Xanaphia
Evil Midweek Cutie
- Joined
- Sep 28, 2013
I’ve never really thought of myself as ‘eye candy’, though.
Only because you aren’t looking at this from my angle, Kaydia replied, rather enjoying the sight of her oiled-up husband in hardly anything. Or, perhaps I should say, from a certain point of view? I’ve always been rather fond of those abs, but I have absolutely underappreciated your thighs.
Still, she was careful about how much of her own desire she let bleed into their bond. Trinidad made a good point about how these matches were far different from actual combat. The last thing Quentin needed now was to carry her desire on top of his own growing lust. Besides, it would be more fun to unleash it upon him afterwards. Whether he won or lost.
“I hope you have not wagered more than you care to pay.”
“Your concern is duly noted, Mr. Trinidad, but let me assure you, I will have no trouble making good on this wager. It’s nothing more than I can spare.”
“Like I said,” he grinned, “I’m not that easy.”
“Good. I was counting on you being hard,” Shrikee countered, making a wide circle around him.
“Now,” he added, tossing her back her sword as he recovered his own, “try and put on a better show.”
Shrikee caught her blade with one hand, held above her head in a pose that exaggerated her curves. Malachi was arrogant, and that made him even hotter. She bristled at the realization but didn’t fight it. Instead, it fed her resolve, her need to win. How good would he look with her thighs on his shoulders? There was but one way to find out. “Yes, give into your arrogance. Your cockiness. All the sweeter when you break down and beg me.”
She charged again, feinting right before sidestepping left. Still, he’d seen through her ploy, his thin blade ready to meet hers before she could change trajectory. He was a master with a blade, deflecting her blow in the twist of his wrist, directing the force away. Clearly, he had a lot of practice with it. But there were stick tricks of the arena she knew. Like, twisting into his space, letting the length of his weapon brush her skin and sighing as the bliss glided along her nerves.
It’s not the sort of move one would do if the blade were sharp, but things in the arena were different when one doesn’t fear pain. And, just as she predicted, he had no counter for it, barely registering her position in time to brace for impact. Her broadsword connected with his side, and he tensed, trying to minimize the pain but experiencing maddening pleasure instead.
She jumped back before he could properly retaliate, the blade missing her by a hair’s breadth. Still, he closed the gap between them, denying her opportunity to swing her weapon. He learned quickly, it seemed, managing to slip his sword in the open space of her stance, between her thighs. Slowly, far too slowly, the steel caressed her legs, cool against the needy heat of her flesh. So, she swayed closer to Malachi, eyelids heavy and lips parted, as if she meant to kiss him. He hesitated, realization dawning in his eyes, but it was too late as her forehead crashed into his.
Only because you aren’t looking at this from my angle, Kaydia replied, rather enjoying the sight of her oiled-up husband in hardly anything. Or, perhaps I should say, from a certain point of view? I’ve always been rather fond of those abs, but I have absolutely underappreciated your thighs.
Still, she was careful about how much of her own desire she let bleed into their bond. Trinidad made a good point about how these matches were far different from actual combat. The last thing Quentin needed now was to carry her desire on top of his own growing lust. Besides, it would be more fun to unleash it upon him afterwards. Whether he won or lost.
“I hope you have not wagered more than you care to pay.”
“Your concern is duly noted, Mr. Trinidad, but let me assure you, I will have no trouble making good on this wager. It’s nothing more than I can spare.”
“Like I said,” he grinned, “I’m not that easy.”
“Good. I was counting on you being hard,” Shrikee countered, making a wide circle around him.
“Now,” he added, tossing her back her sword as he recovered his own, “try and put on a better show.”
Shrikee caught her blade with one hand, held above her head in a pose that exaggerated her curves. Malachi was arrogant, and that made him even hotter. She bristled at the realization but didn’t fight it. Instead, it fed her resolve, her need to win. How good would he look with her thighs on his shoulders? There was but one way to find out. “Yes, give into your arrogance. Your cockiness. All the sweeter when you break down and beg me.”
She charged again, feinting right before sidestepping left. Still, he’d seen through her ploy, his thin blade ready to meet hers before she could change trajectory. He was a master with a blade, deflecting her blow in the twist of his wrist, directing the force away. Clearly, he had a lot of practice with it. But there were stick tricks of the arena she knew. Like, twisting into his space, letting the length of his weapon brush her skin and sighing as the bliss glided along her nerves.
It’s not the sort of move one would do if the blade were sharp, but things in the arena were different when one doesn’t fear pain. And, just as she predicted, he had no counter for it, barely registering her position in time to brace for impact. Her broadsword connected with his side, and he tensed, trying to minimize the pain but experiencing maddening pleasure instead.
She jumped back before he could properly retaliate, the blade missing her by a hair’s breadth. Still, he closed the gap between them, denying her opportunity to swing her weapon. He learned quickly, it seemed, managing to slip his sword in the open space of her stance, between her thighs. Slowly, far too slowly, the steel caressed her legs, cool against the needy heat of her flesh. So, she swayed closer to Malachi, eyelids heavy and lips parted, as if she meant to kiss him. He hesitated, realization dawning in his eyes, but it was too late as her forehead crashed into his.