IN THE PREVIOUS CHAPTERS...
Captured during a raid in the forest of Tharsis, a shaman of Gloomdor reveals to Queen Alexandra of Heath Hill and to her lover, the High Priestess Ysenia, about the threatening doom which hangs over the Queen herself; the Night Lord, an evil, supernatural being, is gathering His forces to capture her city and turn her into one of His slaves.
In the meanwhile, in the south, Princess Eluan has reached the court of Duchess Sung in Hadun, to deliver her the letter written by her sister, Queen Hailey, containing the ask to bring her army to the capitol city of Syfall, to prepare the defense against the threat of the Night Lord. The content of the letter was meant to be secret, however Eluan is unaware how two knights of her escort, Lydia and Nicole, have revealed, without knowing themselves, the content of the letter to a mysterious seer named Yarwen and to her lover, who is nobody else than Lothar Reeves, the exiled knight who, years before, was to the point to marry none else than Hailey herself...
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"Alanor, my dear and beloved sister," with these words began the letter that Queen Alexandra of Heath Hill was scribbling in an elegant handwriting on the parchment spread out on the large walnut table before her. "A grave threat hangs over us, now more than ever. We have had concrete warnings about the fact that the barbarian forces of Gloomdor have awakened en masse in the south, on the other side of the peaks, beyond the forest of Tharsis, and they now pose a deadly danger to our Kingdom and to all of our people."
The redhead, fair-skinned, beautiful Sovereign was sitting inside the large entering hall of the Royal Palace Library, an elegant environment located on the third floor of the Palace, with a floor of polished wooden boards and whose stone walls were magnificently frescoed with detailed maps of all the Northern territories of Mur and with painted scenes coming from the mythology and from the ancient history of Heath Hill.
Even though Alexandra had never been a scholar nor an avid reader, that was the place that most of any other reminded her of her beloved younger sister, the place where more than anywhere else she seemed to still perceive her comforting and loving presence.
When she was a little girl, that was the place within the Palace where Alanor loved the most to pass her time, spending even entire days by browsing among the tall and imposing wooden shelves, lined up like many soldiers standing at attention, exploring the most remote alleys of the Library in search of old scrolls and ancient, dusty tomes, which she could greedily devour within uninterrupted hours of reading.
It was there that, thirteen years ago, Alanor had spontaneously discovered her natural predisposition for magic, and it was also there where she had educated herself, learning on her own the first fundamental principles of the arcane arts and how to put them to practice, with the only support of her lively intellect and of her burning passion for that fascinating and mysterious subject.
Alexandra had always felt for her younger sister a deep feeling of love, combined together with a strong instinct of protection without equal, almost maternal in a sense. When Alexandra was just a young woman of eighteen, their mother, Queen Alena, had abdicated due to the sudden deterioration of a serious illness, deciding to retire within the walls of a remote castle in the north, close to the borders with the Hurlands, leaving in this way the responsibility of the throne and of the cure of her little sister to her eldest daughter. It was therefore no coincidence that, since Alanor had been sent by Alexandra as ambassador to the court of Troygrove, now three years ago, the Queen of Heath Hill had decided to move her personal scriptorium to the entrance hall of the Library.
In a few, concise words, the Queen proceeded to narrate on the parchment the alarming events that had occurred in the previous days; the terrible, vile and bloody assault conducted by the savage women of Gloomdor against the poor and defenseless village of Fyr within the depths of the Forest of Tharsis, the massacre of its inhabitants, the first clash with her soldiers among the still smoking ruins of those huts, the capture of one of their shamans and the account of her subsequent interrogation, conducted personally by Ysenia and herself, in the deep undergrounds of the Palace.
The thought of that disturbing, wild beauty had never left her during all the days to come. The memory of that splendid naked body, shaking and contracting in the spasms of a terrible, unnatural pleasure, the chains that bound her to the wall stretching until almost the point of break due to the tremendous force, the screams emitted by her deep, sensual and commanding voice, had remained deeply imprinted in her psyche.
But above all, her mind had remained impressed by her eyes, yellow, feral like those of a wolf, in which she had lost herself as if enchanted, while the soft and full lips of the shaman had pronounced words full of threat over her, predicting a future of submission, conversion and slavery to the advancing and unstoppable forces of Darkness.
"In the final throes of her madness, the shaman has revealed the name of the one who is massing the armies of Gloomdor, to send them against us," she began to write again, as her body unconsciously tensed and her wrist began to tremble. "The name she has used is," she hesitated a moment before writing the words on the parchment with a shaking hand, "M'laal Azul."
She was forced to put the quill back in the inkwell for a moment, while she was overcome by a terrible dizziness and her heartbeat accelerated tremendously in her chest, the muscles between her thighs involuntarily contracting in a wet spasm.
Those cursed words were like a damned trigger, capable of making her sexual arousal surge and reach its peak in an instant. For days she had not dared to pronounce that dark name even in a low voice, remembering how those words, coming out of her lips, had been enough to provoke a terrifying orgasm in her, on that night when she had gone naked to the terrace of the Palace, an event that had left her terribly restless, making her feel exposed, vulnerable to the action of some mysterious and evil force.
With each passing day she was feeling more and more dizzy and exhausted, without strength and energy; since her encounter with the shaman of Gloomdor, Alexandra had not been able to rest at night without her sleep being disturbed every single time by terrible and powerful erotic nightmares. Every time she woke up with a start in the middle of the night, naked in her bed, shocked and trembling, her lean body completely covered in sweat, after having had her mind invaded by the most obscene, grotesque and horrifying visions.
In such dreams, she often found herself in the midst of immense orgies between wild women, with dark skins painted in stripes, in the middle of a desolate rock plain, surrounded by high inaccessible peaks. Herself was mentally reduced to a primitive woman like those around her, turned into an animalistic being dominated only by her lowest and primal instincts, completely forgetful of her past, of her own name and of her previous identity as Queen, while she wriggled naked, dancing madly around a huge, roaring bonfire, stamping her feet hard on the rocky ground, screaming and howling to the nocturnal sky together with all the other females of her tribe like a pack of wild wolves, before throwing themselves upon each other, prey to a mad, uncontrollable desire, forming piles and heaps of naked bodies all around, giving themselves over to the most violent and unbridled sex, the night air filling with their screams of obscene and triumphant pleasure.
Other times those nightmares were even more disturbing; she saw images of herself dominated and carnally possessed by monstrous and aberrant beings, alien creatures similar to disgusting insects, originating from some deep infernal dimension, their strange protuberances and their slimy tentacles that twisted around her arms and thighs, insinuating themselves subtly into her openings, deep into her body.
In her mind, Alexandra screamed at the top of her lungs, terrified, trying in vain to free herself with all her strength from that slimy and repulsive grip. But those creatures had large eyes, pulsating and luminous bulbs placed at the end of long flexible antennae full of bristles, dangerous eyes, able to hypnotize instantly with their flashes. As soon as she seemed to be on the verge of freeing herself from their tentacles, the creatures would put their eyes in front of hers, thwarting her efforts, instantly nullifying her will to escape and mentally subjugating her to their dominion.
Reduced to slavery, she could do nothing but submit completely. In her nightmare, Alexandra still screamed, but no longer in terror. They were pure screams of pleasure that escaped her throat, while the penetrating organs and tentacles of those creatures made her orgasm obscenely, immensely, harder than Ysenia and any other of her human lovers had ever been able to do in her entire life.
And every time she awoke from these nightmares, it was impossible for her to return back to sleep, her body and mind too much excited, too much aroused by an uncontrollable, almost bestial, desire for sex.Alexandra found herself forced, against her will, to spend the remaining hours of the night masturbating furiously, clutching a pillow between her thighs and rubbing vigorously against it, or fingering herself with both hands, in a vain attempt to somehow relieve the burning tension in her body.
Only near dawn, after having came several times and having soaked the sheets with her feminine juices, she could fall back into a light sleep, which however usually did not last more than an hour. In the morning she would wake up weaker and more exhausted than when she had gone to bed the night before.
She had thought of asking Ysenia for help, as she could have easily prepared for her some potion that would have helped her sleep, but she was reluctant to do so. Boldly, she had lied to the High Priestess of Shadora days before, declaring how she was not at all impressed by the dark prophetic words and threats that the shaman had addressed to her, and she did not want her to know how deeply they had actually affected her. Above all, knowing full well what kind of remedy the Priestess would have proposed...a remedy no better than the very nightmares that were plaguing her.