Part Three
Aeronwen awoke the next day to Aisling caressing her cheek.
"My love," said the elf woman, "It is midday. Will you get up and keep me company as I work on a present for you?"
"Of course," said Aeronwen.
She got up and followed Aisling to her workbench. The elf woman picked up a knife and began carving into a thick oaken branch.
"What are you making?" asked Aeronwen.
Aisling smiled. "It is a surprise. "Perhaps you will figure out what it is as you watch me work."
Aeronwen watched as the elf woman carved the stick down, the object beginning to take form. It was a long, phallic looking thing with a bulb protruding from it at a right angle. As Aisling began to carve the details, she could see that it was meant to be a penis, complete with a head and foreskin. It was much longer than Aeronwen's penis, and thicker too. When she was done, the elf woman spoke a word, and the carving turned to glass before Aeronwen's eyes.
"Do you mean to put that thing inside of me?" asked Aeronwen.
"I created the bulb so that it can be held in my vagina. I mean to fuck you with it," said the elf woman with a smile.
Aeronwen blushed at the thought of it. She found the idea quite aroused her. She had never had anything inside of her before.
"Would you like that, darling?"
"Yes, I think I would," said Aeronwen. "Will you be gentle?"
"Of course, Aeronwen."
"Perhaps tonight then," said Aeronwen. "I would like to go for a walk in the woods alone first.
"Alright," said Aisling. "Do be careful, my love."
"I will."
"Take my knife, just in case you run into danger."
With that, Aeronwen put on her cloak and boots. She put the knife in her cloak pocket, and headed out the door.
Aeronwen wandered through Hudol Wood, taking in the beauty of the place. Her feet crunched in the leaves as she went, and she took delight in stomping on a few particularly crispy ones.
When she was about thirty minutes out from the hut, she heard hoofbeats--a horse was approaching. Should she hide? No, she thought, it was probably just a traveler. Then she saw the horse. It was adorned in red and gold, and branded with the crest of her father's kingdom. Atop the horse sat a blond, bearded man wearing a crown of gold--it was her father.
"Aeron," he said, his voice booming with anger. "You are exiled. You dare defy me by returning to my province?"
Aeronwen was too stunned to speak. When she found her voice, she said "I'm sorry, father. I swear that I will be on my way, away from your province."
"No," said King Elgar. "You have broken your exile. You are to be imprisoned in the dungeon."
"No," said Aeronwen. Numbly, she felt herself draw the knife from her pocket.
The king stepped off his horse and drew his sword. "Do not make me slay you, Aeron."
"My name is Aeronwen."
"A foolish fantasy. You are a man."
"Do I look like a man?" she asked angrily.