When someone drops off a mysterious mirror at Lena's home, she ends up getting fucked by a futa version of herself!
Contains: Human x Human Futa, Mirror-Futa-Doppelganger, Excessive Semen, Throatfucking, Huge Tits, Huge Cock (36+ inches), Hotdogging, Doggystyle, Semi-Public Sex, Cum Bloating, Fucked Silly, Endless Orgasms, Huge Balls
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"So, uh, what's in the box, Lena?"
Lena Trueshield stood before the great wooden box, scratching her head as she looked down at the card that had come with it. Next to the box stood her neighbor, the ever-nosy high elf, Rila. Lena knew that the woman's true elven name was far longer than that, with thrice the syllables. A very fancy name, that Lena had forgotten immediately after learning it. And so, she'd taken to simply calling her Rila.
She also knew that Rila was approximately five and a half feet tall. The box was nearly twice that height.
I hope you find this gift to be a comfort in times of need.
- A friend
"I'm not sure... I don't think I ordered anything..."
It wouldn't have been the first time the paladin had drunkenly ordered something from a wandering gnome merchant, only for it to arrive weeks later with her having no recollection of the purchase. Hungover and broke were frequent qualifiers of Lena Trueshield.
"Well, your name's on it," the high elf pointed out. "Need help opening it?" Rila asked, excitement sparkling in her glowing blue eyes.
Lena offered the elf an amused, sideways glance, chuckling. The elf could have said "I'm going to help you open it" and the intent would have been the same.
"Of course, but you've got to help me carry it upstairs," Lena said. Every day was like Winter's Veil for the paladin and her friend whenever something new fell upon her doorstep.
Rila was nosy and had an undue interest in the affairs of others, but somehow, she managed to avoid the rudeness that often came with such traits. She had helped the paladin move in when she had first arrived, and often liked to remind Lena of that fact,
despite
the
other
fact that Lena had arrived in Stormwind with but a single box of personal belongings to her name.
Whatever was in the box was heavy enough that, by the time the two had carried it up the steps and into Lena's apartment, they were both covered in a fine layer of sweat and Lena could feel her white blouse clinging to the curves of her breasts like a second skin.
It was Rila's turn to offer the blonde paladin a glance. A glance which soon became a stare. The elf's hungry eyes were quite nearly boring holes into the human's chest.
Lena was used to stares. Her tits were, to put it mildly, absurdly large. Two overgrown, pumpkin-sized knockers that drew stares and whispers alike. Twin peaks of soft, jiggling abundance that even the heaviest of plate armor could not conceal. Their sheer enormity made combat difficult at times, she had come to accept. The necromancer that had cursed her had placed upon her chest the ability to absorb certain magical effects. Luckily for her, she had managed to get rid of the curse. Not-so-luckily, the growth imparted by the curse had left her permanently enlarged in the titty department.
And so, Rila's stares were not an uncommon thing, especially since she had taken to bralessness. Given the price demanded for such garments, she thought it preferable to simply endure her friend's stares. The elf was a titfiend, a bust-obsessed pervert. She would stare at any woman passing through the streets with more than an inch of cleavage showing. Lena knew that was part of the reason why the raven-haired elf had taken such an interest in her.
But she didn't mind, really. Everyone had their faults, and Lena expected that the robed elf had enough faults for herself and then some.
"Right, the box," Lena said, dispelling the half-silence of their labored breathing. She reached for her sword and placed it against the box, slipping its tip between two planks. The weapon was, of course, better suited for slaying undead and demonic foes, but it had other practical uses as well.
Lena groaned as she pushed against the sword, holding it horizontal as one hand gripped its hilt and the other pushed against the flat of the blade. The planks creaked and nails soon came undone, flying every which way.
Rila ducked out of the way of one errant piece of metal and then watched the box slowly come apart with such amazement that there might have been a dragon's hoard within and her face would not have changed.
The box finally came undone, and the two women began digging through the dense packing straw, looking for whatever treasure might lay beneath. They did not, however, expect that there would be a full, ten-foot-tall full-length mirror within.
Framed in rich mahogany, the beautiful, ornate mirror left the two women confused, rather than amazed.
"Looks... expensive," Rila finally managed after a minute or two of staring at the thing.
Lena got on her knees at the base of the thing, searching through the piles of straw. "I don't even see a bill or anything in here," she groaned, moving straw from around the base of it the mirror was fully revealed to them.
The paladin's brow furrowed at the inscription written on a gold plaque at the bottom of the mirror.
The Mirror of Atuf grants your reflection that which you desire most.
"Huh, I think I recall seeing something similar at the mage's school of Dalaran," Rila pondered, eyeing the thing. "Been a while, though," she laughed, giving a shrug.
Lena brushed some straw from herself. "I didn't know you studied in Dalaran. What do you think it does?"
"Oh, yes. I pondered many spheres," Rila replied. The elf cupped her chin, eyes drifting in thought, as if trying to avoid any further discussion on her activities while in the City of Mages. "As for what this thing does... I can probably go ask around. Magical mirrors are
usually
portals or scrying devices. So... uh... consider covering the thing with a tarp."
"You can block portals with a tarp?" Lena asked, raising her eyebrows.
Rila shook her head. "Oh, not every portal, no. But putting something over a mirror
usually
blocks its effects. Here, this should do the trick," she said, grabbing hold of a large blanket on a nearby couch, tossing it over the mirror. "Thing might be valuable, and if you
did
pay for it, then I'd avoid destroying it outright."
Worry and curiosity in equal parts were gnawing at Lena as she stared at the tall, linen-covered mirror. "So, you'll be back soon, then?" she asked Rila.
The elf shook her head, black tresses swinging about as she did so. "Oh, I'll have to see if the mages in the portal room will allow me through. If they do, they-"
"I thought you studied in Dalaran? Don't mages have the ability to make their own portals?" the paladin asked, blinking.
"Well, I definitely
could
do that if I was a mage. Alas, I only
studied
in Dalaran."
Slippery as Rila was being, Lena didn't press the question further. "Fine. Just don't take too long. This thing might be able to do more than just spy on me."
The high elf stared at Lena for a few seconds. "Hah, as if."
And with that, the elf had turned and slipped out of Lena's apartment, leaving Lena alone with the tall, foreboding mirror. Even covered, the thing sent shivers down Lena's spine.
She allowed herself to fall down on the nearby couch, keeping an eye on the mirror. Everything was still and silent, save for the distant sounds of a bustling Stormwind.
Moments passed before she saw it: the cloth moved. There was no wind to do so, and yet, she could see something tugging slightly at the edge of the mirror. A gasp left Lena's lips as she stood, reaching for her blade. "Who-?"
The movement stopped as soon as she spoke, and she yanked the cloth from the mirror, finding only her own reflection, staring back at her. She took a step towards it and saw its lips curl into a grin. Thinking it might be some trick of the light, the paladin simply shook her head to see her own face, with her own expression. "What in the Light...?" she whispered, reaching forward to touch the surface.
Nothing came of it. No portal took her. No demons came crawling out of it.
I really need more sleep,
she thought, eyeing her window, where the midday sun could still be seen shining through.
I do suppose an afternoon nap might do me some good after all...
With a yawn, the buxom paladin turned to her room, its door leading right to the living room where stood the mirror. And yet, as she walked, overgrown melons bouncing with every footfall, she couldn't shake the feeling that something was watching her.
Glancing over her shoulder, she could only see her own reflection. She couldn't help but smirk as she watched her large, round rear sway slightly, its abundance straining against her brown linen britches.
Chuckling to herself, she threw off her clothes and fell into her bed, its softness taking her.
When at last she opened her eyes, her apartment was completely dark. Only the soft light of the moon filtered in through her curtains.
How long have I been asleep?
she wondered groggily. She loved naps. She hated
long