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Thread: Google  ~ Birthday Surprise ~ D.E.666

As he looked at her, she blinked slowly, her long eyelashes brushing her high cheekbones as she watched him reach in. When he brushed his hand across her face, she closed her eyes with a small smile, the corners of her full red lips curling into a smile. Her ears twitched when he picked up the booklet and her eyes opened again and watched it move from next to her before looking up at him, watching him skim through it before seeming to just put it aside. Hearing his voice, she looked up at him, liking the sound of his chuckle and she nodded. While being lifted out of the box, her arms wrapped around his neck lightly and she yawned as he carried her over to the couch, her tail coming free from around her waist, brushing his legs lightly as he moved with her. As she was set down upon the couch, the girl shifted a little and became more comfortable while gazing up at him, smoothing down her skirt that flared out around her pale slender legs. As he reached for the ribbon around her neck, she tilted her head back and leg him remove the tag. It read, 'Happy Birthday Dominic. Hope you enjoy yours as much as I enjoy mine. Jeff. P.S. The people at the shop has her names Lilly.' As Dominic spoke about Jeff, she tilted her head with a small smile. She remained still, watching him curiously as his gaze roamed over her slender yet curvy body. Because she had been trained to notice different things, she could see the hunger in his gaze and she felt her cheeks flush a little but she didn't look away as he began talking about unwrapping his present. It would be very rude. she said softly, speaking for the first time. Her cheeks flushed just a little more as he began lifting her dress, exposing more of her flawless creamy skin. The girl had no marks of any kind on her skin except for a light dusting of what was freckles upon her nose and cheeks as well as a small quarter size mark on her shoulder blade that identified where she came from and if she was ever stolen or got lost, they'd be able to return her to Dominic.
Thread: Google  ~ Birthday Surprise ~ D.E.666

The tag was something that he hardly glanced at, only looking long enough to take note of her name and to make sure that it came from the person who he thought had sent it to him, something modestly interesting and later on he would make sure to send his buddy a thank you card but right now he wanted to enjoy his new toy, a completely legal sex slave for him to own, to use in any way that he desired, to have her serve him in every single way. The more of her flesh was revealed to him the more he looked forward to what was quickly coming. You are beautiful. He whispered as he tossed the dress that she had been wearing aside, later on he would take her out shopping for whatever it was that she wanted. To think that I put off buying a pet of my own out of my own foolish pride when I could have had you at the moment I wanted, had you or one just like you for as long as I desired in order to enjoy. With a feather light tough he ran his hands over her legs, feeling the warm and creamy skin beneath his touch, so soft and supple, ready to be tasted and touched. Leaning down he did just that, his teeth brushing over the flesh before he stood. I want you to undress me. He said with a small smile as he looked down at her, true he was wearing little more then a robe and a pair of boxers but he still wanted her to do it for him, an early sign of dominance. Remove what I wear and fall to your knees, I want you to worship me.
Thread: Google  ~ Birthday Surprise ~ D.E.666

Lilly tilted her head with a small smile as she watched him slip the dress up. Leaning forward a little, she lifted her arms over her head so that he could pull it off, leaving her sitting there in white panties but no bra. Her body with with lack of another word, perfect. Her curves were all gentle and supple, her breasts perky and tipped with rosey nipples. They were a c-cup at the minimum and didn't look like she'd ever need to wear a bra. When he told her that she was beautiful, she smiled brightly. Thank you. she whispered before sitting up while listening to him speak. As he reached out, she gasped as his fingers touched her legs before smiling again, watching curiously as his hands touched her. The girl bit her bottm lip and watched as he leaned in and his teeth brushed over her skin, making her shiver a little. After he stood up straight, she tipped her head back to look at him. Slowly standing, she plached her hands upon his chest before slowly opening his robe. How would you like for me to worship you? she asked softly. Moving around him, she slid his robe down his arms and draped it over the arm of the couch before placing her hands upon his hips. She slid his boxers down his legs, her soft fingers caressing his skin lightly. Lilly didn't know how she was to address him. She had heard his name was Dominic but she hadn't been told what to call him.
Thread: World Building

Twenty some views and not one of you fucking whores can respond? Pathetic. I demand too much of folks.
Thread: The Diverted Path (DareToDream & Hahvy)

Passing out cold had not been in her plans, but the hands on her body made her senses come alive. Due to the training she'd been given, she didn't give any signs that she had awakened. The hands on her body were warm against her cold skin, but still she did not flinch. She didn't know if that person was friend or foe. Then again, no one was actually her friend. As if she'd had one of those before. Still, when he peeled back her shirt, she used all her strength not to cry out or alert him to being awake. She'd been out of it for hours since the light didn't pierce her lids. The crackling fire drew a lot of her attention once those hands stopped touching her. Her wounds felt better from being cleaned and taken care of, but she knew she should have had closed wounds, not still bleeding ones. They were finally stopping, but it didn't really matter, she'd probably have to kill the person who'd taken care of her. She was an oddity in this country, much less this land, and this boy - she smelled - didn't know what he had. If he even guessed at what she was... With a soft breath she opened her eyes, the red so dark in her irises they were almost black. Her black hair brushed her waist as she slowly stretched out, making the tiniest of pained sounds as she moved her injured arm. Damn it all! sucking in a breath, she made herself sit up and look at her would-be rescuer. The boy - who by human standards was far from a boy - was sitting there. He looked familiar and she felt the hairs raise on her arms. She hoped he wasn't the hunter that had been after her today. She felt her defenses go up but had no weapons in this form. Damn it! Damn it! She got into a defensive position that she could barely hold as she confronted him. You there! Identify yourself to me. Her accent was not from this country, the words having a certain lilt to them that showed exactly how foreign she was. Alaria had deeper drawls while Tuvanus had higher, more musical tones to their voices and it showed. But from the look of this male, he wouldn't have known where she was from regardless. He was darker skinned and had calloused palms and muscles privy to most hard-workers. He wasn't bad to look at, but still. He might be the enemy. Then again, most people in general were the enemy, including other dragons. No one was her friend and despite not having a weapon, she'd fight as hard as she could if he tried anything funny.
Thread: The Diverted Path (DareToDream & Hahvy)

Her dark eyes caught the light, reflecting nothing of her emotions except determination. He thought her weak as the smile on his face portrayed. She was not weak. She'd hurt anyone who said as much. Her cheeks flamed with indignation at the mere thought of being attacked by brigands and defeated, but it was a good cover up to, you were the one that attacked me, you prat! But of course, she didn't say that aloud because she didn't rightly know. Yet his body language spoke of a man well in control of his body and weapons. Could she win against him in her weaker human form? She may have been a woman to him, but she was a dragon and even in human form was just as strong if not stronger than he - even injured as she was. She took in his name and place of origin, knowing to store it for later. If he was the hunter, she needed to be able to track him down by any means to reap her revenge. Examining her arm wound, she didn't give her name in return, keeping one eye on him the whole time. She didn't care about acting like a human woman. She wasn't weak like they were. She scoffed at his offer and murmured something sounding like a thank you before she rose out of her crouch and started to walk away only to find her strength hadn't returned at all and fell. She hissed as she landed on her arm and held it tight to her body as if it would help. But she didn't ask for help or cry out. She kept the pain to herself as she forced herself to stand and leave. She still didn't get very far and cursed her weak body. Rue was practically human like this. It made no sense as to why she was still so weak. Her blood should have closed up the wounds and taken away some of the pain but it was fresh as when she'd received them. Draco, the pain! It hurt like the time she'd fell into a yellow ant mound and been bitten all over her tail. Her mother had found it funny, her backside had not. She laid there a moment and looked at the stars in the sky along with the two moons. They were brilliant really. The pain slowly ebbed as she stared, counting down the seconds to calm both herself and her temper. She was so stupid to have been shot down like that. There was no way in Hell she would rely on a human to help her. She was much too stubborn for that. Besides, she would heal soon...she would..A frown curved her pale rose lips. What if she wasn't all right? The thought made her blood run cold as she lay on the sand, stranded as a human.
Thread: The Diverted Path (DareToDream & Hahvy)

The silence between them stretched for a minute, then another, yet Caleb never took his eyes off her. He sensed something in the air, though he couldnt pinpoint what, and it had the hair on the back of his neck standing on end. Clearly it wasnt this woman, young and injured, but something else in the air or the woods. Possibly the dragon, hunting him now the way he had hunted it? He couldnt see the threat or hear it but his hair still stood, telling him to be wary and so he was. It would not do to have something attack them while his guard was down, especially if the target was the woman. There was no way of knowing either way so he simply waited and watched, his senses on alert and absorbing all that they could. The minute she moved his eyes narrowed and he leaned forward, watching with quiet calm as she examined the wound on her arm. That was the lesser of her injuries but either way it was still bad. He was a bit stunned that she wasnt in more pain, though he didnt let that filter across his face. Clearly this woman was strong of will, if not just a little crazy, so he continued to wait for her to speak. Patience was a virtue they said but hed never really considered himself virtuous, a fact that was becoming clear as he slowly began to fidget, irritation sliding into his posture over the continued silence. Shed yet to acknowledge his words, or even look at him again, behavior that was truly bizarre in his eyes since he knew she could speak. Hed heard that northerners could be snobby so perhaps that was her problem, he wondered. Finally fed up, he opened his mouth to speak again, only to have the words die on his tongue in shock. She had jumped up suddenly, a few words flung at him before she turned and ran into the nightor at least tried to run into the night. Her weakened body only made it a few steps before she stumbled and fell to the rocks. As he stood, so did she, her struggle to get away continuing despite the pain she had to be feeling. Moving towards her, hands at his sides, he watched as she fell again, this time staying down as she rolled to her back. Shaking his head, he squatted down next to her, his eyes making contact with hers. That was pretty stupid, milady he said, the words laced with sarcasm and scorn. I admire strength in a person but you are badly injured. Let me help you. I said I would not harm you and I meant it. With that, he stood and left her there to think it over as he moved back to the light of the fire and settled down again. This woman was different, there was no doubt about that but he wasnt sure if she was crazy or simply independent. She had displayed no fear of him at all, which was odd enough by itself, and her speech was strange and foreign too. He could write that last part off if she truly was from another land but it didnt explain her lack of fear or her defiance in the face of what had to have been indescribable pain. Normally he wasnt a fan of mysteries but he had to admit that this one had him intrigued. Picking up the plate of food she had ignored, he slowly ate, simply waiting for her.
Thread: The Diverted Path (DareToDream & Hahvy)

She watched the surprise flit over his face at her words. She didn't talk very much or very politely as he'd probably surmised. She only spoke when necessary and living alone for this time had made it a lesser necessity. She did sing to herself in her native tongue which was different from his country and most human speech, anyways. As he produced the water jug, she took it with her good hand and the smell of it hit her. She may have been next to the river but she hadn't noticed the strange smell it had. The dragonic nature within her protested the drinking of the water, but she couldn't be picky. There was probably nothing wrong with it - just that the water was different in this part of the continent. The hair stood up on the back of her neck when he spoke her name, the faintest blush hitting her cheeks. Why she reacted as she did, she didn't understand. But still, she drank the water offered to her and took her fill. It made her stomach ache a little bit when it hit, but it still replenished her energy. Food would have to come later since it seemed like he ate it all. What are... Her eyes widened as he stripped off his shirt, gesturing with her good arm that he didn't have to do that. But then the damage was done as he cut it up into strips just big enough to support her arm. She didn't know how to handle what he'd done since she could see his torso. All of his torso. Working in the mountains as he did put him in great physical shape that she could see and found herself appreciating the view. Rue didn't really figure herself to be feminine - not like those dragons she'd grown up with or like human women- but some part of her stirred at the sight. She backed up slightly when he came towards her, careful not to jog her arm and knew she shouldn't done that. But it was a natural reaction to the unknown for her. Still, he didn't press in on her like she figured, instead he kept a good distance between them like she might spook. It was..thoughtful. Listening to his words, she came back to herself before answering. Help would be..appreciated. She couldn't think of much else to say. She didn't want to give out information about herself. But the reality was that she couldn't tie it herself. It wasn't like that time with her ribs as she had had two hands to bind herself up. The light of the fire flickered off his skin and her eyes focused on the shadowy shapes, finding a certain calm. A human - hell, a male- had never touched her so it was frightening. Humans wanted to kill her, but he was helping. Wariness still dogged her expression, but she didn't back down from the challenge.
Thread: The Diverted Path (DareToDream & Hahvy)

Rue was still wary of him, even with his words being soft and his posture speaking of being harmless. Her skin was covered in goosebumps at the mere thought of his touch. She wasn't opposed to people touching her, it was just that those touches were usually not pleasant. Still, with him being so close, it seemed like too much to ask to simply sit there and just let him come towards her. But she didn't have much choice. Seeing it as a challenge made the transition a little easier on herself as she steeled against his advance. His hand on her skin made the spot burn a little from his body heat. She was warmer than most humans, but he seemed to burn a little hotter, which she found odd. Humans weren't suppose to be that warm but he was just human. He didn't smell different from a human even with all the scents overlapping his own personal scent. But something about him resonated with her dragon that confused her. His words of concern confused her further. She expected him to be gruff in his speech, but he was gentle in all ways. As Caleb moved her arm, it tugged the damage muscle in her back but she didn't show any signs of being affected by the pain. Her face paled but her breathing nor expression changed. Her heart was beating faster though from trying to keep still. His touch confused her more than anything else - awakened some primal part of her she didn't think even existed. She watched him like an animal who wasn't sure of what to do. She wasn't caged or trapped, but entranced by how gentle he was. Soon, the makeshift sling was tied at her shoulder and held her arm at just the right angle. She relaxed it against herself as he moved back to his spot by the fire. His words carried to her and she looked at the spot where he'd touched. It still felt warm. It feels well. The knot is capable of its purpose. Now time is all that can help along with medicines. She murmured, her voice a little lighter, as if she was intrigued by the knowledge. She didn't have to hold her arm up against her body and instead rested lightly against her torso. It took away some of the pain in her body, but she needed to put some of her homemade remedies into the wounds to help the healing. With some dragons of weaker bloodlines, their healing took much longer and had developed cures to help with their weaker healing capabilities. She wondered if she could find the plants she needed to make the salves. However, her mind trailed away when he put out the food. Her nose took in the scent, knowing it was that chewy meat that humans carried around. Dried beef or something. Still...it was better than nothing. She hoped she wouldn't have to ask for it since she knew for a fact that he'd laid it out for her eyes. Indecision rolled across her expression until she just let out a small sigh and asked. May I partake of your meal?
Thread: The Diverted Path (DareToDream & Hahvy)

Worry not about medicines. I can see what is about and make some of my own remedies. She said, not sounding high of herself or anything, just stating a fact. She liked listening to him talk, she found. Mostly, she tried turning people out because they would droll on and on about things that she needed to do, things she should be doing. Hearing the same thing over and over made you less inclined to listen to what people had to say. But he wasn't trying to tell her what to do or anything of the sort. He was just trying to tell her what he would do if she decided to come with him. It was nice. Seeing him slide over the food that was left, she did her best not to simply snatch it up, but she wasn't dainty about it either. She took the biggest strip and chewed on it, simply eating it the best she could. It was tough but wasn't bad-tasting. The distraction made it easier to focus her thoughts as she listened to him speak. He spoke differently to her than her people. He was informal and straightforward rather than trying to dance around her as if she were dull-witted. Her kind played too many games with each other. Considering their age on this world, they should have stopped decades ago. But dragons loved their games - which was why she was able to get away. She ate slowly, the smaller pieces making it seem like she ate more. But she mostly ate slowly so she could listen just as he did. Lunar Wolves weren't in the area unlike their cousins, the Solar Wolves. But Solar wolves wouldn't start their hunt until just after the moons were at their zeniths. Her eyes looked up and knew that that time would take a few hours. At least they had some time and wouldn't be bothered. Not with her around. Other predators had found out long ago that a dragon in human form was still a formidable foe. At his words, she shrugged and decided to divulge a half-truth. I fled from my homeland and was attacked. Simple as that. I am quite capable, but not in my condition. I am stubborn and the like, but I am not stupid. You startled me and so I reacted thus. And it seems I cannot change the course of your intentions and so I will follow you and repay you when I am able. She had looked at him and said it so calmly and nonchalant that she probably sounded like a different person. She spoke what she felt and thought. Shrugging her good shoulder, she ate the rest of the jerky, taking small sips from the water jug. She truly didn't like this water and hoped that there would be fresher water along the way. It had a tang to it, almost a metallic taste. She wondered if Caleb could taste the difference in the water like she could. And then remembered he was just a human. The thought suddenly made her frown.