surrealobsession
Super-Earth
- Joined
- Apr 21, 2013
Loki. She knew that name, everyone did. The legend who had come to Earth and revealed himself as real. Revealed so much more than that by his very existence. While she had seen his photo on the news, in papers, online, he looked so different in person. Somehow more enticing and powerful.
"Of course you are," she purred. "Who else could you be?" But he was biting her lobe, her fingers gripping the front of his suit for an instant in response. She had never found anything so erotic, so satisfying. And yet there was more and he knew it, moving around to stand behind her, his hand on her body sending heat through her that made her flush with need.
Bobby pressed back slightly against him, feeling the line of his slender body against her own. She had never taken so many before and thought it would fatigue her. But she felt nothing but a surge of energy and heat, burning brightly through her. And she knew suddenly that she wouldn't have to touch them to make it work. There was something frightening and amazing within her. She gave in to the whisper of power, and spoke above the crowd, her words breathless.
"Finish it."
The drunk died first, his head smashed into the floor. Next came the leader of the group, then two of his friends. The bartender had long since escaped, leaving them alone with the two men she had taken, standing up, bleeding and panting. But then their eyes settled on one another. With cries they ran at one another, colliding, and began doing everything they could to kill the other.
It was the most brutal sight she could have imagined. It was utter carnage, but she couldn't look away. Even as the blood pooled on the floor of the bar, she could not look away. It was proof of what she could do. While she did not take pleasure in the death, in the violence, she reveled in the control, and the evidence of what she had done.
"Of course you are," she purred. "Who else could you be?" But he was biting her lobe, her fingers gripping the front of his suit for an instant in response. She had never found anything so erotic, so satisfying. And yet there was more and he knew it, moving around to stand behind her, his hand on her body sending heat through her that made her flush with need.
Bobby pressed back slightly against him, feeling the line of his slender body against her own. She had never taken so many before and thought it would fatigue her. But she felt nothing but a surge of energy and heat, burning brightly through her. And she knew suddenly that she wouldn't have to touch them to make it work. There was something frightening and amazing within her. She gave in to the whisper of power, and spoke above the crowd, her words breathless.
"Finish it."
The drunk died first, his head smashed into the floor. Next came the leader of the group, then two of his friends. The bartender had long since escaped, leaving them alone with the two men she had taken, standing up, bleeding and panting. But then their eyes settled on one another. With cries they ran at one another, colliding, and began doing everything they could to kill the other.
It was the most brutal sight she could have imagined. It was utter carnage, but she couldn't look away. Even as the blood pooled on the floor of the bar, she could not look away. It was proof of what she could do. While she did not take pleasure in the death, in the violence, she reveled in the control, and the evidence of what she had done.