Message-ID: <56446asstr$1187525402@assm.asstr-mirror.org> X-Original-To: ckought69@hotmail.com Delivered-To: ckought69@hotmail.com X-Original-Message-ID: <cba57e7c0708181930ld276e00gcde1daa4e2e06ded@mail.gmail.com> From: "Net Wolf" <netwolf.thepub@gmail.com> X-ASSTR-Original-Date: Sat, 18 Aug 2007 21:30:47 -0500 Subject: {ASSM} Dragonseekers, by Net Wolf [8 / 20] (ff, mF, mf, first, inc, rom, solo, teen, voy) Lines: 1082 Date: Sun, 19 Aug 2007 08:10:02 -0400 Path: assm.asstr-mirror.org!not-for-mail Approved: <assm@asstr-mirror.org> Newsgroups: alt.sex.stories.moderated,alt.sex.stories Followup-To: alt.sex.stories.d X-Archived-At: <URL:http://assm.asstr-mirror.org/Year2007/56446> X-Moderator-Contact: ASSTR ASSM moderation <story-ckought69@hotmail.com> X-Story-Submission: <ckought69@hotmail.com> X-Moderator-ID: emigabe, RuiJorge Story is (C) 2006 by Net Wolf This story will be posted one chapter a day until it is finished. If you don't want to wait, or you want to see my other stories, you can visit my website at http://netwolf.wolfpub.org The Mystic Wolf Pub also has several other good authors. Check it out: http://www.wolfpub.org Please let me know if you enjoy the story. Net Wolf ********** Dragonseekers Chapter 8 of 20 Genre: Fantasy Codes: first time sex, incest, romantic, solo, teen, non-sexual violence, voyeurism Pairings: ff, mF, mf Description: Don White and his friends are transported to Zemlia Nov through a computer RPG. Their mission? Find a way home. But that's not the whole story... ********** --===Dragonseekers===-- Part 2: Seeking the Dragon Chapter 8 It took the group about an hour to gather up all of the things they needed for their journey. Gaphnia had told them to take what they needed from the castle without concern for Iamor. She'd said, "I'll deal with him later." Don had left Kate to look after packing their clothing items; he didn't have very much in the way of new clothes, and she was better at it, anyway. He was now down in the dining hall, making his way to the kitchen. He could smell dinner cooking, and it was making him hungry. Too bad they weren't staying. "Yarice?" he called out softly, not wanting to startle the woman, especially after his little outburst a few days ago. "C'mon in, Master Don. I was just finishing up." "Smells delicious." "I hope you'll like its taste even more so." "Yarice... we're leaving. Iamor has -" he started. "I know," she said, her mouth turning into a frown. "That bastard never has liked being challenged, and you're just a little too direct for his tastes. Maybe you remind him too much of himself when he was human." Don shrugged at the thought. "Not really important why he wants us gone, but I'm not going to try to fight him... I'm not strong enough. I was wondering if we might... raid a few supplies." Yarice got a twinkle in her eye. "No, you may not." "What?" Don asked, not expecting to be rebuffed. "You can take the food packs I carefully prepared for you, but you may not rummage around in my kitchen, you young whelp." She smiled at him, and he laughed. Stepping forward, he gave her a hug. "What would we have done without you?" "Starve?" she asked lightly. "Probably!" he said with a chuckle. When Don released her, Yarice moved to the back door of the kitchen. "Malmot, could you come here, please?" Don had not had a lot of contact with the large creature that had first led them to Iamor when they'd arrived, and he'd forgotten just how *large* the creature was. "Yes, Miss Yarice?" Malmot said when he entered - and promptly filled - the kitchen. "I want you to help Don take the food I've packed for him and his friends out to their wagon. Can you do that for me?" she asked the creature very sweetly. "Yes, Miss Yarice," Malmot said, shaking his head up and down with a smile. "Thank you," she said. Turning back to Don, she said. "Good luck, Master Don. Your journey is going to be dangerous, and I rather think you're in for more trouble than you expect." "That couldn't possibly happen, Yarice. Not after our trip here." He gave her one last hug, and turned to go. "Wait!" she said, stopping him. He turned to see her pulling something from the oven. "I almost forgot. This isn't *our* dinner, you see. It's yours. I couldn't pack it, because it wasn't done. It looks just about ready." She pulled the pan out of the oven, and slid it into a special sack-like container, before handing it to Don. He noted that the sack didn't let any heat get through. "I know you're not ready to eat yet. You'll want to wait until you're out of the valley, at least. This sack will keep your food warm until you want to eat it. And then you can use it later, for the same purpose." He looked at it in awe. *A Domino's delivery bag, here?* "Surely this is much too valuable to part with, Yarice..." She waved him off. "I have a dozen of them. Losing one is no great hardship, and Gaphnia can make me another one when she has time. You take it, and go, with my best wishes. I've met all of the travelers that come to Ballor. You are the only one who has ever taken the time to be kind to me. Please be careful on your journey, and good luck." "Thank you," he said, bowing, since his hands were now full. "And I hope things get better for you. Maybe Gaphnia will be able to put Iamor in his place soon." Yarice looked at him sideways, but said nothing. "Farewell," Don said, rather formally, but it was one of those occasions. Turning to the creature, he asked, "Are you ready, Malmot?" "Malmot follow. With food." Don nodded at him, and turned, walking out the door. He heard the creature lumbering behind him. *I just hope he doesn't step on me*. Don met Kate and Annie in the main hall. They both shivered a little at the sight of Malmot, but they'd grown a little used to his presence. "Yarice was one step ahead of us. She'd already packed our food." Kate was about to pick up her bags to follow Don, but Malmot shifted the food load he was carrying, and picked up all their bags as well. Kate looked up at him with an uneasy smile. "You not should carry heavy stuff, Miss Katie," Malmot said with a grin. Don turned his head so Kate wouldn't see him snickering. It was clear that Malmot had a crush on her. *Too bad he can't go with us. He'd probably be one hell of a fighter.* The four made their way toward the castle entrance, but were once again stopped by the pink monkey-thing, known as Barry Ur. "Howdy!" "Well, howdy to you, too, Barry," Don said happily. He'd had a few, almost unintelligible, conversations with Barry over the time they were here, and he'd come to realize that, though the creature's speech pattern was almost indecipherable, he was one of the friendliest creatures at Castle Ballor. The only "Barrier" he represented to *anyone* was that he could call Malmot, who would certainly represent more of a threat than Barry did. "You go leave now?" Barry asked brightly. "Yes, Barry. It's time for us to go." "You come back, so I'sa said Howdy?" "We can't. Iamor doesn't want us to come back." "Oh." For once, they saw the monkey-thing frown. "Too bad. Barry likesa say howdy to you!" That, they figured, was as close as he'd come to saying he enjoyed their company. "Thank you," Katie said to him quietly. Barry swung from his tail until he was close enough, and then he grabbed Katie in a light hug. He did the same to Annie, and then to Don. When he was done, he swung back to his usual position. "You beesa careful out there! Goody luck!" With that, Barry popped back up into the ceiling, and was gone. "Well, at least some of the people don't want us to go." Annie said. "Too bad it's not their opinion that matters around here," Don groused. "C'mon, let's get going." ----- The rest of the group was waiting for them out by the stables. The wagon was waiting to finish being loaded. Malmot carried their food right to the wagon, but it appeared to already be full all the way to its lid. "No more room," Malmot said in confusion. Darnell chuckled at him. "There'll be room in just a second, Malmot. Gill, Don, help me with this. Let me show you how this works. The wagon is expandable. The problem with big covered wagons, of course, is that they're seriously top-heavy. But if you make the wagon too small, then there's not enough room. This was our solution to the problem." The wagon had a solid wooden lid on it. On closer inspection, the boys realized that it wasn't actually just a lid; the top piece actually came all the way down the sides, making an inverted "bin" to cover the wagon. "Now, yank the metal pins out of each corner. Susan, you come over here, too. You look strong enough to help, and the boys will need help when they're on the road. Okay, yank the pins." "Susan," Don said, "You take the pins. We'll lift it, and then you can put the pins back in when we're in the right place." Susan nodded at him, and took the pins from him. She went to the other side and took Gill's pins as well. "Okay, just lift together. We used a lighter wood, so it shouldn't be so bad for you, but it is heavy." The two boys nodded to each other, and heaved in unison. Though they nearly gave themselves hernias, the lid didn't budge an inch. "I think it's stuck," Gill said, with a gasp for air. Don pushed on it. The top rattled. "It isn't stuck... but it must weigh five hundred pounds." "How the fuck are we going to lift something that heavy?" Don got a glint in his eye. "The easy way, of course. Susan, be ready with those pins. Give Gill his back. You do my side." He waited for them to be ready, and then outstretched his arms. His fingers splayed, Don closed his eyes and began a chant. It took only a few seconds before the top rattled again, with nobody touching it. Then, slowly, it began to lift. Don opened his eyes. "Okay, guys... I'm carrying all the weight, but I can't position it easily. Just shove it upward until it's in the right place, and slap the pins in. And," he added with a grunt, "If you could hurry, I'd appreciate it." Gill and Susan quickly slid the top piece upward until it was at its highest point. Susan rammed the pins home into their holes, and she heard Gill do the same. "All done, Don," she said. Don exhaled explosively, and the lid creaked slightly, now accepting its weight again. "I hope we don't have to do *that* too often," Don said with a grunt. "You should have had Annie help you," Darnell said. Don shook his head. "It's really hard for two magicians to work together like that. Their mental images have to be *exactly* the same, or they end up fighting each other." He turned to make sure that Malmot was doing all right loading the food. "Hmmm," Darnell replied. "Maybe if she could make use of her psionic skills to read your mind, then the images could be more easily synchronized." Don stopped in his tracks. He turned back to Darnell and said, "I'd never thought of that." Darnell shrugged. "It's a thought for later. Now, let's get this wagon loaded. You don't want to be traveling too long after sunset." Everyone agreed on that particular point. ----- In short order, the wagon was fully packed, and Malmot had said his good-byes and left. The group was now standing together, delaying their inevitable departure. It was at that point that Don saw Paul and Carysta standing in the garden, watching them. "Everyone else, especially you," he said, pointing to Gill, "stay here." Gill bit off his reply, and just nodded. Don headed over to the two, who made no moves as he approached. When Don stopped near them, he said, "May I assume you're not coming with us?" He tried to keep his tone neutral, without accusation or anger, but it was difficult. "No, I think I've had enough of your bullshit," Paul said bitterly. Don saw Carysta squeeze his arm more tightly. He stared at her for a moment, and she stared back, her gaze penetrating... trying... "Stay out of my head, witch," Don snapped. The expression on her face became one of shock. "Yeah, I know how to tell when you're doing it. I also know how to fight it. Don't try that shit again." "You leave her alone," Paul warned. Don turned back to him. "So long as she leaves me alone, I'll leave her alone. I can't say I'm surprised you're not coming. What bothers me is that I also can't say I'm not relieved that you're not coming. I sure as hell don't want to spend this trip with two people trying to kill each other. Bad enough that whatever's out there is going to try to kill us. "I don't know what the fuck's gotten into you lately, but I don't have the time to care, either. It's your life, and if you want to fuck it up, hey, that's your business. Contrary to what you may believe, I don't have anything against you-" "So long as I shut up and do what I'm told, right?" Paul seethed. Don cocked his head sideways and looked at Paul strangely. He decided there really was no answer that Paul would actually believe. He straightened up. "Good luck, Paul." "Fuck off." Don nodded in understanding, though he, in truth, had none. He turned and walked back to the group. He could feel the gaze of the other two watching him: one he sensed was downright hatred. The other seemed to be apathy. What bothered him was that he couldn't tell who was who. "Not coming?" Julie asked. "No. I'm sorry." "I'm not," Gill said. "Gill. Drop it." Gill nodded. Julie wiped a tear away, and Annie gave her a hug to show support. Don saw it all, but he was actually relieved. As much as he liked Paul and considered him a friend, he knew that his presence on this trip would be nothing but pure hell. He'd had to ask for Julie's sake, but he was just as happy that Paul was staying behind. *But what will I tell his parents if we get out of here without him?* That issue would have to wait until later. At that point, Darnell spoke up. "It occurs to me that we need to get some horses so you can get this show on the road. That sun isn't standing still, you know." "Don't I know it." Just then, they heard a heavy set of footsteps. They turned to see a small girl they'd not met before... but she was riding the biggest horse any of them could possibly imagine. They thought that an elephant could not have been a whole lot larger... but this animal had agility, speed, and intelligence. It was clear on the animal's face. "Ah, Dreanna. Just in time." As the horses approached, most of the group took unsteady steps backward, away from the animals. Kate was cringing behind Don; she'd had an accident on a horse when she was six, and that had been a *small* horse. These creatures were enormous. Dreanna stopped the horses next to the wagon, and she slid down off the one she was riding. It was amazing to the others she didn't break her neck; the horse was nearly twice her height. She reached up, and the animal bent its head so that she could pat it softly. The one person in Don's group who was not showing outright fear was Susan. She stepped gingerly up to the animal standing next to Dreanna. "What's its name?" Susan asked quietly. "This is Whirlwind. That one is Nightmare. Don't let her name fool you; it comes from her birth, not her personality. And that one is Jeremy." "Jeremy?" Gill asked incredulously. Dreanna stared him down. "Yes, Jeremy. You have a problem with my names?" Gill blushed, and put up his hands defensively. "No, no... just fine, just fine." The rest of the group laughed at him. Susan grabbed the reins of Whirlwind, and stuck her foot into the strap that hung below the stirrup. The horse was far too large to mount in anything like a normal manner. The process seemed more like climbing a mountain. Finally, Susan was on the animal, who shifted slightly at the strange rider on its back, but didn't fidget more than that. Susan leaned down and stroked the animal's neck, receiving a guttural sound for her affections. She sat back up, and looked down at the others. She was staring at the tops of their heads. "Gill, are we leaving now?" she asked in a very submissive tone. "Uh... yeah, in a minute, Suse." Looking to Don, he said, "That's a big fuckin' horse." Don could feel Kate nod and shiver behind him. "I know. Katie," he said, turning to her. "You can ride with me, or you can fly ahead of us. I don't know how long you can go without getting tired, but I know you hate horses." "I'll... be okay. I guess," she said, walking up to Jeremy. The horse looked down at her with the strangest eyes she'd ever seen. She'd never even *heard* of a horse with blue eyes before. Jeremy stared at her for a moment, and then the mammoth beast knelt down. Its head was now just at Kate's eye level, and it stared at her. She smiled wanly, and the animal bowed its head. It was clear that he was waiting for her to get on. Slowly, very unsteadily, Kate walked along the horse's body, always keeping her hand on his side. When she got to the saddle, she jumped, and used her wings to land softly on the animal's back. Jeremy actually turned to see if she was in place before he stood back up. Katie grew pale, but she managed. Annie was also shivering at the thought of riding such a large creature. Don walked over to her. "Are you going to be okay?" She shook her head. "I'm afraid of horses, *and* afraid of heights. Do you have a Shetland Pony I could ride?" The others chuckled, and she smiled at her self-effacing comment. "Sorry, Annie," he said to her quietly. "Julie can help calm your nerves. Unless..." he let his thought trail off. "Unless what?" she asked, wondering if he was thinking what she hoped he was thinking. "Unless you'd rather I rode with you, until you get used to it." She nearly fainted. "Oh, would you, please?" Don nodded. He went back to tell Kate, but it was clear she'd already heard. She just smiled at him and winked. Julie climbed onto Jeremy while the animal stood stock-still. Gill had already joined Susan on her horse, and they were all waiting now. Darnell had hooked the wagon up to Nightmare, the horse that Don and Annie would be riding. Darnell gave them all a final salute, and he marched off. "Not much on good-byes, I guess," Don said to nobody in particular. "This is hard on all of us," Gaphnia said. She startled Don, because he'd not known she was right behind him. "We've grown attached to you over the short time you've been here. It saddens me that you have to go, and it sickens me more that I have to say, I hope to never see you again. Good luck on your journey, and I hope you find Vernior." "The map you gave me is very clear. Thank you for everything." Don paused only a beat before he stepped close, and hugged her. Gaphnia embraced him in return, and her grip was clearly growing stronger. When they separated, Don said, "And good luck to you, on beating Iamor. That bastard needs a hard lesson." Gaphnia nodded, but she said nothing. Turning, Don walked to Nightmare. He put his foot in the strap, and made his way onto the horse. He reached down for Annie, and he could see the fear in her eyes. He smiled at her encouragingly, and she finally got her foot into the strap. Nightmare could have been a statue for all he moved while Annie made her way, with Don's help, into the saddle in front of him. He put his arms around her and grabbed the reins. She settled back against him slightly, and let out a very soft sigh. "You smell nice," Don whispered in her ear, both because she did, and to take her mind off her fears. She grinned at the sky, but said nothing. "Good luck to you all!" Gaphnia called out one last time before she, too, turned and made her way back to the castle. Don looked around, and knew that everyone else was waiting for his instructions. "Katie, you take the lead. Gill, you bring up the rear. We'll keep the wagon in the middle, in case of trouble. Whenever you're ready, Sis." Katie nodded to him, and turned, dipping her head to say something to the horse. The animal, known as a Moonsailer Horse, dipped its head in reply, nickered, and began a slow trot to the south. "On our way," Don sighed to himself. "Will we make it home, you think?" Annie asked him softly. "I didn't come this far to screw up now," he half-answered her. *I really wish I knew the answer to your question, Annie. But right now, I'll settle for getting the hell out of this valley.* ----- Getting out of the valley turned out to be trickier than it should have been. There was only one pass through the rocky terrain surrounding the castle's meadow. It turned out to be strewn with rocks and boulders. Some of them were big enough that the horses could not make it past them, so they had to be moved. It took four hours to clear the path wide enough so that the horses and the wagon could make it into the grasslands beyond. They had traveled north from their arrival point in Zemlia Nov to reach Castle Ballor, and they were now heading south again, though it was more southwest than due south. The three horses, each with two riders, traveled at an easy trot, moving through the grasslands carefully but as quickly as possible. They all knew that Dan Gelmer would find them if they stayed out here too long. There was also the issue of whether or not Denonia would cause them trouble, since she still believed them to be allies of her brother. The only magician in the castle that Don was still willing to call an ally was Gaphnia, but it was clear that she didn't like Denonia, either, so that was, perhaps, not of any real comfort. Even after the sun set, the team rode on in the dark. It was clear why these horses were called Moonsailers; they could see quite well by the light of the waning moon, and their silver manes shone brightly in the moonlight. Their dark bodies thundered along, moving with the ease of animals accustomed to heavy burden, and enjoying the light work they had to do now. What suddenly bothered Don was how he was going to return the animals to the castle. *Assuming I have any choice in the matter.* ----- It was several hours after nightfall when the group finally stopped to rest. Annie didn't make any move to get off the horse when they stopped, however. "You plan on sleeping up here?" Don asked her jokingly. "I like it here," she said, settling back against him. Don responded by wrapping his arms around her. She smiled into the darkness, laying her head back against his shoulder. They both looked up at the stars for a few moments, until their reverie was broken by Gill. "You wanna come down here and get our dinner out, Don? No one else knows where you packed it." Annie moved away from Don reluctantly, and he held her hand as she descended from the horse. He saw her quickly move away from the animal. It was obvious that she was still not comfortable around the beast. Don had grown used to Nightmare, and he patted the horse's neck before he slipped down out of the saddle to the ground. The horse waited while he freed it from the wagon, and then it immediately moved off to the small patch of still-green grass where the other two horses had begun grazing. Don lowered the gate on the wagon, and reached in for the bag that contained their dinner. He was surprised when he opened it that it was still quite warm, even though they'd been traveling for what seemed endless hours. "Do I need to heat that up?" Julie asked quietly. He jumped slightly, as he had not heard her behind him. Seeing what she had done, she said, "Sorry. I didn't mean to scare you." He smiled as he turned to her. "Don't worry about it. And I think we can probably eat this as is. It's still pretty warm." He handed her the pan, and she nodded. Julie liked cooking, and she had taken it upon herself to be the group's cook, since, in her own words, "I ain't good for nothin' else." Don next went over to Katie, who was watching the horses, but from a good distance away. He made sure she was aware of his approach before he touched her, rubbing his hands across her shoulders, and then moving them down around her waist to hold her to him, much as he had done earlier with Annie. "How are you doing?" he asked quietly. No one wanted to make too much noise out here on the plains. "Scared again," she answered, her voice quavering. "We're not safe here, are we?" "No," he told her honestly. "I don't think we'll be safe again until we get home." "What if we don't?" she said, her voice rising. "What if we never get home?" Don turned her so that he could hug her properly. She buried her face in his chest, and began crying. Annie started to come over, but Don's look warned her away. This was obviously a brother-sister moment. After a few moments, Don pulled his sister back, and put his finger under her chin, forcing her to look up at him. "I promise, Sis. We'll get home." He leaned in and kissed her. What started as an act of support and encouragement quickly became one of passion, and the two kissed feverishly. The heightened emotional state they felt was evidencing itself in a manner they were more comfortable with, and they kissed for several minutes before finally breaking apart. Breathless, Don smiled at his sister. He said, "I think we'd better go get dinner, before we.... Uh... lose track of time." Kate blushed, but nodded. She held his hand tightly as they moved back to the fire together. Don noticed that the hesitancy of the initial nights in the woods when they had arrived was completely gone. Gill and Susan were sitting side by side, talking and whispering to each other, and Gill occasionally ran his hand along her back, which caused her to stop and smile at him. Julie and Annie sat together, talking quietly to each other, and huddling together. Don wondered if there was more there than he knew about, but decided it didn't really matter. As for Don, he was content to sit by Katie. Actually, he was now sitting behind her, and she was leaning against him. The dinner that Yarice had made for them was wonderful, and they took their time enjoying it, knowing that they wouldn't have food that good for quite a while, since they had little in the way of cooking utensils out here in the wild. After dinner, Don stretched, but didn't move from his spot. He held onto Katie, who had also finished her meal. Katie stirred, turning in his arms until she could lay her head on his shoulder and look up at him. He leaned down to kiss her again, and she came to him readily. After what seemed like several minutes, the couple came up for a breath. Don took a nervous look around, to see if the others were staring at them. He was surprised to find that the other four had moved off. He saw the barest hint of Julie and Annie off in the distance, and he saw Susan and Gill over by the horses, until they ducked down behind one which had knelt on the ground to rest. It didn't take long for him to realize what was going on; the rest of the group had the same idea that Don and Kate did, and they'd mainly needed someone to jumpstart things. Don was only mildly surprised about Julie and Annie, but he was happy that the two had each other to turn to for emotional comfort. That was Don's last frivolous thought before returning his attention to his beautiful sister. Don pulled Katie more tightly against himself, and she came willingly, wrapping her arms around his neck and thrusting her tongue into his mouth. As they kissed, Don slipped his hands down onto her new skirt and found the fastener. As he was about to undo it, Katie stopped him. Without breaking their kiss, she lifted the skirt material out of the way, and took his hand, planting it on her pussy, which was not covered with any underwear. Katie groaned as Don slipped his hand against her already-wet cunt. His other hand continued to caress her back, pulling her tightly against him. Finally, she broke their kiss. "Make love to me, Donny." He nodded to her, and she slipped her hands down to unfasten his robe. Getting his dick free from the Novian underwear was difficult with him sitting, but she managed it. Her eyes glistened at the sight of his hard dick. Lifting her hips, she positioned him at her opening, and slid down onto his cock. She sighed at the sensation of being penetrated, and smiled warmly at her brother. ----- Over by the horses, Susan pulled Gill down to the ground. The two rolled in the grass together, kissing and fondling each other. Gill ran his tongue along Susan's lips until she opened her mouth, admitting his tongue to join its playmate. For many minutes, the two kissed hotly in this manner, until they had to come up for air. "Boy," Gill said breathlessly, "You're sure hot tonight. What's gotten into you? Not that I mind," he added with a wicked grin. "Horse riding always does this to me," she said by way of explanation. She was now on top of him, and she held him down as she sat up. She moved off him so that she could take hold of his pants. With his help, she got his pants and underwear down off his hips. She licked her lips in anticipation of what was to come. Leaning down, she lightly grasped his shaft and began to lick his cock in long, smooth strokes. Gill groaned at the feel of it. Susan continued to massage his dick with her tongue and hand, while her other hand did its best to pull her own pants off. When Gill saw this, he reached over and helped her, getting her pants below her knees. At that point, Gill maneuvered until he was beneath her, staring up at her wondrous cunt. At that moment, Susan wrapped her lips around the head of his dick. Gill inhaled sharply at the pleasant sensation. For just a moment, he allowed himself to be lost in the ecstasy, but then he returned to the matter at hand. Reaching up, Gill pulled Susan's hips downward, bringing her pussy within reach of his waiting tongue. He licked at her outer lips, and she groaned, sending vibrations along his cock, which caused him to groan, completing the circle. The two moved quickly, his tongue flitting across her pussy lips, and her mouth bobbing on his cock. It wasn't long before they were both nearing release, and they increased their pace to try to come together. In moments, the two erupted. Susan squirmed and twisted above her brother, who was shooting his spunk deep into her throat. She swallowed with pleasure each spurt of his cum. For Gill's part, he lapped hungrily at his sister's juices, enjoying the moment immensely. ----- A slight distance from the other two couples, Annie and Julie sat together, leaning against a large rock and staring up at the sky. They were huddled together, and occasionally one or the other would lean over, and they would kiss for a while. Neither of them felt the need for sex this evening, though if one of the boys had asked, they would have jumped at the chance. They had decided that someone needed to pay attention in case something bad came along. "They sound like they're having fun," Julie said wistfully. "Yeah," Annie said with a sigh. "How well do you know Don?" "Well, I mean, I see him a lot, because us girls hang out together, but really *know* him, I'm not sure. Why?" Annie hesitated before she said, "I think I'm falling in love with him, but I don't really know if he feels the same way or not. He's kind of hard to read." Julie nodded. "He's quiet. He always has been." "Do you think...?" "I don't know, Annie. I can ask Katie to find out for you, if you want me to..." "I'd be too embarrassed that he knew how I feel!" "Katie knows how to be discreet. Heck, whenever we want to ask something of one of the guys, we always ask his sister. It's just easier that way." "I don't know. Let me think about it." "Okay. But it's probably the only way you're going to know for sure, unless you ask him yourself. He's probably not going to come onto you, no matter how he feels." "Why?" Annie asked, a little tearfully. "He's just too shy. Katie told me how reluctant he was even to be with *her*, and he's known her for all her life!" Annie sighed. "I suppose that's true. I need to think about it." "No problem." Julie leaned over and gave her friend a kiss, to help ease her pains. Annie returned the kiss, and the two began to neck once more. ----- Don was in paradise. Katie was slowly moving up and down on his cock, sending shivers of pleasure throughout his body. He was lying down, letting her do the work, as she'd asked him to. He reached up and gently caressed her tits through her shirt. She sighed, enjoying the feel of her brother's hands on her body. By mutual consent, their pace quickened, but they didn't rush. Tonight was not a night for frenzy, but a night for lovingly sharing. Kate mewled as she began to ride his dick a little faster, and Don's hips began to move, pushing back up at her as she came down. The feeling was wonderful, and she didn't think she could hold out much longer. Don was certain that he couldn't withstand more, though. He pushed himself to a sitting position, wrapping his arms lightly around his sister. The two began to kiss as they continued to move against each other. It was a little awkward, but they were so caught up in the emotion, they could not have cared less. It was only a little while before Don could not take any more, and pulled Katie all the way down onto his dick, blowing his load deep inside her. The feel of it sent Kate over the edge, and she, too, came, crying out in her pleasure. The two remained locked together for some minutes, unmoving, lost together in their own world of love. ----- Gill rammed into Susan again and again. After he'd recovered from her outstanding blowjob, he'd flipped her onto her back, and slipped his dick inside her. Susan wrapped her legs around him, to pull him further into her, and she grunted in joy. "Yes, oh, God, yes, fuck me, Gill!" she cried. For his part, Gill slammed into her faster and harder, thrusting for all he was worth. Susan began to buck beneath him, and he knew she was on the very edge of her orgasm. He reached over with one hand and began to twist her nipple. A blinding wave of passion overcame Susan, and she screamed out in orgasm. Her body bucked and thrashed beneath her brother, who continued ramming into her until he, himself, began his own climax. The feel of Gill's seed splashing inside her cunt caused Susan to ride even higher, crying out and twisting until she lost her senses and could only grunt and buck her hips at him. It was several moments before the two were able to calm down from their peak. Gill slipped out of his sister's twat, and lay down beside her in the grass. He pulled her to him, and she turned, allowing him to embrace her fully. The two kissed softly for some minutes before they truly settled from their encounter. "I love you, Gill," Susan said after a long moment of comfortable silence. "I love you, too," he said, meaning it. ----- After a while, the group came back together. There were a few sheepish grins shared among them, but everyone understood the reasoning; for the moment, they still seemed to be relatively safe. Since that could change at any time, they had each taken the opportunity to relieve a little stress. Once the group was gathered around the fire once more, Don said, "Looks like it's just you and me, Gill. You want first watch, or second?" Before Gill could answer, Julie spoke up. "Why can't the rest of us stand watch?" Don looked at her as if she'd just sprouted antennae. The thought had never even *occurred* to him that they might. Annie looked at him and chuckled. "She's right, you know. We're just as capable of standing watch as you are." Gill said, "But, Julie, you don't really have any way to defend yourself..." "You think my scream isn't going to wake you guys up?" she said with a smile. "All I've got to do is see it coming, right? You guys can beat it up when it gets here." The group laughed. Gill said, "If we're going to do that, then I'd suggest that we stand watch in pairs." Don asked, "Why?" "When we were standing watch before, I noticed it was kind of hard to stay awake at times. A little easier if you have someone to talk with, and to keep you awake." "Okay, so, three teams? Or should we just rotate it around?" "I think it would be best if we stuck to the pairs we're in now." Gill looked rather pointedly between Don and Katie. Don got the message, and knew that Gill was right; Katie was in no shape to be without Don at night, now that they were out here in the wilderness again. "So, who wants first watch? Katie and I will take second watch tonight." "We'll do it," Annie said. "You four look... uh.... 'tired'." The group chuckled slightly at that. "Thanks. See you in five hours." "Um... Don?" Annie said. "Yeah?" "How do I know when five hours is up?" Stifling a yawn, Don nodded, and chanted a little spell. A small orb of light settled onto the ground, glowing dimly. "Remind me to teach you that trick tomorrow. When the orb fades, five hours is up." "Gotcha. Thanks." He nodded, and snuggled down next to his sister to get some sleep. ...---=== http://netwolf.wolfpub.org ===---... The morning came soon enough on the grasslands. The four who were awake moved around very quietly to allow Annie and Julie to get their final measure of sleep. In due course, it was necessary to wake them. Don went over to them both, and knelt down, lightly shaking their shoulders. Julie rolled over and grumbled without being fully awake, but Annie snapped her eyes open, and sat up quickly. It took her a second to realize who had awakened her, and the adrenaline rush had her shaking like a leaf. Seeing her fright, Don moved closer to her, and hugged her. She grasped at him, seeking the comfort that he provided. They held each other for some time, until Annie finally calmed down from her fright. "I don't like it out here," she said in a weak, small voice. "Neither do I. We'll be okay." He tried to put as much conviction into his voice as possible. She smiled weakly at him. Don, not sure if he should or not, leaned in. Annie tilted her head up to meet him, and they kissed tenderly. She embraced him again, but more softly this time. Their kiss was long and heartfelt. When they finally parted, Annie smiled more readily at him. "Thanks," she whispered. "Any time," he answered with a smile. Turning to Julie, he smacked her on the shoulder. "Jules! Get your cute butt out of bed!" Julie finally rolled back over and opened her eyes. She looked up at him, and half-smiled. "Time to get up already?" "Yeah. Sorry. You guys can have tomorrow night off of guard duty. C'mon, we've gotta get moving soon. Breakfast is waiting." ----- It wasn't long before they were back on the horses and on their way. Once again, Don was riding with Annie, though he kept his sister in sight. He held onto the young woman snugly, and she was settled back against him. "I could get used to this," she said quietly. "Used to what?" he asked. "Having you hold onto me like that," she replied. He smiled, and squeezed her a bit before returning to his previous grip. "Have I told you how pretty you are?" he asked. "Not in the last ten minutes," she said, fishing for the compliment. Melodramatically, he began, "Your hair is the fire of an autumn sunset, your eyes are the purest jade..." He didn't get any further before she began laughing. When she settled down, he said, "You are beautiful, you know." He saw her blush. "Thank you," she said quietly, her eyes gazing out at the grasslands. Changing the subject a little, he said, "You *do* understand why Katie and I have to stay together at night, right?" She frowned slightly. "Not really, but I didn't figure it was my business." He squeezed her again. "I'm making it your business. As scared as you might be here, Katie was terrified when we first got here. I mean, not only was she thrown into this really strange place, but she got changed into an Elfling. I still don't think she's fully accepted it yet, and being back out here in the wild, well... She's scared again, big time. And I have to look out for my sister. I know you want us to spend some time together, but..." She took his hand. "Okay, I understand. You're right; at least I have Julie to keep me company, but you're all Katie has." Not able to resist asking, Don said, "Just how well does Julie keep you company?" Annie blushed crimson, but gave no answer. ----- The day wore on in one monotonous roll of grassland until well after lunch, when the land turned upward, and became more rocky. It was slower going, as the trail they were now on was barely wide enough for the wagon. On one side of them was a heavy stand of trees, too thick to move the horses through, and on the other side was a steep drop-off, lined with trees and boulders. They moved carefully, but Don was concerned; if they were attacked by anything more menacing than a rabbit here, they were in trouble. As they reached a bend in the trail, Don's fears were manifested. In a flash, Dan Gelmer came soaring around the curve. It was obvious that he had been lying in wait for them. Katie screamed and rolled off Whirlwind. Julie jumped as well, and Dan Gelmer plowed into the horse, decapitating it with a vicious swipe of his claws. Don was about to toss Annie off Nightmare when the body of Whirlwind slammed into his horse. Nightmare reared up, tossing both its riders off. Annie and Don were both thrown clear of the horse. Don hit his back on the wagon, and he saw Annie hit her head. He reached out for her, but could not catch her as they both rolled off the wagon... And over the edge of the cliff. ...---=== http://netwolf.wolfpub.org ===---... ...---=== http://netwolf.wolfpub.org ===---... <1st attachment begin> <HTML removed pursuant to http://assm.asstr-mirror.org/erotica/assm/faq.html#policy> <1st attachment end> ----- ASSM Moderation System Notice------ Notice: This post has been modified from its original format. 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