When life-long friends Hanson and Graber learn there may be a great wizard on the far side of the woods behind their village, they decide to seek him out. The source of the information may be suspect, but the lure proves too strong. In hopes of learning magic to rise above their current status as Hanson the Pigs and Graber the Firewood, they set out on this quest.<br><br>When they meet wizard Holzy, they’re both intrigued and intimidated. He makes them labor and suffer, but eventually begins to teach them the practice he calls “the feat of the wand,” which turns out to impart much energy and knowledge as well as unsuspected pleasures to both men.<br><br>A submerged attraction between them comes to the fore as Holzy awakens urges and desires they hardly even dreamed existed. But he keeps them entranced and bound to him. When Holzy makes a mistake, can Hanson and Graber apply their new powers to gain freedom from his spell and be acknowledged as his equals? Will they go home in triumph or be consigned to the salt mines?

Hansen and Graber

Oh, shit. What have we gotten ourselves into? We might have agreed to something too readily; agreed without knowing all we should. Our wizard’s got himself two buddy boys and he can do or make us do anything he chooses. Yipes!


Hanson dithered, unsure what to do next. He would try to run, except he suspected Holzy could stop him dead with one word, gesture, or even a mere thought. Besides, how far could he get, naked and barefoot? Well, maybe it wouldn’t be so bad and maybe they really would learn magic. He had to hope for that. As nonchalantly as he could, he continued to jack off, although he sensed the action was futile. It did feel good and when he focused on the sensations, the apprehension slipped to the back of his awareness.


Chapter 7