A request featuring Sylvanas from WoW in a gangbang with orcs, trolls, tauren and an elf.
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A hard knock on the door interrupted Sylvanas from her thoughts. Her hand paused mid-stroke of the pen, and she eyed the documents upon her desk, contemplating the wisdom in ignoring the interruption. She decided against it. No use delaying the inevitable. "Enter."
An elf with skin like ivory and eyes like fire glided into the room, her cloak fluttering as she closed the door behind her. Dark Ranger Vera was a deceptively dainty thing, but proficient in both civil and martial matters. These two qualities in combination were rare amongst the typical rabble of Orgrimmar, and made her a highly useful asset to the recently appointed warchief.
The ranger bowed her head. "Mistress."
Hand on her forehead and fingers in her hair, Sylvanas glared at the undead elf as if struggling to discern the purpose of her visit by mere eyesight alone. Sadly, she found the task impossible. "Please tell me this has nothing to do with the recent brothel fights."
"No, mistress."
She perked up. "Excellent. What is it then?"
Vera pulled a thick stack of documents from the satchel she was carrying and set them upon the desk. "Favorability reports. Talks of insurrection. Traitorous officers."
Snatching up the papers, Sylvanas skimmed through them with growing disgust. Ever since her coronation there had been murmurs of discontent among certain groups. Namely orcs and trolls who tended to think little of elves, particularly female elves. Unless they were working in a brothel of course, in which case the brutes would fight over the few Sin'dorei working there.
"Names?" she asked.
"Page two."
Sylvanas recognized some of them, and committed all to memory. She made a particular mental note of the officers listed.
"Would you like me to take care of them?" Vera asked, stone-faced, as if she were inquiring into something as mundane as drawing a bath or cooking dinner.
"Rumors of disappearing dissenters are the last things we need." She shook her head. "No, continue to monitor them. I will deal with them myself."
"As you wish."
She tossed the papers down with an amused snort. "Who these savages would prefer to lead them I can only guess. Baine? Hah!"
"They are fools," Vera offered.
"I know they're fools, but that doesn't help me any." Sylvanas drummed her index finger against the table. Tap. Tap. Tap. The dark ranger shifted uncomfortably as if unsure as to whether she should stay silent or provide advice. The tapping stopped and Sylvanas looked up sharply. "But they're also men--at least primarily. And what better to handle man than woman?"
"Of course," the ranger said politely, certain only in her uncertainty. "How so?"
Sylvanas waved a gloved hand, her thoughts racing ahead of their conversation. "Never mind that. I have a task for you: devise a set of criteria that can be used to rank all of our enlisted men from Kalimdor from best to worst in regards to their performance against the Alliance as well as the Burning Legion. The top fifty in particular must be of the highest quality." Her finger stabbed at the desk again. "And I do mean the highest."
Vera bowed her head. "As you say."
"And be quick about it," Sylvanas said, relaxing into her chair. She had a hand at her chin and a smirk on her face, lost in thought as she focused on the Horde tapestry dangling on the wall of her chambers. "Matters like this must be dealt with head on, lest they fester and rot."
She continued muttering as if to no one in particular. Forgotten, the ranger bowed and left.
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Vera worked quickly, accomplishing her task within 24 hours. Smart and capable. This was why Sylvanas kept her around. Unfortunately the actual ranking of the men took longer, factoring in such things as participation, mission success, leadership qualities, disciplinary action, kill count, and loyalty. Two weeks went by, during which Sylvanas made preparations as well as affirmations to the public of a grand prize for this new system. If the spirit of competition didn't entice them, then the prize certainly would. Or at least it would once they figured out what it was.
By the end of the month everything was set. She had her list, and half of the men who had made it into the top fifty were gathering inside of her throne room, with the other half scheduled for tomorrow. Entertaining all of them at once would be impossible; there simply wasn't enough time in the day. As such, she'd dedicated two days of the month to rewarding these fine soldiers of the Horde.
And fine they are. This is just as much my reward as theirs.
Sylvanas sat in her throne, stiff as a gargoyle, mouth twisted in a sinister smile, unblinking, unbreathing, utterly motionless save for the flickering of her eyes shifting to the faces of the men as they filed in, twenty-five hardened studs bulging with muscles and littered with scars. Blue skinned trolls, green skinned orcs, tauren with bodies like bipedal kodo beasts. Massively masculine. Just her type.
Once they were all inside, the sturdy iron door of the Warchief's chambers slammed shut. The echo carried through the open room with its domed roof, curved walls and various patriotic decorations, then stopped. Silence reigned alongside her. It was just her and these men now. The best the Horde had to offer if Vera's criteria could be trusted. Well over half of them were orcs, with a smattering of trolls and tauren as well as an elf whom she eyed most curiously, eyebrows raised as she studied him. No doubt he was handsome, but the difference between him and the average Sin'dorei soldier was obvious from the manner in which he carried himself, as if he had adapted to the uncivilized ways of orcs.
Blood elves rarely opted to join the primary Horde military, instead choosing to remain within their native Sin'dorei forces. The men who did join up with the Horde tended to be rugged outcasts if not outright criminals; the women who joined were much the same, often ending up pregnant with a half-orc mongrel within a year of their transfer to Kalimdor. If they weren't outcasts before, they certainly were then.
Sylvanas swept off of her throne, stalking to the center of the room, lithe and beautiful with a cloak of shadows swirling about her. The men followed her every move. They hadn't a clue what they were getting, but she could tell from their lecherous gazes what they wanted. Fearsome as she was, her body inspired far more than just terror. She knew this. She liked this. She used it to her advantage whenever possible.
Amused, she stopped in the center of the room and continued to study them, eyes passing from one soldier to the other, noticing more than a few familiar faces. A number of Kor'kron were there, as well as some of the local chieftains named as potential traitors within Vera's report.
The sniveling rats hide it well though, I'll give them that. They look about as stupidly loyal as the Kor'kron.
In all truth there was little evidence of treachery, but she put a lot of faith in what they did have. Of course, by the end of the night she had a feeling any potential traitors might just have a change of heart.
Her lip curled, revealing the sharp tip of an elven canine. "Lok'tar," she said, with such sincerity it wrapped around into being flippant. The men straightened and twenty-five hands thumped at their chests in salute. "I had high hopes when I was sworn in as warchief," she continued, "and I had high hopes when I devised this program to honor those who best serve the Horde. So far I have not been disappointed." She took a step forward and raised her hands to the group. "You are the best. The elite. The ones marching the Horde forward against both the Alliance and the Burning Legion. And so I ask you: what is a suitable reward for those such as yourselves?"
They waited for her to answer her own question, but when she did nothing but stare expectantly back at them they shifted and looked at each other. "Land?" one asked. Another mentioned armor, another weapons.
"Oh no, nothing that money can buy." She peeled off a glove, tossed it away and flexed her fingers. "You are the best, and as such deserve an appropriate reward." Both gloves were off now, and she reached up to unclasp her cloak, bundling it up and throwing it off to the side. Her silver-blonde hair tumbled loose, flowing like a waterfall down her back and shoulders. The men stared, bewildered and confused. Her pauldrons were the next victim, dropping to the padded floor with a soft thump, revealing more of her smooth blue skin.
"What would you rather have?" she asked, prying at the latches of her breastplate. "A new pair of armor--" The chestpiece fell away in the most magnificently mundane manner possible, revealing the Dark Lady's stacked chest, firm and supple, two great womanly handfuls that often strained at her corset and teased those taller than her. "--or me?"