darjeeling
Super-Earth
- Joined
- Nov 11, 2014
Kaira listened to Adela's recount in rapt attention, her steel-grey eyes barely blinking. So the Norn was not completely unfamiliar with humans. She wondered why the giantkin would treat humans so poorly; though it ashamed her to admit that she had forgotten their faces already and guilty that she was seated in a warm bath while they were... elsewhere. There were too many questions, the nature of which Kaira hesitated to ask. Had she bedded the brothers before? The Charr, perhaps? The nature of her inquiy may not be so sweetly received.
Bubbles rose to the surface as she was submerged beneath the hot water, squeezing her eyes shut as she shook her head slightly to swirl her hair about the soapy suds occupying the surface, only pushing against Adela's head when she needed air to which the Norn complied. She found the brief thought that the threat of being drowned had not bothered her odd but quickly decided not to think too hard on the matter. She found the methodical motions against her back relaxing, her stiff shoulders drooping and Kaira squirming slightly at the tickling sensations dancing up her spine. She arched her back when Adela hit a particularly sensitive spot but was otherwise mostly silent as the Norn continued to speak and clean her.
In a way, there was very little difference between this and being washed by a maid, the only glaring disparity being that the Norn was the one in control and not Kaira. "Our caravan was bound for Ascalon territory." She finally said as Adela finished her bathing. The now clean noble rubbed her fingers over her skin; with the sweat and dirt scrubbed away, her skin took on a much lighter sheen. Despite the red from the heat, Kaira looked and felt much better. At Adela's gesture, she looked down at the water with dirt floating about and realize that she would not remain clean much longer if she stayed.
Splashing her face one last time, she clambered out of the bath, careful not to slip on the water before she was enveloped into a large towel. It was somewhat coarse against her still sensitive skin but she was happy to oblige to being dried off. She did not want to catch a cold or die from some terrible sickness. [color=#4682B4I don't know much about that place,"[/color] Kaira continued, her voice muffled behind the thick material. "But I am rather glad I was not slain by ghosts of the past." If she was ever returned home, perhaps she should ask what her mother and father expected her to find there.
Bubbles rose to the surface as she was submerged beneath the hot water, squeezing her eyes shut as she shook her head slightly to swirl her hair about the soapy suds occupying the surface, only pushing against Adela's head when she needed air to which the Norn complied. She found the brief thought that the threat of being drowned had not bothered her odd but quickly decided not to think too hard on the matter. She found the methodical motions against her back relaxing, her stiff shoulders drooping and Kaira squirming slightly at the tickling sensations dancing up her spine. She arched her back when Adela hit a particularly sensitive spot but was otherwise mostly silent as the Norn continued to speak and clean her.
In a way, there was very little difference between this and being washed by a maid, the only glaring disparity being that the Norn was the one in control and not Kaira. "Our caravan was bound for Ascalon territory." She finally said as Adela finished her bathing. The now clean noble rubbed her fingers over her skin; with the sweat and dirt scrubbed away, her skin took on a much lighter sheen. Despite the red from the heat, Kaira looked and felt much better. At Adela's gesture, she looked down at the water with dirt floating about and realize that she would not remain clean much longer if she stayed.
Splashing her face one last time, she clambered out of the bath, careful not to slip on the water before she was enveloped into a large towel. It was somewhat coarse against her still sensitive skin but she was happy to oblige to being dried off. She did not want to catch a cold or die from some terrible sickness. [color=#4682B4I don't know much about that place,"[/color] Kaira continued, her voice muffled behind the thick material. "But I am rather glad I was not slain by ghosts of the past." If she was ever returned home, perhaps she should ask what her mother and father expected her to find there.