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KidPinoy Aftermath 28

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 The rain had started, a cold, miserable drizzle that washed the blood and grime of the initial brawl across the slick granite of the plaza, but it did nothing to cool the raging humiliation that consumed Kidpinoy. He was suspended, not by chains yet, but by the sheer, devastating force of Bungo’s thrusting. The metallic, rock-hard shaft of Bungo’s weapon—larger than his forearm, pulsating with an unseen, electric cruelty—was sunk to the hilt, its head drilling directly against the pinpoint of his virgin prostate. That tiny, hidden spot, never touched, never violated, was the epicenter of his strength, and now it was being pulverized, sending shocks of pure, white-hot agony through his spine and straight into the core of his brain. Kidpinoy, the invincible, the resolute, the man whose body was a weapon of unwavering steel, felt his legendary ten-pack abs ripple and clench, not with flexing power, but with sheer, desperate spasm. Bungo, the hulking traitor, smelled of stale sweat an...
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Kidpinoy Aftermath 27

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 The air in the concrete warehouse, usually echoing only with the sound of Kidpinoy’s earth-shattering punches, was now filled with his ragged, stifled gasps. Impaled, paralyzed, and drugged, the invincible hero was now a writhing trophy. Bungo, a mountainous shadow, didn’t just fuck him; he piloted him. The massive, mechanically fortified shaft drilled deep, radiating a dull, painful electric current that settled directly into the most sensitive nerve bundle Kidpinoy possessed. His perfect, armor-like 10-pack abs, famous across the globe, were being brutally pushed outwards, stretched and distended from the inside by Bungo’s impossible girth. “Look at him, gentlemen! Look at the ‘Kidpinoy’!” sneered Mister Sterling, the primary financial architect of this downfall, his voice oily and dripping with contempt as he adjusted his silk tie. He stepped closer, leaning in to admire the scene, his breath sour. “His body is truly a masterpiece,” purred Mister Thorne, a gaunt man with rings ...
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Kidpinoy Aftermath 26

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 The collective, predatory inhale of the room was louder than the hum of the streaming equipment. Sweat, expensive cologne, and the metallic scent of cruelty hung in the air. Kidpinoy’s world had narrowed to a searing, unbearable point of violation. Bungo, the traitor he’d once pulverized with a single, contemptuous backhand, was now buried to the hilt inside him, a living, throbbing monument to his utter defeat. “See, bayaw?” Bungo grunted, his voice a wet, gleeful rasp against Kidpinoy’s ear. His arms, thick and roped with muscle earned from a lifetime of thuggery, were locked around Kidpinoy’s torso in a crushing, possessive hug. “All that training… all those sit-ups… made your outside hard like iron. But inside?” He pistoned his hips upward, a brutal, grinding thrust that forced a choked, guttural sound from Kidpinoy’s throat. “Inside, you’re just soft, warm, and tight. My cock is stretching your impenetrable abs from the inside, hero. I can feel them… my head is kissing them. ...
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Kidpinoy Aftermath 25

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  The name KidPinoy was a prayer on the lips of the desperate and a curse on the tongues of the wicked. He was a specter woven from the grime and grit of Tondo’s alleys, a creature of pure will forged in the crucible of Philippine poverty. His legend was built not on magic, but on an indomitable body and a spirit that refused to break. At 5’5”, he was a compact storm of sun-kissed, taut sinew, every muscle defined with the sharp clarity of a survivalist’s anatomy. His armor-like abs were legendary, a sculpted wall that had deflected knives and bullets. His endurance seemed inexhaustible, a wellspring of power that fueled his pulverizing fists, fists that had reduced criminal empires to dust. His enemies were not fellow street brawlers. They were men who waged war from leather-bound chairs in air-conditioned towers. A consortium of old, white, supremely wealthy men who saw his homeland as a failing business and him as a rebellious asset. Led by the cold, calculating Silas Thorne, th...
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Kamao's Dessecration

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  The stench of cheap cigar smoke and expensive cologne was a thick, cloying perfume that filled the expansive, windowless chamber. It was the smell of absolute power, of old money and older hatreds. In the center of this opulent dungeon, under the cold glare of halogen spotlights arranged for the cameras, hung Kamao. His sun-kissed, tautly muscled body, a masterpiece of poverty-forged discipline, was suspended in a grotesque parody of a crucifixion. A thick, black leather collar was buckled around his neck, the attached chain pulled taut to a ceiling hook, forcing his head up in a permanent, straining arc. His arms, usually instruments of lightning-fast justice, were chained wide apart. But the most profound violation was below. He was impaled, forced to sit upon the engorged, veiny cock of Silas Thorne, the patriarch of this cabal of rich, perverted racists. Thorne, a man in his late sixties with a shock of white hair and eyes the colour of a winter sky, lay on a low, leather-pad...
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KidPinoy Aftermath 24

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The stench of Tondo was a familiar armor to KidPinoy. It was the smell of fish drying on lines, of open sewage, of countless bodies living in resilient proximity, of a struggle that was its own kind of beauty. It was the smell of home. For years, he had been its silent, stoic guardian. Not with the blessings of gods, but with the hardened fists of a man who had clawed his way from its deepest gutters. His body, a testament to that struggle, was a compact, sinewy weapon. Every muscle in his torso was a defined ridge of brown, sun-kissed flesh, his arms corded with the power that could shatter concrete. His face, handsome and sharp, was a mask of resolute calm, his eyes holding the quiet fire of a man who had never known a single day of easy living. His "costume" was a simple pair of worn-out jeans and a dark hoodie, his face often obscured by shadow. They called him KidPinoy—a digital-age folk hero. He was a rumor, a ghost story the corrupt politicians and drug lords told each...
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