It's been three years since renowned adventurers Adelaide and Freya were defeated by the powerful succubus Vivionne, Duchess of Dark Reach, and forced into the role of her pets. Three years of imprisonment; three years of degradation; three years of torment under the influence of Vivionne's aura of lust. Just as Adelaide begins to suspect she's on the brink of losing her sanity, Vivionne forces her two precious pups to compete for a chance to earn an orgasm. 9k words, very dark content rating.
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Content warnings/tags: noncon; sexual slavery; permanent imprisonment in mechanical restraints; anal; forced exhibitionism; mind break; nonconsensual pet play/puppy play; degradation
Adelaide woke slowly, swimming through a fog of cloying arousal.
As always, it started out pleasant: the warm sensation of pleasure echoing through her, the promise of beginning her day with the sweet pleasure of a strong climax.
Then, as she became more aware of herself--aware of the confinement, the metal restraints locked around her limbs that prevented her from reaching between her legs or even rubbing her thighs together to satisfy herself--the arousal sharpened to a heavy ache, unsatisfied and demanding.
Finally, cohesive thought surfaced at last, and Adelaide let out a long groan as she, once again, faced the reality of her new life.
Imprisoned. Demeaned. Desperately needy.
Permanently owned by Vivionne, Duchess of Dark Reach, a highly-ranked succubus and incredibly powerful sorceress.
The worst part of it, Adelaide told herself, was the indignity.
Not the imprisonment, the occasional pain that she suffered at her Mistress's whims, or the constant--Goddess, the never-ending--ache of deep, pure, unsatisfied wanting in her loins.
It wasn't that. That wasn't the worst part, because if that were the worst part, if she began to think she couldn't handle it any more--if she started to tell herself that she couldn't tolerate another second of hungry throbbing from her neglected, weeping cunt, couldn't even think about how long she'd gone untouched there without tears of desperation prickling in her eyes like she was some sort of--
That wasn't the worst part.
The worst part had to be the indignity.
Adelaide was, or had been, one of the most accomplished adventurers on the continent; from the wyvern-infested heights of the Stark Mountains to the bandit-plagued swamps of the Lowlands, she'd carried a reputation as friendly but capable, mercenary but fair. She could handle just about any threat for the right price, and she never left a job half-done.
And when she had found an adventuring partner in Freya...
Just the thought of Freya made her ache--in her heart, as well as...other places. Not that they'd ever been romantic partners, not in such an uncomplicated way; they were both too practical for that.
But they'd been many things to each other; business partners, sisters-in-arms, best friends. And, yes, occasionally, when the road was lonely or boring, they'd been bedmates--but that hadn't been important, in the scheme of things. That hadn't been what had kept them together.
For the five years or so that they'd adventured together, fought side-by-side, they'd formed a bond deeper than friendship or romance, a bond that hinged on their like-minded camaraderie.
Some adventurers were in it for the gold. Others risked their life, day after day, just for the opportunity to say that they'd done good.
Adelaide and Freya had both agreed that the gold was certainly nice to have, and that they felt pride in knowing they were tipping the scales of good and evil in the right direction, but their reason--the force driving them, day after day, to pick up their weapons and throw themselves at whatever monster was making a nuisance of itself--was simply to prove that they could.
They needed to feel the rush of vital energy that came with battle, the thrill of victory when the final foe fell.
It wasn't that she ached for Freya. Freya, after all, was right there; Adelaide couldn't see or hear her, but she knew that the other woman wasn't far, trapped in her own metal shackles, her own dark hell of desire. Their fates were so intwined that Adelaide had little opportunity to miss Freya, even if their relationship was decidedly...changed by their new circumstances.
No, she ached for the past. For that time when they had stood together, strong, so sure of themselves, so certain of their own ability to survive anything that wanted to kill them.
Maybe that was where they had gone wrong.
The succubus, it turned out, hadn't wanted to kill them. She'd simply wanted to...keep them. Her toys. Playthings.
Her pets.
Adelaide often spent these early hours--if "early" held any meaning in the bowels of Dark Reach, where the sun ventured only infrequently, casting weak rays for a few scant hours at a time over the scarred land and the fiendish creatures that lived there--contemplating that final fight, thinking with dismay over how short it had been, how little chance they'd had to recognize what was happening, to change their fate.
Sometimes, she decided that they'd had no chance at all. Sometimes, that was easier.
Other times, she would fixate on a moment: when they had first walked into the castle, had it seemed too quiet? Too abandoned? If they had used a spell of detection, would they have flushed out some evidence of a trap? Would a simple blessing from a holy person over their armor, their weapons, have given them enough of an edge to change the outcome?
Adelaide would think and worry on these little things, picking them apart like a nervous child with a favorite toy, fraying her memories to pieces as she sought out blame.
Was it her or Freya who had made the greater number of mistakes? What little thing might have been done differently that would have saved them from this eternal hell?
What else did she have to think about? How else could she distract herself, because, oh, Goddess, her sex was so achingly, mind-meltingly empty...
Fortunately, she wasn't given too long to think, from day to day. The darkness, the stillness, was only a temporary reprieve.
It was never quite a relief, when their Mistress called for them.
Today, the playful whistle came sooner than Adelaide might have wished. Her muscles tensed in response, although the signal required no response from her: she remained fixed in place, even as her restraints began to shift around her, metal groaning and whirring as the mechanical carapace in which she had been...installed...woke from its slumber and stood, carrying her with it.
The visor over her eyes was still dark, and besides, there were no mirrors in the kennels, but she knew what she looked like. Four metal legs, tipped with paws; a finely-crafted snout and alert ears catching the light with the fine metal sheen.
Suspended in the middle, her own soft, exposed, elfin body, her breasts hanging pendulously, leaving her sensitive nipples exposed to the cool air of the dungeon-kennels of Dark Reach Castle.
A metal tail, planted firmly in her backside. She felt the plug that anchored it, shifting awkwardly inside her as the magically-powered mechanical body stretched into a play-bow and then shook itself, shook her, as if it were a real, flesh-and-blood dog.
That was what their Mistress had wanted, after all.
Pets. Two lovely little pets to play with.
Mistress had commissioned the automatons herself, had brought in some evil master-smith of a dwarf to fashion the dog-shaped contraptions out of Adelaide and Freya's own battle armor, out of their shields and their swords, every piece of enchanted metal they'd accrued over the years that was meant to protect them.
While the vile automatons, their walking prisons, had been constructed, their Mistress had simply tossed them in the kennels and let them adapt to the flow of her aura, laughingly encouraging them to engage in their carnal desires while they still could.