I was walking to the library to carry on with my studies of some old manuscripts they kept in the basements. The hot summer day has led the undergraduates to stripping down to the bare minimum acceptable clothes, the amount of creamy smooth female flesh on display was a torture to me. As 26 year old PhD student on the wrong side of being nerdy, I had no regular girlfriend and had not had sex in months. The sight of it made my head and as well as other parts pound.
In the cool library I showed my pass and gained entry to the reserved collection in the basement. I was studying some medieval texts which hadn't been translated before concerning alchemy and other arcane 'myth' which I intend to be the background of my thesis. Later in the day I was turning one page of a large bound book when I found a loose scrap of paper. It looked to be of the same age as the rest of the text but it was in a different hand, and a different sort of red ink.
My mind translated the archaic English and it read as follows:
'Beware the Succubus. She knows no mercy; her heart is cold and her hunger endless. To gain Elexis's blessing, call her forth on a moonlit night.'
Nonsense words followed but they seemed to have a pattern indicating an incantation or spell. Checking no one could see me I hid the scrap in my other papers and finished up for the day.
Getting back to my small apartment, my head was bursting from too much sun. I decided to have a lie down and a sleep for the rest of the afternoon.
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My dreams were unsettled and filled with the naked flesh of the girls I'd seen earlier in the day. I woke up with an amazing erection that was threatening to burst my trousers. Undoing the zip and button , my cock burst out and stood there trembling with my every heart beat.
Glancing at the clock I could see it was past 11pm and moonlight was piercing a crack in the curtains. The sight of the moonlight reminded me of the spell I'd seen earlier, and I found my bag and looked for the scrap of paper.
Reading it again, I thought it was another myth from the medieval period; on the other hand any female flesh at this point seemed worth a try.