North

The best course of action, you decide, is to head for the centre of the island. That direction has the best chance of taking you closer to your sister, or at least someone who can help you find her. So, you head north.

Trekking through the jungle is hard work ? for you, anyway. Gillo is at home here, and either swings through the trees, or lopes along beside you. Several times, you catch him eying the way your tight, firm backside fills your trousers, or the way your top clings to your breasts. As for yourself, you still find his massive, gently swaying manhood? distracting, an a level that disturbs you. Damnit, didn?t you read somewhere that gorillas were supposed to have ?small? dicks?

After several hours, the jungle begins to thin out, giving way to plains. The sun is now low in the western sky, and you?re beginning to wonder what to do about camping for the night. You?re not sure you trust Gillo not to ask for more ?friendliness? once you stop to rest ? and you?re not sure you trust yourself to turn down his advances.

But then a terrible howl distracts you from this thought. Dark shapes are running across the plain, lurking in the lengthening shadows cast by the undulations of the land. They look like huge wolves, but their bodies and limbs are different, almost human under the fur.

Years of education let you identify the creatures instantly: lupines. They?re the offspring of a werewolf impregnating a human woman while it?s transformed. They aren?t true lycanthropes themselves ? they can?t shapeshift and their bite isn?t infectious. They reproduce normally, but the vast majority of them are male, so their packs hunt human women to bear litters of their young. They can catch the scent of a fertile young woman from miles away ? and no doubt that was what drew them to you.

Moving as one, the pack charges at Gillo, probably seeing him as a rival male. The gorilla-creature is far larger and stronger than them, capable of tossing them aside with each swing of his huge arms. But he?s outnumbered, and the pack are skilled at fighting together.

You could help him, especially as the lupines don?t see you as a threat. Or you could trust him to win alone and wait, not risking their claws and fangs yourself. Or perhaps it would be better to just leave him, and take this opportunity to run while all the monsters are distracted?