Corrupting The Magical Girl

My lungs were out of air, and I could feel my body curling up to fight the pressure. But it continued, coming down from all sides, and making me into a mush. All to get through the intense tightness of a tunnel.

I tried to fight, of course. My power flickered, burning around me all over. But it wasn't enough. She pushed me through, and I lost consciousness, just as I passed through the worst of it.

The last thing I heard though, was her whisper.

"I hope you enjoy our welcome, Starlight."

--

When I woke up again, I was no longer in my magical girl form. But that wasn't the most important thing. No, what was more important was the fact I was no longer in the city, and was inside some sort of forest.

Trees and shrubberies were everywhere, and as far as my eyes could see as well. I tried to sniff, and all I got was a noseful of saccharine sweet scent, all sharp and making me shudder a little bit. Even just that little whiff was enough to make me dizzy, and I couldn't help but grasp the tree next to me.

The bark felt soft against my skin, as I panted and tried my best to ignore the feeling the sweet scent was bringing to me. My stomach felt funny, but I tried to ignore it, suppressing it down until I wouldn't think of it.

This place was dangerous, that was what my thoughts immediately told me. A lapse of concentration could have ended up very dangerously, especially if I kept taking deep breaths. Right now I was more of breathing through my mouth, taking great care to not smelling the cloyingly sweet scent that felt like it was coating my tongue--

I slapped my cheeks. The sting helped me to focus on the present, and I tried to keep my concentration here. Not thinking of anything else dangerous... Maybe if I transformed, it would be better.

I let my eyes fall closed, and I quickly found the burning power in my chest. It was my own will, of what I needed to transform. For a moment, I let myself soak within the warmth, to trust in my own self to stay free. But it didn't take long before I had to shake my head, and grasp it properly.

The burst spread across my body, my head, chest, hands, stomach, legs... It spread through them all. Forming my outfit all over, and I smiled when I could feel the heaviness that had been forming all over my body was finally lifted up. This wasn't something I would realise, if I couldn't transform.

Clenching my fists a little, I stretched my body a little bit before taking a note of my surroundings. It was indeed a forest. Greeneries covered nearly everything, and I couldn't even see what could be outside of the forest thanks to the thick foliage up above. There were sources of light too from the sky, but I could mostly see shadows underneath.

This transformation, while safe for now, would eventually degrade the longer I was in it. So I should find a safe place. And finding out how I came here and why this forest was so silent. Despite me never going into one, I knew a forest should be noisy, full of life from insects to the animals that lived within.

But for now, as Shining Starlight, I decided to find a way to get out of here. Crouching down a little, I jumped up to one of the thicker branches I saw above me--before immediately letting go and getting back down. I stared at my glove, seeing sap and slime all over it. I shuddered at the sight, not wanting to know what would happen if I was grabbing it straight onto my hands.

Well, going up properly like that didn't work. And I didn't think a stronger jump would allow me to get through the foliage. I had no choice but to pick a direction and stick with it. I disliked that idea, and yet I had no better ones.

Letting out a sigh, I started my walk, hoping I would find something soon.

--

I didn't find anything. It was all the same thing over and over again, and I had transformed for hours, for sure. I was getting tired, and the sweet scent was once again, coming and spreading all over my nose and mouth.

I wished I could say I fight it without a problem. But with my head muddy no thanks to the atmosphere, and my tiredness from keeping up my transformations, I just... followed it. The sweetness seemed to get better with every step I gave.

It made me shudder. It caressed my cheeks, through my neck and onto my body. The scent wanted me to go somewhere, and I was happy enough to let it decide. My walk continued, nothing seemingly stopping me. No roots seemed to be up and made me trip. No branches growing onto the path I was walking through. Shrubberies seemingly leaned away, allowing me to walk through them to move forward.

I didn't know how long I walked, all I knew was that by the time I was half back onto the present, the transformation had long since undone itself. Saps and leaves were stuck all over my clothings, and wherever the sap touched my skin, I could feel a tingling feeling over there.

With half-lidded eyes, I looked around, to find out where I was now. It was a more open place, a clearing that was still surrounded by trees but had a field of flowers. Sweet flowers that made me want to kneel and put my face against it...

I shouldn't though. It was hard to keep that thought, but I somehow managed. I kept myself standing, despite my desire to just... I shook my head. Pinching my hands a little and using the pain to keep me in the present. The fog was still thick around my thoughts though.

But the scent of flowers... Fruits... the delectably sweet aroma of nectar... They were all combining into some sort of inviting scent that was growing ever stronger for every second that had passed.

Heat was spreading through my body, starting from where I inhaled the aromas, until it stopped within my stomach. Where it joined the warmth that had been growing there since the start, from when I woke up in this weird world I didn't really understand.

I whimpered softly at the swaying plants, upon the moving flowers and fruits. Fruits that seemingly looked like a certain phallic organ that made my cheeks flush. One of my hands reached forward, to one of the closest fruits.

It felt... warm. Firm, underneath my palms. There were of course, a few bumps here and there that felt like veins, but surely that couldn't be it. I leaned closer to it, helplessly unable to think of anything else. My hand was slowly rubbing through the supposed 'shaft' up and down, even though I knew it wouldn't make it any harder. Just seemed to be a fitting response to it.

That kind of thought was probably wrong, someway or another. But the part of me that knew what else to do was being smothered by all the saccharine sweetness of nectar in this clearing. The fog within my brain was thick, and encouraged this behaviour.

I knelt in front of one of the flowers, and my lower stomach felt even warmer. And empty. There was a desire for something else here, something I knew I could do with the fruit's shape.

But I somehow held enough resistance to not do it, instead I got the fruit within my mouth--and felt the tingle spread inside it too. My tongue felt it all, a coating of sweetness that numbed my mind. That made it easier to just lick more, sucking slightly against the bumpy fruit and tasting the slightly salty taste.

My other hand was moving through my body too, and I wasn't certain where my desire was making it go. Until it was stroking through my pants between my legs and it felt so, so good. I didn't think it ever felt that good before.

There was a bit of stickiness on my palm too, probably because of the whole moving through the forest in a haze. But the sap made the whole thing feel better, so I was sure everything would be just fine. I smiled, and sucked harder against the fruit. There were promises within it, I was sure. I didn't know where I got the information on, but there was a certainty in my brain, and I didn't have enough brain cells to try piecing the reasoning.

My whole body was feeling good, and it didn't take long before the fruit did indeed give me its prize. Some sort of salty, and yet pleasurable liquid that made me moan softly. A few of the juice dribbled down my chin, and I wished I could drink them all. I just continued to suck instead, wanting everything it could give.

My stomach was full of warm juice, my whole body tingled and my brain was filled with want and desires and fog. I couldn't think of much, nothing else beyond maybe doing something else with the flowers and fruits.

But as of right now, it was hard to really hold the thread of thoughts. Every few seconds all I could do was stop and stare confusedly at all the greens around me--for I had long since kneeling, inhaling all the sweetness in the air as much as I could. It would be nice if she could hold that thought for long.

Of course, this all meant that it was prime time for something else to ruin what was happening. There was something--someone? landing on the clearing, and it wasn't long until whoever it was walked straight towards her.

She looked familiar. Bat-like wings, fangs, beautiful look, a pair of horns coming up from her head--she was breathtaking. Her draconic tail swept across the flowers, making them shake and release more of their sweet scent.

The fog in my head became thicker, harder to get through. "Who...?" The word barely escaped my throat, but she seemed to hear it, even so. She was smiling at me, fangs sharp and making my stomach feel funny.

"We finally meet again, little Shining Starlight." She said, words full of melody that made my head sway as I stared at her dumbly. She merely laughed, fingers caressing my cheek and making me shudder and whimper. "Your head feels so soft, doesn't it? Soft, empty, nothing to fill except for arousal and desire..."

I shuddered at her words, because they were so right. And the way her hand was petting my head, running through my hair--they were so condescending, and yet all I could do was whimper and shake my head. I tried to refuse, to say no to her words.

But she just let out a disappointing bark of laughter, and I whimpered a little harder. "Oh poor widdle Starlight, unable to even bear disappointment from her enemies? That's alright, you are still being primed, and this is good progress already." She then laughed--this time a proper one, and it made me feel good. It was as if someone just injected pleasure straight to my veins, and it left me moaning and gasping, still kneeling on the ground.

She was happy with my condition like this, so I should stay, right? The loudest part of my head agreed with that conclusion. I... let loose of the few tensions that had been running all over my shoulders and back. I nuzzled against her touch, because it made everything seem to feel better. At how it seemed to stroke away any rebellious thoughts I had.

I should fight her. A part of me that hadn't been smothered all over was still whispering, telling me to rebel as much as I could. But as I looked up, towards those yellow slitted-eyes, I couldn't fathom why. Her eyes looked wonderful, and I knew I could lose myself further if I just stared deeper into them. To find out their secrets...

"It will be lovely, to just bring you to my main body like this." She whispered, claws forming and trailing over my skin. My heart beat a little faster--not because I was scared she could cut me, but because of how easy it would come out of her. "But this would only be temporary, so fight a little bit, Starlight." She kissed my cheeks then, and I feel the tingle spreading across them, turning my cheeks ablaze.

But her words were the trigger, the one that allowed me to find the will back. The one that had been smothered and hidden by the fog, and yet found once more when she told me to. I grasped it, half desperate as I realised how bad my situation was. Upon how much I had given up and gave it all to the sweet temptations of the flowers.

It was hard to grab back my own will. It was slippery, trying to get away from me. That it would be easier to just fall back into that sweetness, into temptation and desires and just allow myself to indulge with these flowers and fruits.

I blinked, and my eyelids were heavier when I lifted them up. No, I... I needed to fight this. I tried to focus on the feeling of the demon's nails against me, at how even now she was tracing across my skin slowly and gently. Not enough to penetrate and make me bleed, but enough to distract me and make me blink.

She was drawing something across her lower stomach, the motion feeling like it all had a purpose. I should fight it, but it was all I could do to keep myself in the present, trying to find my own power once more. It should be burning within me, and yet now it was smothered all over too--the fire flickering and weak.

Still, I grasped it. The woman, the monster, was giggling happily as her nails moved faster through my stomach, leaving me squirming a little as I focused more on my mind--my soul.

Everything felt different when I finally grasped the fire, especially when it *

blazed

*. The warmth... was different from what I had. This one burned away the fog, pushing away the constant languidness and pleasure I had associated across my physical body.

My body lights up too in real life, filling with power and everything else. It was easier to think now, even if I could still feel the undercurrent of arousal, of warmth that promised everything within. But I shook my head and focused on the enemy.

And yet before I could do anything, the demon had leaned forward, gave me a deep kiss on my lips--one that made it tingle and made me dizzy despite the power surging beneath my skin. I moaned against her touch, and her tongue easily swiped in. She played me like a fiddle, doing it a little longer until she finally let me go.

I should try something, as she was just standing there for a bit. Smirking, smiling down at me with full of condescension. It shouldn't be making my stomach twist excitedly. But I stood there in silence, stunned and not doing anything as she gave me another peck before backing off once more, dragging her lips across my skin and making me shiver and moan. My eyes closed for a few seconds, even.

"We'll meet again, Starlight dear." She whispered, sending shudders down my spine. Even though she wasn't even close, I couldn't even think of doing anything, before she turned around and fizzled away--leaving me alone here.

Alone and desperate, with the fruits looking increasingly attractive. I suppressed it as best as I could, despite my head slowly becoming foggier with every second that passed. I was still kneeling after all, inhaling all the sweet scent the flowers were giving off.

I stood back up slowly, legs shaky. I had to get away from here, preferably as soon as possible.

The flowers were still like a siren song, the scent calling to me as I moved away. But I knew that if I wasn't in transformed form, I wouldn't be able to fight it. Not that... demon, not the flowers.

It hurt to know that.

--

I kept myself transformed as I walked, despite the toll I knew it would have on me. Before being sent here, I never transformed for more than a few hours at most. But now I was constantly using it, and I could feel the strain in my mind already. I didn't think I could even try to fight.

But first, I had to find some sort of shelter. I had gotten distracted by the flowers and then that demon--the thought of them made me flush, and my lower stomach to throb, but I squeezed those feelings down. Nope, I couldn't think of that. Or doing anything about the heat all over my body, really.

I looked around, and all I could see was more forest. More trees and shrubberies. While I couldn't hear any sort of animals or insects, I still didn't want to sleep on the ground. Just in case.

The sky was darkening too, as the few lights I could see through the foliage was now becoming orange, signs of the sun setting. I needed to find somewhere to rest...

Maybe I should try to jump up again. Uncertainly, I looked towards one of the sturdy-looking trees. Walking to it, I rubbed around the bark and squeezed it, and felt glad that this time, they didn't feel mushy at all. There were saps, but those tingles it left on my skin was probably fine.

I climbed it, trying my best to find one foothold over another. I didn't jump this time, figuring that lifting my whole body up like that would be worse than climbing. It wasn't a bad idea, until I realised that my body ended up rubbing against the barks. It felt good. My skin felt so sensitive, and my mind wanted me to do even more.

By the time I managed to reach the top of the tree, I was panting and too aroused to think. My body was shaking slightly as I looked around, noticing it wasn't high enough. Not yet anyway. I needed to climb up a little bit more and balanced myself against the branch, as there wasn't a great foothold up there.

But before I did so, I noticed that this tree didn't seem too bad if I decided to lay down. I would be covered by the foliage, and it was high enough that any possible predators probably wouldn't see me. And it wasn't so high I wouldn't be able to just jump down. The only problem would be the little saps that were still clinging to her skin but that should be fine.

I ignored those the best I could, and climbed up a bit more. It took a few minutes before I finally passed through the dense leaves and finally poked my head through the treetops and allowed me to see what was outside this place.

There were oceans of greens, trees everywhere. But afar, I could see the start of blue... which might mean water. That reminded me how the only liquid I had was from that fruit I sucked, and I flushed a little remembering its form. It all worked out, even if the warmth in my belly seemed to still be there.

Right.

Tomorrow I would walk towards those blue areas, which I would guess would either be a lake or the ocean. Either way, a water source would be possible. For now, I went back down and laid myself down against the treetop. It felt good, especially when I let go of my transformation.

Even the little movement I did to make myself more comfortable made me moan, and I ended up unintentionally rubbing myself against the tree even more. Even though I knew I should sleep soon, I just--let my instincts run havoc for a bit. Let myself get tired and sleep.

--

I didn't know when I finally slept, but when I woke up once more... The sun had risen again, high into the sky. I would guess it was around ten in the morning. Not hot yet, but soon.

All parts of my body was still tingling,, as yesterday's effort ended up with me just being frustrated over all the feelings I had, before finally falling asleep. A part of me wanted to just spend a little more time here, just trying to reach the peak.

But I slapped my cheeks at that thought, understanding that it was just my desire talking. Or maybe it was because of the air? I wasn't sure, but my thoughts were weirdly focusing on carnal matters, despite the fact I really shouldn't think about those. This place was dangerous! Like those lewd flowers and fruits... I flushed at the memories of them, and my lower stomach felt tight again.

The stinging from my cheeks helped me to focus again though at least, and I went back up to check where I should go before going back down again. Today I should be able to reach the lake. Hopefully.

I didn't have anything much to prepare, so soon enough, I was already walking on the road--untransformed this time. Tiredness was nestled deep within me, a fatigue that was deeply set in my soul and not merely my body. Resting my magical girl form would be the best choice for now, as I would need my transformation when I was in danger. Who knew what could possibly happen while on the road?

Frankly, there was nothing happening. No monsters, no weird scents to lure her away from her path. Not even something like the trees were actually moving and I ended up walking in circles instead of straight. Maybe I let my thoughts run away from me too much, but I was glad for that.