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Skyrim A Warriors Adventure Ch 01

Skyrim A Warriors Adventure Ch 01

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The start of a longer Adventure, a mixture of lust and action.

(Set in Skyrim's future, I hope to have told a tale that both delights and intrigues. I will not apologise for the liberties I have taken with Skyrims future.)

The invisibility potions were worth their weight in not only gold but also ingredients, weapons and armour.

Hild Glentoran crept through the forsworn camp, happy with how the last six months had gone. Since hearing stories of the fabled Dragonborn years before, he'd desperately wanted to travel Skyrim and become an adventurer and had spent the last few months doing just that. It reached the point that Hild's name had reached the ears of the Jarl of Markarth, who'd tasked him with the return of items stolen by the Forsworn to reunite them with their respective owners. Risky, but exactly the sort of thing he was proficient in.

As he searched for specific items, including the statue of Dibella from the temple, he heard a gang of Forsworn nearby, cheering and laughing at something unseen.

Intrigued, he crept up to a safe vantage point where he could see an orgy occurring, well illuminated by a large fire. He could see several couples fucking, with single men masturbating around them. The biggest group by far appeared to be focused upon a single woman who, judging by the number of cocks inside her, appeared to have been made airtight.

Never having been involved in such a group himself, Hild found the sight arousing, watching as the men penetrated, cheering and moaning as they constantly swapped participants and holes. He watched as a Forsworn who'd been fucking her ass changed to insert his cock in her mouth, with no complaints from the other participants, even though Hild noticed the woman appeared to struggle with either the length or the taste.

Yet as Hild stared he realised that while all the other participants wore classic forsworn pelts and bones, the woman involved in the group wore ripped clothing, her hair a mess. Yet, as he focused on her actions and the noises she was making. it became apparent she wasn't Forsworn, but appeared to be a Nord.

Anger running through him, and checking he had an appropriate supply of potions, he swiftly sent a bone arrow through the eye of a participant. Another person was falling when the Forsworn realised they were under attack. Still, due to the darkness and a hefty supply of invisibility potions, it was unclear to them where the assault was coming from. A third and fourth Forsworn fell before they figured out his rough direction and, leaving their victim in the dust as they collected their weapons, began to encircle the area Hild had been firing arrows from.

Or at least, where he had been. He'd snuck through the camp as the savages collected their weapons, feeling lucky that there didn't appear to be a magic user who could detect his presence. Taking the confused woman by the hand, he appeared briefly to advise her to 'drink this if she wanted to live', this being an invisibility potion.

Despite her ordeal she was still able to follow Hild's instructions and, when both of them were invisible, hand in hand they headed towards the cliff edge which Hild had climbed up undetected earlier. As Hild lacked the time to take things so carefully on the way down, and what with the woman seeming weak and in shock from her ordeal, Hild was forced to carry her down the cliff, carefully navigating the rocks until, finally, he reached his horse, relieved he remained tied to a tree.

In being dark he assumed it was too far from the camp for anyone to see but not trusting that someone wouldn't come looking, he quickly hauled the woman up on the saddle before sitting before her, he ensured she was stable before heading off back in the direction of the nearest village, where he had lodging at the inn.

"Where we going?" He heard his companion ask wearily as he slowed after a few minutes, happy that no one was following.

"Old Hroldan," he informed her, now riding at a steady pace.

"That's where I've been staying," she admitted in surprise, "my cousin and Grandfather own the Inn. I'm Ysolna."

"That is good," he admitted, "they will be able to look after you."

The rest of the journey wasn't long, an hour at most, but Hild could feel Ysolna struggling to stay awake behind him, clearly still affected by her time as a captive. He felt guilty that he'd let it go on for so long, that he'd even touched himself as he watched her be penetrated. He hadn't known, he told himself, but he still felt responsible. Shor's Bones, he'd just been there to relieve the Forsworn of the items they'd stolen in the first place, but all this time, should he have been doing more?

Reaching the Inn, Hild was greeted by the Reach guards, the now bustling village deemed valuable enough to be protected by its Jarl in Markarth. In his short time here, where he'd been sleeping under the stars, he'd formed a good relationship with the guards, always helpful for any adventurer who might not know when they would need help, but when they saw the state of the figure he was carrying they drew their weapons out of fear.

"I need a healer!" Hild called out to the nearest guard, a Nord he'd been flirting with. Hild had hoped that when he returned with the items she would be grateful enough to bed him, but he now had other priorities. "She was captured by the Forsworn. I think I left them miles behind, but be on your guard." Stopping outside the inn he dismounted before pulling Ysolna into his arms, carrying her over the threshold of the building. Nodding at the ghost known to frequent the building, he was greeted by a cry of surprise from the barman, a grizzled old man in his seventies.

"Orkey's Beard! Ferra!" He called out to someone in another room, a young woman running out in surprise at the shout. "It's Ysolna! She's alive!"

Seeing that this Ferra bore obvious similarities to Ysolna, it was clear she was the cousin.

"The guards are bringing a healer," he informed them, still holding her as if she had no weight, "where can I put her?"

"She has a room by the bar," Ferra told him as she stared at her cousin in shock, taking in the state of her clothing and the now dried blood that had run down her legs, "Skuli," she barked at the old innkeeper, "I'm going to need boiled water and clean rags." Marching into the room, as Hild followed on behind he could see her clearing the table, sweeping the items into the nearest chest.

The room was tight but Ferra moved out of the way to allow Hild to lay Ysolna onto the bed, bending carefully and slowly. She had been through enough, the least he could do was be careful with her.

"Go and pour yourself an ale," Ferra instructed him, placing a hand on his shoulder in thanks, "you've done so much, thank you. If Skuli asks, tell him to get on with it."

Feeling exhausted he followed the instructions, the bar empty apart from the Ghost drinking by the door. As Hild sat at one of the tables Skuli came back in, not only carrying the water and rags but with company in tow. A wood elf if Hild was any judge, likely the healer. If the Innkeeper was bothered by Hild's full mug he didn't show it, instead showing the elf straight into Ysolna's room.

"Imperial," he called over to Hild, who stood slowly, walking to the bar where Skuli appeared to be searching for something, "you look exhausted. Once you've finished your pint, the Tiber Septim room is yours for as long as you need it, free of charge." Standing up, he handed a key over. "It's the least I can offer you for all you've done for my granddaughter."

Nodding, Hild drained the ale, the refreshing cold helping him wake up somewhat.

"Thank you," he answered, placing his arm across his chest in gratitude, "but I do not expect a reward for doing the right thing."

"And I will not have it said that I am not grateful," Skuli commanded, "so take the bed warrior, you look done in."

Nodding, Hild took the key and entered the room. Seeing a double bed, he took nothing else in as he stripped naked and slid under the sheets. As he lay on his back he fell to sleep instantly.

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He didn't know how many hours it had been, the room was dark when he awoke, but he woke groggy, not having woken naturally but instead from a sensation within his groin. Uncovering himself he could see a figure laying on the bed with him, the sensation being their mouth wrapped around his cock.

"That's... you..." Hild couldn't quite get the words out, but the figure at his groin removed him from their mouth as they noted he was awake.

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"It's okay," the voice said, feminine, familiar, he was pretty sure it was Ferra, "this is the least I can do for saving Ysolna." As she spoke, she used a hand to stroke his now erect cock. "She's going to be completely fine, the healers fixed her up, but she said if you hadn't got her when you did it could have been... well, she's alive, and I wanted to thank you."

Feeling her mouth engulf his solid length once more, Hild could have easily stopped her, that it wasn't appropriate, that she didn't know him, that she didn't know how he'd acted watching her cousin being fucked. Except, as she sucked, licked and jerked him off, his body reminded him how long it had been, and he let out a moan he couldn't hold in.

Ferra spent some time licking and engulfing him before stopping. His eyes accustomed to the lack of light he could see that she was removing the shift and apron she'd been wearing. Even in the dimness, he could see that she was gifted on her chest, her silhouette almost that of an hourglass, although he didn't have too long to admire it as she crawled over the bed and atop his body. It was only when her groin was atop his did she stop, lowering her body until his erect member pressed against her skin, Ferra using a hand to guide him to her wet cunt.

"I hope, ugh..." she gasped as his head penetrated her, "that you... uh..." lowering further, she could feel him stretching her, "enjoy yourself... ahh..." she gasped happily as she seemed to bottom out, although Hild still had several inches remaining, "just relax..."

She began to grind slowly on him, moving back and forth, raising and lowering minute increments. Hild could feel how damp she was, yet just allowed himself to be used as she rode him increasingly needfully, her breasts rising and falling heavily. By her response, the gasps and moans she was emitting, he gathered she seemed to be enjoying herself, yet could feel his balls begin to tighten. It had been far too long...

Placing his hands upon her full hips, Hild began to thrust as felt the urgency build up within him, pushing her hips down upon him, finally taking him all in as he let out a roar, his cock simultaneously flooding Ferra with his seed. Although she had not reached her own climax, she appeared happy with the result, only then touching his lips with hers, kissing him deeply as he continued to flood her innards with his seed.

It took longer than either would have imagined but, when he finally finished pumping he was sure he heard her sigh happily before she gently rose off of his body.

"I would consider it an honour if I should bear your child, warrior," she told him with genuine pride, "for all you have done, this is the least I could do."

Hild heard her dress but didn't her hear leave, having once again fallen to sleep instantaneously, his energy once again sapped.

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He didn't know how many hours it had been, but when Hild woke once more he felt well rested, ready for whatever the day threw at him. Leaving the room he spotted Skuli at the counter, polishing brass.

"Innkeeper," he called over, "do you have a barrel I can wash in?"

"Outside," Skuli replied, "when you return I will have a loaf and a pint of ale. I have a favour to ask."

Having expected as much, Hild walked outside in just his undergarments and carrying a clean rag, eliciting a few surprised and excitable stares from those about, the height of the sun indicating it was around noon. Given the village was mostly farmers they would have been up for hours, so likely assumed he was a layabout.

The guard he'd been charming walked up to him, her eyes admiring his frame.

"Next time," she laughed, "you might want to get dressed before leaving the house."

"You're just jealous I'm not leaving your barracks like this," he replied as he splashed his face, causing the guard to blush.

"Well, you know where to find me," she winked, "just stay away from that Ferra," she indicated to the Inn, "loves practising the Dibellan arts that one."

Feeling refreshed, he dried off quickly.

"I'll make sure to do just that."

Heading back to his room, he dressed in his Steel armour before heading back into the main room, sitting at the counter across from Skuli, who pushed food and drink in his direction.

"As I'm sure my youngest granddaughter has informed you," he spoke disapprovingly, making Hild aware he wasn't the first to enjoy Ferra's gratitude, "her cousin has recovered fully, physically at least," he sniffed, "I do worry for her mind. In that vein, she has requested to return home immediately, and it would be our honour if you would escort her home safely. We know about the items you recovered for the Jarl of Markarth, we shall send a message and the items with the next courier and, the next time you come to the Reach, your bounty should be available. For now, Ysolna needs to return to Whiterun."

"It seems that the decision has been made for me," Hild attempted to persuade the old innkeeper, "but where I believe in doing the right thing, what do I get out of this?"

"There's a bag of coin up front," Skuli agreed, "and free lodging for life."

"Then when I have finished breakfast I shall prep my horse," Hild said, accepting the quest, "who should still be standing outside, and we can be on our way."

"I'm glad to hear that warrior," a quiet yet sultry voice interrupted their conversation, "I must return home. I do not feel safe being outside of stone walls."

"Now Ysolna," Skuli interjected as his granddaughter stepped out of her room, "Hroljan is safer than it was. When I was a lad it was just this Inn, but now we've got houses and farmland."

"Whiterun has never been successfully taken," she countered, "even during the siege seventy years ago. I am sorry Grandfather, but I need to go home."

Sighing, he rubbed his bald head.

"I know, love, and I shall not stop you. Those damn Forsworn..."

Seeing the discomfort on Ysolna's face as their name was spoken, Hild interrupted, standing abruptly and finishing off his breakfast.

"Gather your things and meet me outside. I will prepare my Horse." Looking at Skuli, he nodded. "You may give Ysolna the coin. Thank you for the hospitality."

With that, he walked out, wiping crumbs off his stubble.

Looking at her Grandfather, Ysolna felt sadness at leaving but knew it was the right thing to do.

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"Thank you for everything," she spoke sadly, "I hope you understand why I cannot stay."

"I do," he admitted, "and perhaps he should leave before your cousin gets her mitts on him again."

"Already?" Rolling her eyes at her cousin's behaviour, she couldn't say she was shocked. "Perhaps you should put that on the board outside, 'You're sure to have a happy ending here.'"

"Don't encourage her," Skuli groaned, "she'd take that as a challenge."

Outside, having finished his preparation, Hild leaned against the Inn's porch waiting patiently. As he leant he heard a voice next to him.

"You need to go slowly with her," easing next to him was the healer from last night, the wood elf, "she's better physically, but her head won't be in the right space for some time. She needs to pray at a Shrine of Mara sooner rather than later. There's one just north of here, I recommend you head there first."

"That could add hours to the journey," he replied uncertainly, "is it worth the added stress?"

"Absolutely," the wood elf insisted, "I am no God, she needs the blessing of one of the Eight to complete her healing."

"Then I won't argue," he relented, "if you mark it on my map Elf I will take her there."

Noting the use of 'Elf', after making the change on his map she looked upon him coolly.

"You don't like Elves then, Imperial? We are not all like the Altmer you know."

"No," he agreed, "you help others, you heal and fix what is broken. You do not break what doesn't need breaking for your own benefit. My apologies if I was not polite. It has been... hard, in the Empire as of late."

"I was here during the Stormcloak uprising," the Elf admitted, "things would be a lot worse if they'd been successful. If not for you Imperials I fear what would have happened."

"My grandfather served in Solitude," Hild admitted. "He was a legate. He always said he was lucky enough to survive to retire."

"Then I hope you have the same fortune," a voice behind them interrupted, "Fapnel, I thank you for your service last night."

"It was my pleasure," he bowed deeply to Ysolna, "I am just pleased that I was here to help. My one weakness at the College had been my fondness for healing and my distaste for aggression, but I am glad it is of use here. Safe travels."

Nodding to Hild, Fapnel slinked away, Ysolna looking on behind fondly.

"When I am home I must remember to send him a present as a thank you. Anything you would suggest?"

"A bow? Arrows? He is Bosmer, usually, they are happier hunting than healing. I must recommend you mount Horse first."

Unable to hold in her laughter, she looked at Horse critically before mounting.

"Really? You have named your horse Horse? What would you do if you had children, name them boy? Girl? Boy two?"

Pulling himself up in front of her, Hild started at a slow trot.

"I do not know," he admitted, "I would probably name a boy after my grandfather, and a girl after my sister, Larina."

"That's sweet," Ysolna admitted, "would she not find it confusing?"

"She died in Childbirth," Hild admitted, "her first child with her. Nothing could have been done, but I miss her, and I believe that this would honour her."

The rest of the journey to the shrine of Mara was in silence, Ysolna feeling embarrassed, and as they reached their destination she hopped off quickly, wincing as she hit the ground heavily.

"My lady," Hild spoke gravely, "you must be more careful. You have had an ordeal and, while better, you need time to recover fully. In the future I would request that you let me help."

"I am no invalid," she attempted to protest, "I will not be pitied... oh fuck I'm in so much pain..."

Sighing, Hild jumped off Horse and removed a potion from the saddlebags.

"This is a minor healing potion. Drink."

Following his instructions, Ysolna looked frustrated.

"I don't want to be a charity case," she spoke bitterly, "I will not have the first thought everyone has be 'look at her, she's used goods.'"

"No one else has to know," Hild spoke, carefully tying Horse up, "I assume your family in Whiterun haven't been told you were missing, so their is no need to tell them why you have returned early. That you have missed them will suffice."

Considering that, Ysolna knelt before the shrine of Mara, praying silently as Hild looked on. He had not been lucky enough to find someone to bind him with under Mara's blessing, but he hoped one day he would. There had been no one back in Cyrodil he'd wanted to spend the rest of his life with, but perhaps while in Skyrim he could find himself a strapping Nord woman. Not as classically attractive as Imperials, he admitted that he didn't mind someone with a bit more meat on their bones, with Ysolna clearly pure Nord, where he wouldn't have been surprised if one of Ferra's parents had been from Breton, more delicate than her cousin.

"I am ready," Ysolna announced, standing more easily now, "I shall try not to delay us any more than I have done already."

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