The full moon hung in a vast expanse of blackness peppered with thousands of stars, bathing the world below it in its silvery glow. In the forest, the tranquil sound of silence was broken by the occasional bird call. Somewhere in a clearing, a group of traveling adventurers had set up camp for the night.
Sitting in front of a small fire were a dwarven rogue and a half-orc fighter. The others had already gone to bed, leaving Thatila Redheart and Kelezar to warm themselves against the autumn chill.
Thatila took another swig from the bottle of ale and set it on the ground next to her. Kelezar seized the opportunity to mess with the dwarf and picked up the bottle.
"I think you've had enough, Attila," the half-orc taunted, dangling the bottle teasingly.
"That's Thatila to you," she growled, "and I'll tell you when I've had enough! Give me back my damn ale, you big gray lummox!"
Kelezar rose to his feet and continued to tease her. "Prove how badly you want it back."
Thatila let out a cry of exasperation and hopped to her feet. "Please, Kelezar," she pleaded, "I'll do anything. Just give me back the bottle!"
"Anything?" the half-orc asked, cocking a thick black eyebrow as a smirk crossed his broad face.
"Yes, anything!"
Kelezar eyed Thatila's hefty bust, feeling his cock begin to stir as his basic instincts briefly overrode his hatred towards the dwarf. "Show me your tits," he said.
"Excuse me?!" she shouted indignantly.
"You said you'd do anything to get your drink back," he said, a smug expression on his face. "Were you lying to me?"
Thatila huffed angrily and took off her shirt, her large breasts bouncing free as she glared daggers at the half-orc. "Happy?"
Continuing to smirk, Kelezar unzipped his pants, allowing the thick gray pillar of flesh that was his cock spring out. Thatila's blue eyes bulged and her jaw dropped at the sight.
"You're sick," the dwarf hissed, her pale cheeks taking on a rosy hue.
"Look," the half-orc said, "you want your bottle back? Come here and let me fuck your tits. You look like you're just the right height for it."