BXBX NOVEL Chapter 236: The prize for going wild
She wasn\'t tired, wounded, or overwhelmed. But in regards to the last of those three, she wasn\'t all that close to losing the internal battle she waged against her body.
For after all the killing she did, the rebound from our bond proved to be quite… severe. And while I could still think somewhat straight in spite of the raging boner in my pants, Fay\'s case was a lot worse.
"Just a little bit longer, sweetie."
I tried to encourage the girl, knowing full well that there was pretty much nothing I could do for her right now.
With how engrossed we would be in our intimate act, it would be insane to go at it with groups of human soldiers running around, trying to hunt down all the defenders and overwhelm them with their sheer numbers.
That\'s why, the first primo and the primo ultimo were to reach wherever Madam controlled the situation from. Only by her side, we could indulge in the inherence of our bonds, bringing our state of mind back to an operable one.
After all, no matter how strong we were, if a sufficient number of enemies managed to sneak up on us while our pants would be, quite literally, down…
As the saying went, even a Hercules is an ass when the enemies are aplenty like grass!
\'It would be a nice idea to have Fay change from those clothes,\' the rational side of my soul pointed out.
\'But on the other hand, taking her while we are all bloodied like that… It feels as gross as it is damn exciting!\'
My thoughts steadily grew more and more risque… While Fay was starting to struggle to even move her legs.
And there was nothing I could help. Not without aggrieving the situation even further. And yet… Enjoy new adventures from m-v l\'e|-NovelBin.net
"Fuck it, I can\'t look at you like that anymore," I apologized, leaning down a little and sneaking my arm underneath Fay\'s knees before raising up and lifting her in my arms.
"Ah…" Fay uttered a small, shy moan before burying her burning face into my shoulder.
As I mentioned, I could do nothing to help without aggravating the situation. And bringing Fay into a princess carry definitely didn\'t help her to tide the constant onslaught of her burning affection.
\'It works me up too… But I don\'t have a celestial or divine blood in me, so I\'m not going to go in heat like that…\'
Clenching my teeth as I had to endure Fay\'s state worsening at an even quicker rate now, I speed up my steps, caring little if the rest of the company could properly follow.
What would be the use of conquering the entire world if it had to come at the cost of Fay\'s comfort, after all?
The entire idea of taking over this world was nothing more but the logical conclusion to what would happen when an advanced civilization of Earth would stumble into a less advanced world with all sorts of treasures and resources ripe for the taking.
In a sense, for a world so starved for a cause that would bring everyone out of the stagnation of comfortable decay, this world was the easiest and most sought-after answer.
And the moment the word about this world\'s existence got out…
\'Once that happens, things will continue to escalate at a rapid pace, huh?\'
I could low-key already imagine it. The greatest and most bloody gold rush in the history of the humanity of my world. A race to claim all the best spots to settle or exploit in this new world before others would get the chance to do the same.
It was a process I could never slow down or moderate, not unless I would shut all the gates off before either side would find ways to replicate them. And that, in the long term, meant…
\'I wonder if things could\'ve gone any other way? Was there a choice I made somewhere that put me on this bloody path?\'
I took a deep breath and gritted my teeth, failing to keep my thoughts on some random topic to stop thinking about Fay squirming in my arms.
By now, she either found an opening in my clothes or simply ripped them open, latching onto the skin of my shoulder and sucking on it with all her might while her hand found its way down between her legs. And her eyes…
Fay\'s vividly blue eyes locked on my face, refusing to move even an inch. And as the shaking of Fay\'s wrists hastened, the intensity of her stare grew accordingly.
"We are getting close," Loraz announced from all the way to the back of the group where he acted as the rear guard in case some human managed to somehow sneak up on us. "I believe she should be just a few minutes out ahead."
Slightly tightening my hold over Fay, I turned my head and looked at my father-in-law before turning my glance toward Chris.
"Huge number of targets half a click up ahead. They are stationary…" Chris hesitated for a second. "No, a small group just detached and is rushing our way!"
I squinted my eyes.
"Loraz, to the front, everyone else, group together and lower your weapons!" I quickly ordered everyone around before gritting my teeth and summoning my tangible darkness to scatter Fay\'s hair around, hiding as much of her as I could in the storm of platinum-white.
"Just a little longer," I whispered again, right as I moved over to the side of the group, just in case.
The forest folk took only a few moments to cross the distance, emerging from between the trees in all shapes and forms…
Only to stall and stop when they saw a small group of humans casually walking behind Loraz, with me holding Fay in my arms while standing by the human\'s side.
"We are here to talk with Madam!" Loraz shouted over to the stunned divines who came to check on the unknown group. "Lead the way!"