This is my first story of this nature. Please forgive any errors, be constructive with your comments, and kind with your ratings. I hope you enjoy.
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The Demon Queen's gleaming red eyes shone inside the darkened room as her hips moved back and forward in perfect rhythm. The young elven maiden had innocently wandered into the castle grounds not more than half an hour ago. Now she was no longer a virgin. Her body was bent forward over the stone plinth in the centre of the room as the Queen's gigantic girl-cock pounded inside her.
The elf had orgasmed several times already and from the way her large, golden eyes were rolling in their sockets, another climax was closing in. It mattered not to the Demon Queen. She fucked her victims for her gratification, not theirs.
The small maiden was shaped perfectly, with flawless skin the colour of fine white marble. Her gently curving hips, apple sized breasts and smooth pubic mound were impossible to resist. Who wouldn't want to corrupt a creature that exuded such grace and loveliness?
The Demon Queen's pendulous breasts bounced mesmerically on her impressive frame as she thrust her hips forward even faster. The elf was tighter than anything she had experienced for some time and the exquisite way she squeezed the pounding girl-cock with her internal muscles had brought another orgasm closer.
It was good entertainment. For the time being. She would use and discard the pretty young elven maiden before the main course arrived. Another woman, a warrior from the West, would soon enter the castle ramparts, seeking out the Demon Queen in the misguided belief that she could destroy her.
She could have no idea of the fate awaiting her arrival...
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Darkness was closing in as the Warrior Princess' strong powerful legs propelled her through the thick growth of forest. She congratulated herself on timing her journey so well. On this occasion, darkness was her friend, a weapon to be used in her quest to fulfil her mission.
As was her wont when she travelled vast distances, her clothing was kept to the minimum. The wrap around vest barely contained her large, pointed breasts and her skimpy loincloth covered her essentials yet left a goodly portion of her asscheeks visible. Why hinder her progress with unnecessary clothing?
Emerging from the clinging shrubs into a small and unexpected clearing to the left, she took a few moments to regain her breath. It had been a long and arduous journey to this point. Everything seemed still, peaceful, and yet that unusual stillness alarmed her senses. Her well honed instincts told her something was wrong and that she needed to return to the cover of the forest.
But just as she turned towards the trees again, a flock of birds broke the silence as they suddenly flew high into the air from their resting places in the nearby branches above her. When a small deer bolted from the undergrowth a ran past her, she knew that the danger was closing in. They had been disturbed, and not by her.
The fist of her right hand tightened on the grip of her long sword as she crouched and glanced all around her.
In the semi-darkness, it was impossible to make out anything other than shadows in the distance. Yet something was there. She knew it. A loud crash from the nearby shrubbery confirmed her suspicions and it took only a brief moment to identify the marauders as they charged toward her. Two of them. Orcs.
The foul and vicious green skinned creatures resembled humans only in that they had two arms, two legs, and something of a small, ugly head. She had met several on her journey so far. These two would go the same way as the rest.
Lifting her long sword from its sheath across her back, the powerful muscles in her arms helped her twirl the large weapon twice around her head for maximum impact. As soon as the lead Orc entered her swing plane, she brought it down in a tight, deadly arc and severed the foul creature's head from its shoulders.
The Orc fell at her feet with a short squawk, blood spurting from its squirming torso.
The kill stopped the other Orc in its tracks. They had tried to take her by surprise and now it had to think again. Protectively holding out its crudely crafted scimitar, it slowly circled the Warrior Princess, looking for any sign of weakness.
The respite lasted only a couple of seconds. It suddenly charged again, swinging the scimitar around in a path that would have sliced the Warrior Princess in two had it found its mark. Instead, the warrior woman brought her sword down again, eliciting a high pitched squealing sound from the horrid creature as her blade separated the creature's hand from its arm.
With nothing to lose, the wounded Orc lunged in an attempt to tear into her neck with its jagged, yellow teeth.
The Warrior Princess put her left hand in its face, keeping it away from her exposed throat as she thrust her blade in the creature's barrel-like chest. It fell face down onto the ground next to her, gurgling and twitching in its death throes.
She leant on her sword, breathing heavily as she surveyed the two corpses. Each battle along the way had taken a little more out of her than the previous encounter and she knew she needed all her strength for her forthcoming confrontation with the Demon Queen.
Waiting until her aching limbs began to relax, she stared around her once again in the waning light. Darkness was closing in and it was time to continue her quest. Reaching into the small leather pouch attached to her waist, she pulled out a crystal orb that radiated light.
It increased the chances of her being seen, she knew, and if the Demon Queen gained wind of her approach then all was lost. But if there were more Orcs nearby then the quicker she made her way back through the woods the better.
Holding the glowing sphere in one hand, she cautiously made her way back through the underbrush, using her sword to cut through any fallen branches that barred her progress.
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It was over a couple of long hours later before the weary warrior stopped again, desperate for rest. She was tired, hungry and thirsty and knew she needed to be in prime condition to defeat her enemy.
The small clearing by the side of the river offered enough protection to use as a temporary base and she quickly searched behind the larger trees around the edge for several pieces of suitable wood. The air had grown chilly with the setting of the sun and it took only a few minutes to have a small fire going.
She carefully placed her glowing sphere back in its leather pouch and settled down on the grass beside the fire. The flames threw dancing shadows on the trees surrounding her and she imagined them as her guardian angels, protecting her from whatever other dangers lurked in the darkness.
One hour. She would rest for one hour.
Then she would fulfil her destiny.