The Slave World Abductions
A Fanfiction
Part Six
by The Preve
Based upon characters and concepts created by Roxy Rex.
The author wishes to express his deepest thanks to Roxy Rex for his permission in writing this story.
The Dancer
Sara gasped and clutched the silken sheets, quaking from her latest orgasm. The Sharif's big hands held her legs spread, while his thick, long cock drilled her like a piston. A corner of her mind noted, with a bit of wry, her energy. The moans, grunts, and gasps her mouth exhaled, with considerable pleasure, punctuated the irony of the moment. When this whole adventure began for Sara, her point of view was completely different.
First came the hands, seemingly from nowhere, that grabbed her in the studio, along with the chemical-soaked cloth rendering her unconscious.
Next, the blazing clear sky to which she woke, with nothing but a metal collar on her neck, attached to a stake by a thick iron chain.
Things, "men" out of the worst parts of Dungeons and Dragons, leered at her naked body. The torture and breaking began soon after.
The "man" who purchased her, an ifrit she later found, was Farid ibn Hassan ibn Kassir, Sharif of Avarakan. He paid a steep price for her, which, under different circumstances, would be considered flattering. Her interests at the time were centered on escape, murder (Farid, her kidnappers, her sellers), or suicide.
The caravan to Avarakan was the first time in fact, she could spend to herself. They put her in a carriage, and kept her fed and washed.
Escape was out of the question. This place (Slaveworld, she learned) contained things, her handler assured, far worse than the creatures in the dungeon.
Then, as the caravan entered the Desert of Gold, escape became so impossible as to qualify as insane. They didn't give her clothes. A naked woman wouldn't last fifteen minutes in the desert.
The landscape changed as the caravan neared Avarakan. Dunes changed to boulders, then palm trees, then oases, then farmland.
The caravan route followed a river shaming the Amazon. They traveled through settlements inhabited mostly by tieflings, at first. The villages grew larger and the population more diverse: tieflings, humans, elves, and minor djinn lived in the better houses.
Her handler explained the djinn were nobility. The Sharif of Avarakan, her owner, was an ifrit, high nobility.
When the caravan topped a rise to offer a first view of Avarakan, even Sara could not resist a gasp.
Avarakan seemed a city right out of Arabian Nights; giant, sprawling, with golden towers and white domes, gleaming like the rays of a sunrise.
"I won't be surprised if there's magic carpets," she thought.
Avarakan had no magic carpets but everything else exploded with exotic beauty, more Sir Richard Burton than Walt Disney. Sara was swept into a sea of sensuality, in sight, sound, and smell.
The city teemed with djinn, humans, elves, and tieflings. The caravan passed giant bazaars larger and more elaborate than the shopping malls of Earth. Huge markets made the largest warehouses of Amazon, Walmart, and Home Depot look like garden sheds. Exotic smells, spices, perfumes, meats, fruits, and flowers, permeated the air.
The crowds and markets gave way to residential homes, mostly well kept small bungalows. The bungalows grew into two story houses as the caravan progressed.
The houses grew into manors, the manors to palaces. The caravan passed through a beautiful park, with fountains, emerald green hedges, rainbow colored flowers, and shade trees of elm, oak, and palm.
Next, the caravan emerged into a complex of buildings. Sara found later, the buildings were administrative.
The palace complex could be a city in itself. The buildings gleamed with white marble, emblazoned with patterns, designs, and words in gold and silver. The domed wonder at the center rivaled the Taj Mahal.
The caravan veered around the right of broad stairs leading to great bronze doors. Servants and guards directed them to the back.
The back of the palace contained a large courtyard. The courtyard was a sea of activity. Sara's caravan was not the only one present. Workers and slaves loaded and unloaded the wagons and pack animals. Crates, wrapped packages, and cages containing exotic animals streamed to and from the palace entrances.
Tieflings, dark elves, and human servants swarmed the courtyard, carrying clapboards, and marking inventory.
One servant, human, olive-skinned, fastidious, and formal, came to her caravan. He walked along the line of pack animals, inspecting the merchandise, and making notes on his clapboard.
"This stock for the kitchens, take these books to the library, the pokers and whips for the dungeons."
He came to Sara's carriage, "Bring out the new acquisition."
Sara was pushed out. "Stand at attention slave!" her handler shouted.
The servant looked Sara over as if examining a prize horse.
"Hmmm, good legs, ass, thighs, and torso. A dancer's body, it looks like. Fine-featured face, symmetric eye placement, some freckles, good golden hair, defiant eyes, green. Impressive but not overly so. Your purchase price seems a bit high for what I see, but the Sharif bought you, and I don't question him."
Sara stewed in frustrated anger. Ripped from her life into this nightmare, talked about as if she were a piece of furniture. Her fists clenched.
Her handler moved to strike, "No defiance slave!"
"Uh uh ah," the servant tisked, blocking the handler's hand. "You have some fire," he said, "Good, the Sharif likes that in his property."
Sara moved her eyes about for a second. There had to be someway, anyway, of escape.
The servant leaned close, "Yeah, I know that look," he stepped aside. "Go ahead. Start running. Go out and see the city. If you can get past the other slavers, the thieves, rapists, murderers . . . and the djinn, you'll get your freedom. Of course, you'll have to brave the desert afterwards. Should I mention some of the denizens, in and out of the city, see your kind as a prized delicacy? Should be easy for them to spit roast you, not in the sexual manner of course. You're already naked. Won't take much work. Some of your parts might fetch a good price at the butcher's."
The look on the servant's face as he spoke, smirking and contemptuous, begged for a punch. Sara gritted her teeth but unclenched her fists. He was right. She'd seen enough in the market dungeons to know it. The thought of giving in, especially to Punchable Face, made her insides boil, though.
"Not now, Sara," she thought, "But someday." Sara swore something else, one day she would do more to this man than punch his face. For the moment, this man's smirk shifted to a sneer.
"Good," he sniffed on her acquiescence, "Take this one the the harem. Get her cleaned, prepped, and perfumed for the Sharif."