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The Submissive Urge 15

The Submissive Urge 15

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You asked where you could find the Drow. The man of Loviatar asked you to narrow it down. You asked him where you could find the attractive Drow Lady. The man said that she was located down a path to the right of the main chamber and that she had many Goblins with her at all times. She is the strategist for the Goblin forces.

"What's her name?"

"Minthara." He says.

"Why does that sound familiar?" You stare at him somewhat blankly.

The priest blinks, looks back at you for a moment, then looks around before pointing to himself while leaning forward subtly in confusion.

"Are- Are you asking me? I don't know." You continue to stare with glassy rabbit eyes until he makes a face and a suggestion.

"Maybe you should... Go see her for yourself?"

"Yes!" You turned on your heel and left in the direction he stated. On the way, you took a wrong turn and poked your head into a chamber that looked like a dungeon. The moment you heard the sound of a bear mauling someone and Goblin children dying you wanted to check it out, but you used all of your willpower to shut the door. There were more pressing matters at hand. You backtrack and find the correct path. A small map room behind a fissure in the floor that was only traversable because of a plank that had been placed down. There are carpets and bookshelves placed, as if someone intended to make the place homey; for an abandoned castle, at least.

Standing behind a stone table moving figures around a map and barking orders to her Goblin underlings you see her. Minthara. A mature Drow woman with skin the tone of blue ash. Her hair is silver, not exactly pure white like yours. She wears an attractive set of black leather armour that hugs her figure and tells her everything you need to know. She looks up as you walk around the corner, performs a double take then takes a full step back.

"Oh no..."

"Hm?" You cock your head to one side like a curious animal.

"No... Get away!" She shouts while waving her hand wildly for you to leave her alone. You of course begin to walk closer with a wide smile and your malicious red eyes wide, centering on her as an oddity. Mostly for the way she is acting.

Your mouth opens, revealing sharp, pearl white teeth. From within your smile that is terrifying to her for some reason you utter her name with an unintentional tint of longing and amusement.

"Minthara." As you get too close and she fully backs herself up against the wall, Minthara shudders. Her eyes roll back in her skull and she begins to seize while foaming at the mouth. The woman falls into a lump on the ground. Not dead, but also not in a great position.

"Hm?" You slide down to your knees, pulling her head into your lap so that she does not hit it. You smile gently, pushing the side of your palm between her teeth so that she is not at risk of biting her own tongue. You stroke her hair with clueless affection and remark.

"I bet we were good friends!"

When she finally stops seizing and instead drifts into an exhausted unconsciousness you hum to yourself as you move to her side, beginning to remove her armour and clothing cheerfully. You hear footsteps behind you but you do not react to them. You hear Shadowheart's voice before you see her.

"Why are you removing that Drow's clothes?" You turn to acknowledge her and the rest of the party. They are covered in blood. Your shoulders slump, suddenly wishing you had joined them. Shadowheart claps once.

"Ah! Is it a disguise? You're already kind of unassailable here. I suppose you can pass as that one with a bit of makeup since your hair is similar."

You smile. "That's a good idea. I hadn't thought of it. The only problem is, I can't make my skin look old and matted and I can't add the weariness of many painful years passed to my soft skin."

Shadowheart laughs humorlessly. "I feel infuriated for her. I can't believe you just said that. What's more frustrating is the fact that you could somehow say such a rude thing with no ill intent. " She stops.

"Also, wait... If you hadn't thought of that then why are you removing her clothes and armour?"

You were halfway through unclasping the torso-piece when Shadowheart asked that. Your hands were moving on their own, as if practised in such a thing.

"I am not sure." You admit coyly with a cute smirk. Shadowheart squints at you in disbelief.

"Is that appropriate, Dove?" Karlach asks.

"Probably not." You admit, reluctantly reclasping the armour.

Karlach lifts a brow and crosses her arms. "No, I was asking. Maybe she's a murderer or something."

Astarion hides his smile with his hand as he chides. "Oh, yes. I don't know what I would do if we had a 'murderer' in our midst."

You wink at Asterion visibly, causing Shadowheart to visibly twitch in one eye. You look down at the unconscious form of Minthara.

"I don't know. It seems like she passed out, foamed at the mouth and started seizing at the sight of me."

"Are you sure you didn't poison her without realising?" Asterion asks.

You look down in thought, tapping your chin "That IS a possibility."

"WHAT?" Shadowheart stares you down.

"How MUCH of a possibility is it? Should we be worried?"

"Not at all, hee hee." You say sweetly, noticing the Elf stir.

"She's waking up!" You say giddily.

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"Maybe you should get away from-" Karlach begins to say.

MInthara slowly blinks awake, her eyes resting on yours. You smile widely. "Hi." She turns and throws up. You graciously hold her hair back. When she is done heaving she looks up while sweating and begs in a weak tone.

"Please forgive me."

"I'll think about it." You shrug.

"I take it by the fact that I am not dead, that it is the truth." She says frankly.

"Do you know what you did wrong?" You lift a brow in her direction.

"Yes. I betrayed you in favour of your sister Orin for... Reasons." She speaks in a proper tone, like a Drow noble.

Asterion whispers. "Are you pretending, or do you actually know what she is talking about."

You chuckle. "Oh I got no clue." You whisper back loudly.

Minthara looks up frankly, her head still in your lap. She looks reluctant and afraid to move. "I can hear everything you are both saying. Should I pretend not to?"

"Yes." You pat her head.

"Good girl."

"Thank you." Minthara nods, settling into your pace rather easily. It lends credence to the idea that she has met you before and that you are not too different from your former self. An interesting thought.

You whisper back to Asterion, Minthara's eyes moving back and forth as you both speak discreetly to one another right in front of her.

"If we play along, we can gather information from her. She seems to know me, so it could be a wealth of information."

"I agree. But how are we going to get her to talk? She looks so resilient." Asterion asks sarcastically.

"I could just tell you..." Minthara offers.

You stare her down harshly, your eyes going wide and wild. "I'm sorry, were you listening?"

She gulps and looks away. "I mean... What?"

You stroke her hair as you respond to Asterion. "I may have to get her alone. Ply her a bit for information." You feel her heart begin to beat incredibly fast and smile.

"I may need to employ some unique interrogation methods." As you say that she begins to sweat and it begins to sound like, similarly to Karlach, she has an engine in her chest.

Shadowheart plants her face firmly in her palm. "Can you please stop? You're making me sympathise with our enemies." As she says that Minthara looks up at Shadowheart as if she is a ray of hope, especially as you conceded a moment later.

"Oh fine. Go ahead and spill the beans."

"Naturally. All of those legumes and more will be yours, My Leader." She says cautiously. You allow her to sit up and all of you gather around in a circle for story time. Even a few Goblins join in without anyone noticing or caring. There was a worry that they may relay some pertinent information until one of them began drooling, with one eye wandering away from the other over the course of the tale.

"You and I met on the streets of Menzoberranzan. You, a devious Szarkai between operations and I, a noble, from a great house, with thoughts of grandeur. You... Humbled me into serving as your right hand for a time. You showed me your talents for torture and intrigue and they were far above anything I had seen. You elevated me in many ways until one day you simply... Left. It was without a word, as was your way, so I had no quarrel with it, mind you."

"Did we do anything 'else' together?" You wink at her suggestively.

"Yes." She says frankly. You giggle like a schoolgirl.

"Many years later I was leading my troops on a raiding mission to a cult that made the classic mistake of preaching love in Menzoberranzan. Naturally it was my duty to hunt these cultists to their source and pull them out at the root. Gathering my forces, we set out to assault Moonrise towers only to be met with a welcome party. They greeted us and treated us with reverence. My first mistake. I let my guard down. We were greeted by a man named Ketheric Thorm and as we ate at his table I failed to notice the enchanting, pale Elf at his side. A woman I expected to be the man's lover, as she was of such ephemeral beauty." She looks at you.

"Your skills of infiltration must have warped my perception, even then."

You gasp excitedly, recovering instantly from boredom. "It was ME? I love this story!"

"Indeed." She nods.

"As we sat and ate I saw something. Your lips flashed with a familiar smile that I had only ever seen before you were about to slaughter something. In that instance I understood. Another pale woman, your Sister Orin, cut through all of my men in a whirlwind of blood and gore..." She stopped, collecting herself.

"You said that you had sent emissaries with all the information I needed to know it was you, and failed... The death of all my people was a warning. Then, you stated that my punishment was yet to be received. I became aware of the fact that you lead the cult, all of it. You placed the tadpole in my skull yourself. You engraved the fear I feel for you onto my flesh over many days until my body and mind surrendered." She looks down.

"Now, here I am. A fool about to die because I crossed you."

"Hmm." You thought for a moment, then noticed everyone else standing up and pointing their weapons at you.

"Oh wait."

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"You're the one who did all this!?" Shadowheart exclaimed.

"I don't remember, obviously." You roll your eyes.

"Relax, I'm harmless."

"All of us know that's not true, Dove." Karlach says evenly.

"But, I do believe you don't remember and you aren't in charge anymore otherwise what's the point?"

"She's crazy? What other point is there?"

"Please hold your blades." Minthara asks.

"For it is true that she is no longer the leader of the Cult." You all could tell through the psychic link that it is true. Your minds intertwine. You are party to your own execution. Thorm, Orin, and Gortash all join together to stop you from achieving your final goal.

"I imagine you weren't a very stable leader, darling." Asterion says.

"On the contrary." Minthara corrects.

"She was ruthless and efficient. She brought the plans of the cult to new heights and was on the cusp of complete success."

"So then what happened?" You pout.

"The plan was carried out at the behest of three gods. One of which being your Father, Bhaal. However, true to your nature you were acting as a double agent. The other two found that you were planning to give over the power of the Absolute to Lolth in the end so that you alone could ascend to her side while the others wallowed as slaves beneath your feet. Throm and Gortash usurped your shard using Orin, who was all too eager to take your place."

"Wait... What about your involvement? You claimed you betrayed me."

She nods. "Passive betrayal is still betrayal. I reason so if I would punish it as such. I accepted the new leadership without question and I am bound to serve Orin."

"But you'll serve me now, right?"

"Yes."

"Hee hee! Yes!" You hug Minthara tightly. She holds perfectly still.

"You are very... Different now."

At camp Minthara explains the details of their plan to attack the Druid camp as there is suspicion that they hold an artefact of importance to the absolute. You two are alone while the others are conferring over what to do about the plan. You smile innocently and pull the little puzzle box out of your bag against the screaming of the Emperor.

"You mean this thing?"

She lifts a brow at you. "Why did you show me this?"

"Seems like you're looking for it." You shrug.

The wheels in her head begin turning as she looks upon you and her objective. "Interesting. You are very different from the way you were before. What I saw seems to be echoes of your former self."

"Yeah." You nod.

"I feel that."

Minthara looks to be mulling something over. After a few moments of silence she grabs you and pulls you into a deep kiss, biting your lip hard as she shoves her tongue into your mouth. She pulls back, observing as you stand there stunned. She is intrigued by your reaction as you blush and swoon over the act.

"Indeed?" She remarks with lifted brows.

You fan yourself. "Uhm..."

"You are weak. Your mind is shattered and full of holes. You are in a worse position than I am, Khal'abbil." She says in her business-like tone.

You stare back at her with wide eyes. "What's that supposed to mean, Alvassun..."

She grips your white hair tightly and brings her face intimately close. "Do you have the right to call me that, now? After everything you have done? That you even remember such a-" She shakes her head.

"On your knees, cur." She releases you. You drop submissively to your knees, looking up at her excitedly.

"Give the artefact to me."

"Yes, ma'am." You hold it out for her in both your hands. She plucks it up and smiles to herself as she turns it over.

You see a new sense of pride and confidence wash over her as she looks down on you with wide, unflinching eyes. She rests a hand on your head.

"Good girl." The words that mock yours previously seem alien to her in regards to you, but of obscure comfort.

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