Sir Jeffrey Trailson, Knight of the Land, rode quickly into the village as evening fell around him. Only a few days beforehand he had received a letter from the mayor of this settlement asking for help and Jeffrey had come as fast as he could. Especially as the mayor was an old friend of his named Winston.
Jeffrey rode quickly to Winston's house which was easy to find. It was large and impressive and in the centre of the village. Tethering his loyal mare Swift outside, he stepped up to the oak front door and knocked loudly. An elderly woman answered.
"Ah, you must be Sir Jeffrey," she said. "Winston is expecting you. Please follow me. Don't worry about your horse - I'll have the stablehand look after her."
Jeffrey thanked the woman and was led through the house. It was very well-furnished and expensively decorated. It was also very large. Clearly Winston had done well for himself but Jeffrey was not surprised. Winston had always been extremely hard-working and intelligent.
Jeffrey smiled happily. He was looking forward to seeing his old friend. They had known each other for years and years but did not often get the chance to meet up.
For you see, as a teenager Jeffrey had stayed with Winston's family, who were richer and more prestigious than Jeffrey's own. Jeffrey had been a squire at the time to a local knight who was staying in the household as a guest of Winston's father. Soon Jeffrey and Winston had become fast friends and even though they had parted ways when the knight moved on they had always sent yearly letters to one another to keep in contact.
Just then Jeffrey caught sight of his old friend reclining in a comfortable chair. At the same time Winston spotted him and leapt to his feet.
"There you are, Jeffrey!" he cried. "It has been too long. And look at you now, a full Knight of the Land!"
Jeffrey smiled broadly and embraced his old friend. "And you always said you would be rich one day."
"Then it seems we both succeeded," Winston grinned. "As if there could ever have been any doubt!" Then he gestured to the staircase. "But please, you must be tired. Go and change out of your armour, I will have some tea prepared for you."
The old woman nodded and led Jeffrey upstairs to his bedroom for the night. It was a very pleasant room of a good size and most importantly it had a big comfortable bed. Jeffrey got changed into his evening clothes and returned downstairs where he sat opposite Winston.
Moments later the elderly woman arrived again this time bearing tea. She poured them both a cup and then left. Jeffrey exchanged pleasant talk with his old friend as they drank, enjoying the chance to catch up.
"How are your family?" Jeffrey enquired.
"Well, as you know from my letters my parents retired and left me the business and the house," Winston said. "They still live here in town, but they don't get involved in politics or trade anymore."
"A nice relaxed life, as it should be," Jeffrey said.
Winston smiled. "Indeed. And you remember Bethany, don't you?"
"I do."
Jeffrey did of course remember Bethany. She was Winston's younger sister by a few years. When Winston and Jeffrey had been in their mid-teens she was always insisting on following them around and trying to play with them, much to the annoyance of the two older boys. Then Jeffrey realised with a jolt of surprise that she would be in her early-twenties now. How time flies.
Winston set down his tea. "In fact, I'm rather surprised she hasn't come in to say hello," he said, glancing around. "It's been years since you've seen each other, after all."
Just then the far doors opened and a young woman stepped through.
"Ah, there she is," Winston said, standing. "Darling sister, you remember Jeffrey, don't you?"
Jeffrey's jaw almost hit the floor at the sight of her. Bethany was no longer the annoying little girl with a mud-smeared face, pestering the older boys. She had grown into an absolutely stunning and elegant young woman. She was about 5'3", and her expensive red dress did almost nothing to conceal her wonderful slender figure which swelled with tantalisingly big tits. Her long and straight black hair was gracefully swept forward over one shoulder and her lively green eyes spoke of a playful intelligence as they regarded Jeffrey.
Jeffrey composed himself and stood up, trying to ignore the familiar throb in his magic cock. At the sight of such a beautiful woman his horniness had unsurprisingly flared, and his balls were desperate for the chance to empty themselves deep inside her, despite the fact that it would be inappropriate to do anything of the sort with Winston's little sister.
"Jeffrey!" she said happily, embracing him. The embrace was a tight one and Jeffrey had to stifle a moan of delight at the feel of her sexy body pressed against him.
She stepped back, grinning. "And look at you. All grown up into such a handsome, strong Knight of the Land. Like something out of a poem. Tell me, are you here to whisk away the young lady of the house on a romantic adventure?" She winked at him naughtily.
Winston sighed with a wry shake of his head. "Come now, Bethany, don't tease our friend. He's had a long day."
"Very well," Bethany said with a devilish smile. "I shall leave you two boys to chat. Perhaps you and I can catch up later, Jeffrey?"
"I would like that, ma'am," Jeffrey said, bowing.
She winked at him. "So would I."
Winston seemed oblivious to their obvious flirtation. Or perhaps as her big brother he was doing his best to ignore it. Either way, when Bethany had left the room he gestured for Jeffrey to sit back down again.
They continued to chat and time flew. True friendships never died and Jeffrey appreciated how despite not seeing each other for a long time it was as if no time had passed at all. Jeffrey explained all about how he had become a knight and Winston filled Jeffrey in on all the goings on with people he hadn't seen in years. Indeed, Jeffrey was having so much fun he actually managed to forget about Bethany and push his horniness out of his mind.
At last, however, it was late and their cups were empty. It was time to get to the reason he had been called here.
"Winston, your letter made mention of an urgent problem, and that is why you wrote to me. What is it I can help with?"
Winston sighed, leaning back in his chair. "It is a real arse, Jeffrey, I'll say that much. A tower has appeared in the forests north of here."
"How do you mean, 'appeared'?"
"Poof! Just like that." Winston shrugged. "One day it wasn't there, then the next day it was. And that's not the worst part. Sometimes it, well... flickers."