frustration drained from her face, leaving only raw longing and a painful twist in her chest. Her hoof pressed harder against the edge of the scheduling board like it was the only thing keeping her upright.

Latch gave your shoulder a gentle nudge, guiding you around the corner and out of sight.

Blackjack stayed rooted long after you disappeared, red eyes fixed on the empty space where you’d been, the line of eager mares murmuring softly around her. The wait stretched out in front of her, longer and heavier than any surface storm she’d ever faced. The line of mares behind her shifted impatiently, soft giggles and whispered plans drifting past her pinned ears like static. Spark Plug was already tapping the counter, securing her next solo slot with that satisfied little sway in her hips. The hydroponics mare beside her leaned in, murmuring something about “stacking two this time, see if he can still whisper while we’re both full.”

Blackjack’s stomach twisted.

Because I hate the others.

The words slammed back into her skull exactly as he’d spoken them that night—low, steady, no heat, just truth laid bare while he’d rested inside her. She could still feel the weight of his small green body on her chest, the slow twitch of his cock buried deep, the way his heartbeat had synced with hers like it belonged there. He hated them. All of them. The ones who had signed him out like a tool, climbed on without asking, used him until he was raw and leaking and then walked away laughing. Spark Plug. The security shift. Every last mare now crowding the board for another taste.

And he’d satisfied them anyway. Not because he wanted to. Because he’d needed to take control back. Needed to make his name matter when they finally broke and moaned it like prayer. P-47. Not just another tag. Not just another warm body. He’d flipped the script on every single one of them, turned their toy into the one thing they craved in secret, all so he could own at least that much of the cage they’d locked him in.

Her hooves felt numb against the cold floor.

You’re doing so well, asking me first.

The praise echoed softer, warmer, wrapped around the memory of his muzzle at her ear while he moved inside her slow and careful. She had asked. For the first time in her life she had actually asked instead of taking, and he had given her everything—aftercare, whispers, the gentle way he’d stayed buried in her afterward like she was worth protecting. And now here she stood, waiting in line behind the very mares he hated. Mares who would sign the log without a second thought, climb on without ever once saying please, treat him exactly the way she had treated him for an entire year.

The shame burned hot up her neck, prickling under her white coat until she wanted to rip the security barding off and scratch it raw. She had been one of them. Worse—she’d been the loudest, the cockiest, storming out of his alcove angry and hollow because he wouldn’t give her the same surrender he gave everypony else. Because he’d seen her future and pitied her for it. Because he’d known she would regret it one day.

And now she did.

Her red eyes stung. She blinked hard, jaw clenched so tight it ached, but the tears still threatened at the corners. Every mare in front of her would get him first. Would take without asking. Would moan his name like they owned it. And she would wait weeks—maybe longer—because the stable didn’t care that she had finally learned how to ask. The stable only cared about the roster, the rotations, the numbers.

Blackjack’s tail flicked once, sharp and helpless. She hated the line. Hated the giggles. Hated most of all the small, terrified part of her that wondered if she would slip back into old habits the moment she finally got him alone again. If the taking would feel easier than the trying.

But underneath the shame and the jealousy and the raw ache of waiting sat something sharper, something new. The memory of his sad look when their eyes had met across the corridor. The quiet sorrow that said he wanted to see her again too. That he hadn’t forgotten the night she’d asked first. That maybe—maybe—the twin Jokers on his flank really did mean something.

She swallowed hard, stepped back from the counter, and turned away from the line without booking anything. Her legs still carried the faint ghost-memory of shaking and dripping and tears, but she kept walking anyway, red eyes fixed on the corridor where he had disappeared.

Weeks. She could wait weeks.

For once in her life, Blackjack was going to try to be the mare who asked instead of took. Even if it meant standing at the back of every line in this bucking stable until the day he finally looked at her without sorrow in his eyes.

===

Blackjack slouched against the far wall of the recreation lounge, the cold metal biting through her barding as she watched the usual after-shift crowd filter in. Weeks had piled up since that night in the green colt’s stall, each one heavier than the last, and the scheduling board had turned into a fresh wound she couldn’t stop picking at.

Near the vending units, Spark Plug leaned in close to a pair of hydroponics mares, voice low but carrying just enough for Blackjack to catch every word.

“Hayseeds, the way he takes charge… it’s wrong, isn’t it? We’re not supposed to want a tagged colt pinning us down like that. But sweet Celestia, when he slides in deep and starts talking all soft against your ear, it hits different. Forbidden. Makes your whole body just… melt.”

The pale yellow mare beside her let out a breathy giggle, ears flicking. “I know. I keep thinking about how he looks at you the whole time. Like you’re the only thing that exists. And afterward, the way he cleans everything up so careful… it’s like he actually cares. Like we’re worth it.”

Another voice chimed in, warm and smug. “Exactly. We earned it, didn’t we? Signing him out, showing up, letting him do what he does best. He makes you feel so damn special. Safe. Like the stable can’t touch you while he’s on top of you.”

Blackjack’s stomach knotted tighter with every sentence. She knew the truth they were too drunk on pleasure to see. Those soft murmurs, those careful laps of his tongue, that steady rhythm that left them glassy-eyed and floating—they weren’t born from care. They were spite dressed up in velvet. A year of being used like a tool, of having every scrap of choice stripped away, and he’d clawed back control the only way left to him: by turning their own game against them. Making his name matter when they broke and moaned it. Giving them exactly what they thought they wanted so he could own the moment, even if it cost him everything else.

And she had been one of them once. Taking without asking. Demanding without ever once wondering what it did to the small green body beneath her.

Now she stood here, watching them line up for him week after week, giggling about how intoxicating it felt to be mounted and whispered to, how entitled they were to his attention because he made them feel safe and special. They had no idea his gentleness toward them was fake at the core. A weapon forged in quiet hate for the cage they all helped keep locked.

Her red eyes stung. She blinked hard, jaw clenched until her teeth ached, but the frustration only burned hotter. Every solo slot they booked, every group they whispered about planning, every flushed mare who drifted past with that secret little sway in her hips—it all reminded Blackjack she was still waiting at the back of the line. Still paying for every time she had taken without ever once asking first.

She pushed off the wall and turned away before the next round of giggles could start. Her legs felt unsteady, the memory of his weight and his warmth and his honest sorrow still clinging to her like a brand. Weeks more of this. Maybe longer. But she kept walking anyway, red eyes fixed on the corridor ahead, the ache in her chest sharpening into something almost like resolve.

She would wait.

Because for once she understood what it cost him to give them anything at all.

And she refused to be like them anymore.

===

You sit hunched at the far end of the low feeding bench, muzzle buried in the double scoop of thick breeder paste they’d started sliding your way months ago. Extra carrot shavings crunched between your teeth—bright orange slivers the hydroponics mares kept sneaking onto your tray when the cameras weren’t looking. The paste sat heavy in your gut, warm fuel for the body that refused to quit, while your teal eyes stayed half-lidded in that quiet, settled way you’d worn for the better part of the year. Silent spite coiled low, casual acceptance layered on top like a second coat. Not broken. Just… adjusted.

P-21 dropped onto the bench across from you with a tired grunt, gray coat dull under the fluorescents, his own single scoop already half-finished and forgotten. His tag clinked against the edge of the tray as he leaned forward, dull eyes narrowing at the extra greens on yours.

“Been hearing things,” he muttered, voice gravel dragged across concrete. “Mares I used to service… they talk now. Say they’re annoyed they didn’t get booked with you instead. Even the colts they pull for breeding after you don’t last long enough to scratch the itch you put in them. One of them told me straight—said nothing feels the same anymore. Like you ruined them for the rest of us.”

He stared at you, waiting for something to crack. You kept chewing slow, carrot crunching sharp between your flat teeth, black mane falling across one eye.

P-21’s ears flicked back. “How the buck haven’t you broken yet, greenie? They ride you raw, book you solid for weeks, treat you like the only tool in the box. And you just… keep going. Eyes still got that look. Not empty. Not like mine.”

You swallowed the last mouthful, wiped your muzzle with the back of one hoof, and met his gaze steady. The twin Jokers on your flank shifted as you sat back a little.

“I simply gave them what they never admitted to wanting,” you said, voice low and even, no heat, no boast. “Made them feel chosen. Special. Like the moment was theirs alone. Even if I had to fake every second of it.”

P-21’s jaw worked once, slow. He glanced at the empty space where your extra ration had been, then back to you. “Why? Why give them anything at all if you hate it that much?”

You let the silence stretch just long enough for the distant clatter of trays to fill it. Then you answered, simple and flat, the words carrying the weight of every night you’d pushed your small body through sets until your legs burned.

“It’s the one thing I could take control of. Every mare scheduled with me is one less mare scheduled with every other colt or stallion.”

P-21 stared at you for a long moment, the dullness in his eyes flickering with something almost like fear. His ears stayed pinned, shoulders slumping heavier as the truth settled between you like another layer of concrete.

“Hayseeds,” he breathed at last, pushing his half-empty tray away. “You’re not surviving this place. You’re… rewriting it. One jealous mare at a time.”

You didn’t smile. Just flicked an ear and went back to licking the last traces of paste from the tray, teal eyes calm, the quiet spite still burning steady underneath. The feeding pen kept its low murmur around you both, but P-21 stayed silent after that, watching the small green colt who had turned the cage into something he could finally steer—just a little, just enough.

===

P-21 sat alone in the dim corner of the colt holding area long after the last tray had been cleared, back pressed to the cold concrete wall, legs splayed out in front of him like they belonged to somepony else. The single scoop of paste still sat heavy in his gut, but it was nothing compared to the green colt’s words that refused to settle.

He kept seeing those teal eyes across the bench—steady, not burning anymore, just… settled. Like the kid had stared straight into the machine that chewed them all down and decided to smile at it anyway.

The green one had looked at him and said it plain: he gave the mares exactly what they craved without ever admitting it out loud, the feeling of being chosen, of mattering for once. Even if every soft word and careful touch was faked through and through. All of it born from the same quiet hate that came from having every scrap of choice ripped away and left with nothing but his own body to turn against them.

P-21 rubbed a hoof slowly over his gray muzzle, feeling every year of this place carved into the lines around his eyes. He had watched the change in the mares for months now—the secret little smiles, the way they walked with that new sway, the quiet complaints when they got stuck with any other colt. Nothing felt the same anymore, they said. Nothing scratched the itch the green one had woken up in them.

And it was all fake.

The worst part wasn’t even the faking. It was the reason behind it.

The green colt had told him flat-out: it was the only thing he could still control. Every mare who booked him meant one less mare pulling some other tagged body into an alcove. One less stallion or colt worn down to the same dull emptiness that stared back at P-21 from every reflective surface in this stable.

He let out a low, humorless breath that scraped his throat. Not loud revenge. Not some dramatic break. Just a small, patient redirection of the pain—taking the hits himself so the rest of them got hit a little less. A calculated mercy wrapped in spite so cold it almost felt kind.

P-21 closed his eyes. For years he had thought the only ways out were breaking or going blank. The green colt had found a third path: adapt so completely you become the thing the cage fears most. A tool that learned to steer.

Part of him wanted to hate the kid for it. For making the rest of them look weak. For raising the bar so high that even the mares who used to settle now looked at the other colts with quiet disappointment.

But mostly he just felt tired.

And maybe—just maybe—something dangerously close to hope stirred in the place he hadn’t looked at in years. Because if one small green earth pony could turn this entire rotten system into his own quiet rebellion…

…then maybe the cage wasn’t quite as unbreakable as P-21 had always believed.

===

You watch the year unfold in quiet increments, the way the gray corridors slowly fill with swollen barrels and careful steps.

At first it’s just rumors in the feeding pen—mares from maintenance whispering about missed heats, then confirmed tests in the medical wing. Spark Plug is the first to show, her thick chestnut frame rounding out by month four, the Overmare’s logs quietly noting higher conception rates across the elite rotation. The hydroponics mare follows, pale yellow barrel swelling as she carries twins from one of those stacked recreational sessions where you mounted them belly-to-belly. Latch, the bay handler who still blushes every time she escorts you, starts waddling by month six, her teats already leaking in the corridors when she thinks no one’s looking.

The chances were never low in Stable 99. Scheduled breeding slots are timed to the exact day of estrus—Overmare’s techs run the charts like clockwork—so conception sits near ninety percent when a colt like you is assigned. Recreational use is different. Mares come back on their own schedule, often right when their bodies are aching for it, so the odds hover around sixty percent per session, sometimes higher when they time it on purpose. With you booked solid, elite rotation plus all the secret solos and small groups, the math adds up fast. Nineteen mares in total carry your foals by the time the year closes. Some from the cold, clinical breeding logs. Most from the hungry, giggling requests that started after you flipped the first one and whispered “good mare” like it meant something.

You see them every day now. Coats stretched tight over growing life, eyes glassy with the same forbidden afterglow they chase in every alcove. They touch their bellies when they pass you in the hall, tails flicking like they’re remembering the exact moment you pinned them and made them feel chosen. Spark Plug pats hers proudly in the lounge, telling anypony who listens that “the green one’s stock is strong—felt it take the first time he really mounted me proper.” The others nod, giggling behind hooves about how intoxicating it is, how special it makes them feel, how they’re entitled to it now because you gave it so well. They assume you care. They assume every soft word and careful tongue was for them alone.

You know better.

The spite never left. Every pregnancy is another notch of control clawed back—one less mare pulling some other colt into an alcove, one less body broken down to the same dull emptiness you see in P-21’s eyes every feeding cycle. You gave them what they craved because it was the only weapon left in the cage. And the stable let it happen. The Overmare watched every feed, hoof hovering over the recycle button for months before the numbers won—morale spiking, work output climbing, population projections glowing green instead of red.

Then the year ends, and the births come in a wave.

The medical wing echoes with whinnies and the sharp cries of new life over three straight weeks. You’re escorted there twice—once for “observation duty,” once because Latch specifically asked for you during hers. The air smells of antiseptic and warm hay and something raw and alive. Spark Plug is first, pushing out a sturdy green filly with a black mane tuft and your teal eyes staring up at the lights like she already knows the shape of the cage. The mare laughs through the pain, sweat-soaked and beaming, naming her “P-47’s Spark” before the attendants can even clean the foal.

Latch follows days later, delivering a small bay colt with your black mane stripe and earth-pony legs already kicking strong. She reaches for you with a trembling hoof while the foal nurses, whispering “Latch Junior… but everypony’ll know who his sire is” through fresh tears. You stay until the attendants nudge you out, the weight of nineteen new lives settling heavy in your chest alongside the old spite.

The nursery fills fast. Green coats, black manes, the occasional teal eye blinking up from cribs. Mares line the viewing windows, cooing and touching bellies that are already empty but still aching for the next booking. They talk about how perfect it feels, how the green one’s foals are going to be the strongest the stable’s seen in generations. They assume it was love. They assume they earned it.

You stand at the back of the observation gallery one evening, small green frame still marked with your twin Jokers, watching the rows of cribs. The fire in your eyes has banked to that quiet, casual acceptance, but the weight is new—nineteen little lives you never asked for, born from control you stole back one whispered “good mare” at a time.

The stable keeps turning. The Overmare logs the population boost with a thin, satisfied nod behind her monitors.

A little further down the viewing gallery, Blackjack stands motionless. Her white coat looks almost too bright under the clinical lights. She hasn't moved in several minutes, red eyes slowly sweeping across the rows of green foals, taking in each one with a heavy, searching gaze. One hoof has come to rest against her own barrel, pressing there with unconscious pressure.

You watch her as the realization settles over her. For the entire year she had come to you on the forced schedule, she had never fallen pregnant. Every time her frustration had boiled over, she had pulled away or left early, never letting you finish inside her. She had denied herself that possibility again and again, walking out angry and empty while other mares began to swell with life.

Until that last night.

That single, honest night where she had finally asked instead of demanded. Where you had taken her slow and deep and sure, staying buried to the hilt while you filled her completely, passionately, holding nothing back. The way your voice had stayed soft against her ear, telling her you believed she could be a good mare. The way you had spoken her real name — Go Fish — like it was something worth believing in, like a quiet promise wrapped in warmth.

Blackjack's hoof tightens slightly against her belly. Her ears flick back, then forward again. A slow, shaky breath leaves her as she stares at all the green foals that could have included one of hers much sooner if she hadn't spent so long running from the very thing she now desperately hopes took root during that final time together.

She turns her head just enough to meet your gaze. Her red eyes hold a complicated storm — heavy with the weight of missed chances, threaded through with something fragile and new. The possibility that this time, after everything, she might finally be carrying the proof of that one night where she let herself be taken completely.

===

You lie on the thin mattress in your stall as the final chime of the day cycle fades, the door hissing open with a slowness that feels deliberate. Blackjack steps inside alone, the overhead lights catching the faint tremble in her white coat. No barding tonight. Just her, mane loose and messy, red eyes already wide and locked on you the moment the door seals shut behind her.

The whole night. No log cutoff. No attendant waiting outside. Just the two of you until the morning chime.

Her breath comes heavy, chest rising and falling in visible pulls that make her barrel quiver. She stands there a long moment, hooves planted like she’s afraid the floor might shift under her. The air between you thickens with everything she’s carried for weeks—raw, aching need that no amount of frantic nights spent alone with her own hooves could touch. She never went looking for another colt or stallion outside the forced schedules. Every scheduled one after your last night had left her feeling hollow, the dull, empty look in their eyes hitting her like a slap she finally understood. She’d stopped being rough with them, stopped letting them finish inside her, pulling away each time with a disgust that sat heavy in her gut instead of any relief. Nothing felt right anymore. Nothing scratched the place only you had reached.

Now she faces you, breath ragged, ears flicking with the fear that she might slip back into old habits the second things start, that the taking might feel easier than asking again. Pure longing burns underneath it all, raw and trembling, the kind that makes her hind legs shift and her tail flag just a fraction higher without her meaning to.

“P-47…” The name comes out cracked and low, nothing like the brash snap she used to throw around. She takes one shaky step closer, then another, until she’s standing right over the mattress, looking down at your small green frame with eyes that can’t decide between hunger and terror. “I waited. Bucking waited like I said I would. Every night I… I tried on my own and it wasn’t enough. Nothing was enough.”

Her voice breaks on the last word. One hoof lifts, hovers, then settles gentle on your shoulder instead of pushing you down like she once would have. The touch is careful, almost reverent, her breath washing warm across your black mane as she leans in closer.

“I’m scared I’ll mess it up again,” she whispers, the confession trembling out like it costs her. “Scared I’ll go back to how I was. But I want this. I want you. The way you gave it to me that night. The way you stayed. Please… take the whole night. I’m asking. I’m really asking this time.”

She stays there, breathing hard, red eyes never leaving yours, body already flushing hot with anticipation while the fear and longing twist together so tight she trembles. The stall feels smaller, warmer, the recycled air thick with the scent of her need. For the first time since that last night, she’s here because she chose it, and the weight of that choice shows in every shaky inhale as she waits for you to move.

You nuzzle against her, small green muzzle pressing warm into the soft fur of her chest, black mane brushing her white coat as you breathe her in—patrol sweat and gun oil and the sharp, needy scent rolling off her in waves. Her heart hammers under your cheek, fast and unsteady.

“Alright, Go Fish,” you murmur against her, voice low and steady, the old nickname wrapped gentle this time, like something worth keeping safe. “I’m all yours tonight.”

Blackjack shudders hard, a full-body tremble that makes her barrel press tighter to your face. A broken sound escapes her, half-whimper, half-laugh that cracks right down the middle. Her forelegs come up slow, wrapping around your shoulders, not pulling, not pinning—just holding on like she’s afraid the moment might slip away if she lets go.

“Hayseeds… you said it again,” she whispers, voice hoarse and wondering, muzzle dipping to rest against the top of your head. Her breath fans hot through your mane. “Go Fish. Like… like it still means something good when you say it.”

She stays like that for a long breath, just breathing you in, her hind legs shifting wider on instinct until her heat brushes your belly. Fresh slick coats her folds, the scent thickening the air between you. When she finally speaks again, the words tumble out shaky and raw.

“I’ve been so bucking empty without this. Every night I tried on my own and it wasn’t the same. Every scheduled colt after you… they looked so dull, so gone. I couldn’t even let them finish inside me. Felt disgusting after. Like I was doing it wrong. Like I was still the old me.”

Her hoof strokes slow down your back, tentative and careful, like she’s learning how to touch without taking. Another tremor runs through her when your sheath brushes her inner thigh, your cock already starting to drop, warm and heavy against her.

“I’m scared I’ll mess it up,” she admits again, quieter now, red eyes half-lidded as she looks down at you. “But I want you. All night. The way you gave it to me before. Slow. Honest. Like I’m… like I’m worth staying for.”

She leans down, pressing her muzzle to yours in a soft, clumsy nuzzle of her own, breath mingling. Her tail flags higher, rump shifting until her slick folds kiss the tip of your emerging length, a silent, trembling invitation.

“Take me, P-47,” she breathes against your lips, the plea honest and small. “I’m asking. I’m really asking this time. Make me yours tonight.”

Her body presses closer, warm and waiting, every shaky inhale carrying the weight of weeks of frustration and the fragile hope that this time she won’t run from it. You guide Blackjack down onto the thin mattress with careful nudges of your shoulders and chest, her larger white frame sinking back without resistance. She goes easy this time, legs parting wide on instinct, red eyes never leaving yours as her back meets the pad. Her breath comes in short, shaky pulls that make her barrel rise and fall beneath you. You settle over her slow, small green body draping across her chest, hind legs braced between her spread thighs until your sheath brushes her slick folds.

She trembles hard when the flared tip kisses her entrance, already leaking fresh warmth down her inner thighs. You push in gradual and deep, inch by inch, the velvet heat of her walls parting around your medial ring with a wet pop that draws a broken moan from her throat. Her forehooves come up to clutch at your shoulders, not pulling, just anchoring as you bottom out completely, sheath pressed flush to her clit, flare nestled tight where it belongs.

You lock your eyes with hers, teal meeting red in the dim stall light, and start to move. Long, steady rolls of your hips that drag your length almost fully out before sliding home again, each thrust deliberate and full. The wet sounds of your bodies meeting fill the narrow space—soft, rhythmic, intimate.

“Go Fish,” you murmur against her ear, voice low and warm, the name slipping out like a secret meant only for her. “Go Fish.”

Her walls flutter hard around you at the sound, squeezing in tight, rolling waves that pull a gasp from her own lips. Fresh tears slip from the corners of her red eyes, trailing down her white cheeks as she stares up at you, unblinking, like she’s afraid to miss a single second.

“P-47…” she breathes back, the name cracking into a whimper on every slow, deep thrust. Her hind legs hook loose around your flanks, pulling you closer without demanding, her teats pressing warm and heavy against your lower belly with each rock of your hips. “Say it again… please…”

You keep the rhythm steady, eyes still locked on hers, never looking away as you murmur it once more into the shell of her ear. “Go Fish.” Another thrust, deeper this time, your flare swelling thicker inside her. “Go Fish.”

Blackjack arches beneath you with a sob that shakes her whole frame, walls clamping down in rhythmic pulses that milk your length from base to tip. Her hooves tighten on your shoulders, not rough, just desperate in the gentlest way, her breath hot and ragged against your black mane. The fear in her eyes flickers, then melts into something raw and open—longing so pure it makes her tremble harder around you, slick coating your sheath with every withdrawal and return.

She doesn’t look away. Doesn’t close her eyes. Just stares up at you while you fill her again and again, the name you keep whispering against her ear wrapping around her like the only thing keeping her from falling apart.

You press yourself closer, small green chest flush against the warm, heaving white of Blackjack’s barrel, your chin settling gentle into the soft hollow where her neck meets her shoulder. The contact is full and steady—your lighter frame molding to hers like it was carved to fit there, every shared breath rocking you both in the same slow rhythm. Your teal eyes stay locked on her red ones, so close now that you can see the faint tremble in her lashes, the way the dim stall light catches the wet shine of fresh tears still clinging to the corners.

Your hips never stop. Long, rolling thrusts that sink you to the hilt each time, the thick flare dragging along her deepest folds before grinding firm and deliberate against that sensitive spot inside her. Every slow push makes her walls flutter and squeeze around your medial ring, slick heat coating you from base to tip as you rock in tight little circles at the end of each stroke, feeling every velvet inch of her clench and ripple in response.

“Go Fish,” you moan soft and low against the side of her neck, the name vibrating through your chest into hers. “Go Fish…”

Blackjack’s breath catches hard, a shaky whine slipping out as her forehooves wrap around your back, pulling your small body even tighter against her. She holds you there, strong legs hooked loosely around your flanks, keeping you pressed chest-to-chest, belly-to-belly, every inch of you nestled into her larger frame. Her teats squash warm and heavy against your lower stomach with each deep grind, leaking faint drops of warmth that smear between you both.

“P-47…” she gasps, voice cracked and breathless, red eyes wide and locked on yours without blinking. “Oh hayseeds… say it again. Please—”

You do, hips rolling deeper, grinding harder against her core until her walls spasm around your flare. “Go Fish,” you moan again, the sound low and raw, your chin rubbing gentle against her neck with every thrust. Her hooves tighten on your back, not rough, just desperate—clinging like she needs to feel every small shift of your lighter body against hers, every heartbeat thumping between you.

She arches beneath you, a full-body shudder rolling through her as another wave of slick coats your sheath. Her muzzle presses to the top of your head, hot breath washing through your black mane while she holds you close, cradling your small frame like something precious she’s terrified of losing. Fresh tears slip down her cheeks, warm against your ear, but her hips lift to meet every slow, grinding thrust, taking you deeper, holding you there as her walls flutter and milk you in helpless, rolling pulses.

“Go Fish,” you moan once more, the name spilling out like a prayer between the wet sounds of your bodies moving together, your chin nestled firm against her neck, eyes never leaving hers as the whole long night stretches warm and endless around you both.

===

Blackjack felt the moment P-47 pressed his small green chest fully against hers, the warmth of his lighter body sinking into her like it had always been meant to fit right there. His chin settled gentle into the crook of her neck, black mane tickling her fur as his teal eyes locked onto hers from barely a breath away. So close. Too close. Close enough that she could see every flicker of steady belief in those eyes while he looked at her like she was something worth believing in.

Then he moved.

A slow, rolling thrust pushed his cock deeper, the thick flare stretching her walls open as he sank to the hilt. She gasped sharply, hooves tightening around his back as the medial ring popped past her entrance with a wet sound that made her ears burn. He didn’t rush. Every thrust was deliberate, grinding firm and deep against that sensitive spot inside her that made her hind legs twitch and her breath stutter. She could feel every inch of him—the way his flare kissed her deepest folds, how he circled his hips at the end of each stroke to rub right there, dragging pleasure out of her in long, helpless waves.

“Go Fish…”

The name vibrated against her neck, low and rough and full of something that made her heart clench painfully. Her walls fluttered hard around his length, squeezing him tight as fresh slick gushed around his shaft. Weeks. She had waited weeks for this, driving herself crazy with her own hoof every night, never satisfied, always left aching and empty. Every scheduled colt after him had felt wrong—hollow eyes, mechanical movements, nothing like this overwhelming fullness that made her feel seen.

Another deep grind made her back arch, a broken moan tearing from her throat. His small body stayed pressed so perfectly against hers, chest to chest, belly to belly, his chin never leaving her neck as he stared into her eyes without blinking. She held him tighter, cradling his lighter frame against her larger one, terrified that if she loosened her grip even a little she’d ruin everything again.

“Go Fish…”

Tears slipped hot down her cheeks. The fear was still there—sharp and ugly—the terror that she’d slip back into old habits, that she’d start taking instead of receiving. But underneath it was this terrifying, beautiful ache. He believed in her. He was moaning her real name like it was something holy while he filled her so completely, so perfectly, grinding against her deepest places until her whole body trembled around him.

She clung to his small frame desperately, hooves stroking down his back, legs wrapped around his flanks as she took every slow, deep thrust. Every roll of his hips sent sparks racing up her spine. Every time he moaned her name against her neck, something inside her chest cracked wider open.

She had never felt so full, so wanted, and so terrifyingly close to breaking in the best possible way.

===

You press even closer, small green chest flush to the warm swell of Blackjack’s barrel, chin nestled firm into the soft fur of her neck so your teal eyes stay locked on her red ones from barely a breath away. Your hips keep rolling in that slow, deep rhythm, each thrust grinding your thick flare right against her deepest folds, feeling every velvet ripple and flutter as her walls hug you tight from base to tip.

“Go Fish…” you moan soft and low against her throat, the name vibrating through both of you.

Blackjack’s breath stutters hard, a broken whine tearing from her as her hooves clutch tighter around your back, pulling your lighter frame impossibly closer. Her hind legs wrap firm around your flanks, holding you deep while her slick heat squeezes and milks you in desperate, rolling pulses. She can feel every inch of you—how your medial ring drags along her sensitive walls, how your flare swells thicker with each grind, stretching her so perfectly full it makes her teats leak warm against your belly.

The pleasure coils tighter inside her, hot and overwhelming, weeks of aching frustration finally unraveling under the steady push of your hips. Her red eyes stay wide and wet on yours, tears slipping free as the fear melts away into something raw and bright and terrifyingly real. She’s never felt this wanted, this seen, this safe while being taken so completely.

“Go Fish,” you moan again, hips snapping a little deeper, grinding firm and insistent against that spot that makes her whole body jerk.

Blackjack’s walls clamp down hard around you, a sudden, rhythmic spasm that pulls a sharp gasp from your own throat. The pressure breaks for both of you at once.

Your flare swells full and locks deep inside her as the first thick pulse of seed surges out, hot and heavy, painting her deepest places while your small body shudders against hers. Another pulse, then another, flooding her in steady, powerful jets that make her belly feel warm and full. Your moan of her name turns ragged against her neck—“Go Fish… Go Fish…”—each one spilling out in time with every throb of your cock.

She comes with you, hard and overwhelming, a sharp cry ripping from her throat as her walls clamp and flutter wildly around your pulsing length, milking every drop you give her. Her hind legs lock tight around your flanks, holding you buried to the hilt while her whole body arches and trembles beneath you, slick gushing around your sheath in hot waves. Fresh tears stream down her white cheeks, but her red eyes never leave yours, wide and shining with something pure and overwhelmed and grateful.

“P-47… oh sweet Celestia, P-47…” she gasps between broken sobs, hooves stroking desperately down your back as the shared climax rolls through you both in long, shuddering waves.

When the last pulse finally fades, you stay exactly where you are—small green body draped limp and trusting over her chest, cock still buried deep inside her, flare locked gently in place, the slow leak of your combined warmth trickling out around your sheath. Your head rests heavy against her neck, chin tucked safe, black mane spilling across her white fur as your breathing slows into the deep, even rhythm of exhausted sleep.

Blackjack holds you there, cradling your lighter frame against her with careful, protective hooves. She can still feel you inside her—soft now but still thick enough to keep her full, every tiny twitch and heartbeat pulsing against her walls like a quiet promise. Her own chest rises and falls slow beneath you, tears still slipping silent down her cheeks, but her muzzle presses gentle to the top of your head, breathing you in while a soft, wondering smile trembles on her lips.

She stays awake for a long time after, just holding the small green colt who had finally given her the whole night, feeling the steady warmth of him sleeping on top of her, still buried deep, still keeping her safe in the quiet dark of the stall. For once, the fear is quiet. The longing feels answered. And Blackjack lets herself drift in the warmth of it, hooves never loosening their gentle hold around you.

===

You drift in the hazy warmth between sleep and waking, small green body draped limp and heavy across Blackjack’s white chest. Her barrel rises and falls in slow, steady pulls beneath you, each breath rocking you gently like the whole stable has narrowed down to just this single point of contact. Your chin rests snug in the soft hollow of her neck, black mane spilling over her fur, while your cock stays buried deep inside her—soft now but still thick enough to keep her full, every lazy twitch sending another faint trickle of your mixed seed deeper into her heat. Her walls flutter around you in lazy aftershocks, warm and slick and clinging, holding you there like she never wants to let go.

Her strong hooves cradle your back, one stroking slow and careful down your spine, the other resting heavy between your shoulder blades like she’s anchoring both of you to this stolen night. You can feel the faint tremble still running through her, the way her teats press warm and damp against your lower belly, her hind legs loosely hooked around your flanks to keep you exactly where you are.

And in the quiet of your drifting mind, the old degenerate part of you—the one that once spent endless human nights hunched over glowing screens, laughing at the worst corners of the internet—stirs with a low, bitter chuckle that never quite leaves your throat.

Jesus fucking Christ… how many Anons would literally line up to murder their entire bloodline, skin their own family alive, just for this exact moment. Balls-deep in Blackjack herself, passing out still buried inside her after she finally broke and asked nicely. The crazy white bitch from the stories, the one who ends up chewing through half the wasteland, wrapped around a tiny green colt like he’s the only safe thing left in the world. They’d sell their souls, their mothers, their entire fucking timelines just to trade places right now.

The thought curls through you slow and dark, laced with that old 4chan rot you never quite shook, but it doesn’t sting the way it used to. It just sits there, heavy and almost funny in how fucked up it is, while her heartbeat thumps steady against your cheek and her hooves keep stroking your back like you’re something worth protecting.

Blackjack lets out a soft, shaky sigh above you, muzzle pressing gentle to the top of your head as she holds you closer. Her walls give another lazy flutter around your spent length, squeezing out another warm trickle that leaks slow between you both. She doesn’t know the thought running through your head. She just holds you tighter, breath evening out into something peaceful, and for once the cage feels a little smaller, a little warmer, while the old human ghost in your skull laughs itself hoarse at how perfectly, disgustingly right this all is.

You stir against her after a while, the nap pulling at the edges of your mind like warm fog, small green body shifting with a sleepy rumble in your chest. The long night has left you heavy and sated, but the faint chime of the distant cycle clock tugs at you—habit, instinct, the old reflex that says even stolen hours eventually end. You start to ease back slow, hips rocking gentle, feeling the wet slide of your softening length beginning to slip from her slick, clinging heat.

Blackjack’s reaction is instant.

Her hindlegs snap tight around your flanks, strong earth-pony thighs clamping down with surprising strength and pulling you right back in until your sheath kisses her folds again. At the same time her forelegs wrap fully around your back, hooves crossing over your spine and pressing your smaller frame flush to her chest so there isn’t even an inch of space between you. The motion buries your cock deep once more, flare still swollen enough to stretch her walls in that perfect, full way that makes her gasp sharp and shaky against your ear.

You feel it all—the sudden, possessive squeeze of her inner muscles fluttering around your length like they refuse to let go, the warm rush of your combined seed leaking thicker around your medial ring from the movement, the way her teats squash heavy and damp between your bellies. Her heartbeat hammers hard against your chest, fast and desperate.

You nuzzle closer into the crook of her neck, black mane spilling over her white fur, and murmur soft and low against her throat, breath warm on her skin.

“You really wanted my foals that badly?”

The words come out rough with sleep and quiet wonder, no judgment, just the honest weight of the question hanging between you both.

Blackjack’s whole body trembles beneath you. A fresh wave of tears slips hot down her cheeks, soaking into your mane as she buries her muzzle against the top of your head. Her legs stay locked tight, holding you impossibly deep, her walls giving another helpless, rhythmic clench around your cock like she’s trying to pull you even further inside.

“Yes,” she whispers, voice cracking raw and small, barely louder than the hum of the vents. “Yes… I did. I do. I kept thinking about it every night I waited. All those green foals in the nursery… and I wasn’t one of them. I was too scared, too stupid, too busy taking instead of… instead of this.”

Her hooves stroke slow and shaky down your back, cradling your lighter frame like you’re something fragile and precious she’s terrified of losing. Another soft sob shakes her barrel, making your body rock gently against hers, your cock twitching inside her from the movement.

“I want it,” she breathes against your ear, the confession trembling out like it’s been waiting weeks to escape. “I want your foal, P-47. I want to feel it growing inside me because you gave it to me when I finally asked. Because you stayed. Because you called me Go Fish like I could still be good.”

She holds you even tighter, hindlegs squeezing your flanks, keeping you buried to the hilt while fresh slick and seed leak warm between you. Her red eyes stay squeezed shut, tears still falling, but her muzzle presses soft kisses to your mane, her voice dropping to the barest whisper.

You nuzzle closer, breath warm against her skin, and murmur soft and low into the hollow of her neck.

“Even if there’s a fifty percent chance it ends up a colt and gets sent to the breeding pens like I did?”

The question hangs there, quiet and honest, brushing her fur with every syllable.

Blackjack’s whole body jolts beneath you. Her walls flutter hard around your length, squeezing in a sudden, helpless pulse that milks another thick drop of your seed from you. A sharp, wet sob tears from her throat, raw and unguarded, and her legs clamp even tighter around your flanks, pulling you impossibly deeper until your sheath grinds firm against her clit.

Her magic flares brighter for half a second, wrapping around your barrel in a warm, shaky embrace before settling again. Fresh tears spill hot down her cheeks, soaking into your black mane as she buries her muzzle against the top of your head.

“Yes,” she chokes out, voice cracking into pieces. “Yes, I still want it. Even if… even if it’s a colt. Even if they take him and tag him and put him in the same pens you’re in. I want it anyway. Because it would be yours. Because it would be from this. From the night I finally asked.”

Her hindlegs tremble around you, hooves digging gently into your flanks as another wave of slick and seed leaks warm around your medial ring. She holds you so close her teats squash heavy and damp between your bellies, her barrel heaving with shaky breaths that rock your small body against hers.

“I know what it means,” she whispers, the words broken and fierce all at once. “I know what they’ll do to him if he’s a colt. But I’d rather give him to this stable with your blood in him than never have him at all. I’d fight for him. I’d… I’d try to be the kind of mare who could protect something like that. Because you believe I can.”

She presses her muzzle harder to your mane, a soft, desperate kiss landing between your ears while her inner walls give another slow, clinging flutter around your cock, like her body is still trying to pull you even deeper, still trying to keep every drop you gave her.

“Alright,” you murmur against her throat, voice low and sleepy-soft. “It just feels weird that I already have a bunch of kids, when I’m barely of age. I mean buck, I’m pretty sure you’re old enough to be my mom.”

Blackjack’s whole body stiffens beneath you. Her walls give a sudden, sharp flutter around your cock, squeezing once like the words landed physical. A short, startled huff escapes her muzzle, half-laugh, half-insulted snort that vibrates through her barrel and into your cheek.

“Old enough to be your mom?” she repeats, voice cracking with genuine offense even as fresh tears still cling to her lashes. “Hayseeds, P-47, I’m twenty. Twenty. I’m not some ancient mare who—”

She cuts herself off, red eyes widening as the realization sinks in. Her gaze drifts down the length of your small green body still pressed so perfectly against hers—how your head only reaches the base of her neck even while she lies on her back, how your lighter frame fits so neatly between her forelegs, how your hind legs barely brush the inside of her thighs. You really are still a colt. Small. Barely grown into your first real size. The kind of size that makes her barrel feel huge and protective around you.

The insult flickers out as quickly as it came, replaced by something softer, almost tender. Her forelegs tighten around your back, hooves stroking slow down your spine while her hindlegs stay locked, keeping you buried to the hilt.

“Buck,” she whispers, the word warm against your black mane. “You really are that small, aren’t you? Standing up straight you barely reach my barrel. And here I am… wanting your foal anyway.”

A shaky laugh bubbles out of her, wet and wondering, her walls giving another gentle squeeze around your softening length as if to remind both of you exactly where you still are.

“I don’t care about the age thing,” she murmurs, muzzle pressing a slow kiss between your ears. “Doesn’t matter if you look like you could be my little brother or whatever. I still want it. I want you. All of it. Even if the foal ends up tagged and sent to the pens like you. I’d still want it because it’d be ours.”

Her magic curls warmer around your sides, a gentle red glow that hugs you closer while her body stays open and full beneath you. She nuzzles into your mane, breath steadying, the earlier fear slowly melting into something quieter, deeper, more certain.

“Don’t pull out yet… please. Just stay like this a little longer. Let me feel full of you… of the chance I almost threw away.”

Her legs hold you there, warm and unyielding, the long night stretching on around the two of you in the quiet stall.

===

You lie there in the quiet warmth of the stall, twenty minutes slipping by like slow honey. Your small green body stays draped heavy and limp across Blackjack’s chest, chin tucked into the crook of her neck, black mane spilling over her white fur while your cock remains buried deep inside her. Every slow breath she takes rocks you gently; every lazy flutter of her walls around your softening length sends another warm trickle of your mixed seed leaking out around your medial ring. Her forelegs and hindlegs keep you locked in place, strong and careful, her teats pressed soft and damp against your lower belly, her heartbeat steady under your cheek.

Blackjack’s hoof strokes slow down your back, the faint red shimmer of her magic curling around your sides like an extra embrace. She hasn’t let you slip out even once.

Then her voice comes, low and husky against your ear, breath warm and shaky with fresh want.

“…Ready for round two, P-47?”

You give her a lazy nod, the motion small and sleepy, your cock twitching hard inside her at the question. The sudden pulse makes her gasp, walls squeezing tight around you in answer.

That’s all she needs.

Her magic flares brighter, red glow wrapping around your barrel as she rolls you both in one smooth, controlled motion. You end up on your back, the thin mattress cool against your green coat, forelegs instinctively drawing up to your chest like a foal. Blackjack rises over you, larger white frame towering, her hindlegs planting wide on either side of your waist and strapping down tight—strong thighs clamping your sides, pinning your smaller body firmly beneath her. Her barrel hovers just above yours, teats hanging heavy and swollen, brushing your belly with every shaky breath. Her slick folds kiss the tip of your cock again, already drooling fresh warmth down your length.

She looks down at you with open hunger, red eyes dark and glittering, mane wild around her face. The fear of slipping back into old roughness still flickers there, but it’s drowned beneath raw, trembling need.

“Do you want to keep going like this?” she asks, voice rough and low, hips already shifting so her entrance teases your flare. “Me on top… pinning you down?”

You meet her gaze, teal eyes steady despite the way your smaller frame is completely trapped beneath her weight. A heartbeat passes. Then you nod, slow and sure.

“Just be gentle, Go Fish.”

Blackjack’s breath catches hard. Something soft and grateful flashes across her face before the hunger surges back. You feel Blackjack shift her weight above you, her larger white frame rising until only the flared tip of your cock kisses her slick entrance. Her red eyes stay locked on yours, dark and hungry, breath coming in short, ragged pulls. Then she drops.

The first bounce drives you deep in one smooth, heavy slide. Her velvet walls stretch wide around your medial ring, swallowing you to the hilt with a wet, obscene slap of her rump against your waist. The impact jolts through your small green body, your tucked forelegs pressing tighter to your chest as her full weight settles on you, pinning you down. Her heat engulfs every inch — tight, scalding, rippling around your flare as she grinds once at the bottom, clit rubbing firm against your sheath.

“Go Fish…” The moan tears out of you, low and broken, voice cracking on the name as she lifts again.

She sets the pace herself, rising slow until only your flare stretches her folds, then slamming back down with a heavy bounce that makes her teats slap warm and heavy against your tucked legs. Each drop sends sparks racing up your spine, her inner muscles squeezing and fluttering around your length like she’s trying to pull you even deeper. The slick sounds fill the stall — wet, rhythmic, filthy — her arousal coating your medial ring and dripping down to soak your sheath with every rise and fall.

Your teal eyes never leave hers. Hazy want clouds your face, lids heavy, mouth parted around broken little moans that spill out with every bounce. “Go Fish… ah—Go Fish…” The words come fractured, desperate, your small frame trembling beneath her larger one as she rides you harder, hips rolling at the bottom of each thrust to grind your flare right against that spot inside her.

Blackjack’s red eyes stay wide and fixed on you, drinking in every flicker of surrender on your face. Her forehooves plant on either side of your head, caging you in while her hindlegs strap tight around your waist, holding your tucked legs firmly in place. Her teats bounce and slap against your green belly with each drop, leaving warm, sticky trails. The weight of her — heavy, warm, overwhelming — pins you completely, her barrel brushing your chest on every downward plunge.

You don’t resist. You can’t. Your legs stay drawn up, hooves curled near your chin, body limp and open beneath her as she bounces faster, the slap of her rump growing louder, wetter. Pleasure coils tight and hot in your belly, your cock throbbing hard inside her, flare swelling thicker with every grinding bounce.

“Go Fish… fuck—Go Fish…” Another broken moan rips from you, eyes glassy with hazy want, completely surrendered to the rhythm she sets, to the way her larger body claims every inch of you while she stares down at you like you’re the only thing that exists.

Blackjack’s breath hitches into a shaky moan of her own, her walls clamping down hard around your pulsing length as she rides you without mercy, but still careful — still tender — her magic curling gentle red tendrils around your tucked forelegs like she’s holding you safe even while she takes you apart. Her red eyes never leave yours, filled with raw hunger and something deeper, something that makes her tremble on top of you as the long night stretches on and she keeps bouncing, keeps grinding, keeps claiming the small green colt who finally let her have him like this.

===

Blackjack slammed down hard on the small green colt, her larger white body completely pinning him beneath her. Her hindlegs strapped tight around his waist, locking his forelegs tucked up against his chest like a helpless foal, leaving him utterly open and surrendered beneath her. She rode him without mercy, hips rising high before crashing back down, the wet slap of her rump against his waist echoing through the stall as her slick walls swallowed every thick inch of his cock again and again.

Sweet Celestia, he was letting her.

The thought burned through her mind like wildfire, hotter than the pleasure ripping up her spine with every brutal bounce. He wasn’t fighting. He wasn’t flipping her over or taking control like he did with every other mare. He just lay there, small green body completely trapped under her weight, forelegs curled tight to his chest, teal eyes hazy and glassy with pure, helpless want as he stared up at her. His face was slack with surrender, mouth open around broken little moans that spilled out every time she slammed down and ground her clit hard against his sheath.

“Go Fish… ah—Go Fish…”

The name cracked out of him in fragments, voice wrecked and small, and it made her walls clench viciously around his throbbing length. She could feel every twitch of his flare deep inside her, every desperate pulse as she rode him harder, faster, her heavy teats slapping wetly against his tucked legs with every drop. His small frame jolted beneath her, pinned so perfectly she could feel his heartbeat hammering against her belly, his cock jerking and swelling thicker inside her like his body had given up any right to decide.

He was letting her. The realization made her moan loud and raw, magic flaring wild around her horn as she bounced faster, grinding down at the bottom of each thrust to rub his flare right against that spot that made stars burst behind her eyes. Weeks of frustration, of hollow nights with her own hoof, of watching other mares giggle about how special he made them feel — all of it poured out in the savage rhythm of her hips.

And still he stayed tucked and open, moaning her real name like a broken prayer, eyes never leaving hers, completely surrendered to whatever pace she set.

Blackjack’s breath came in ragged sobs, tears slipping down her cheeks again as the pleasure coiled tighter and tighter in her core. She was taking him. Using him. And he was letting her. The knowledge hit her like a drug, filthy and intoxicating and terrifying all at once, because for the first time she understood what it felt like to be the one in control… and how much sweeter it was when the colt beneath her wanted her to have it.

“Go Fish…” he moaned again, voice cracking higher, his small body trembling under her relentless bounces.

Blackjack rode him without mercy, her larger white body slamming down again and again, powerful hindlegs strapped tight around the small green colt’s waist to keep his forelegs tucked helplessly against his chest. Every brutal bounce drove his thick cock to the hilt inside her, the flared head battering her deepest walls while her slick heat clenched and rippled around every veined inch. She could feel him so perfectly — the way his medial ring stretched her entrance on every rise, the hot, heavy pulse of his flare grinding against that spot that made her vision spark white. Her teats slapped wetly against his tucked legs with each drop, leaving sticky trails across his green belly, but she didn’t slow. Couldn’t slow. Weeks of aching frustration poured out in the savage rhythm of her hips.

Below her, the colt’s teal eyes were glassy and wide, hazy with total surrender. His small muzzle hung open, breath coming in broken, desperate gasps that matched every punishing bounce she gave him.

“Go Fish… ah—Go Fish…”

The name cracked out of him again and again, wrecked and small, and it sent fresh lightning through her core. She watched his face, unable to look away — the way his eyes started to roll back, lashes fluttering, tongue slipping out to hang limp and wet over his lower lip as pleasure overwhelmed him. That sight alone made her walls clamp down viciously around his throbbing length, milking him hard.

She felt the moment he tipped over.

His cock swelled suddenly inside her, flare blooming huge and locking deep against her cervix as the first powerful jet of cum flooded her womb. Hot. Thick. Endless. She gasped sharply, feeling every heavy spurt paint her insides, the second load even thicker than the first, filling her so completely she could feel her lower belly distend just slightly from the sheer volume. Pulse after pulse surged into her, warm and relentless, his small body jerking beneath her pinned weight as he came undone.

One last broken moan tore from his open muzzle, tongue lolling, eyes rolled back completely.

“Go Fish—!”

The name came out as a choked, desperate gasp, his entire frame shuddering hard under her as the final thick ropes flooded her womb, mixing with her own gushing slick until she was overflowing around his buried shaft.

Blackjack shattered right after him.

Her walls clamped down in violent, rhythmic spasms, milking every last drop from his pulsing cock while pleasure crashed through her like a radstorm. She cried out, high and raw, hips grinding down hard to keep him locked as deep as possible, feeling her womb fill and fill until the warmth overflowed and leaked in thick, messy strands around his medial ring. Her vision whited out, magic sparking wild around her horn as she held him pinned beneath her, taking everything he gave her and giving it back tenfold.

She kept riding through both their peaks, slower now, drawing out every shuddering pulse until his small body finally went limp beneath her, tongue still hanging out, eyes half-lidded and unfocused in blissful exhaustion.

Blackjack collapsed forward, draping her larger frame over his, still keeping him buried to the hilt inside her overflowing heat. Her forelegs wrapped around his tucked body, holding him close as aftershocks rippled through her, each one squeezing another weak spurt of his cum deeper into her womb. She pressed her muzzle to his sweaty black mane, breathing hard, tears slipping down her cheeks again.

He had let her. Completely. And she had taken everything.

She stayed there, trembling, feeling the slow leak of their combined mess between them, already knowing she would never let this night end without asking for a third round before the morning chime.

===

You lie pinned beneath Blackjack’s larger white body, her barrel pressed warm and heavy across your chest, her weight a comforting cage that keeps every inch of your small green frame trapped against the thin mattress. Your cock remains buried deep inside her, still half-hard and twitching with every slow flutter of her walls, the thick mix of your cum and her slick leaking lazily around your medial ring to soak the fur where your sheaths meet. The mess is warm, sticky, and constant — every tiny shift of her hips sends another wet trickle down your balls and between your tucked legs.

Thirty minutes have passed in this hazy, breathless tangle. Her forelegs are curled around your shoulders, hindlegs still strapped tight around your waist, holding you exactly where she wants you. Her teats rest heavy and damp on your lower belly, rising and falling with her breathing. The faint red shimmer of her magic curls lazily around your sides like invisible hooves, stroking slow and possessive.

Blackjack lifts her head just enough to look down at you, red eyes dark and glowing with fresh hunger. Her black-and-red mane falls messy across one eye, cheeks still flushed, voice low and rough when she finally speaks.

“…You up for another round, P-47?”

You’re still breathless, chest heaving under her weight, lungs burning from how completely she’s been using you. Your mind feels foggy, thick, like the only thing left in the world is the velvet heat wrapped around your cock and the overwhelming presence of the mare pinning you down.

“Buck, again Go Fish?” The words come out wrecked and shaky, half-laugh, half-plea. “You’re really killing me here. My body is willing, but I’m losing my mind being inside you.”

Blackjack’s breath catches. A slow, wicked little smile tugs at her lips even as fresh tears prick at the corners of her eyes. She rolls her hips once, deliberate and deep, grinding your flare against her cervix so you both feel the wet squelch of your combined mess being pushed around inside her.

“Good,” she whispers, voice husky and trembling with need. “Because I don’t want to stop. I want to feel you lose your mind a little more tonight.”

She leans down, muzzle brushing yours, and kisses you slow and deep while her walls give another greedy squeeze around your cock, already starting to ride you again with that same careful, relentless hunger. Her larger body keeps you perfectly pinned, teats dragging across your chest as she begins to move, the long night stretching open once more around the two of you.

You reach up with both forelegs, small green limbs sliding slow and certain around Blackjack’s neck, hooves crossing gently behind her head to pull her closer. She leans down without hesitation, her larger white frame curling over you like a living blanket, barrel pressing warm and heavy across your chest as her weight settles fully onto your pinned body.

The first kiss is clumsy and desperate and perfect.

Her muzzle meets yours, soft lips parting as her long unicorn tongue slips between them — warm, slick, and far more agile than you ever imagined. It tangles with yours immediately, curling around the flat of your own tongue in a slow, hungry twist that makes your breath hitch. You taste her — faint salt of tears, the sharp edge of gun oil that never quite leaves her, and something sweeter underneath that’s purely Blackjack. Your pony tongues slide and coil together, wet and eager, exploring each other like neither of you has ever done this before. She moans into your mouth, the sound vibrating straight down your throat as her hips begin to move again.

Slow this time.

She rides you with deep, rolling rocks of her rump, lifting just enough for your medial ring to tug at her entrance before sinking back down until your sheath kisses her clit. Every languid bounce pushes your cock through her slick, overflowing heat, the thick mix of your previous loads squelching softly around your flare with each descent. Her walls flutter and squeeze around every inch, milking you in gentle, rhythmic pulses that match the slow dance of her tongue against yours.

You feel everything.

The way her teats drag warm and heavy across your green belly with each roll. The faint tremble in her hindlegs as they stay strapped tight around your waist, keeping you locked beneath her. The soft, wet sounds of your bodies meeting — intimate, unhurried, almost reverent. Her magic curls loose and warm around your forelegs, holding them gently in place around her neck like she never wants them to let go.

Blackjack breaks the kiss just enough to pant against your lips, tongue still brushing yours with every shaky breath.

“P-47…” she whispers, voice cracked and raw, red eyes half-lidded and shining as she stares down at you. “You’re really letting me… all of this…”

She kisses you again before you can answer, deeper this time, tongue sliding slow and possessive along yours while her hips keep that steady, grinding rhythm — rising, falling, circling at the bottom to feel you rub against her deepest places. Her larger body rocks over yours in perfect sync, pinning you, claiming you, loving you in the only way she knows how to right now.

And you just hold on, forelegs wrapped tight around her neck, moaning soft and broken into her mouth as she rides you slow and deep into the long night, every wet slide and every tangled lick telling her exactly how much you’re hers.

===

Blackjack leaned down until her barrel pressed fully against the small green colt beneath her, her larger white frame completely enveloping him. Her forehooves braced on either side of his head, caging him in while her hindlegs stayed strapped tight around his waist, pinning his tucked forelegs to his chest like a helpless foal. She kissed him deep and slow, her long unicorn tongue sliding into his mouth to tangle with his own, curling around it in wet, hungry strokes that tasted of salt and want and something far too tender for this gray little world.

Sweet Celestia, what am I doing?

The thought flickered through her mind even as she moaned softly into his muzzle, tongue sliding deeper, exploring every inch of him like she was starving. She had always leaned toward cute mares — soft coats, shy smiles, the kind of gentle warmth she’d found in Midnight’s arms during those stolen nights. Colts and stallions had only ever been tools. Warm meat to ride until the itch faded, or breeding stock when the schedule demanded it. Disposable. Forgettable. She’d never once kissed one like this. Never once let her heart stutter at the way a colt’s tongue met hers so willingly, so openly.

But this one… this small green colt was letting her.

She felt every inch of him inside her as she rode slow and deep, hips rolling in long, deliberate circles that dragged his thick flare along her walls and ground it right against her cervix. He was so deep. So perfectly shaped to fill her, the medial ring tugging at her entrance on every rise before she sank back down with a wet, squelching sound that made her ears burn. His cock throbbed hot and heavy inside her, still leaking the remnants of their last round, mixing with her fresh slick until she was overflowing around him. Every slow bounce made her teats drag across his green belly, leaving warm, sticky trails, while his smaller body stayed perfectly pinned beneath her weight — light enough that she could feel every tiny tremor, every helpless twitch of his tucked legs against her thighs.

He’s so small, she thought, the realization hitting her like a spark in dry tinder. So small under me. And he’s letting me have him like this. Not fighting. Not flipping me. Just… giving.

Her tongue curled tighter around his, sucking gently as she moaned into the kiss, the sound vibrating between them. She could taste his surrender on him — hazy, breathless, completely open. His forelegs stayed curled tight to his chest, not pushing her away, not even trying to touch her more than she allowed. He was letting her set every pace, every grind, every deep roll of her hips that made her walls flutter and squeeze around his throbbing length.

Tears pricked at the corners of her eyes again as she kissed him harder, tongue sliding slow and possessive along his while she rocked down especially deep, feeling his flare kiss her womb and pulse inside her.

He’s not a toy right now, she realized, the thought both terrifying and intoxicating. He’s not just something to use. He’s… he’s letting me take what I need and giving me more than I ever asked for. Tenderness. Safety. Like I matter. Like I’m worth this.

Another slow, grinding bounce made her gasp into his mouth, her walls clamping down hard around his cock as pleasure coiled tighter in her core. She could feel him so clearly — the way his flare swelled thicker inside her with every roll, the hot, heavy throb of his heartbeat through his length, the faint twitch that told her he was losing himself just as much as she was.

She broke the kiss just enough to pant against his lips, red eyes half-lidded and shining as she stared down at his hazy, surrendered face.

“You’re really letting me have you like this,” she whispered, voice cracking with wonder and raw need. “My sweet little colt… all mine tonight.”

Then she kissed him again, deeper, hungrier, tongue tangling with his as she started riding him with slow, rolling purpose once more — taking everything he offered, giving back everything she had, lost in the impossible tenderness of the small green body willingly pinned beneath her.