The_Fifth_Master
Super-Earth
- Joined
- Jul 5, 2010
The bolera found it's mark. Gyth was elated as he watched his big black hit the ground solidly and skid to a halt. Now was the time to claim him and Gyth ran hard then leap on his back so he would not rise.
It was called xul roping. The manacle around his wrist and using his knees for leverage he pulled the arm so that the wrist was behind the mounts head at the back ring on the pinch collar. He set the chain in place and quickly reached for the other hand while the big fellow was stunned from his pouncing.
Both wrists were secure in the manacles and linked behind it's head. Gyth took the drag rope and knotted it at the bend of both the mounts elbow. He checked the tangle to see that it was tight. A careful inspection revealed the strain of the thighs and no higher. It was then that he discovered he forgot the hood.
Guth's hand slipped along the stallions back. Further down the curve of its tight ass cheeks where he clenched and squeezed. The flesh raising pleasantly to his touch. He gave a nod of approval. Time for that later.
Gyth stood in the middle of the path and looked around him. The light was waning and he would need to feed soon. Unless he wanted to untangle his mount and ride him back but without the carbic in hot pursuit Gyth did not want to chance another run. As he felt the Devil struggling under him he cuffed him hard with a fist to the jaw. Sign language for stop.
There was some sticker brush on the lean of a fallen tree at the edge of the forest. It would do well enough for his purpose. They would not be staying all night and the cries would ward off any carbic teams thinking a kill had been made by another team and would avoid the place.
With the rope around one shoulder Gyth gave a tug. The body moved but it wasn't going to be easy. He stood up, his feet planted solidly on the stallion's shoulder blades wanting no more trouble from him. Funny how mother nature leaves things around that turn out to be handy. He could smell it as he took a handful of the big stallions mane. A herd of tanga had been down the path recently and had left a present so close to the Big Fella's head.
Hooding him would have been the perfect blinding to keep him from struggling so much. In the thrill of the chase Gyth forgot the hood. And without the hood Gyth thanked the tanga and used a drooling vine leaf to scoop enough of the waste product to cover the stallion's eye lids with the thick paste of it. It would begin to dry almost immediately with the contact of heated flesh and transform into a natural glue.
Gyth decided to give it a few minutes to work before moving him in case it didn't close the eyelids solidly. He did not want to expose himself to possible attack just for a second application. Once he was sure the eyes were sealed then he'd move the stallion. He glance down to have a look see.
It was called xul roping. The manacle around his wrist and using his knees for leverage he pulled the arm so that the wrist was behind the mounts head at the back ring on the pinch collar. He set the chain in place and quickly reached for the other hand while the big fellow was stunned from his pouncing.
Both wrists were secure in the manacles and linked behind it's head. Gyth took the drag rope and knotted it at the bend of both the mounts elbow. He checked the tangle to see that it was tight. A careful inspection revealed the strain of the thighs and no higher. It was then that he discovered he forgot the hood.
Guth's hand slipped along the stallions back. Further down the curve of its tight ass cheeks where he clenched and squeezed. The flesh raising pleasantly to his touch. He gave a nod of approval. Time for that later.
Gyth stood in the middle of the path and looked around him. The light was waning and he would need to feed soon. Unless he wanted to untangle his mount and ride him back but without the carbic in hot pursuit Gyth did not want to chance another run. As he felt the Devil struggling under him he cuffed him hard with a fist to the jaw. Sign language for stop.
There was some sticker brush on the lean of a fallen tree at the edge of the forest. It would do well enough for his purpose. They would not be staying all night and the cries would ward off any carbic teams thinking a kill had been made by another team and would avoid the place.
With the rope around one shoulder Gyth gave a tug. The body moved but it wasn't going to be easy. He stood up, his feet planted solidly on the stallion's shoulder blades wanting no more trouble from him. Funny how mother nature leaves things around that turn out to be handy. He could smell it as he took a handful of the big stallions mane. A herd of tanga had been down the path recently and had left a present so close to the Big Fella's head.
Hooding him would have been the perfect blinding to keep him from struggling so much. In the thrill of the chase Gyth forgot the hood. And without the hood Gyth thanked the tanga and used a drooling vine leaf to scoop enough of the waste product to cover the stallion's eye lids with the thick paste of it. It would begin to dry almost immediately with the contact of heated flesh and transform into a natural glue.
Gyth decided to give it a few minutes to work before moving him in case it didn't close the eyelids solidly. He did not want to expose himself to possible attack just for a second application. Once he was sure the eyes were sealed then he'd move the stallion. He glance down to have a look see.