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This story contains exhibitionism, masturbation, handjobs, group-handjobs, breast-sucking, multiple orgasms, and magical orgasms.
This story is the second chapter in my "Mana Supply Saga" series. It is recommended that you start with the prologue, titled "Party in Need of a Mana Supply" if you want to experience the full scope of the adventure. A summary of necessary events is provided below for anyone who wants to jump in with chapter two.
***Layonne's journey as a Mana supply for a group of three Sorceresses is well underway. Azrielle, Daliah, and Zeraphina have hired Layonne as their Mana Supply for a journey through the Marshfen Woods to Dastrodil. As a Mana supply, he must provide the Sorceresses with Mana in the form of semen. The Sorceresses have developed twenty-eight different Mana extraction techniques that they hope to try on their journey, as part of their research on Mana for the magical Hexford Academy. A troubling encounter with a large slime earlier in the day left the party shaken, but the experimentation must continue.***
Please enjoy "Mana Supply Saga Ch. 2"!
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The remainder of that first day's journey was, thankfully, boring.
After the trouble with the Slime-Mother, Layonne was glad that he could have some time to unwind on the caravan. Daliah was still at the helm all the way through to the evening, slowly guiding the caravan through some of the deeper parts of the Marshfen Woods. While Layonne could not see just how deep in they were (he refused to look out the window again for fear of further nausea), he could feel it. The gentle rocking of the caravan often gave way to bumps and light jolts as the carriage passed over rocks or tree branches embedded in the soft ground.
Zeraphina and Azrielle spent their time writing of their findings during the recent fight. Azrielle had displayed an incredible amount of power despite having sampled Layonne's Mana hours before. Zeraphina, as well, despite having only consumed his semen the night prior, was still able to create an (albeit weak) illusion to aid in the encounter. The two discussed the intricacies of their Mana Supply's potency and longevity in academic language that Layonne could only catch glimpses of. Every so often, one or the other would open the door at the front of the caravan which led to the horse to ask Daliah about her experience with the Mana.
Her ability had been quite amazing, indeed. Layonne had fallen backwards after a particularly powerful orgasm, but even so he could see, hear, and even FEEL the beam of light she shot from her fingers as it rocked the ground around them. Layonne remembered feeling quite proud that it was his semen that had given her the strength to defeat the Slime-Mother.
He glanced over at the supply shelf, where the jar containing the core of the Slime-Mother was kept. The blue gemstone sparkled in the light of the hanging lanterns in the caravan. It was beautiful, compelling even. Layonne found himself staring at it more than once during this next stint in the caravan. He allowed its beauty to entrance him, and he passed the time examining it.
After a while, though, he simply needed a nap. The fight had been exhausting. While Layonne did not have much physicality to worry about during the encounter with the Slime-Mother, he had bore such an incredible mental burden. It took a lot of emotional acuity to do what he did in such a stressful situation. Despite how outwardly it may have seemed that all he did was cum in Daliah's mouth, it was in truth a more burdensome act to fulfill. The whole party was lucky that he had been able to perform, or else Azrielle might still be in a bind.
Layonne went to his bed. The caravan had four beds all laid out near each other in the corner, each one quite sizeable. It was still amazing to Layonne that all of this fit into the dinky box that made up the outside of the carriage. He wondered if the magic of the Sorceresses would ever become normal to him.
He got into his bed and laid down on top of the sheets, hoping to just get a quick nap in to refresh himself. The other Sorceresses were busy with research and would hopefully not need Layonne's input any time soon. He closed his eyes and let the gentle rocking of the caravan lull him to sleep.
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When he awoke, the room was still. He sat up in bed and glanced around. The lanterns had all been shut off, and no light streamed in through the window. It was nighttime, though it felt much stiller than that. Layonne was certain that the sounds of the woods were plentiful before he had gone to bed, but now there was not a single note coming from anywhere. The world was quiet. He checked the beds next to him. The Sorceresses were not in them. In fact, they were nowhere to be seen.
He glanced around the darkness of the room. There was not a peep of sound from anywhere except his own rustling on the bedsheets, which was so loud by comparison that it was almost startling. He stood, and found that even the floor didn't creak or bend at all.
Something was not right here. Layonne felt a chill crawl up his spine.
He walked around the room. He went to the fireplace, which was completely dead. There was not even a spark of flame remaining, or any heat emanating from the wood. He stiffened sharply when he heard a faint giggle from behind.
He turned around swiftly, eyes adjusting to the darkness, as he looked for the source of the noise. Nobody was there. Were the Sorceresses playing a trick on him? The hairs on his arm and neck stood on end. He heard the giggle again.
He turned his head towards the source of the sound, which sounded like it came from the back of the caravan. He breathed deep, steeling his nerves, and he approached. As he got closer to the back wall, he finally saw a faint glow of light begin to emanate from the shelves. It was weak at first, but as he got closer the glow grew. It started as a faint blue, but as he got closer it changed to a dazzling white light which Layonne had trouble looking at. shielding his eyes, he continued his approach. The giggling had turned to full laughter.
He was as close as he could get now without causing permanent damage to his sight. He still could not look directly at it, but he did hear that the giggling had stopped. From the light, a woman's voice spoke to him.
"Feed."
Layonne was taken aback. Where did this voice come from, and whose was it? It was an unfamiliar tone.
"Must feed," it said again.
"What?" Layonne asked.
"I must feed," It said. Then the voice grew louder, no longer just speaking but echoing its words within Layonne's skull. He felt a fear wash over him, sending goosebumps up his arms.
"They will feed," the voice rang out once again. The volume was growing louder, pressing against his eardrums even though the noise was merely a phantom. He put his hands to his ears, trying to shut them, but the voice resonated through his mind regardless.
"If they feed, all will end."
Layonne became suddenly aware of a bright light behind him, a deep red displaying itself along the walls of the caravan, in sharp contrast to the bright white glow in front of him. He turned around to see the cause.
He was looking towards the back doors of the caravan, opened as they were on the first moment of his journey. It was a small window to the outside world, but what lay beyond was horrifying.
Layonne saw a landscape, shattered and broken. The plants were brown and decrepit, painting the landscape with death. Fires raged in the distance, too numerous to count. Smoke rose from the pyres, sending the smell of burning flesh into the air. From the distance came screams. The screams of men fighting for their lives, of inevitable doom. The world was rotten, and Layonne felt small. In the distance, Layonne saw a shadowy figure flying up into the sky. The figure was womanly, seductive and voluptuous, but with demonic wings stretched out from her back, creating a wingspan that covered the entire queendom of Freyusia.
Despite the distance between him and the figure, Layonne knew that they had made eye contact with each other. She had seen him, and he froze in fear. The demonic visage began flying towards him at a speed incomprehensible to human understanding. It got closer, and its wings grew in size as it approached.
The voice returned, coming from the white light behind him.
"If they feed, all is lost. But I can help." The loudness of the voice had waned, turning its tone from one of warning to one of comfort.
"Feed me, and I will guide you. Feed them, and desolation awaits."
The shadowy figure in the doorway was upon him now. It's features grew until they encompassed the entire doorway. A large set of sharp teeth, smiling in delight. A tongue, thin and long, whipping around the mouth. A set of horns, curved and sharp. And a pair of deep violet eyes...
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"Wakey wakey," Azrielle said.
Layonne shot up, startling the Sorceress. His breathing was quick and shallow. Where was he?
He looked around. He was in the caravan. All was well. It was just a dream.
"Sorry to startle you," Azrielle said, placing a delicate hand on Layonne's thigh. "It's evening. Daliah made dinner. We thought you'd want to join us."
Layonne blinked, finally grounding himself. "That sounds lovely..." he said, still unsure if the dream had truly ended.
The smell of spiced meat took his mind to a more pleasant place. He followed Azrielle as she led him to the dining table, where Zeraphina was sat reading through her notebook. The notebook itself was about halfway filled, far more than had been done when Layonne took a nap. Although, had it really just been a nap? He must have been out for hours. Sunset had begun to creep through the window, an orange hue tinting everything in it's path.