Darkness gathers and innocence withers. Braya, brave barbarian of the Eastern Mountain clans, at once the destroyer of the vile Morgana and yet her savior, is possessed by the sorceress's spirit, enslaved to her designs as much as her lusts. At her side rides Morgana's sole surviving son, Melehan, lover of malice and murder, together they quest to claim Camelot's greatest artifact for one final confrontation...
Braya and Melehan moved through the jungle ruins, her fur cloak doing little to keep the humid mists from drenching her enormous breasts in a sheen of moisture. Vine choked monuments, dedicated to mighty witches of the past, loomed high among the trees, yellowed to the afternoon sun.
Melehan stroked his stubbled chin, lost in contemplation. "Was it really wise decision to leave the king behind?"
"The wisest. He will hold the lands for us, and Sybilla will hold
him
for us." Braya spoke with an arrogance unbecoming of her self, Morgana's spirit and will having slowly subsumed more and more of what remained of the barbarian.
"A pile of rubble ruled by a buffoon and his new whore." said Melehan, untroubled by the long trek and horrid heat. "I look forward to the songs they'll make of them."
Their approach to Amazonia was in utter silence compared to the storm and fury they brought to Avalon. All of the Black Moon hung back in Camelot, like a viper poised to strike, while the venom worked its way silently to the heart of the jungle, unmarked and unnoticed by all.
Melehan brought his sometimes horse, sometimes confidante, Carnarent, behind him. The black stallion regarded its strange surroundings with great calm, its eyes both malefic and intelligent. Ahead the brush became less dense, the ill-kept road more prominent and clean.
A great, crumbling wall spread out before the trio, its edifices sculpted in the shape of voluptuous women, of stern features and muscular bearing, more akin to Braya and her barbaric people than the refined countenances of sorcery.
Below the wall loomed a gate, so high it made its guardians seem superfluous. Melehan smiled when he beheld them. They were as shapely as their surrounding statues, but made real in the flesh. Nubile hips and ripe breasts jutted from subtly muscled figures, their tanned legs and luscious thighs glowing like gold in the sunlight.
"They're shaped like she-Orcs... but without the absurd faces." said Melehan, already his lusts stirring as they drew nearer to the woman warriors.
Braya continued on, never averting her gaze from the Amazon that had stared her down once they came into view. "May they die like greenskins too. Dying in my sleep would be more glorious than falling to them."
Mmmm, testy testy. Is that envy I hear?
"The Amazons have no honor, sorceress. They are fickle and come by their power through magic alone..." Braya huffed, her voice quieting as they drew nearer to the guards. "They did not
earn
it."
The trio stopped before the two women when one said "Halt!"
The lead Amazon stomped forward. Melehan snickered at her haughty stride but did nothing to change his gaze from her ponderous bosom, overflowing from her notched leather tunic to showcase the golden round flesh of her cleavage.
The Amazon, being at least six feet tall, looked down on Braya, her face shadowed in her helmet. "Before discussing anything, tell your man pet to lower his impertinent gaze!"
Melehan laughed and palmed the hilt of his blade. "I will not."
The guard's eyebrows arched, her eyes like crystalline green fires. "You are in Amazonia... you
will
obey the law."
"Will I? I rather think I'm on the bridge to Amazonia." Melehan regarded her with cruel lust, his face stretching into a grin. "And here the jungle rules..."
Braya stepped forward, forcing a smile. "Rest assured... warrior of Amazonia... he will follow all laws within the city." The Amazon's other companion eyed Braya's toned and curvaceous physique with a mix of condescension and desire.
The lead Amazon snapped her head back to Braya. "And what is your business in our Paradise?"
Deceit seethed in Braya's heart, and terror erupted when she realized Morgana spoke through her with her own voice. "To pay homage to the Lake. Its power is known from all over Camelot, from here to the Eastern Mountains!"
The sorceress's grip over her flesh had grown even more since their trials in Avalon.
The guard narrowed her eyes and then spun around, taking up a brisk pace. "Very well. Follow me. We will handle your horse." She looked over her shoulder at Braya, not noticing Melehan's rapt attention on her bulbous, round ass cheeks, bouncing with each step. "You will be held accountable for your man pet. Any violation of Her Law will be cause for gelding."
Braya glanced at Melehan.
"Understood."
***
Braya and Melehan were lead into the city by the Amazon who had accosted them at the gate, since introduced as Captain Honora. Melehan had long ceased staring at her magnificent buttocks, and let his eyes wander across the wonder and squalor of Amazonia.
Shattered ziggurats scraped the azure sky, wild trees burst out of toppled libraries while moss and vines strangled the yellowed stones. Cracked feminine statues possessed of hourglass physiques stood wrapped in white, orange and blue blossoms.
Amazons of unreal beauty and voluptuous form strode down every street, each adopting the haughty air of a goddess, which was only exacerbated by a parade of "hmphs!" as Melehan passed them by. Beyond their mountainous bosoms and the canyons of tender cleavage sprung from within, and past sculpted bellies and proud, swooping hips, trained a retinue behind each and every one.
Behind them scurried lesser, average women, of mortal height and beauty, always out of breath to catch up to the Amazon's powerful strides. From behind those women trailed men in white cloaks, pallid faced and of thin limb, many carrying heaps upon heaps of scrolls.
The only ones who walked besides the Amazon's themselves were other Amazons and hulking men with burly muscles that would put even the chiseled frames of Orcs to shame. Their faces were dull, foreheads broad and loped along the ground like apes.
Melehan snickered at the simpletons. They did nothing in return.
But others did notice.
From each crumbling roof was perched a construct of white, pearlescent armor, their plated visages and darkened brows reminded the prince of his father, The Black Knight. Not a bit of their flesh was revealed, each more bulky than even the Amazon's prized, muscle bound man pets. Glowing eyes glowered at Melehan's approach, their armored heads turning like a crop of hawks.
"The interior of the Palace of the Empress must never be seen by man eyes." said Captain Honora, her harsh voice breaking Melehan out of his concentration. Before them loomed the place in question, its pillars gleamed like polished coral, the roof, composed of a crystalline pyramid, captured the sun's brilliance but even its architectural genius was unable to withstand the ravages of time, sagging to the left of its center.
"Of course." said Braya, turning to Melehan. "Tend to the horse and we will meet somewhere more suitable." A dark cast came over her face for a moment, her voice shifting into a whisper. "Remember the plan, my son."
Melehan thumbed the demon head pendant around his neck, eyed the fanged pendant that lay between Braya's tight swells of cleavage and nodded.
Honora laughed. "No. We have Kamera, Mistress of Horses for that. Understand this, little man, there will not be a place you go unattended. We know your ways. You will never be alone."
Melehan smiled darkly, watching as the honey blonde Kamera came sauntering out of the palace, her sizable chest swaying from side to side. "Oh this suits me just fine, captain."
***
Kamera brought the tethered horse into the Empress's stables, marveling at its sinuous muscles and the odd intelligence exhibited through its inscrutable eyes. She giggled as it playfully licked her neck and hands, admiring the sheer power and majesty of the animal while she ran her hand through its mane. She could have sworn she saw the beast leering into her jiggling bosom until a dark, elegant voice interrupted her thoughts.
"Truly, a work of art is he not?"