The Zocalo thrummed with life, Dazar'alor's beating heart laid bare under a relentless sun. Scents of roasted raptor, spiced fruit, and jungle flora wove through the air, mingling with the clamor of bartering voices, laughter, and the occasional bellow of a direhorn breaking free. Kaz'jir's stall, "Kaz'jir's Curios," stood humbly amid the chaos, wedged between a leatherworker's tent and a gem-laden cart. Its wooden table, draped in vibrant cloth, displayed trinkets, potions, and oddities gathered from the wilds of Zuldazar and beyond. The sign above, red letters flaking in the heat, promised treasures for those bold enough to browse.
Kaz'jir cut a striking figure, even among Zandalari. His teal skin bore golden tattoos that traced his muscular frame, glinting as he moved. Sharp tusks curved upward, framing a face both proud and cunning, his blue eyes sharp with a merchant's wit. His dark mane, braided with beads, clinked softly, and a gold hoop pierced one ear. A dyed leather loincloth, belted with dinosaur bone and feathers, was his only garb, suited to the tropical swelter. He was tall, towering over most, his presence warm yet commanding, a balance honed by years of trade.
Today, though, the stall was quiet. Morning had crawled by with scant customers--an orc haggling over a cracked amulet, a goblin peddling nonsense, a young Zandalari asking endless questions but leaving empty-handed. By midday, the Zocalo's energy dimmed, heat driving folks to shade or taverns. Kaz'jir leaned against a post, claws tapping his tusk, boredom gnawing. Slow days left too much room for thoughts of debts, repairs, and whispers of unrest in the city's underbelly.
He was about to shuffle his stock again when a figure caught his eye, moving through the crowd with a grace that parted the chaos. A blood elf, her blonde hair cascading like molten gold, gleaming in the sun. Her sundress, crimson and gold, clung to her buxom curves, its light fabric daringly sheer, ending high on her thighs and swaying with each step. Bare shoulders and a confident stride made her stand out, a rare sight in Dazar'alor's raw sprawl. Kaz'jir's gaze lingered, merchant's instinct noting her air of wealth, but her beauty tugged harder--a primal pull he didn't bother denying.
She slowed near his stall, eyes scanning his wares. Kaz'jir straightened, dusting his table, and flashed a grin, tusks just visible. "Welcome, elf," he rumbled, his Zandalari accent thick. "See somethin' worth ya time?"
Her head tilted, a faint smile curving her lips as she stepped closer. Her green eyes flicked over vials, bone charms, a raptor-claw dagger, then settled on him. "You've got quite the spread," she said, her Silvermoon lilt smooth. "Anything... special tucked away?"
His grin widened. Her tone was bold, teasing, and he sensed a game worth playing. Slow days bred recklessness. "Plenty special," he said, leaning forward, voice low. "Depends what ya after. Somethin' to dazzle? Somethin' to... thrill?"
Her smile sharpened, eyes sparking with intrigue. She edged closer, dress brushing the stall's edge. "Thrill sounds good," she said, fingers grazing a blue potion vial, gaze locked on him. "Though I must warn you... it takes a lot to impress me."
Kaz'jir's pulse kicked. Flirting was part of the hustle, but her hunger matched his own restlessness. He glanced around--crowd thin, merchants distracted. A bold idea sparked, risky but tempting. "Hold up," he said, grin sly. "Got somethin' real special, but it's private." He tugged the stall's canvas flaps down, enclosing them in shadow, the Zocalo's din muffled. The air warmed, charged. He turned, eyes glinting. "Ya ready?"
She didn't flinch, crossing her arms to accentuate her curves, one brow raised. "I suppose," she said, daring him.
He chuckled, a deep rumble. Stepping closer, he towered over her, shadow swallowing her frame. With slow deliberation, he untied his belt, letting the loincloth fall. His cock, thick and veined, hung heavy--a Zandalari boast made flesh. In the dim stall, it was a bold reveal, and he watched her, amused, expectant.
Her eyes widened, cheeks flushing, but she didn't look away. Her lips parted, breath hitching as she stared, mesmerized. The blush spread, but fascination held her gaze. "By the Sunwell," she murmured, voice soft. "That's... incredible."
His grin turned smug. "Go on," he purred. "Touch it. I can tell ya want to."
She hesitated a heartbeat, then closed the gap, dress swaying. Her fingers brushed him, tentative, then bolder, wrapping around him with a warm grip. She hummed, appreciative. "It's massive," she said, hushed. "So much better than my husband's... I knew trolls were bigger, but this is extraordinary..."
Kaz'jir laughed, pride roughening his voice. "Zandalari don't do small, lady." He leaned closer, taunting. "Bet ya man never gave ya this kinda thrill."
The elf's blush deepened, but she didn't retreat. Instead, she leaned in, lips grazing him, then parted, taking him in. Her tongue moved with skill, hands steadying against his thighs. The sensation hit hard, and Kaz'jir groaned low, claws flexing.