David checked his altitude as he flew high over the Pacific. He was piloting this particular aircraft for the first time and he felt a little uncomfortable. The clouds were black and thick in front of him. Perhaps he should've listened to the tower and returned to his flying club.
The clouds became thicker and blacker as he flew. Suddenly, his plane began to shudder violently and his altitude began to drop. He'd hit an air pocket and entered a stream of fierce turbulence. As he held on tight to his flight stick trying desperately to stabilize his plane, he hit a thunder storm and thick rain began to lash his plane. The sky was so dark and the rain was so heavy that he couldn't see a thing apart from the blindingly bright flashes of lightening ahead of him.
His heart raced as his altitude warning light flashed and his cockpit alarm sounded. He knew he was losing control, as his cockpit shuddered again and his plane began spiralling downwards. Try as he might David couldn't regain control and he knew he was going to crash in to the sea below him. He grit his teeth and shut his eyes tightly as he anticipated the inevitable.
David awoke with a start. He was dazed and confused as he looked up in to the blue sky. His head ached terribly and his legs felt numb when he tried to move them. As he looked around him he realized he was lying on an island beach. With some difficulty David sat up trying to familiarize himself with his surroundings. Then it all came back to him. He remembered that he was flying his plane and he had crashed. Although he was relieved to be alive without any serious injuries, his heart sank as he realized that he was on a desolate island, miles from anywhere.
'Could there be anyone else here?' He thought to himself.
As he stood up with some difficulty, he gasped with the pain in his thighs and back. The island was very small but beautiful. The sand he stood on was white, warm and soft and there were lush palm trees scattered around. In the distance, he could see thick forestation. His stomach now ached with hunger and he knew he was dehydrated. He began to walk in the direction of the dark green forestation ahead hoping to find something to eat and drink.
The old hag watched David closely as he walked slowly and painfully to the trees. She couldn't remember how long it had been since she had laid eyes on someone else. She had been banished to this island by the cruel wizard who had cast a spell on her, making her old and hideous looking. So much so that she couldn't even bear to see her own reflection. But she knew that her salvation was in this stranger and her long awaited chance to be rid of the wizard's torturous spell at last.
As she continued to watch David behind a rock, the old hag reminisced about her past beauty and how no man could resist her. How many men had fought and given their lives lusting after her perfectly formed body. Even some women of the town had tried to seduce her and she had gladly obliged one or two of them that she had liked. How she desperately missed those carefree days of passionate sexual pleasure.
Then the old hag scowled as she recalled the lonely old wizard who's lust filled advances she had denied, who had taken his revenge by casting a sadistic spell on her all those decades ago. Subsequently, the wizard had kidnapped her and left her imprisoned on this desolate island, where she had remained to this day. Fortunately, one of the wizard's elves took pity on her and told her that the spell could only be broken if she drank the savoury nectar of a young and virile man.
'Was this going to be the opportunity she had longed for all these lonely years?' She asked herself. It just had to be.
Unbeknown to David that he was being watched so closely, he sat down on a rock to feast on some fruits that he had found. His mouth was parched and he badly needed some nourishment. The fruit tasted tantalizingly sweet and he soon became energized. Suddenly, he heard a rustling noise behind him and turned around with a start. But there was nothing to be seen. It must be some animal, he thought. He just hoped it wasn't anything dangerous. He heard the sound again, but this time it was louder. David got up and walked towards the area the sound was coming from to see what was making it.
The old hag stood quietly behind a tree watching David walking slowly in her direction. Her mind raced with thoughts of what to do. She knew that David would be horribly shocked and disgusted if he saw her. But she had to do something quickly. She wrapped her shawl tightly around her upper body and head, just leaving a small gap to see out of, and stepped out from behind the tree.
David stopped in his tracks as he saw this strange figure appear before him. He regarded the figure up and down cautiously and he realized it was an elderly woman dressed in a long, tattered cotton dress. Her head and face were covered in a thick grey woollen shawl and her arms were tightly folded across her chest.
'Hello, I didn't mean to scare you,' the old hag said softly.
'Oh it's quite alright.' In fact it's a relief to see that there is someone else on this island. I was washed up ashore. My plane crashed over the sea. I can't remember anything else. I'm very lucky to be alive,' David replied somewhat nervously.
The old hag saw some scratches with dried blood on David's face and arms. His shirt was ripped at the front and she admired his nicely toned torso. She thought about his cock and how nice it would be to touch and taste in her mouth. But she knew that wouldn't be enough for her. She'd want him deep inside her, fucking her hard and fast. How much she desired him. How much she needed him. She felt a sticky wetness well up inside her pussy. She hadn't had such a passionate feeling for so long.
'Do you mind if I sit down?' David requested politely, as he began to feel a little giddy.
'Of course, my dear.' Why don't you come over here, lean up against this big tree and rest under the shade. You've suffered a terrible accident and have some wounds on your face and arms. They need to be cleaned and washed otherwise they may get infected. Don't worry I'll do that for you,' the old hag said reassuringly.
David was rather touched by the old hag's caring gesture. He felt much more relaxed now, although he was starting to feel weak again. He walked over to the tree the old hag was standing by and sat down on a comfortably thick tuft of grass, leaning his back against the tree trunk. A gentle, warm breeze blew over him and he closed his eyes as a deep slumber overcame him.