All Chapters of The Dragons Fire Dancer: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

  Rori rolled over in her sleep, groaning, the weight of her body felt like lead. “That is definitely the last time I will go to some party with Kristi,'' she thought. Rori nestled around the blankets, she was the perfect temperature underneath them but was pretty sure she would be disturbed by Kristi any minute for breakfast, so she opted out of going back to sleep. Rori stretched her body still covered by heavy blankets when she noticed the bedding smelled heavily of smoked wood and burnt sulfur. “had there been a fire at the party last night?”    Rori decided to get up and go to the bathroom, she could still feel one of her shoes on, and that could only mean she also desperately needed a bath. Sitting up, pushing the bedspread from her head, Rori opened her eyes and let them adjust to the stra

Rori couldn't help but gawk at Destiny. Her body was the perfect caramel color, her skin looked soft to the touch and the way the water lapped over her small perky breasts had Rori’s heart beating rapidly. The sound of coy laughter had Rori jolting her eyes up to Destiny’s, blushing at the thought of being spotted. “It's alright, I don’t mind, Murdok said you are from the neutral world, and you don’t know anything about us.” Destiny stretched her arms out to the side “come on turn around, so I can clean your hair, the big guy gets cranky if we make him wait forever.” Rori nodded and turned, as Destiny began to wash her hair Rori wondered how she could have ended up in such a crazy world but the melody of Destiny’s voice captured her attention. “Go ahead, ask” Destiny said as she lightly put pressure on Rori's shoulder to get her to lean down more in the water, “tip your he

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Rori wasn’t sure how long she cried for but her body convulsed with the creep of a chill and her toes were numb from sitting, she could still hear the disembodied voices of the spectruls Destiny had called for and sat up to the sight of two very kind-looking women whom she could also see right through. Rori stood up and licked her dry lips. “Could you please tell me where I can get something warmer to wear... I don’t mean to be ungrateful, but I am so cold.” One of the spectruls approached her and Rori put her hands at her sides and nodded slightly, the spectrul passed through her and Rori welcomed the joyful feeling, as the translucent woman came back around to greet Rori she smiled. “I heard you were a friendly girl. I see the others don't pull the chain today...how may we serve thee miss?” Rori licked her lips and opened her mouth to tell the housekeeper she didn't need to call her miss when the spectrul made

Rori woke screaming and covered in sweat, she felt a cold flurry over the surface of her arm and when she looked to the side a small set of large eyes stared at her. “Yee have the night fits miss,” Andy asked and Rori simply smiled and wiped her forehead “sometimes I do... but it’s alright I am used to them, I just need a glass of cold water to calm them down, and I can sleep.” Andy beamed a a broad grin and disappeared, only to reappear immediately holding a glass so crisp it was frosted over and already sweating. Rori shook her head as she took the cup, “thank you, Andy...how are you so fast?” she asked and watched as the young boy seemed to become almost nervous.  Rori set the glass down on the stone floor and swung her feet off the side of the bed. The weight from the ankle cuff she wore still weighed on her foot, and she sighed heavily. “Everyone here thinks I am just like him... I despise him.” tears pricked at the corners of her eyes as th