A request featuring Tyrande and a worgen.
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It had been only a week since the Battle of Ardenweald, and though her body had healed, Tyrande's mind was still sore. A mix of emotions swelled within her, and, through it all, an odd itch that she hadn't felt for some time gnawed at her, adding to her extensive list of frustrations. Even in Ardenweald, perpetually beautiful as it was, she spent most of her time indoors, lonely, upset, and confused.
Deciding that she had spent more than enough time brooding, Tyrande shook the bad thoughts from her head and stood up. Grabbing her glaives, she strode out of her apartment and through the Heart of the Forest, ignoring the looks its inhabitants gave her. Within a minute she was gone, feet marching across a path deep into the lush wilds of Ardenweald. Despite being in the realm of the dead, Ardenweald was very much alive: the wilderness was vast, with towering trees that shaded the earth and flowering plants of all colors. As she walked, large moths and butterflies fluttered around her, while blue-furred foxes and deer stopped what they were doing to look at her. She smiled at them and waved, earning a curious inclination of the head from one of the foxes which then trotted off, no doubt in search of food or play.
This joy was temporary, however, and the broodiness returned shortly after. Sighing, she continued on her little journey further into the wilderness. Tired and on edge—only partially because of her lack of sleep—she followed the worn pathway towards a lonely copse atop a hill and surrounded by rolling plains of blue grass. At the center was a grove—quaint, but tranquil and relaxing. It was not a secret location by any means, but in her time spent within Ardenweald, she had met few others at this peculiar spot. It had become a place of reflection and isolation for her; a place where she could stop and think with nothing but the animals to keep her company.
Making her way inside the dense thicket of trees, she followed the path to the heart of the copse, brushing aside low-hanging branches and smiling again as a small rabbit dashed across the road and dove into a leafy bush. Striding forward, she shoved aside the last of the branches blocking the pathway and stepped into the open grove. It was as beautiful and pristine as it was during her last visit: a manmade pond similar to a moon well took up nearly a third of the clearing, and a single log that she often sat upon lay like a sleeping giant upon the ground with orange and pink flowers crowding around it. The grove was as she left it—save for just one, or rather, two things: Tyrande was not alone. There were two others in the clearing—a worgen and a sylvar. This was fine of course. After all, this land did not belong to her. What they were doing, however, made her stop and stare.
Both were naked, and the sylvar—a female—was bent over the log while the worgen rutted into her from behind. Neither seemed to notice the purple elf gaping at them from the other side of the grove, so caught up in their sexual romp were they. The woman was small, at least, compared to the worgen she was, and her labored moans almost made it sound as if she was hyperventilating. The man on the other hand was panting, his hands grasping at the much smaller faun-woman's hips while he ploughed her pussy in what appeared to be a very effective manner. As she cried out from underneath him, her body shook in an obvious climax, and the worgen pulled out of her, muttering something that prompted the sylvar to spin around and take his cock into her mouth. Even from a distance Tyrande could see how large the man's tool was, and the deer-woman resigned herself to suckling on the head.
Unnoticed as she was, Tyrande stood motionless at the entrance to the clearing. She watched them, her eyes wide with shock but gradually narrowing into a glare. At last, her anger found a voice.
"What do you think you're doing?" she blurted.
Tyrande's sharp voice cut through the silence and the sylvar woman bolted upright, head swiveling to look at her while the worgen did the same.
"Priestess!" the woman squeaked.
Apparently the furry woman knew who she was.
"This is a public place. Have you no shame?" Tyrande stepped forward, arms crossed and brow furrowed.
The sylvar mumbled an embarrassed apology, got dressed and then hurried past Tyrande and out of the clearing. Though Tyrande herself was tall, she noticed that the sylvar, despite appearing small next to the worgen, was in reality just as tall as she was.
"And you," she continued, turning to the man who was now dressed and only a few feet in front of her, "we're here to help them, not fuck them." He blinked awkwardly and Tyrande sighed. "You have a place to stay, yes?"
The worgen nodded his big furry head. "Near the Heart of the Forest."
"Then at least have the decency to do it
there
and not
here
." She paused and eyed him disapprovingly, eyes briefly flickering over the bulge in his trousers. "What is your name?"
"Garin Brant."
His voice was a manly growl and he smelled much the same: husky and masculine. It was not unpleasant. In fact...
Tyrande licked her lips and nodded dismissively. "Begone then, Garin Brant."
Knowing full well who she was and the power she possessed, the worgen bowed his head respectfully and trotted off in search of the sylvar girl. Half-turning, Tyrande watched him disappear from the glade and out of sight before sighing and taking a number of tentative steps towards the log she normally sat at. Eyeing it with disdain, she sat upon its edge, farthest from where the man and woman had defiled it with their lewd misdeeds.
She gazed into the bubbling artificial pond and found herself alone with her thoughts—thoughts that quickly turned devious and only upset her even more, if such a thing was possible. To add to her growing list of frustrations, a fiery desire was beginning to blossom in her loins as the memory of what she had just witnessed replayed itself over and over in her mind. The way the sylvar woman cried out in pleasure, the way the worgen's towering form pounded against her, and that bulge in his pants!
She cursed and stood up, scaring off a curious vulpin and taking a few steps forward towards the pond. Staring into its crystal-clear, eddying depths, she wrestled with her inner thoughts. Infidelity had never been something Tyrande had considered before—and other than Illidan she had never desired another man but her husband—yet for some reason it plagued her today, gnawed at her from the inside. These new emotions angered her greatly, and she blamed it on what must have been lingering side effects of the Night Warrior ritual. Unfortunately, the angrier she got, the more cock-hungry she became, and the memory of the worgen's manhood refused to be banished from her thoughts.
It wasn't right, but in the land of the dead, and afflicted by the aftereffects of the Night Warrior's powers, did it really matter? Tyrande had an itch, and it needed to be scratched—she needed to be fucked and filled and she knew just the person to do it. For the first time in a while she felt something other than anger and frustration; her body tingled with excitement, and she grinned, fists balled in determination to do what would have ordinarily been unthinkable. Taking a deep breath, she sat back down upon the log and contemplated how exactly she would go about seducing her soon-to-be lover.
Tyrande was not a subtle person, and the decision was made quickly; she could think of nothing more than a direct approach. Come nightfall—or what could be construed as nightfall within this realm—she would make her move. Smiling, she observed the beauty of the glade for some time before standing up and making her way back towards the Heart of the Forest, ignoring the part of her mind that urged her to remain faithful.
First, she would need to find out where he lived.
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Ardenweald's blue sky shimmered with impossible objects that sparkled like stars and dimmed ever so slightly as the hours passed by. The otherworldly "day" stretched into otherworldly "night" and yet the hum of the great forest's denizens only increased in intensity; it was not at all unlike the forests Tyrande was used to. As there was but one worgen in all the land, her quest had been quick and easy. Recognizing who she was, a steward in the shape of a crane gladly offered up the worgen's location. It wasn't far from the glade she frequented; close, and yet far enough out of the way for him—and her—to have some privacy.