Part 2 of the series: Her Dirty Little secret. All comment and critiques are welcome.
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All characters are over 18
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I opened my eyes and groaned. It was barely sunup, and as such my room was near pitch black. Small amounts of light streamed into my window from the torches that burned outside, illuminating just enough of the room that I could see the small end table and old, rickety wardrobe that graced the otherwise completely bare room. Scenes from yesterday evening came forward as I looked around and I groaned again as my morning wood became a steel rod.
"Great..." I mumbled, thinking that getting trousers on was going to be a bitch. I got up throwing off the wool cover and grabbed my clothes I had set out the night before. Just as I got my trousers on my door swung open and Inir walked in, carrying a tray of food. She traditionally did this every morning, but she usually waited until after sunrise and typically knocked first.
Inir was a shy wood elf that had been at the castle since a very young age. She and lady YanĂȘ had grown up together, and while Inir was the young lady's personal handmaid, many throughout the castle commented how they were more like sisters. I personally hadn't seen anything so far myself, but I hadn't been here very long either. She wore a short brown wool dress that didn't quite reach her knees, and that swirled in the doorway as she entered.
"Good morning, Devon. You are up earlier than usual." She spoke cheerfully for once, but her tone was still very subdued. She set the tray down on the old end table between the door and my bed. She turned toward me, her eyes scanning the room for a moment and then she went to speak, but when she looked at me fully she gasped and covered her mouth, her eyes widened and she began blushing furiously.
I was facing her way when she walked in, and while my pants were up I had not yet been able to cinch them together: partially because Inir had startled me with her sudden entrance, and partially because there was a very sensitive obstacle in the way. This obstacle was what Inir was currently staring at. I stood there frozen for a moment, still shocked by the quick development, and Inir simply continued to stare, her black eyes fixated on my manhood.
"That explains Ăul's..." she mumbled, her voice dying in her throat as my shaft gave a twitch. Inir's eyes began to glaze over and even as I watched it seemed her hand began to unconsciously travel down her body. I didn't have to be able to read minds to know exactly what was going through hers at that moment, as her thighs began to rub themselves together. My burgeoning wood tempted me to make an advance, but the Lady ElwonĂȘ's words came back to me and I instead cleared my throat.
Inir jumped as if lightning had stuck nearby and her eyes met mine for a brief moment before, with a quiet squeak she darted back out the door. For a second I thought she was gone but her voice came back from the other side of the stone wall, "Lady YunĂȘ wishes to speak to you just after daybreak concerning your duties. She said she would be in the dining hall waiting for you, and not to be late."
Then she was gone. I walked to the door and stuck my head out, but all I saw was the hallway and rugs gracing the floor. I had to hand it to her, Inir could definitely move when she wanted. I stepped back inside, grumbling "I'm definitely going to need a cold wash now."
I was about halfway to my destination, sticking to the slave halls, when a flying object came careening around a corner, "mussa hide, mussa hide!" the whirl of leather and wings slammed into a nearby wardrobe, fluttered through the air a bit, then latched onto my shirt, swinging around onto my back where it stayed, leather wings folded in to make it as small as possible.
Engie, the head chef, and a large dwarf at that, came barreling around the corner a second later, brandishing a huge cleaver, "I'll roast you over the fire for this you flying rat!" she screeched, as she ran. I stepped to my left putting my back the wardrobe and pointed the way I had come. Engie never saw my new pack as she rushed past.
"Hope you catch him!" I yelled after her; Engie never looked back. I shrugged my shoulder and a second later the small creature climbed up onto it. "What'd you steal this time Fedge?" I asked the imp. Yellow eyes looked back at me with unrepressed glee.
"Chip-chips, from the Lady's plate," it cackled "thanken Dev-Dev, you I owe." Fedge was an imp that had gotten lost and cut off from its colony. A very young YanĂȘ had found him hiding in the barn five years ago and took him in. He hadn't left since, hiding out instead in the darker corners of the castle grounds, partially out of loyalty to YanĂȘ, mostly because without his colony, to leave the sanctuary of the castle alone was a death sentence.
Fedge was like most imps, about six inches tall with a foot-wide wingspan on his four wings. He was a freaky little thing, with a baldhead, a set of glowing yellow eyes like an owls, and sharp needle like teeth that were coated in venom. Most guests that learned of his presence could hardly believe he was allowed to stay here, but he kept the rats and other vermin off the grounds - usually by eating them - so no one could really complain.
"Don't worry about it." I said, waving a hand. "We men have to stick together." Fedge was the only other 'man' besides me allowed inside the castle grounds; even my old guards had been to a one female. This was something every person here had made sure I was fully aware of from my very first day. I still could not figure out the reason why.
"So, you and Yu-Yu have fun last night?" his wide grin told me Fedge knew what Ăul and I had done already, and I sighed as he sat and swung his feet back and forth from my shoulder, his leather wings folded behind him. I shook my head, nearly whipping Fedge with a few strands of hair.
"So, you heard about that, huh?" I asked as I started walking down the hall. God, first Inir's comment, and now Fedge knew. It was all over; if Fedge knew everything he was going to spread it all over the castle. I was surprised he wasn't screeching it across the rafters right now. He cackled maniacally for several moments, his wings working in spurts to keep him from falling from his lofty perch.
"Heeheeheehee, hear