Sonic:Quest of the Demigod part 1
"You have embarassed me for the last time..." was the last thing that the young Keiki Hānai (Adopted Child) heard before passing out...
The first thing that he felt was the warmth of the sand on his brownish skin and the sea breeze blowing on his blue quills. He shook his head and tried to pinpoint where he was, but he found it even harder just to move his body. He groaned: he had always been scrawny and weak, but this was beyond his regular state. To top it off, his stomach hurted like hell, almost as he had been struck by a giant coconut thrown really hard at him. He tried to got up but realized that he couldn't move his arms. He looked behind him and saw that they had been tied behind his back by his wrists. He panicked a bit, not knowing why he was... Wait, where he was? When he passed out, he was still in the village where he had lived since his birth... Or rather, since he was found by the kahuna's wife that saved him from the stormy seas eighteen years ago. Since then, he had lived with the kahuna's family, composed by him, his wife and his only daughter. He groaned more as he managed to sat up, remembering how much his foster dad and sister had always disliked his mere presence. The kahuna himself had named the young hedgehog as Keiki Hānai, wanting him to always remember that he had never been a part of his family. And if that wasn't enough, his foster sister Pila (Petulant) had been really living up to her name, always bragging about how she was their father's favourite and always relentlessly bothering and messing with the young blue hedgehog. The only ones that cared about him were his foster mother, Piha (Comprehensive), his crush, Kū (Rose), and his almost brotherly friend, Huelo (Tails).
Speaking of him, where was he, he thought, looking around with his emerald green eyes. He saw that he was not on his home island, but in a rather deserted island surrounded by sea. There appeared to be a forest on the west side and a towering volcano in the middle of it. Then he realized: he was on Mokupuni O Ka Lā (Sun Island), an island sacred to the gods. But, for what reason? His whimpers stopped as he caught a glimpse of a furry yellow body. His eyes sparkled in joy as he saw his best friend to the shore, looking at the sea. Keiki ran to him but tripped and rolled down the dunes like a ball, crushing onto a palm and whining a bit, earning him a snicker from the twin-tailed fox. The kid, who was the island's best sculptor, ran to him and helped him up, dusting the sand off of his body with his useful tails, that he could use to fly, swim faster or even as a second pair of hands, which turned handy especially in his work. "Ow... Why must I always end up like this?" whined Keiki, shaking his head "So that I can help you up, hoa (Friend)!" giggled Huelo, moving a bit away "True..." chuckled the hedgehog "You've always been there for me, kaikaina (Brother)" he added, which made the young sculptor frown "Hoa, you remember what happened?" asked Huelo to Keiki, making him think a bit before shaking his head "No, I don't" said the hedgehog. Huelo sighed "You broke Kahuna Nā knu (Knuckles)'s statue" he said which made Keiki pale "Oh no... D-don't tell me that..." he stuttered, coming to realize why he was there, tied up. Huelo nodded "Yeah, he got really mad this time... You tried to fight back, but you had no chance against him. I never seen him lash at you like that, hoa. Then he tied you up while you were passed out and... Banned you from the village..." whimpered the kid, tearing up "Keiki, I'm so sorry! I didn't wanted to bring you here, but he threatened to kill me if I didn't obeyed! Both the kahuna's wife and Kū were in tears as I flied you here..." he told the hedgehog, who was on the verge of crying himself "I-it's f-fine, hoa... I-it's not y-your fault... O-only mine f-for existing..." he commented, lowering his ears and sitting on the warm sand "S-so why are you s-still here?" he asked. Huelo kneeled down "Because of the queen's orders. She couldn't stop your exhile, but she could order me to check on you and made sure that you had everything you needed. I am returning home to get food, a sheet and a knife for you. Wait here" he said flying up and away
Back at the village, life moved on as no one was really mising the clumsy Keiki, although in their hypocrisy as they were sore for him as he got beated up to the point of coughing blood by their kahuna. The village looked nice and cozy, being made of wooden stilts hanging over the sea. Boats were tied up below the stilts, to ease the fishermen's job. Obviously, the bigger house was the kahuna's, surrounded by statues and totems, mostly resembling the buff red echidna who ruled the island. Nā knu looked at his island, sighing in relief at the beautiful day that awaited them. "I hope you're happy, hoa kāne (Husband)..." said a slightly sore feminine voice. The kahuna looked behind, seeeing the pink and violed dreads of his beloved wife, Piha "As a matter of fact, I am, wahine (Wife)! Today looks like a beautiful day!" he said smiling, he wasn't of course the sharpest tool in the box as she gritted her teeth "That's not what I meant at all..." she hissed, though with a slightly dominated tone, as she really loved her husband and never wanted to upset him, but found what he did preposterous. Nā knu blinked, taking a full second to realize that his wife was upset, before sighing "Oh, I see what you mean... Well, if you miss the company of a useless furbll always attached to your gown, I can get you a dog or something..." he said, folding his arms "Your dislikes towards him wasn't a secret to me... But banishing him? And for such a trivial reason?" she said walking towards him "Trivial?!TRIVIAL?!!... I don't even know what that means..." he said rubbing the back of his head "It means pointless, papa (Dad)...) said Pila, coming out of her room. The nineteen years old reddish echidna looked fabulous as always, since she did nothing but comb her pink hair all day. "Ah, thanks, makemake (Dear)! And as for you, wahine, breaking my statue wasn't a trivial matter! It's a grave insult towards my figure! And not only did that... Kiola (Reject) perpetrated the offense, but he refused to take the guilt of it and fought me! I had to respond, or else no one would've took me serious!" he boasted "That's the problem! You only care about yourself! Every day it's just you here and you there!" grunted Piha, she was the only one who could stand up to the kahuna. Pila whined as she hated to see their parents fight, or more specifically she hated to see their parents fight over that loser of a foster brother that she had! If anything, they would at least have to fight over her (due to her status of vitiated child, of course...). The kahuna backed away, he was about to get angry but then he calmed down and smiled "Look, love, how about this? If Keiki manages to survive for a month on the goddess's island, I'll admit that he might not be that ʻaʻohe (Nobody) that I thought he was and I will disbanish him..." he said, condescending "What?! B-but, papa! I just moved in his room! You can't..." Pila tried to say but her dad used his special "not-now-honey" scary glare to shut her up. She whimpered but nodded and fled. Piha sighed "Very well... But you must swore on your elders that you'll keep your promise! I know you too much..." she said folding her arms. Nā knu sighed but nodded and raised his arms, swearing on his elders to keep the promise. Piha nodded and left, leaving the kahuna alone to grumble at himself "That woman has no idea of the danger that our lifestyle goes towards to if he stays here..." he commented to himself, then Huelo flied in, panting "Kahuna!" he said bowing "What is it, ke keiki (Kid)?" he asked, raising a brow "S-sorry, but I must hurry back to Keiki! A storm is approaching the sacred island and it looks big!" he said, turning his back on him "Not so fast, tiny! If this storm is this big, then it's not safe for you to fly back there!" he said, blessing the luck that he had "B-but Keiki... He might not survive if I don't..." whined the fox but the kahuna shook his head "I forbid you to go there until the storm ends. Is that clear?" he asked, imperious. Huelo whined more but nodded and left, with his tails between his legs. Nā knu went to the window, seeing the gloomy clouds arriving at the island, and smirked evily "That might work... 'A' ohe can't swim so the sea and rain'll do the job..." he chuckled

Back on the island, Keiki was sighing and looking at the sea, then he got up and looked around. Despite the situation he could not refrain but admire the beauty of the sacred island, with its variety of plants, flowers and animals. He smiled and walked near a big orangish hibiscus. He knew the names of all the flowers and plants thanks to Kū's botanic lessons. He sighed as he thought of her: she was his only female friend, since any other girl he knew would belittle him or simply ignore him, and she was always there to cheer him up and talk to him about nature, history and many other things. The reason she was so good at this was her immense love for knowledge of every kind, and that earned her a place as teacher for the kids. His sighs went louder as he always had a huge crush on her, but his shyness and clumsiness made it impossible for him to proclaim his feelings for her. His thoughts were wiped away by a gust of cold wind. He raised his ears and went back to the shore, looking at the now agitated sea. He smelled the air and paled as a word came in his mind: ka nui (Monsoon)! He looked around in panic as the air became colder and the sea grew more agitated, when he saw a cave on the side of the volcano. Without other choices, and reminiscent of the lessons on how to protect yourself from storms, he started to climb the mountain. Luckily, there was some kind of path that allowed him to reach the cave with safety. Halfway there it started raining, and the cold drops of water fell on him, almost as if the sky was pitying him and crying on him. "Can this day get any worse?" he asked to himself as he reached the cave. It was pretty wide and , as he ventured inside, he found out that the deeper he went in it, the warmer it became, probably because it was near the volcano's boiling heart. He shivered a bit, as the only clothing he had was the drape around his lower region, and shook himself, trying to dry his quills and fur, then he cuddled near the warm stone wall. He sobbed, as he really missed the warmth of his bed and home, and cried himself to sleep, while outside the monsoon infuriated. Unknown to him, though, a misterious figure watched him, with curious eyes...
The next morning, he woke up and streched himself, only to realize that the ropes had been cutted! He massaged his slightly sore wrists, then shrugged "Maybe I moved on my sleep and I ended up on a sharp rock that cutted them..." he said before hearing a rumble coming from somewhere. He whined, knowing that was his belly. He was abituated to eat three times a day and now he had to find the food for himself... His depressed thoughts were wiped away by an enticing smell, that he followed to the end of the cave. He widened his eyes: in front of him were a sheet with lots of fruits, cooked fish, a bowl of water, a knife, a rod and an axe, each of the items were very well crafted. He smiled, thinking of only one person: Huelo! "What a friend", he thought sitting down, "he challenged the monsoon just to bring me all of this!". He eated the juicy fruits and delicious fish, recognizing Piha's cooking skills, but spared some for later. He took the knife and rod and ventured in the island. In no time he had gathered wood, foliage and anything else he needed to craft a shelter in the cave. Then he went fishing, collecting enough fish to survive even longer than the month his foster father gave him, and got some more fruits, which the island had in adbundance. He layed his treasures in the cave, satisfied but already drenched in sweat. He decided to go on the shore to wash himself, but on his way there he had the weird feeling of being watched. He looked behind but no one was there. He brushed the feeling off of him and went to the beach. He removed his drape and went in the water, careful to not go too far in the water as he was well aware of his unability to swim. he sat in the cool water, letting the small waves wash away his problems. "Maybe" he thought "I might be able to survive". He sighed and went out of the water, basking in the warmth of the sun as it dried him, then his eye caught a glimpse of something. He turned to his right and saw a very weirdly-shaped dune. His curiosity got the best of him and went to see it, forgetting his drape on the shore. He studied it with his eyes, not being able to tell why was that dune so weird to him, and decided to poke it. As he did, he felt something squishy below it and winced back. At first he thought of a jellyfish, but the dune was too big and long. He started thinking of what it could've been, when the "dune" lifted up in a sand rain and revealing itself for what it was. Keiki paled: A. HUGE. TENTACLE!!  The huge appendage was incredibly long and even its tip was wider than Keiki's body. It wriggled in the air then it locked onto the hedgehog, almost as if it could see him. Keiki trid to run away but the tentacle was quicker and captured him, easily securing his arms onto his sides and covering almost entirely his upper body, leaving only his head and shoulders out. It then formed a second loop around his lower half, completely cocooning him with just two coils, then it retaliated with its prey to the volcano. Keiki was beyond panicked now and tried to free himself, but not even the kahuna could've get away from such a strong grip, not strong enough to squeeze him but enough to keep him steady. The tentacle hovered  near the volcano's mouth, waiting for... something. Keiki tried to wriggle out a few more times until a rumble, coming from the depths of the volcano, caught his attention. A huge column of lava raised up in the sky and when it vanished left behind the weirdest thing ever saw: the upper half was one of a gigantic female hedgehog, her huge breasts were barely covered by two giant shells placed over her nipples, but her lower half and hair were actually hundreds of squirming huge tentacles and Keiki had been caught by one of them! She rubbed her eyes and yawned a bit, although for Keiki was more of a loud, undescribable noise, then she opened her eyelids, showing a pair of beautiful yellow eyes, and looked at her capture. He had never been more terrified, although she was everything but awful, and tried to get away, but to no avail. The monstrous hedgehog hybrid giggled softly then she spoke, her voice was calm and gentle like a sof breeze “Hee hee, aren't you a cute one!” she giggled “P-PLEASE, D-DON'T EAT ME!! I-I'M TOO W-WEAK AND S-SCRAWNY, I W-WON'T FEED YOU E-ENOUGH, Y-YOU TENTACLE F-FREAK...” he stuttered on the brink of crying, but she shook her head, making her pearlish tentacles sway from side to side “First of all, tentacle freak? If you weren't so cute, I might've gotten offended. Second of all, eat you? Why would I?” she asked, with a cute giggle in her voice. Keiki couldn't help but notice a weird radiance coming from her, almost soothing “Y-you don't wanna eat me?” he asked, still shivering. She shook her head “After bringing you food and everything? That'd be kinda rude” she said, which made keiki widen his eyes “Wait... You brought me all those things?” he asked in shock as she nodded “Yup!” she sad, smiling radiantly “B-but... How did you knew how to cook fish just like my mom?” “Easy, I read the recipe in your mind” she said still giggling, something Keiki didn't knew why she was doing and if it was meant to mess with him “Ooooooookay... So you are a huge hedgehog hybrid who can read minds and live inside a volcano... But who are you exactly?” he asked raising a brow, almost forgetting that he was still her captive. She facepalmed “Oh, by the elders! I forgot the good manners!” she said before making a “small” bow “I actually have a lots of names but my favourite is Wela! Nice to meet you, Keiki!” she said smiling. More than the fact that she knew his name, he was shocked by her name “Y-you mean that... Y-you're Lady Wela, goddess of sunlight?” he asked “Ayup! That's me!” she said chuckling. Keiki widened his eyes: did he just called a goddess a tentacle freak?! So why was he still alive? “U-uhm... P-pardon me, Lady Wela... I-I didn't knew that it was y-your island...” he whimpered reverencially “What's with the dismissed tone? I'm not as strict as other gods! You can call me Wela, cutiepie!” she giggled “And don't worry, I don't mind some company. But, why are you here? Don't you have a family?” she then asked. He shook his head, whimpering, and explained what happened to her. Her eyes became all watery as she started to cry “BU-HUAAAAAAA!!!! I-IT'S THE SADDEST STORY I EVER HEARD IN ALL THESE MILLENIA!!” she cried out. Keiki tried to dodge the huge tears the best he could, but due to him being coiled it was rather impossible. He coughed a bit as a drop big as him fell on him, wetting him. She sniffled and layed him on his palm “S-sorry, little one... I-it's just that... I'm very emotional...” she whimpered. Keiki looked at her tilting his head: A goddess was crying for him? He had mixed feelings about it... “Uh... I see... But... Why are you here? I thought that gods were free to do what they wanted...” he said cautiously, not wanting to upset her. She wiped her eyes and sighed “Well, you'd be wrong... We ahve rules too... And about why I'm here, it's avery long story, I don't know if you wanna hear it... But I'm very happy to have someone to talk to. I've been so bored in here, I started to talk to fishes to avoid getting crazy...” she confessed, giggling lightly. Her weird cheerfulness was starting to get Keiki too, as he started smiling as well. After all, she wasn't bad, just very lonely. Suddenly she started studying him with a weird look on her face, making him realize that he was naked and covered himself, with a huge blush of embarassement, although she didn't seem to mind. Then her puzzled face turned into a smirk as she placed Keiki on the side of the mountain “Tell you what, cutiepie: since we're gonna entertain each other for a while, I wanna gie you a small welcoming gift!” she giggled again. He raised a brow: what did she meant with welcoming gift? “Now close your eyes...” she said. He shrugged and did as asked, she was a goddess after all and he didn't wanted to say no to her. She kissed the tip of her finger and blew it onto Keiki. He got invested by what felt like a soothing warm wind which got into his body, into his bones and muscles. He got lifted in the air as he felt... different, almost as if the wind was changing him. Then all of a sudden a flash of light exploded, illuminating the islands nearby. The inhabitants had no idea of what that meant, only an old priest widened his eyes “The goddess has chosen!” he started chanting and running around the village, yelling “THE GODDESS HAS CHOSEN!! THE GODDESS HAS CHOSEN!!”, being heard by the kahuna “A new demigod!” he said, bowing at the light. On the island, Keiki got down and opened his eyes. “How do you feel?” asked Wela giggling “...Taller...” replied the hedgheog. He wsn't only taller: His body had been transformed! He was now buffer, his body and quills were covered in tattoos and markings all over and he had a new red drape with blue ball-shaped drawings on it. “You're no longer Keiki Hānai. I hereby rename you Ka M舂� Holo, demigod of wind and sea! From now on, you shall be my wind bearer!� she said solemnly. He went down to watch himself in the sea and widened his eyes 展ow! Is that hot hog really me?� he asked wagging his tail at his new buff frame. She nodded, smiling 滴ot indeed...� she said, making him turn 滴uh?� he asked 哲othing... Oh, one last small thing...� she said drooling a bit 展hat is it?� he asked. She twiddled her fingers 展ell... I was wondering if I could... Squeeze you a bit?� she asked 的 beg you pardon?� asked Holo raising 的... I really need to squeeze something with my tentacles, but I always have to control myself because everything else is so weak and squishy... But you are a demigod now so you can resist better... And I was wondering if you could let me... Just for a little bit...� she said, almost pleading him. He was  puzzled: from one side he didn't wanted to be squeezed, but from another side he couldn't say no to the goddess who made him a demigod. Besides she said that he could handle it, right? He hesitantly moved forward 徹-okay...� he said, not very convinced but he thought that he owed her. She giggled overjoyed 典hankyouthankyouthnkyou!! As a reward, I promise it won't be as tight today...� she said as her tentacles moved forward. 展ait, what do you mean with... MMMPPPHHH?!� he was about to ask but her tentacles wrapped around his body and mouth, almost fully covering him and lifting him, before tightening around him hard. He widened his eyes and whined in pain as the thick tentacles squeezed him. He tried to move but it was impossible as the suction cups had glued onto his muscular body. Opening one eye, he could see that she looked extremely pleased by what she was doing 溺MMMMM... That's so good... Please, squirm some more... I really like it...� she moaned slightly. He nodded feebly and started wrggling and squirming as much as he could, which wasn't much but was enough to earn him his goddess's moans of pleasure. She tightened a few more times until Holo couldn't hear an almost orgasmic scream and felt the tentacles loosen, bit by bit until he could get out and saw that Wela was laying down onto the volcano. He climbed the mountain, worried, but when he arrived on the top his worries were gone: she had the cutest plesed face he ever saw and he couldn't help but smile 鄭re you okay, kaʻu wahine (My lady)?� he asked. She panted and nodded then she started to shrunk until she was almost of his size and pulled him in a shivering hug which smothered his face into her huge, warm breasts. He widened his eyes but then he closed them, basking in her warmth and purring softly as she giggled 的'm going to enjoy this...� she whispered. Far from them, however, on an island surrounded by darkness, another figure was watching them 鄭w, isn't that precious? She found a new toy... Well, I think it's time that I remind her which one of us has the best toy...� murmured a feminine voice, similar to Wela's but more low, almost as a thunder in a stormy night, as a cold smirk formed on her face. Then a huge tentacle cocoon who was on the gloomy shore opened slowly and revealed a figure inside. 展ake up, Aka (Shadow)... Awaken from your slumber, Ultimate Demigod Slayer...� she said as the figure opened his blood red eyes...

To be continued...