Red was once a proud knight dedicated to protecting the town of Lavup, every fibre of his being devoted to slaying those afflicted by the lavender forests corruption. Citizens of the small settlement took comfort in knowing that they were shielded by his blade, as when he was around no monster could penetrate the walls.
Now however, Red thought only of a single thing. All of his thoughts were of a single girl: the princess of nature and the last Dryad left living. Images of her divine body seeped into every part of his mind, light bouncing off her porcelain skin as vines slithered across it. He could see her foot in his thoughts, hanging before him with green-painted nails like bait. Then her laugh, sultry and confident, would take over his hearing completely, controlling his next actions like a puppet on strings.
There he knelt, the dryad's toes on the end of his tongue as she sat on his own bed, legs crossed at the thighs. A satisfied moan left her lips, satisfied with the obedience her new pet was showing. Red was her first pet in centuries, but she didn't want to stop at just one.
"You know what I want now, don't you?" Alura asked, toes wiggling in his mouth.
Red nodded, his tongue desperately lapping at her painted nails. The taste of nail polish was overpowering, a constant reminder of how easily she had dominated him. Truly, it was pathetic on his part. All she had to was sit there and hold out her foot as he fell into line like a good little puppy.
"And you'll help me get what I want," Alura pulled tight on the vine leash, pushing her foot further into his mouth, "Won't you?"
The knight nodded once more, utterly entranced by the feeling of her foot filling his mouth. He wasn't worthy of this. Nobody could ever be worthy of this. Satisfied, Alura giggled as her foot slid free from between his lips, skin shining with moisture.
"I'll get you whatever you want." Red proclaimed as he caught his breath. As far as he was concerned, Alura was a queen who deserved anything she desired. "Lavup will be all yours."
"Is that so?" she asked, rising from her seated position with the grace of an angel. His eyes followed her movements, tracing her flawless curves. "Then I suppose you know where to start?"
Already bored with playing with her new pet, Alura rose her arm in front of her. With half-lidded eyes, she yawned as a smooth green vine rose from the ground and wrapped around her hip before slithering its way to her arm. There, it slowly slid towards her hand in a spiral, its cold touch sending shivers through her body. It wrapped tight, securing itself to her like a piece of clothing she could control at will. With the tilt of her head, she rose her hand to examine her new accessory, allowing the vine to grow upwards from her palm like a flower.
This was the control she lived for. She longed for the day that everyone she met would simply obey her without question, doing her bidding without her even lifting a finger.
"The Guild's Hall controls everything around here. If you start there the town is already as good as yours." Red explained.
"Perfect." Alura was already wrapping his vine leash around her hand like a glove, pulling tight enough that it sent him to the ground. Seeing someone who once held enough power to defend a town down on all fours for her aroused her like nothing ever had before. Her hand gently caressed her exposed thigh as she placed a foot on his back, eager to bring the rest of Lavup's citizens under her heel too. "You don't protect this town anymore do you?"
Red looked down at the floor as her felt the foot he was previously sucking pushing against his back, "No. I don't."
"Then, who do you protect?" She began putting more pressure down on her foot, desperate and lustful for his answer. "Who do you serve?"
"You. I live to serve you."
Alura had to bite her lip to suppress a moan. Those words were an admittance of defeat from him, an official proclamation that the once great protector of Lavup was now nothing more than a servant to the last Dryad. It had been such a long time since she'd heard those words from another person; it felt even better than she remembered.
Satisfied, she removed her bare foot from his back, releasing some of the tension on his vine leash, "Then crawl, dog. Let the town see what their protector has become."