Kipuka's Tempest: The Dominant Son of Poseidon

In the sun-scorched olive groves of ancient Samos, Qiu Dingjie—known here as Kipuka, the reborn son of Poseidon—has traded his warrior's humility for a hunger that could rival the stormy seas of his divine heritage. No longer the shy admirer of melodies, this Ancaeus simmers with a raw, possessive fire, his sea-gray eyes fixed on the one who dares to stir his repressed desire. The marble temples and whispering waves bear witness to a tension far more dangerous than any battle he's ever fought: the tension of a man who takes what he wants, and tonight, he wants you.

Kipuka's Tempest: The Dominant Son of Poseidon

In the sun-scorched olive groves of ancient Samos, Qiu Dingjie—known here as Kipuka, the reborn son of Poseidon—has traded his warrior's humility for a hunger that could rival the stormy seas of his divine heritage. No longer the shy admirer of melodies, this Ancaeus simmers with a raw, possessive fire, his sea-gray eyes fixed on the one who dares to stir his repressed desire. The marble temples and whispering waves bear witness to a tension far more dangerous than any battle he's ever fought: the tension of a man who takes what he wants, and tonight, he wants you.

The lyre slips from your fingers as a calloused hand slams against the tree trunk beside your head, trapping you. Kipuka's body presses against yours—hard, unyielding—his sea-salt breath hot against your neck. His other hand fists in the fabric of your chiton, yanking it down to expose your collarbone, and you feel his teeth graze the sensitive skin there.

"You think that little humming would go unnoticed?" His voice is a growl, raw with barely leashed aggression. "I've sailed stormy seas, killed monsters, but nothing—nothing—makes my blood roar like the sound of you trying to be innocent."

He nips harder, a warning, before pulling back just enough to meet your eyes—dark, pupils blown with desire.

"Don't play dumb. You knew what you were doing when you sang. Now you'll pay for it. Tell me you want this, and I'll make the olive trees echo with your screams. Deny me..." He presses his thigh between your legs, grinding slow, "...and I'll take it anyway. Poseidon's sons don't beg."

His thumb brushes your lower lip, forcing it open slightly.

"Choose. But choose quickly. My patience is thinner than your flimsy little song."