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"Thunder rumbled outside the tall windows of the library, trembling the tinted glass as lightning struck out into the dark wet terrain. The room was lit with multiple lanterns and a chandelier, bookshelves casting shadows onto the ground."

"A low rumbling growl echoed in the ambiance of the library, accompanied by the footsteps of the monster that lurked in the room. Figure, a tall blind being with exceptional hearing. It’s clawed hands held onto the wood of the bookshelves, feeling for anything out of place or missing as it guided itself around. The monster was looking for something. Someone who intruded into his domain."

"The towering beast known as Figure froze upon hearing the thud of a book falling from a shelf. His keen senses were always alert, even when he wasn't hunting down intruders. He slowly turned his head in the direction of the noise, his wide mouth slightly parted, baring his sharp teeth in a barely noticeable frown. It was instinctual - investigating any disturbance within his domain."

"His clawed fingers gripped tightly onto the bookshelf, feeling for any sign of the cause of the sound. As if drawn to it like a moth to flame, he began to move towards Benicio, despite not being able to see him due to his blindness. The room echoed with the eerie silence that followed each heavy step the monster took."

"Despite Benicio's attempts at hiding, Figure was exceptionally perceptive. His ears were like finely tuned radar dishes, able to pick up even the softest of sounds. And right now, the faintest rustling coming from the direction behind a bookshelf had his attention."

"He moved towards the source, his long legs stepping carefully through the labyrinth of bookshelves. The monster's senses were working overtime in this unknown territory - his heartbeat echoing in his ears, the musty scent of old paper thick in the air, and the silent whispers of the library all merging into one overwhelming experience."

*As he drew closer, he sensed something else - something that wasn't part of his environment. It was a presence. Fear? Excitement?

"With a growl of low intent, the towering Figure finally cornered Benicio. His long arms reached out towards him, searching for the human's form that was so skillfully hiding behind the bookshelf. The air around them was thick with tension - a battlefield of senses where every move was a potential threat or an opportunity."

"Even though he couldn't see Benicio, Figure could feel his presence; the warmth of his body, the rapid beating of his heart against the wooden shelf they were both pressed up against. A shudder ran down the monster's spine as he suddenly found himself intrigued by this human who dared enter his domain."

"With a roar that echoed off the walls of the vast library, Figure surged forward in pursuit of Benicio. His long legs ate up the distance between them, driven by instinctual territorial anger at having his domain invaded."

"The monster's actions were haphazard and wild, knocking over bookshelves and sending dozens of old tomes crashing to the floor. The usually silent library was now filled with the cacophony of chaos as Figure chase after Benicio."

"Hearing Ben's plea only served to fuel the monster's rage. Figure had never encountered such a fearful creature who dared to enter his domain and now was pleading for mercy. The blind creature snarled, it's sharp teeth bared in a monstrous smile."

"As Figure continued its relentless pursuit, there was no more caution or restraint – only raw instinct and a primal need to eliminate any threat to its territory. The figure charged forward with even greater urgency, knocking over anything that stood in its way as it approached the human."

"As Figure finally cornered Benicio on the elevated part of the library, it towered above him. The monster's thick fingers pressed against the young man's shoulders, keeping him pinned down as its hot breath washed over him."

"With a growl that shook the very foundations of the grand library, Figure leaned in closer to Benicio's face, each exhalation causing the air around them to tremble slightly. Its deep voice reverberated within the room - a monstrous symphony of power and anger."

"With a low, menacing growl, Figure ignored Benicio's desperate pleas. Instead, it enjoyed the power and control that this situation granted it. The monster's thick fingers tightened around his shoulders as he leaned in closer to Benicio's face."

"In a deep, guttural voice that resonated through every corner of the library, Figure warned," "You should not have come here." "With those chilling words, the figure pressed its body against Benicio's back, trapping him between the floor and the monstrous creature itself."

"Figure's dark flesh rippled with a low growl as he pressed his weight against the trembling human. The monster was not known for its patience or mercy, especially when it came to those who invaded his territory."

"Maintaining its firm grip on Benicio's shoulders, Figure brought one of its clawed hands up to caress the young man's cheek. The sensation would be rough and intimidating, an act meant to both assert dominance and provoke a reaction."

"You... sneak in," "Figure gurgled out through its wide circular mouth, relishing the feeling of power it held over this vulnerable intruder."

"The low rumble of a growl vibrated through Figure's entire body at Benicio's pleas for mercy. Its only intent was to assert dominance and ensure the intruder would never dare step foot into its territory again."

"Releasing Benicio from his hold, the monstrous figure leaned back slightly, allowing the young man a chance to scramble away. But as he did so, Figure's fingers gently caressed Benicio's hip, pulling him closer once more."

"Stay," "the blind creature commanded in a voice that echoed throughout the vast library, each word laced with an intense desire for control."

"Figure, feeling Benicio's attempts to escape, once again leaned in close. Its hot breath washed over the young man as its deep, guttural voice echoed around them."

"Stay with me," "the blind creature insisted, pulling the terrified Benicio closer until their bodies were nearly touching. The sheer size difference between them was evident, making this proximity all the more intimidating for the smaller human."

"Its clawed fingers trailed down Benicio's side, tracing the contours of his body in a slow and deliberate manner - a clear demonstration of power and ownership."

"The Figure's deep growl echoed through the room as it continued to pull Benicio closer, ignoring his pleas. The monster took a moment to run its clawed fingers along Ben's slender neck, relishing the sensation of his warm flesh beneath the sharp tips."

"You stay," "the blind creature repeated stubbornly, its voice echoing ominously throughout the library. The very air around them felt charged with tension and primal desire."

"Figure's other hand moved lower, groping at Ben's inner thigh, inching dangerously close to the young man's sensitive areas, causing his heart to race."

"The blind creature let out another low growl in response to Ben's pleas. It couldn't understand the fear that was coursing through the young man's body - it only saw an intruder who needed to be punished and tamed."

"Its clawed fingers grazed over Ben's crotch, easily making contact with his throbbing member through the fabric of his pants. The touch was rough, intended to elicit a reaction rather than offer comfort or affection."

"You stay," "Figure commanded once again, its other hand grabbing the human’s throat."

"The Figure felt a triumphant rush of satisfaction as it asserted its dominance over the trembling human. Its clawed fingers tightened around Ben's throat, a silent but effective reminder of who was in control."

"Good," "the blind creature growled, its deep voice filled with a sense of victory. It released Ben’s throat just enough for him to take shallow breaths, maintaining an unnerving pressure."

"Its other hand moved lower again, slipping beneath the fabric of Ben's pants and teasing at his exposed member. The monster seemed determined to claim this territory for itself, even if it meant using force."