Chamorus the Cat
Super-Earth
- Joined
- Nov 1, 2010
She screamed and pulled on her binds. The stone. The stone was the key. That's what the oracle had said to her earlier that day. The man, he looked like the bishop of the church; he held the emerald-green stone, the one they had called the Taurus fragment. His hand pressed the stone against her shaven slit, pressing, pressing, her pussy compressed and stretched to fit the mass, tearing apart with a splash of blood. The green stone sucked up the bright red liquid, but what had stained the bishop's white, immaculate robes remained.
As the stone disappeared, her flesh began to knit together, heavy balls taking the place of labia, stretching and growing as her clitoris grew and grew, eventually coming out of its own skin like a butterfly bursting through its cocoon; the tip was bulbous and helm-shaped, slit along the middle, where precum oozed out slowly.
"No!" she screamed, as scribes took notes furiously in the dim, torchlit room...
Amelia was cute, despite the circumstances of the moment; blonde hair hidden behind an armored hairband, with soft brown eyes; she was warded in a light tabard, her arms and legs armored with light plate.
But here Amelia stood, frozen with combat paralysis. What could she do in this situation? People were bleeding and dying; she couldn't tell who was who, but she knew she needed to do something to help... But she just couldn't commit!
As the stone disappeared, her flesh began to knit together, heavy balls taking the place of labia, stretching and growing as her clitoris grew and grew, eventually coming out of its own skin like a butterfly bursting through its cocoon; the tip was bulbous and helm-shaped, slit along the middle, where precum oozed out slowly.
"No!" she screamed, as scribes took notes furiously in the dim, torchlit room...
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Amelia was cute, despite the circumstances of the moment; blonde hair hidden behind an armored hairband, with soft brown eyes; she was warded in a light tabard, her arms and legs armored with light plate.
But here Amelia stood, frozen with combat paralysis. What could she do in this situation? People were bleeding and dying; she couldn't tell who was who, but she knew she needed to do something to help... But she just couldn't commit!