Ferrum-Aur landed on the tower's balcony, his wings furling close like leathery, golden sails. The half-dragon magus swept into his chamber, his tail swishing behind him. He had built this tower on the foundations of an old fortress, time and cataclysm having rendered the remainder of the original structure into ruin. The inner walls and floor were plated with slabs of obsidian, bought and installed at great expense. He untied his sword belt and shrugged off his brigandine, when he scented something, a faint musk on the air
"Carnalla! Attend me!" He bellowed, his brown eyes alight with an indignant flame. Unlike most half-dragons, Ferrum-Aur's face was mostly human, with scales only over his cheekbones and sweeping down from the corners of his jawline. A pair of recurve horns swept up from above his temples, curving over his scalp and back behind his head. A puff of sandalwood scented smoke wafted out of his nostrils as they flared.
"Yes, my lord! On my way!" Carnalla cried from the tower's lower levels. He could hear the tiefling panting slightly as she rushed up the marble stairs, imagining her breasts heaving from the effort. When she entered the room, she saw him facing toward the bed, his back to the door. The burgundy comforter and black pillows brought his form into stark relief, the muscles under his golden skin tense and ready. Without turning, he thrust his left arm straight out, his scabbarded sword gripped in his hand.
Without waiting for, or requiring further command, Carnalla took the sword from her master's hand, placing the enchanted blade reverently on its stand. Her pale skin was lambent in the light of everburning torches, contrasting with the raven locks spilling over her shoulders. A slight sheen of sweat glistened on her brow, between two delicate, ebony horns that grew to just above her hairline. She panted from the effort of running up the stairs, her breath coming in short gasps. Her dress, dyed black to match her hair, was generous in its view of her cleavage, and the slits in the sides gave more than a glimpse of her shapely legs. Her own tail, thin and pointed, peaked out occasionally from under the midnight folds of her dress.
"Tell me," he rumbled, "why the instructions I left you with were not followed?"
Carnalla's breath caught in her throat. It's not possible she thought. There's no way he could know!
"Ah," he said, his scalloped ears taking note of the catch in her breathing, "so I was correct. You were specifically instructed to NOT sully yourself with your fingers, Little Demon," he said, emphasizing his pet name for her. "You disappoint me, pet," he said, shaking his head.
She turned just in time to see him cross the room in three strides, his eyes blazing with rebuke. She backed away from him until she was pressed against the volcanic glass that covered the wall, its smooth surface cool against her skin. His left hand shot out, gripping her firmly by the neck. He held her gaze with his own, the pupils of his eyes wide within his overlarge irises. She looked imploringly into those merciless depths, trembling as he stroked the back of his fingers across her cheek.
"What am I going to do with you?" He asked, the fingers of his right hand trailing down her side. "How can I trust you to look after this place if you cannot follow so simple a command?" He bent his head down, placing his lips next to her left ear. His hand had moved under the slit of her dress, the pads of his fingers gripping the globes of her ass, the tips of his claws lightly pricking her skin. "Why did you disobey me, Little Demon," he whispered, the heat of his breath sending shocks down her spine to her core.
"M-master," she began, "you... you were gone for so long and i... i..." she trailed off, the sensation of his touch robbing her of coherent thought.
"Six hours I was gone," he rumbled, the heat of his breath on her neck making her tremble. "Six hours. Could you not find something to occupy yourself for so short a time?"
"My lord i... I couldn't... couldn't wait... I-oh!" She gasped, her eyes squeezing shut as she felt the pointed tip of his tongue tracing the edge of her earlobe.
"That is no excuse, Little Demon," he said, his left hand leaving her throat to push her dress down over her shoulders. The elf woven linen slipped to the floor with barely a whisper as he rumbled " You must learn patience," he said, pulling her to him.
Ferrum-Aur wrapped his golden wings around her trembling form as he drew the length of his middle finger across the underside of the base of Carnalla's tail. Damn him she thought he knows I'm ticklish there. She squirmed, pressing her thighs together as she reached for his manhood, finding the ridged and rigid length of him straining against the leather of his breeches.