The princess was carried into a spacious room. There was no light here, only moonlight. Deamara only had time to notice a huge window hidden by light curtains, and behind it, it seems, an exit to a balcony, from where a fresh, but not at all warm autumn wind blew. A wide, roomy bed under a canopy, covered with skins, was freely located against the wall - several people could easily fit on it.
The girl was let go. Salty tears were still running down her face, her body was trembling with excitement and fear. Aznar slowly touched her neck with his lips. Deja twitched at the burning touch.
“Deya, my dear, don’t be afraid,” Markat whispered behind his back.
And very quiet: - I'm sorry that so ...
Beria also came up and began carefully and slowly unbuttoning the chains on her dress. Deamara trembled under his arms and couldn't control herself. Aznar hugged her from behind, and Deya immediately felt hot from his body, the werewolf kissed her neck and shoulders, no longer stopping. The princess heard only his indistinct whisper and sometimes a low growl. Chains fell to the floor, the liberated dress waved in a wave. Aznar touched the blond hair, carefully removed the jewelry that held it, and easily untwisted the braid. Deja felt him press his face against her hair, bury his nose in it.
- How delicious you smell! the man whispered.
A short roar from Beria and the werewolf in one sharp movement tore the thin fabric of the dress, which obediently slid down to his feet, leaving the girl completely defenseless. At the same moment, Aznar slightly bit her shoulder from behind, it didn’t hurt, but Deamara screamed in surprise and Beria immediately covered her lips with a kiss.
The world around was blurred and swam. Deya forgot how to think and how to breathe, the hands of one werewolf stroked her back, descending lower and lower, burned with touches, while the second took possession of her chest, stroking and squeezing. Deya felt that her own body was betraying her, and she was already sobbing involuntarily under the hard and at the same time gentle hot hands. Beria broke away from her lips and kissed her neck, collarbone, breasts. Deja saw his eyes phosphorescent like an animal in the dark, but that didn't frighten her at all, not now. Aznar touched the sensitive flesh between her legs, and the girl shuddered all over, ran her hands through Beria's hair, trying to hold on. The man in response lightly bit her nipple and purred contentedly when he heard a moan. What Aznar did was generally unimaginable and unbearable.
Finally the girl was released. Aznar gently pulled her onto the bed, and Deya felt the caressingly soft skins on her bare skin. Her face and body were on fire. Bery lay down beside him, playing with the fangs on the girl's chest. Aznar kissed her belly, made her arch from his caresses, then spread her legs apart. Deja realized that she wanted to accept him right now, immediately. Herself.
The girl moaned softly. Bery again greedily pressed his lips to hers, now imperiously crushing them, now caressing her tongue. The girl's hands were entangled in his hair. How soft and thick they are... At that moment, Aznar pushed forward sharply, and the girl's scream merged with his moan. The man froze, giving the opportunity to get used to and slowly, very slowly, began to move. The world around Deya disappeared and her whole being focused on unusual painfully sweet sensations. Her body arched itself, adjusting to the rhythm, which gradually accelerated. The man groaned briefly, the thrusts became stronger and more aggressive, he no longer restrained himself. He tightly squeezed the girl's hips with his hands, leaned on her, froze, breathing heavily. Deya, not knowing what she was doing, obeying her instincts, squeezed the man with her hips, almost demanding to continue. Aznar leaned over and Deamara received a kiss full of tenderness and gratitude. Then the man pulled away and almost fell onto the bed.
Bery, meanwhile, got up and began to stroke one of the girl's legs, then painfully kissed the inner surface of the thigh. His long hair fell over his face, and it seemed to Deamare that his eyes gleamed slyly in the darkness. He slowly entered, the girl arched and groaned, while Markat snarled briefly. He was not so gentle and patient, but Deja no longer needed it. Bery leaned his hands on the bed, Deya wrapped her legs around his torso. Pain mixed with pleasure and desire. Deamara clung to the skins from incredible tension, tearing out hairs, Aznar moved closer, kissed her, sucking her lower lip, biting her lightly. The girl shuddered all over, and a wave of pleasure passed through him from the stomach, down her legs. Beria soon froze, cautiously stepped back.
Deya felt an amazing inexpressible lightness, her body seemed to float in weightlessness, swaying slightly, and the creature became completely empty and clean. The girl heard only the rapid breathing of the two men and her own, she felt the air filled with a thick and spicy smell. Reality trembled and slowly drifted away, pulling her into dream worlds.
***
Bery watched as the sleeping girl, spread out on the bed, was breathing measuredly. So unusual, so fragile... Blond hair, milky white skin, thin graceful hands, sensual body, a little childish, plump lips.
His brother stood next to him on the balcony. Beria knew that he, too, was looking at her. Felt. I felt it all over my skin, pleasantly chilled by the night breeze.
“Why are you and I so unlucky,” Bery chuckled bitterly. - Lanaren alone for two, the daughter of our enemy, which is why we are now on the verge of open war. Moreover, the family will not have heirs, which will greatly undermine our right to rule over our people.
Aznar did not even move next to him.
-What? Beria squinted his eyes. - Again you say that the gifts of the Goddess do not reject?
- Do not reject - Aznar sighed. Then he put his hand on his brother's shoulder. - You should have been nicer to her. She's still almost a child. And it's not her fault she's in this situation.
Beria snorted indignantly.
-Yes, I know! It's just... when I look at her, so many emotions arise at the same time, and her smell just blows my head. I don't understand how you keep yourself so calm?
Aznar laughed softly.
- You're still very young.
You are only four years older than me! - Beria's whisper sounded obvious indignation.
“Sometimes it’s a lot,” Aznar deftly intercepted his brother’s hand when he tried to poke him in the ribs. - See? That's what I'm talking about.
“Let go,” the younger brother growled, releasing his hand and grimacing. - Come on, let's go for a run through the woods. And then I'm next to her ... going crazy, it seems.
Deya grimaced in displeasure, for some reason her nose and forehead were itching. The girl opened her eyes and found two red shadows above her, felt her head with her hand, stumbled upon someone's ... skull ?! With a yelp, she jumped out of bed very quickly, managing by some miracle to wrap herself in one of the soft skins. Some beads, feathers and leaves fell down. The werewolves on the bed froze with long faces, and the girl tried to feel herself and understand what was happening in general. Bery grinned impudently, holding a clay bowl with paint and a brush in his hands. Deamara looked at Aznar, but she did not find sympathy there either - the man could hardly restrain himself from laughing:"Deya, honey... just don't panic," he said softly, raising his hands in a reassuring gesture.-What's happening? the girl exhaled nervously, wrapping herself more tightly in the skin and noticing some strange red and blue stripes on her arms. - What's that?The princess turned around in search
- I have to leave.Deamara hid under a warm skin, pretending to be sleeping peacefully. It was warm under the skin, and from the balcony, from where the quiet voices of the brothers could be heard, it was noticeably cold.-Now? Beria's somewhat surprised voice was heard.-Yes. You can't put things off for so long. I need to go to Emberg to announce the wedding. The councilors will be unhappy anyway when they find out about Dey. Well, I should have imagined it...-Oh, come on! Beria snorted. - Who cares. She is our Lanaren. Any of them would have done the same.“I know,” Asnar chuckled. – But traditions oblige, you understand. I leave it to you, do you hear? Take care of her while I'm gone.-Where am I going."I'm serious," the man added sternly.-I understand. How long?-Four days.Dea froze. Four days? Alone with Beria. She didn't like the idea at all. As long as Aznar is around, he inspires some calmness. The princess did not want to be alone with her quick-tempered younger brother.
Early in the morning, still at dusk, Aznar gently stroked the girl on the cheek. Deja did not immediately realize that this was not a dream. "I'll miss you," the man whispered and kissed her on the ear. Then Deya dozed off again and did not hear him leave.Then I woke up when it was light. Because it's cold. Beria slept next to him, on his back, arms outstretched. His chest heaved steadily.The girl froze, afraid to wake him up, although the dream was strong. She took a moment to look at the man closely, without blushing or taking her eyes off his jokes.Her red hair fell loosely over the white pillow. The werewolf had very beautiful features, especially now, while relaxed. A straight nose, strong-willed chin, long curled eyelashes that also shine with copper. Deya even found a couple of freckles on her cheeks. Clear cheekbones, sensual lips. Tattoos on the chest and shoulders, slightly convex, similar to the ligature of ancient runes.Deamara propped herself up on her elbows, loomin
Around everything was covered with a veil of fog. There was a small depression here and it rose almost to the shoulders. The rustle was repeated on the right. Turning around, she saw nothing again. Maybe it's a wild animal?Slowly, trying to step as quietly as possible, she backed away towards the castle. She tripped over an invisible root and almost fell. And then I saw him.First, a dark silhouette in the mist that slowly moved straight towards her. Then he gradually took on flesh. Red skin color with dark stripes, familiar green eyes. A huge tiger gently stepped on the ground, not taking the girl's creepy gaze. Moisture hung in drops on the muzzle, mustache and sides, and traces of damp earth remained in some places on the white paws.With a convulsive sigh, Deamara turned around and, no longer hiding, ran towards the castle. The noise behind her spurred her on even more, giving strength and speed, but the beast overtook her after a couple of moments. A powerful blow to the back -
Emberg (capital of the Markats)Councilor Kertan was angry. It was felt in every movement of the elderly man. The way he walked abruptly, adjusting his collar every now and then, the way he looked at the servants who were in a hurry to evaporate out of his way. The adviser was rarely out of sorts, but if he was angry, heads could roll. Therefore, anyone who knew him well would hasten to lie low for a while.He was just seeing off the Sovereign, assuring that the capital was under his personal protection, when the servant gave him a report. And now Kertan could hardly control himself.Own daughter, stupid and reckless, planted a pig. And to deal with this to him, Kertan. And, God forbid, stay alive.-Lara! the adviser yelled as he approached his daughter's room and jerked open the door.A tall, statuesque girl sat by the mirror, braiding her thick copper hair. Her dress was of luxurious brocade with silver embroidery, and a necklace of opals shimmered around her neck. Beautiful green e
The autumn forest smelled of dampness and rotten leaves. Despite the cool weather, Aznar put on only a linen shirt and thin pants. The man walked barefoot, stepping inaudibly like a big cat. The red scythe swayed in time with his steps, slapping him on the back as the markat jumped over the roots of the trees. Deya involuntarily admired these deft, measured movements. And did not notice how they went to the cliff."Be careful," the man warned, raising his hand.The girl came closer and gasped with delight: the slope abruptly went down into a rocky cliff. Fog floated in wisps below, and the splashing of water was heard. Flocks of small birds resembling swallows hovered over it, chasing each other.-There is a lake, - Aznar explained. - Very cold. And a lot of fish.The man turned to the girl, ran his hand over her cheek, brushing a strand of hair out of her loose braid. Deya was braiding hastily, and now her hair began to slowly unravel.Why did you leave the castle? Beria told me.He
Sharaam, city of magiciansEndy swayed measuredly in the saddle. The clothes were still damp from the recent heavy rain, and there were smudges and dirt stains on the boots and trousers. His back was numb, his legs were buzzing, and his neck was unbearably itchy. On the road in autumn it is very unpleasant, he had already forgotten that. The man adjusted his collar, looked ahead, and sighed. The forest thinned out considerably, and the road became wider and better. But most importantly, the city walls appeared ahead.Made of dark gray flat stone, tall and gloomy. Narrow towers, over the peaks of which red lights burn, gloomy guards in black robes.The city of magicians, Sharaam, greeted the guests unfriendly. Endius felt uncomfortable in front of the massive gates of bog oak, soaked in some undeniably magical mixture that gave the dark wood an ashen bluish tint. And when the air around him suddenly thickened and shone with a white light, he shuddered in fright. Fortunately, the white
Deja woke up because she suddenly felt that there was someone else in the room. She didn't know how and she couldn't explain it. Yes, and there was no time to think about it.Abruptly sitting up in bed and pulling on the covers, the girl met the gaze of her father's spy. He stood by the fireplace, peering into the darkness, and next to him was a woman. Stately and beautiful, in a dark robe, which perfectly hid her in the darkness. Only her eyes glowed slightly in the dark, and some kind of bluish glow also emanated from her open palms.A wave of cold and fear swept through my body. It was the first time Deja had seen a real live magician. And she was afraid that the Markats would wake up and tear them to pieces right on the spot. But the moments dragged on, and the measured breathing of the sleeping men remained even and calm."I put them to sleep," the woman said quietly. She had a soft and pleasant voice, inspiring trust and warmth. “You have nothing to be afraid of."My lady, get r