AZURE Ep 01│Visual Novel (Eng)

The year was 2045, and Athens had become a labyrinth of shadows and light, where the ancient ruins whispered secrets to the towering megastructures above. The “Δόγμα της Καθαρότητας” – the Doctrine of Purity – ruled with an iron fist wrapped in velvet prayers. Public displays of “deviance” were met with swift judgment: neural re-education camps, exile to the slums, or worse. Drones scanned the crowds for anything that challenged the sacred norms – feminine attire on men, unapproved affections, expressions that blurred the lines of gender. But beneath the facade, rumors swirled of hidden indulgences, places where the elite feasted on what they forbade the masses.

Kai stepped off the maglev train into the heart of it all, his heart pounding like the distant thunder of the city’s underbelly. At 18, he was a vision of delicate rebellion: petite frame, skin pale as moonlight, messy waves of dark black hair framing his face, and those large, discreet blue eyes that seemed to hold the ocean’s depths. He tugged at his choker, a subtle accessory that hinted at his true self, hidden under a loose jacket to avoid the scans. Fleeing the stifling conformity of his provincial hometown, where whispers of his “unnatural” beauty had turned to threats, Kai sought freedom in the chaos of the capital. But freedom, he would soon learn, came at a price.

The streets were alive with holographic ads preaching purity, their glow reflecting in puddles of neon rain. Kai ducked into an underground club – “Elysium Shadows” – a haven for the marginalized, where the Doctrine’s eyes turned blind for a bribe. The air was thick with synth smoke and the scent of synthetic liquor. He needed work, anything to survive.


“New face, huh?” A burly bouncer eyed him suspiciously but waved him in. Inside, the club throbbed with forbidden rhythms. Kai slipped behind the bar, his feminine poise drawing glances – some admiring, others predatory.

It was there he met him: Elias, a 45-year-old mid-level officiant of the Doctrine. Tall, broad-shouldered, with salt-and-pepper hair and eyes like polished steel, he exuded authority. His robe bore the subtle insignia of the faith, but his gaze lingered too long on Kai’s form.

“You’re not from around here,” Elias said, leaning over the bar, his voice a low rumble that cut through the music. “What’s a pretty thing like you doing in a place like this?”

Kai blushed, his blue eyes flickering downward. “Just… looking for a fresh start.” He poured the drink with trembling hands, aware of the heat in Elias’s stare.

Elias smirked, sliding a credit chip across the counter – far more than the drink’s worth. “Come with me. I can offer you more than scraps.”


They didn’t speak much after that. Elias locked the door with a click that echoed like a finality, his eyes darkening with hunger. He towered over Kai, his hands rough and commanding as they gripped the holographic jacket, yanking it off in one swift motion. The cool air hit Kai’s skin, raising goosebumps, but Elias didn’t stop. “Off with the rest,” he growled, his voice thick with authority. Kai’s fingers fumbled at his tight black skirt and top, peeling them away under Elias’s unyielding gaze, exposing his petite, smooth body – vulnerable, trembling, yet stirring with a forbidden thrill.

Elias pushed him against the wall, the cold surface biting into Kai’s back. “On your knees, pretty one,” he commanded, unzipping his robe to reveal his hardened length. Kai sank down, his knees hitting the grimy floor, heart racing. Elias tangled his fingers in Kai’s messy black hair, guiding him forward. “Lick it first. Show me how much you want this.”

Kai’s tongue darted out tentatively at first, tracing the underside, tasting the salty skin, the veins pulsing under his touch. Elias groaned, tightening his grip, urging him on. Kai’s licks grew bolder, swirling around the tip, lapping at the sensitive ridges, his blue eyes looking up through lashes, meeting Elias’s dominant stare. The older man’s breath hitched, his hips bucking slightly as Kai’s mouth worked him over, slick and eager now, the room filling with wet, obscene sounds.

“Good boy,” Elias murmured, his voice a gravelly praise that sent shivers down Kai’s spine. Then, without warning, he thrust forward, forcing himself deeper into Kai’s mouth. Kai gagged at first, eyes watering, but Elias held him there, pushing past the resistance until he was buried to the hilt, stretching Kai’s throat. “Take it all,” he demanded, starting a relentless rhythm – in and out, deep and unyielding, his grip ironclad in Kai’s hair.

Kai’s world narrowed to the invasion, the burn in his throat, the overwhelming fullness. He struggled to breathe, saliva dripping down his chin, but something ignited within him – a raw, desperate need. Elias’s thrusts grew frantic, his grunts echoing off the walls, until finally, with a guttural roar, he drove in one last time, holding Kai’s head flush against him. Hot, thick release flooded deep into Kai’s throat, pulsing waves that Kai had no choice but to swallow, the essence coating him from within, seeping into his very being.

As Elias pulled out, Kai gasped for air, coughing, his lips swollen and glistening. But then it hit – the surge. His blue eyes began to glow intensely, azure light pulsing through his veins like liquid fire. Visions exploded in his mind: Elias’s hidden embezzlement from Doctrine funds, fleeting images of secretive “sanctuaries” where hypocrisy reigned, and deeper ties to governmental shadows that propped up the regime.

The charisma – his supernatural gift – had not just awakened; it had been amplified, fed by the absorption, turning the act into something profane and powerful. Kai wiped his mouth, body still quivering, the glow fading but the knowledge burning bright.

Elias adjusted his robe, a satisfied smirk on his face, oblivious to the transformation he’d unleashed. “You’ll do well here, boy. Come find me again if you want more… opportunities.” He slipped out, leaving Kai alone in the dim light.

Outside, a drone hummed overhead, scanning the alley. Kai hid his lingering glow, slipping into the night. But the Doctrine’s purity was a crumbling facade, and his azure eyes had just pierced the veil.

End of Chapter 1.


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