A week ago, I had been called into Yuldasha’s planning room. These weekly meetings were to analyze the invasion\u2015 as if my own work wasn’t stressful enough\u2015 I had been somehow tasked with being Yuldasha’s right hand during this invasion. I was more than qualified of course, being a high sorceress after-all. I was a woman of great knowledge, history and skepticism. I could plan accordingly and was thorough in my work but I had other more pressing matters to attend, for I found this type of work monotonous and vapid. Alas, Yuldasha needed someone like me to calculate and review with. Indeed, someone to discuss with and enumerate possibilities. Yuldasha would never admit it, but she needed someone to evaluate this invasion that was quickly becoming a mountainous, predicament of excreta.<\/span><\/p>\n Surely there were other Kazdruk better suited for this line of lifeless work. Warrior castes or tacticians for example, ones who were birthed into training to deal with these kinds of things. One’s bred to count hooves and anatomize every possible war strategy. \u2015<\/span>Sigh<\/span><\/i>\u2015 If I wanted to engage in protracted games of chess all day, I would’ve stayed back at our homeworld. My primary purpose here was to explore this world’s use of magic, energy and sustenance\u2015a far more interesting task\u2015 report my findings and enter my discoveries into the great codex back home.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n My secondary reasoning to deploying to this rock, was to help enhance Yuldasha’s military might if needed. Enhance by any means necessary and tinker at will. By now, Yuldasha looked to me to make the invasion smoother, perhaps faster. As a high sorceress, she trusted me to come up with ways to help this disaster of an invasion. The Kazdruk troops weren’t necessarily failing but let’s just say Kazdruk royalty aren’t exactly patient. This wasn’t the slowest invasion in our long history, not by far but the numerous setbacks were upsetting the Matriarch which was in-turn infuriating Yuldasha, who of course took this frustration out on me.<\/span><\/p>\n “Aeltha, how can we increase our potential?” She would ask every meeting.<\/span><\/p>\n “I’ll see what I can come up with mistress,” Is always what I would return with.<\/span><\/p>\n Which is why i’m here. In this barbaric fighting ring. The constant need for this caste to engage in battle perplexed me but I needed someone to test my newest creation on. Weak prisoners would not do. I needed someone at their prime. \u00a0<\/span>I wanted Luzella, for all the vexation she put me through, plus I couldn’t deny her skills I suppose. She was a considerable fighter but Yuldasha had denied my initial request for she was a Talon leader. She went on about not being able to afford distracting Luzella of her duties and other such injudiciously, imprudent, rubbish. So I had to find someone comparable. Wulfshn, I thought. Yes, her fiery purebred sister would be perfect. I just had to find her. Curse my inimical luck, I couldn’t find her. In retrospect, I suppose I could’ve reached her via the viewing orb but I was in a hurry, lest I be scolded by Yuldasha and this test needed to be performed before it\u2015 well, it broke lose.<\/span><\/p>\n By my estimates, this fighter here would do just fine.\u00a0Moving down the divider of the wall and the ring, I paced myself to approach the valiant warrior as she was exiting for a refreshment.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n “You there, warrior.” I spoke loudly enough for her to hear but quiet enough to not draw unneeded attention. <\/span><\/p>\n The warrior quickly recognized my caste standing and rank, a pleasant benefit when dealing with this kin. Not to keep me waiting, she moved quickly before kneeling before me.<\/span><\/p>\n \u201cWhat is your name warrior?\u201d I asked.<\/span><\/p>\n \u201cDursha, high sorceress.\u201d She simply responded with no questions asked.<\/span><\/p>\n \u201cCome with me.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n Dursha and myself moved into the shadowy corridor. Without a word, the Stalkevv Kazdruk followed me, like all good Kazdruk she was obedient and ready to serve.<\/span><\/p>\n \u201cYou seem to have quite the talent Dursha. A streamlined fighter it would appear, am I correct in my observations?\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n The Kazdruk confidently nodded at me while keeping pace.<\/span><\/p>\n \u201cI am. I take pleasure in combat, tranquility in conquest and purpose in bloodshed.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n \u201cGood, good. You will do just fine then,\u201d I returned. Careful not to expose too much to her.<\/span><\/p>\n The two of us came to the next area, I unlocked the large gate and passed through with Dursha.\u00a0Neither I or Dursha were expecting Yuldasha to be on the other side. There she stood, impatiently with a guard on either side of her. Dursha immediately fell to her knee, and I quickly followed. <\/span><\/span><\/p>\n \u201cYuldasha, I did not expe-\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n \u201cSilence Aeltha, I\u2019m here to witness your new weaponry. It is ready, isn\u2019t it? Is this her by your side?\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n Yuldasha had a tendency of showing up at perfectly inopportune times. I was hoping to at least test my new experiment first before even informing Yuldasha of my actual idea. Alas, I would never admit to Yuldasha that my experiment had not even been tested yet, in fact this whole attempt was only theoretical.<\/span><\/p>\n \u201cNo, she is here for my demonstration to square up against my newest work.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n Dursha rose her eyebrow but did not move or speak.<\/span><\/p>\n \u201cVery well Aeltha, proceed.\u201d She spoke with an unimpressed sigh before sitting down on a throne made of four elvish prisoners. The four women followed Yuldasha around for this sole purpose.<\/span><\/p>\n I called over my twin elvish assistants.<\/span><\/p>\n \u201cTake Dursha here, supply her with weaponry of her choosing then show her to fighting area below.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n They both nodded and lead Dursha below. Yuldasha sat, looking over the balcony waiting for the presentation to begin. I stood by her side and watched-on myself, curious of the outcome. After approximately one long minute, Dursha appeared below in the ring, sword in hand.<\/span><\/p>\n \u201cDursha, in the name of our Matriarch, I order you to defeat this creature that comes before you.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n The warrior bowed. I gave my assistants a nod and they began to pull a large chain to open the heavy gate in front of the ring.<\/span><\/p>\n \u201cYuldasha, not to insult your intelligence but I\u2019m sure you’re familiar with the large Gan\u2019ra worms.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n \u201cOf course I am, extremely vicious but impossible to tame,\u201d She returned looking at me with a slice of irritation.<\/span><\/p>\n \u201cImpossible to tame until now. You see, after opening one up, I came to the conclusion that they have quite simple minds\u2015 like most species, the males even more so. I embedded a shard of Xxvel stone in one\u2019s frontal brain cavity, along the dorsal surface of its cerebral cortex. Once the shard was energized with pure magic, it melded with it\u2019s nervous system. Its mind worked extremely well as a host to the corruptive ways of our magic. Using simple commands, I can control his basic actions without hampering its natural desire or abilities to overpower threats. Think of the applications. A sorceress attached to a talon could act as a highly beneficial support piece. One could direct their worm into a small village, fortification or pocket of dense woodland, let it loose and its carnal nature would take control. Once all threats were neutralized, they could lead it to its next target area.”<\/span><\/p>\n Yuldasha smiled.<\/span><\/p>\n \u201cImpressive Aeltha, I must admit. Simple, yet effective.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n We watched as the gate opened before Dursha. Using a basic hand motion to funnel the magica\u2019s projections towards the beast, I sent a simple transmissional command for it to come forward. Dursha stood strong as the worm dwarfed her as she brought her sword up. I gazed to my side and caught Yuldahsa smiling. The Gan\u2019ra worm came forth, roughly 80 meters in length. Quite big.<\/span><\/p>\n \u201cI shall exemplify the full control I have over this worm. As you can see, it is ready to strike, but holding off. If it wasn’t for my control, the warrior down there would\u2019ve already been in the first phase of digestion.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n \u201cHmm, remarkable Aeltha. Please continue.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n \u201cI will now release control and let it strike.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n Waving my hand in a more jagged fashion, I cut our bonded tether. The worm moved low and fast before coiling around the fighter and striked. Fortunately, for the warrior, she was able to slash at the worm causing him to back off and coil around in an opposite direction. He lashed his tail outward, knocking Dursha off her feet. Coiling upward, he dislocated its massive jaw ready to lay a final blow. I rose my hand and mentally commanded him to hold. In perfect sync, the massive beast froze in place. Yuldasha returned with a diminutively slow clap.<\/span><\/p>\n \u201cTruly exceptional work sorrecress.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n “I will now call the creature off and send him a series of tactical commands.”<\/span><\/p>\n Raising my hand, I sent the beast the command to fall back. The worm’s eyes flickered and he began to disengage. His segmented form coiled backward but the worm stuttered in a perplexing manner. He pulled back, stopped and then began to re-engage with the warrior. Cocking my head to the side, I was taken back by the sudden error and irregularity. I raised my hand up and resent the command. The beast lunged and knocked Dursha to the ground. The fighter rolled back to her feet and slashed out at the worm again, spilling green blood across the ground. In a deafening roar, the creature lunged again knocking her back down. I sent a total stand-down command, the most simple command intended as a full abort in case things went awry.<\/span><\/p>\n The beast did not comply.<\/span><\/p>\n At this point, the commands were no longer working. I had lost complete control of the beast but interestingly, the worm was not lashing out with killing blows. It moved around the warrior coiling itself around her. An interesting note, the Gan\u2019ra were not a species known for constricting prey, instead they relied on speed to launch incapacitating blows. The Gan’ra coiled for only one thing, copulation. How could I have missed such an obvious detail? It was Gan’ra mating season. Its instinctual drive was overriding my commands. It was fighting each order I sent it.<\/span><\/p>\n Fascinating, really.<\/span><\/p>\n I continued to send stand-down commands. Sometimes, bits of the command would register and you could visually see the beast contemplate and contend with his own mind. He would falter for a brief moment before a wave of testosterone drowned the commands. His sexual drive and desire to continue its species was so powerful, it broke him free.<\/span><\/p>\n I will admit, Dursha fought valiantly. Driving her long blade into the beast, she spilled more of his blood across the stone floor. His mind only focused on one thing and he pressed on. She eventually lost her sword as the beast constricted her more. With all her strength, she tried her best to break free and separate the enclosing heavy, meaty coils. Throwing punchings and pounding across his scales, Dursha grunted in a last ditch effort.<\/span><\/p>\n The worm rocked the warrior around like a child’s doll. Forcing her down along a stone slab, it pried apart her armor with its teeth. Clothing flew apart and the beast’s twin phalluses erected themselves. The Gan’ra were interesting species. The females had four vents along their ventral scales containing four vaginal openings. The males were equipped with two reproductive hemipenis. Some sort of evolutionary trait to increase reproductive chances and insemination during their kleptothermic mating orgies.\u2015Quite the spectacle I might add\u2015Though, this Gan’ra did not realise his new mating partner was a Kazdruk. Unfortunately for her, she was equipped with only one vaginal opening and one rectum. Small ones in comparison.<\/span><\/p>\n “Is there a problem Aeltha?” Yuldasha asked coldly. Knocking me free of my thoughts.<\/span><\/p>\n \u201cWell, define problem mistress. I like to see this as an unplanned event, that may reveal untapped potential.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n \u201cDon\u2019t fluff me with drivel sorceress.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n It was obvious that the Gan’ra was no longer responding to commands as it now pinned the warrior to the slab and began mounting her.<\/span><\/p>\n \u201cA shame the test failed Aeltha but as you suggested, perhaps we should continue to examine the outcome.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n Dursha struggled beneath the heavy beast as its dripping twin members pushed against her loins. Heaving into her while holding her in place, the worm thrusted harder forcing his members inside. Dursha grunted as the girthy meat pushed into her anus that was forcefully stretching her. Splayed underneath the beast, Dursha found no leverage to pull herself away. With a low growl, the worm shifted forward sinking both members deep. In undulating motions, it pounded into the warrior over and over. I found myself brushing my fang across my lip as the situation unfolded. Either Yuldasha or myself could launch a destructive spell to quickly end the Gan’ra\u2019s life. Alas, we did no such thing. I waited for Yuldasha\u2019s command. A command that never came.<\/span><\/p>\n Dursha\u2019s struggling became visibly weaker as time progressed. Perhaps she accepted her fate. The beast truly worked her hard. A current of seminal fluid was now leaking out of Dursha and pooling on the stone slab. A clear indication that the Gan’ra had unloaded one of his many salvos of seed. My own cock began to jump as I watched the warrior\u2019s body flattened underneath the beast. More seman gushed out, signaling perhaps a second potent load.<\/span><\/p>\n
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