WIEDERGEBURT Act IV: Chapter 11

“… And that’s the current situation.”

I was once more inside of the noble’s suite that me and my wives had rented out. Everyone was there, including Zane and Qawuin. While Zane looked rather flabbergasted by the situation--his jaw was hanging open so wide I could probably fit an apple into it--Kari, Fay, Lin, and Siv were dealing with everything I’d told them like experienced Spiritualists. Their expressions were calm, collected, and poised. None of them reacted with surprise to my announcement.

Sitting between Fay and Siv, with a restless Raul on my lap--Kari was sitting on Fay’s other side and Lin sat next to Siv--I told everyone about the Emperor’s request to kill the Sea People who had been plaguing the waters around Muqadas.

“So, in short, these Sea People have been killing and plundering from your people for some time now. You’ve made every effort to catch them, but you’ve had no success.” Kari cupped a hand to her chin, tilted her head, and closed her eyes. It was an expression she wore sometimes when a problem presented itself. “While I don’t know what sort of strength these Sea People have, even if one of them has reached the Third State of Spiritualism, you should be able to overpower them with numbers, shouldn’t you?”

“There are several reasons we have not been able to defeat them,” Qawuin began explaining. “The first is because we have never been able to engage them in an upfront fight. Whenever we bring out our numerical superiority, they flee. When we try to give chase, the wind becomes our enemy. The Spiritualist among them is a powerful wind user who can create cutting blades and tornadoes as easily as creating a draft. We’ve already lost over a dozen vessels to him. If this keeps up, our own naval force will be in shambles.”

Zane and Qawuin were sitting on the other couch together, making for a truly odd sight. Qawuin with his large frame, incredible bulk, and rippling muscles next to Zane, who wasn’t bad in terms of height and physique but looked like a twig beside the much larger man. It was almost comical.

Well, it was to me.

“And the other reasons?” asked Fay.

“It’s because the Sea People have somehow managed to tame Demon Beasts,” Qawuin said while clenching his hands. His lips were set in a thin line. “When we realized there was a Spiritualist among the Sea People who had reached the Third State of Spiritualism, we came up with a means of working around it. We created ships that were manpowered. Even if the wind turned against us, we could push through by having dozens of men row. We also utilized Spiritualists with the water element who can combine their might and create shields to block the enemy’s wind blades.”

“And that is when they sicced the Demon Beasts on you,” Lin said with a nod.

Qawuin smiled at the lamia with a surprisingly warm expression, which caused Lin to shiver (she didn’t know his wife was a lamia) and scoot a little closer to Kari. He seemed to realize he was making her uncomfortable, fortunately. Coughing into his hand, he glanced back at me.

“Your wife is correct. Once we created a ship that was capable of moving forward without wind, they sent Demon Beasts to attack us. The results were even worse than before. We had no choice but to retreat. Ever since then, we have not launched a single attack, and our fishermen are no longer going out to sea.”

Since it was fairly late, I called for Zahra and asked her to bring us some food. I think she was a little shocked when I asked for several dozen plates worth of meat for only eight people. Even so, she rushed out of the room and came back around half an hour later alongside several other servants who were pushing a cart filled with food.

All of us partook in the food, though none ate more than Lin and Siv. The two were like animals. While Siv had better table manners than Lin, the speed at which she ate didn’t lose out to the lamia. On the other hand, while her fellow non-human ate with a fork and knife, Lin grabbed her meat by the hands and shovelled it into her mouth like a starving demon beast. I didn’t know if she could even taste the food she was eating.

Qawuin wore an amused look as he watched Lin eat. I suspected he had experience with large eaters since his wife was a lamia. Certain races like lamia and dragons required more food than humans to maintain their daily functions--that was my working theory, at any rate.

Zane was used to Lin and Siv’s eating habits, so he just ignored it.

“Waaa! Waaa!”

As Raul began crying and trying to bite my nipple, Fay put on a weary smile as she took the boy into her arms.

“It looks like someone is hungry. Please excuse me.”

She stood up with a warrior’s grace and moved across the room. She turned her back to us as she sat on the bed. While no one could see anything, I knew from how she slipped an arm through the sleeve of her dress that she had bared her breast to feed our son.

Once we had all finished eating, it was time to return to the subject at hand.

“As you can see, we are now in a predicament,” Qawuin began again. “If all we had to deal with was the Spiritualist, then I’m sure we could do something, but the Sea People have several demon beasts under their control--and most of them are A-ranked like the one you fought on the beach.”

“Speaking of, what was with that demon beast?” I asked suddenly, leaning forward as I placed my elbows on my knees. Kari, who had used Fay’s absence to scoot close, began rubbing my back. It felt nice. “I have seen a lot of strange things in my time, but a demon beast that steals swimwear? That’s a new one.”

“I suspect it has something to do with how they control the demon beasts,” Qawuin confessed. “This is just a theory I have, but I believe they are using drugs to manipulate the demon beasts’ thought patterns somehow.”

“A drug, huh?” I murmured before shaking my head. “That may be it, though I suppose the how doesn’t matter right now. What’s important is stopping the Sea People.” I thought for a moment, then spoke again. “I have a plan. However, I am going to need a few things before I can enact it.”

“What do you need?” asked Qawuin.

“First, I’m going to need a map of the surrounding sea…”

***

We were given a ship to use for this quest. It was a simple fisherman’s ship. It was not large by any means, but it was large enough to fit at least seven or eight people. From bow to stern, I’d have to guess that it was at least fifteen meters in length. The hull had a steep curve and was shaped like a U, which meant deck was not only several meters above the water’s surface, but it was also lower in the center than it was on either side.

Only myself, Siv, Kari, and Zane were going on this quest. Lin had said she would much rather remain on dry land, something about how lamia were not meant to travel that far out at sea. Fay simply needed to remain behind because the task they were performing was dangerous. They couldn’t bring Raul along this time, and she needed to be with him.

“Oh… I think I’m gonna be sick…”

I rubbed Kari’s back as she leaned over the side of the ship, retching and hurling everything she had eaten for breakfast this morning.

“Never in my wildest dreams would I have suspected you could get motion sickness.”

“Don’t make fun of me… blegh… I’m really depressed here…”

“I know. Sorry.”

As Kari began vomiting once more, I continued to rub her back while Siv held her hair out of her face. The last thing either of us wanted was Kari’s beautiful golden tresses being stained in puke.

I tried to think of what I could do to help. Aside from just wanting her to feel better, we really couldn’t afford to have one of us indisposed like this. Nothing came to mind at first, but then I remembered something important.

Up to 60% of the human body is composed of water. The brain and heart were made up of 74% water, and the lungs were about 83% water. This was something I had learned after reaching the Fourth State of Spiritualism with the water element. Because I could sense water as though it were a part of me, I knew how much water composed the human body. I knew exactly how much water Kari’s body was made of.

Which meant I could probably do something to help her.

I’d never done something like this before, but it was just a step up from healing physical injuries. I was sure I could do it.

Probably.

I took a deep breath and began channeling my Spiritual Power through Kari. The moment I did, Kari’s spine straightened as she arched her back and released a startled gasp. Her ears turned red.

“Ha… ha… E-Eryk… what are you… doing… to… nnnn… to me?”

“I’m readjusting some of the biological reactions in your body… um… making you immune to motion sickness.” I pondered what to say as I directed my Spiritual Power toward her ear. “Motion sickness is what happens when the motion you sense with your inner ear is different from the motion you visualize. Basically, it’s caused by the mixed signals sent to the brain by the eyes and inner ear. If you cannot see the motion your body is feeling, or conversely, if you cannot feel the motion your eyes see, then your brain will get mixed signals, which develops into motion sickness.”

“T-that’s pretty… impress… ha… hrnn… ha… h-how do you--ah!--know all that?”

Kari shuddered as my Spiritual Power flowed through her body. Sweat formed on her skin, her back arched, and legs trembled. It looked like she was cumming. The sensation of my Spiritual Power must have been a little overwhelming.

While I was mostly focused on her ears, I was also readjusting the signals sent to her brain using a combination of water and lightning. The lightning affected her neural synapses. Since the function of the synapse was to transfer electric activity (information) from one cell to another, it was easy to adjust them using lightning.

“I think… it is because I’ve reached the Fourth State of Spiritualism,” I said.

“The Fourth State of Spiritualism?!” Zane sounded shocked. “There’s a Fourth State?!”

“After I reached the Fourth State of Spiritualism, I began gaining more knowledge about things I had no idea existed. I think when you reach a certain point of enlightenment, you begin learning about everything involved with your element. Mine are water and lightning, so I learned everything there is to know about those two elements--which includes how the human body functions.”

I finished my ask and removed my hand from Kari’s back. My wife’s skin was still flushed and her breathing remained heavy, but she seemed much better now than she had before.

“So that’s how it is.” Kari glanced at Siv. “Is that how it worked for you too?”

Siv hesitated, but then slowly nodded. “More or less.”

“I wonder if it will be like this for me once I reach the Fourth State of Spiritualism.”

Kari sighed. It looked like she was feeling better now. She stood up straight and wiped her mouth. I took her face in my hands and used the water element to clean her mouth completely, then leaned forward and placed a soft peck on her lips.

“It should be,” I said. “I’m pretty sure you cannot reach the Fourth State of Spiritualism if you haven’t been completely enlightened about your element. It’s knowing everything there is to know about your elemental affinity that allows you to absorb the element in its raw form and empower yourself with it.”

“I feel like I just heard something really amazing right now,” Zane muttered, though none of us were really paying attention to him.

Our mission in traveling this far out at sea was to discover the hidden base of the Sea People. Barring that, we wanted to lure them to us, fight them off, and then follow them when they fled.

Standing on the deck of a ship was an interesting experience. The ship rocked a lot, kicking up a spray of salt water that blew through the air. Moisture clung to the skin that was visible through the gaps in my arm sleeves. Combined with the salty scent of the sea, and this was an altogether different experience from anything I’d done before. The only thing that came close was when I traveled out to sea in my past life in search of Leviathan.

“According to Qawuin, there’s a chain of islands that the Sea People disappear into every time they give chase. However, we don’t know for certain if that island is really where they have set up their base of operations, or if it’s just something they pass through to throw their pursuers off.”

“So then… the plan is to entice them into attacking us, fend them off, and then follow them after they retreat?” Kari asked.

“Yes, but we won’t be following them by boat,” I said. “Siv and I will be following from the sky. If we went by boat, they would discover us and just send their demon beasts. We could take care of them, but they might get away while we’re killing their demon beasts, so I think we should travel by air. We won’t be spotted that way.”

Kari sighed. “So I won’t be doing much on this trip, will I?”

I smiled apologetically. “I’m sorry.”

“Don’t be.” She returned my smile. “I’m the one who should be sorry. I can’t even help you out here.”

“That’s only because we can’t find an S-rank Demon Beast with a light element,” I returned. “If we could, then I could help you reach the Fourth State of Spiritualism and this wouldn’t be a problem. You’d be more capable than anyone since light is everywhere.”

“You people talk about some really shocking stuff,” Zane muttered. “The Fourth State of Spiritualism. S-rank Demon Beasts. Hearing you so nonchalantly talk about topics like this is enough to make my head spin.”

“You’ll get used to it after awhile,” Kari said with a shrug.

Zane merely sighed. He looked like he was getting a headache.

We continued traveling out at sea for several days. During that time, Zane managed to balance a leaf on all five fingers of his left hand, so I began adding leaves to his right hand. Being forced to split his attention between his left and right hands proved too difficult. Even though he failed constantly, he didn’t give up. His tenacity impressed me.

It wasn’t until our third day at sea that we finally discovered what we were searching for. I had been standing at the front of the ship when several vessels appeared in my vision. Channeling lightning into my eyes to enhance my vision, I studied the six ships coming toward us and the people on board.

The ships reminded me of the sunken ships I’d seen while traveling the seas west of Nevaria. They were not the largest I’d seen, but they were made of wood, had white sails, and were at least two times bigger than the ship we were on. Their make and design was also different from the vessel I was using. The bow and stern of each ship was decorated with a giant bird’s head.

Of course, the people on the ship were what really got my attention.

Iron wrought helmets sat on their heads, horns jutting from either side and sloping around, their facemasks set in an appearance I could only describe as monstrous. Their helmets greatly resembled a demon beast, though I couldn’t say which. Each person carried a round shield and a diamond-shaped sword.

There were Runes inscribed on each sword.

That was shocking in itself since Runes were not well-known. The Northern Plains had them, and many Rune Arrays were being used for the betterment of modern society like the Runes that allowed warm water to flow from showers. Warp Gates were also made from Runes.

However, the Northern Plains also had the highest concentration of people and contained the most ruins out of any other place on the continent. The people there had been able to recreate their knowledge of Runes by using the information gleaned from the ruins, something the people in this area should not have since there weren’t many ruins.

I shook my head. Now wasn’t the time to think about this.

“It looks like we have company,” I said.

“So they’ve finally found us?” Kari walked over to me, narrowed her eyes, and frowned. “They have an awfully terrifying appearance.”

“I agree. In any case, it’s time to put our plan into action. Siv?”

Siv took a deep breath as she came to my side. She reached out and clutched my hand.

“Are you ready?” I asked.

“I am.”

As the ships came closer, Siv held out her hand and Spiritual Power flowed through it, invisible to anyone who couldn’t use Spiritual Perception. To my eyes, it looked like a green gust was blowing out of her hand and toward the ships.

The gust of wind traveled toward the ships and caused them to stop. I narrowed my eyes as a new presence appeared from within the group. Their body was wreathed in green energy. As the green Spiritual Power spread out, I could see that this person was trying to take control of the wind.

Too bad for him Siv had reached the Fourth State of Spiritualism.

While Siv had taken complete control of the wind, I jumped down and landed on the water’s surface. Spiritual Power flowed through my body and into the sea. As a result, the water swelled, growing bigger and bigger, until it formed a massive wave that towered over the enemy vessels.

Once the wave had grown big enough, I waved my hand.

The wave crashed onto the ships. Several of them were outright crushed, shattering into wooden splinters. Most of the people on the ships were similarly crushed, their bodies engulfed by the wave, swallowed by the sea. I’m sure most of the people died.

Only the ships further back survived my initial attack, though even they nearly capsized when the wave slammed into them. The ship containing the Spiritualist who had reached the Third State of Spiritualism began turning around. It was trying to escape.

I hopped back onto my ship and turned to Siv.

“You can release your Spiritual Power now.”

Siv nodded and lowered her arm, releasing her control over the wind. The moment that happened, the Sea People vessels that survived began picking up speed, the Spiritual using his control over the wind to flee.

“Okay,” I said. “Siv and I will now follow them. Do you think you two can make it back to Muqadas?”

“I believe we can,” Kari said.

“Wait. Before you head off, I wanted to ask something,” Zane said. When I turned to him, he swallowed. “That… um… what you did just now, standing on the water, how did you do that?”

“That? It’s just a simple control exercises,” I said. “What you do is channel Spiritual Power to the bottom of your feet and keep a steady flow emitting from your soles. This allows you to stand on any body of water. If you manage to complete the leaf floating exercise, this will be your next task.”

Zane grew silent, which I took to mean he was thinking. Since it looked like there was nothing more to say, Siv and I took to the sky and flew off. We didn’t want to waste too much time and risk losing sight of those ships.

The wind whipped around us as we flew. While Siv flapped her wings to maintain flight, I was simply relying on my vast Spiritual Power to keep me afloat.

“I found them.” Siv pointed to something in the distance.

Three ships were traveling away at a speed faster than most normal ships could. Siv and I ascended to a higher altitude on the off chance someone looked up. We followed the ships as they headed toward a large chain of islands that looked incredibly dangerous to me.

The island the ships were moving toward looked more like the teeth of some monster emerging from the water. Large pillars emerged from the surface and jutted into the sky, while smaller but no less deadly-looking pillars emerged from the area surrounding the larger pillars like stakes. I couldn’t figure out if they were mountains or stalagmites. Whatever they were, those stake-like pillars could easily pierce through a ship’s hull. What’s more, the waters churned unsettlingly as if the sea was upset.

“Is this really their hideout?” I wondered out loud.

Siv didn’t say anything, which I more or less expected.

We continued watching them from the sky as they maneuvered through the dangerous waters with relative ease. They must know this area well and created a safe route to travel through.

After slipping past what I’d decided to call giant teeth, they came upon a series of large islands surrounded by demon beasts. The waters weren’t incredibly clear, but I could see as the boat traveled over the water that numerous dark shadows two or even three times bigger than their boats were swimming beneath the surface. Were all those demon beasts under their control?

“These people really are dangerous,” I muttered.

“Eryk. Look.”

Siv pointed at the ships again. They were traveling into an inlet on the largest island, where they disappeared inside of a cave located on a section of high walls.

“Okay. So this really is there hideout.” I rubbed my jaw. “Siv, can you check to see if these Sea People are the only ones inside that island?” Siv tilted her head at me. “I want to make sure they haven’t taken any hostage. If they are alone, we can just destroy the island, but if there are hostages inside, I’d prefer to rescue them before doing anything. Your ability to sense people with the wind is more accurate than Spiritual Perception.”

Siv nodded and once more focused on the island, eyes narrowing, lips pursing. A strange pressure welled up around her as a stiff breeze blew through the air, causing her hair and dress to flutter about.

“There are two hundred and thirty two people on that island,” Siv said at last. “All of them are armed with weapons.”

Siv’s ability to sense others was more impressive than anything I’d seen. She called her technique Sonar Sense. By creating a wind that encompassed a specified area, she could “see” everything within that area through her connection to the wind almost as if she was looking at the world from a bird’s eye view.

“Which means they aren’t likely to be civilians,” I said with a sigh of relief. “In that case, would you mind helping me make a storm?”

Siv nodded once. “I can do that.”

With Siv agreeing to my request, I raised my hands into the air and began gathering moisture, which was needed to form clouds and rain. Meanwhile, Siv also raised her hands and produced powerful winds. She created unstable currents of air. The wind was warm, which caused it to rise rapidly into the sky.  

It wasn’t long before the gathering moisture and rapidly rising but chaotic wind created a large cloud in the sky above us. The cloud was dark and ominous. Rain began falling, the wind began blowing more fiercely than before, and small sparks appeared within the cloud. Once that happened, lightning naturally began to form thanks to the electric currents caused by millions of tiny frozen raindrops bumping into each other as they moved through the air.

While Siv and I had created this thunder cloud with our Spiritual Powers, the lightning was naturally formed as a result of us manipulating the elements in the air. This meant I could take hold of it. I control the natural element as if it were my own Spiritual Power.

I did not hesitate to gather all the lightning within the cloud into a single point. While it was hard to see through the cloud, a tiny sphere of crackling and repressed electric power had formed in the very center. I poured more of my Spiritual Power into the sphere. The sphere grew bigger, but then I compressed it, repeating the process several times. Only after I was completely satisfied did I let the lightning rain down.

The lightning bolt that slammed into the island was utterly massive--bigger than anything I’d created in a long time. It struck the island and exploded. A ripple spread out from the center of the island, causing the air and ground to undulate as the shock wave traveled over it. Following the shock wave, the island itself began shattering, unable to hold itself together from the force of the attack.

Holding out my hand toward the island as though to grab it, I forced the water to also rise up, turning it into a tornado-like typhoon that surrounded the exploding island. I was sure those Sea People would try to escape. However, I had no intention of letting that happen.

Since I was manipulating natural water that didn’t come from my Spiritual Power, I had a nearly limitless supply that wouldn’t be exhausted. I could continuously absorb the Spiritual Power from the sea, which I did, using it to increase the strength of the typhoon.

All the Demon Beasts that had been swimming around under the water were lifted into the air and began spinning inside of the tornado. There were several that looked like giant whales. They must have been twenty meters or bigger. However, there was also a giant turtle, a creature that was all razor sharp teeth and tentacles, and even more demon beasts I had never seen. One of them was even coming close to the size of Leviathan. It was a dragon-like demon beast with a reptilian muzzle, fins for arms and legs, and a long neck. The roar pitiful roar it released as it traveled around the water tornado echoed through the sky.

Once I had gathered all the demon beasts together, I clenched my hand into a fist.

All the water that had been swirling around the island suddenly crashed into the island and condensed, growing smaller as it crushed the island, the demon beasts, and anything that was unlucky enough to be trapped within the water. From the outside, it looked a lot like a violent dome of swirling water was shrinking.

The water eventually returned to its placid state.

However, the island the Sea Peoples had been using as their base was no longer there.

***

“You have done a great service to my people,” King Menes declared as I knelt before him in the audience chamber of his palace. My wives were once again not with me, though Qawuin was kneeling in deference beside me. “Name whatever you want and I shall give it to you. Would you like a noble title? Land? Wealth? Women? Should it be within my power, I will grant whatever desire you have.”

I had been thinking long and hard on the way back to Muqadas about what kind of reward I want, and what I had come up with was…

“At present, I cannot think of anything specific that I want. If it is all right with you, may I come back at a later point in time should I find something I would like your help with?”

“So you wish to retain this favor and request something at a later date, do you?” King Menes paused before nodding. “Yes, that is fine. If you really do not have anything you wish for at present, you may have time to think about it. Come back here when you know what it is you want.”

“Thank you, Your Majesty.”

With a final bow of my head, I stood up and made my way out of the audience chamber, Qawuin by my side.

“Are you sure there is really nothing you want? King Menes wields a lot of power. He can easily grant your wish, whatever it may be.”

“My wish, huh?”

No, I was afraid that King Menes did not have the power to grant my wish, for what I wanted was something neither a king nor a country could give me.

Qawuin escorted me to the inn I was staying at, thanked me one more time, then left. I entered the noble’s suite to find my wives waiting for me. It looked like all of them had stayed up. Raul was currently sleeping in a crib.

Kari stood up from the bed and walked toward me. She was dressed in a translucent white nightgown and nothing else. Her large breasts were visible beneath the fabric. Light pink nipples stood out starkly against the white gown. When I looked down, I saw that she was not wearing any undergarments either; her smooth and hairless pussy lips were on full display.

“Welcome home,” Kari greeted me, though she did not allow me to return that greeting. She pressed our mouths together, greeting me with a passionate kiss. I found myself quickly becoming breathless as she skillfully made her tongue dance inside of my mouth.

I quickly grew hard.

“Come over to the bed, dear,” she whispered. “You must be exhausted.”

I could have told the truth, that I wasn’t really tired, but I understood my role right now. A man could not call himself a man if he couldn’t at least understand such a blatant request from his wife.

“I am a little tired,” I said as Kari stripped my shirt off, tossing it to the floor, and led me to the bed.

Fay, Siv, and Lin were all there, all dressed in their own sexy nightwear. I found myself unable to look away and incapable of knowing where to look. Their beautiful skin was laid bare, the nightgowns hardly doing an adequate job of covering their glorious bodies. Each one of them possessed a beauty that could bring nations to ruin, could cause rulers to fight wars, and men to lay down their lives.

Lin moved to the head of the bed as Kari pushed me into her. I found my back resting against Lin’s chest. Her outfit was made out of lace and didn’t cover her boobs at all, so I could feel her hard nipples poking my back. Once I was against her, Lin reached forward and began feeling up my chest and abs.

“Um… excuse me,” Siv murmured in a soft voice as she reached for my pants.

I didn’t know if I could call what Siv was wearing lingerie. It looked like black gause that only covered her breasts and crotch, held together by thin strings. It was translucent like Kari’s outfit. Also, there was a gap around her crotch, so her puffy lips and hairless mound were on display. On that note, unlike Kari who shaved regularly, dragons like Siv were naturally hairless.

Siv removed my pants and underwear at the same time, then lowered herself alongside Kari and began licking my dick. The moved their tongues across the surface of my skin. Kari was on the left, Siv on the right. It was not long before my cock was coated in their saliva.

I nearly bucked my hips. My willpower was the only thing that stopped me, though I knew it wouldn’t remain like this for long. The sight of Kari and Siv sharing my dick among each other, especially when I realized they were both fingering themselves, caused any and all sense of reason to disappear.

I didn’t have much time to admire the sight before Fay was suddenly standing over me. She lifted her red nightgown, and I immediately zeroed in on the fact that she wasn’t wearing panties. While Kari shaved, Fay did not. She kept a small and trimmed patch of red hair just above her pussy.

“Um… er…” Fay’s cheeks matched her hair as she struggled to speak. “I’d like you to please me… if you don’t mind.”

“Even now, you still can’t tell me what you want without blushing.” I smiled.

“S-shut up!”

Fay looked away, but I merely chuckled at how cute she was before I reached around her and grabbed a handful of her ass. She squeaked as I pulled her to me. Lin was still pinning me to her chest, and had even begun nibbling on and licking my ear, so I couldn’t move, but I was able to press my mouth to Fay’s snatch.

“Mmmm! Ha… hn… ha… ah… This feels… amazing…!”

Fay’s legs nearly buckled as I ate her out, but I now had a firm grip on her ass and was keeping her from falling, essentially pinning her between my hands and face. I pressed my tongue past the folds of her pussy, bumped my nose against her clit, and admittedly cheated by using my Spiritual Powers to stimulate her nerve endings.

I came at nearly the same time Fay did. The redhead clenched her eyes shut and cried out as she leaned over me, her juices flowing into my mouth, and then her body slid down my chest as I let go of her buttcheeks, coming to rest with her pussy rubbing against my cock. Her breathing was labored like she’d just fought ten S-rank demon beasts by herself.

“Since Fay is already prepared for him, I guess she should get first dibs.” Kari pouted a little, but then she grabbed Fay’s hips and lined the woman’s pussy with my dick. Fay released a groan as her lips and walls were stretched to accommodate my girth. “How does it feel, Fay? Do you enjoy being filled with your husband’s cock?”

“Y… yes…” Fay panted as she began rocking her hips. “I do… it feels… amazing…”

“And what do we say when we want to have sex?” asked Kari.

Fay’s cheeks were already flushed red, so she couldn’t blush anymore, but as she looked at me with those half-lidded green eyes, I thought I sensed her embarrassment skyrocketing.

“Ha… hrgn… Eryk… p-please… pound my pussy with your dick.”

“There’s no way I can say no to such an invitation.”

I once more grabbed Fay’s butt and began moving both my hands and my hips, filling her insides. Fay squirmed and groaned on top of me as my dick slid in and out of her warm and wet hole. Her vagina was soft and gentle, like a lover’s caress. I felt like I could get lost inside of her if I wasn’t careful.

I expected Fay to lean up and kiss me, but instead, she began licking the sweat off my chest and nibbling on my nipples. It felt incredible, like an electric current racing through me, so I didn’t stop her. And in any case, Lin had grabbed my face and turned my head toward her. Her warm breath caressed my slips as he looked at me with eyes lidded from arousal.

“Kiss me, Darling.”

Whether I would or wouldn’t have done as requested, I wasn’t given much of a chance to respond. Of course, it wasn’t like I had any problem kissing Lin. I ignored the drool leaking down my chin as her tongue filled my mouth, drawing out all kinds of feelings only a lamia’s tongue could.

As I fucked Fay and kissed Lin, a pair of soft hands began playing with my balls. My cock swelled.

“OH! Y-you’ve gotten even bigger!”

Fay’s shout was drowned out by pleasure as someone--my bets were on Kari--began licking my testicles. Of course, the reason I knew it was Kari was because Siv was now hovering over Fay, licking and kissing the redhead’s back, nibbling on the woman’s ear. Her hands had dove between our bodies and was rubbing Fay’s clit, further increasing the stimulation she felt.

Our climax came seconds after those two double-teamed me and Fay. I shuddered as I released several spurts inside of the redhead, whose body shook intelsely. She needed a moment to recover, but she eventually climbed off me and swapped places with Siv, who didn’t ride me like normal.

Siv turned her back to me as she wedged my dick between her pussy lips. Her wings were spread wide and her tail shifted to my left, thumping against the bed as if anticipating what was to come.

I wondered what was happening at first, but then Kari scissored her legs with Siv. Barely a second after that, my body and mind were rocked with waves of pleasure as they ground their hips against me. My dick became increasingly well-lubricated as their wet pussies traveled up and down my cock. I was also given a show. The two of them began kissing in front of me, an open mouthed kiss that allowed me to see their tongues dueling.

Not only were they kissing, but Fay was sitting on the bed next to me, her legs spread open as she played with herself--despite how embarrassed she must have been. She was plunging her pointer finger into her wet cunt. White fluids spilled from her pussy, but she merely brought her finger to her mouth and sucked it clean before going back to masturbating.

I knew Kari was the one who had convinced these three to do this. She was the only one who had the cunning to make Fay and Siv have an orgy. Neither of them were really into that. They preferred one-on-one bedroom interactions. I wondered what she had said to make these two give in, but the moment my thoughts drifted, I felt my dick twitch erratically before I shot my load all over Kari and Siv. Their chests and stomach were splashed with white.

By this point in time, the room smelled heavily of sex. The girls were all covered in a layer of sweat that caused their skin to glisten. I could not help but admire the shine of their flushed skin. Even though I had just cum several times already, the sight made my dick stand at attention once more, refusing to grow flaccid.

The two of them looked at each other. Siv hesitated. I wasn’t sure what she was thinking, but since she didn’t move, Kari leaned forward and began licking my cum off Siv’s chest. The dragon girl released several soft mewling sounds as she wrapped her arms around Kari’s head. It seemed even her reluctance to engage in this kind of play wasn’t enough to stop her from enjoying it when she did agree.

“Now it is this princess’s turn,” Lin said as she slithered out from behind me.

I fell back onto the bed as Lin took Kari’s and Siv’s place. As she rubbed her scaled pussy against my dick, I knew this would be a long night.

Well, it wasn’t like long night’s bothered me.