Note: This story takes place during Soul Calibur IV, so Ivy is wearing that outfit and she's on a mission to find out about the Soul Calibur.
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Ivy walked into the temple with her sword ready. Her eyes were fierce and her stance was proud, as she searched for danger in the seemingly abandoned building.
Her firm, round butt cheeks jiggled slightly as she walked up the stone staircase. Her muscles were tense and ready. Her impressive natural breasts heaved slowly with every breath, as she felt her heart pounding.
She now entered the giant, empty room. She was ready to battle, if needed.
Her expression became sad, as she lowered her weapon.
Nothing. It was empty.
Ivy let out a disappointed, disgusted groan. She had been told there would be useful information, there. She had been lied to, it seemed.
Ivy sat on a piece of rock, stretching out her legs and massaging her back. She was very tired, after the long journey.
"Curses!" She muttered, massaging her neck.
Oh well, she thought, she might as well sleep here tonight. The night was falling.
She took a torch from the wall and lit it on fire, placing it in a crack on the floor. Then she unrolled her blanket and placed her sword next to it.
Ivy went to massage her breasts. They were hurting a bit, after such a long day.
Ivy was very proud of her body, especially of her large, natural breasts.
She had won battles because of how much they distracted her opponents. And her lovers sure seemed to enjoy them. But after a long day, her outfit felt constricting and uncomfortable.
She was about to take off the top portion of her outfit, to ease the discomfort, when she heard the sound of polite, male cough. Someone wanted to make their presence known.
Ivy picked up her sword in one swift movement and got up to face the stranger.
There stood a calm, tall Chinese man. About 40 years old, with long black hair and no weapons.
"I assure you, I mean you no harm."
Ivy did not lower her sword.
"Who are you?"
The man gave a curt nod, as he introduced himself.
"My name is Kong Xiuqiang. I am a monk."
Ivy looked at him for a moment longer, then she lowered her weapon and relaxed a bit.
"A monk?"
"Yes."
Ivy observed his unassuming clothes and calm demeanor. She felt reassured, but she was still suspicious.
"This temple looks abandoned, why are you here?"
The man smiled slightly.
"I vowed to guard this place and give help to anyone who may need it."
Ivy couldn't help but think that the man was kind of attractive, in a very humble way.
"Well, you could be of help to me, Xiuqiang."
Ivy crossed her arms and leaned on a column. She didn't meant to be provocative, but the pose pushed her breasts up and highlighted her long, strong legs.
The monk seemed unfazed by her beauty, but Ivy had never met a man who could resist her. She was ready to use all her persuasion, if needed.
"I'd be happy to help, if I can. What may I call you?"
"Ivy."
The man nodded and sat on a nearby piece of rock, crossing his legs.
"How may I help you, Ivy?"
Ivy took a deep breath.
"I'm here because I need to know everything about the Soul Calibur."
The man's face showed a hint of shock, which he quickly hid. Ivy, however, hadn't missed it.
"Do you know about the Soul Calibur, Xiuqiang?"
The man remained silent for a long while. Ivy was almost about to ask again, feeling irritated, before he finally answered.
"I...do. But I cannot speak of it. I am sorry."
Ivy ha expected this, but she still felt annoyed.
"I need to know. I need you to tell me."
The man shook his head slowly, with a sad expression on his face.
"I am truly sorry. It is not my right to divulge information about that sword. I swore I wouldn't."
"To whom?"
"I cannot tell you that, either. I apologize."
Ivy stared at him for a second. What to do? Attack him? Offer him money? No, neither would have helped much with this monk.
Then a thought hit her. This temple had been abandoned for years, maybe decades. She might have been the first woman he had seen in ages.
Could she have persuaded him in a more...subtle way?
Oh, of course monks were celibate. But most monks were never put to the test as much as he was about to. Most monks had never met Ivy Valentine.
"Alright, I understand." Said Ivy.
The monk seemed taken aback by this sudden mood shift.
"If you swore, I guess there's not much I can do to convince you."
Ivy turned her back on him and placed the sword on her blanket. She did not bend her knees to do it, however, but bent over.
Xiuqiang had a perfect view of her pale, round ass as she did so. He quickly looked away, blushing. Ivy glimpsed back and noticed his embarrassment.