Solene gaped at her grandmother. "You cannot simply take me out of the will!"
"I most certainly can, and I have. Now, I won't leave you totally destitute, of course." The steely woman regarded her over half moon glasses, bifocals enchanted to let the wearer see lies.
Solene was listening now, one eyebrow cocked. Her dark purple curls were piled into a bun atop her head and Grandmother made no attempt to hide the way she judged the loose strands at her cheeks. It'd always been that way. Her very nature was directly opposed to the sleek, businesslike Frogspawn clan. Grandmother was the matriarch, the main source of disdain. The feelings she directed toward her granddaughter seeped into the way even her own siblings treated her.
"You will take a sum that is enough to keep you for a good many years. If you budget and invest, you should do just fine. In exchange, you will leave this property and this region. I don't care where you go, just that you maintain a distance enough to avoid tarnishing the family name any further."
"Grandmother, where is this coming from? We've never seen eye to eye, sure, but-"
"Hedrick Gosprey. That is why. Do not make me elaborate, young lady." Her eye was sharp, but Solene wasn't bothered. She hadn't known Hedrick, a new to town jeweler, was married when she went to dinner with him. Nor when she'd let him stuff his enormous orc cock into her pussy in his carriage behind the place. A shiver went up her spine at the memory. She'd been stretched out for days afterward. It made sense that this was to be the final straw. Only, it'd happened weeks ago and she almost let herself forget the whole embarrassing ordeal. In some way, it hurt that her grandmother thought so little of her that she could paint Solene as a homewrecker. Hedrick had wrecked his own home in her opinion. Still, what would arguing do? What had it ever done?
"Yes, Grandmother. Thank you."
Plus, moving far from her family and to a place where no one knew her? The opportunity wasn't lost on her. No need to dwell on it unnecessarily.
"I'd like to go to Coral Cove." The most populous, advanced city on the continent, it didn't hurt that the place was smack on a beautiful coastline. She'd never been, always left behind when the rest of the family went traveling.
In fact, the sum that Grandmother offered was quite handsome and helped ease the sting of essentially being kicked out of her home. She guessed home was a strong word for the place anyways. Returning to the little cottage behind the main manor where the rest of them lived, she waved her wand to guide her most essential belongings into bags. Spellbook, clothes, tooth powder, a polished wooden case containing the enchanted phallus she'd lovingly named Reginald. Once established in Coral Cove, it'd be easy enough to send word for the rest of her things to be shipped over. Her mind swirled with the possibilities ahead.
--
Gods, she had to piss. Solene squirmed in her train seat, legs crossed so tightly her thighs had begun to shake an hour ago. Despite asking the attendant roaming the aisle several times if the lavatory was available, he continued to insist that it was being cleaned. Desperation grew as a painful tingle set in right below her clit. Another squeeze. Oh.
Brows furrowed in confusion, she shifted her weight again and to her shock, a bolt of miserable pleasure bit at her pussy. The need to piss grew with every movement but somehow so did the heat.
A second grind against the seat followed by a hard jostle from the train itself bowled her over with an almost painful orgasm. Pussy clenching of its own accord around nothing, Solene decided maybe the bathroom wasn't so urgent. She'd never intentionally held her bladder before, but the delicious pressure between her legs was incentive enough to start.
The enchanted purple dick was packed away in her bag. If she could get it out, stuff the hot length into her already tortured pussy, what would happen? The witch's eyes nearly glazed over at the idea. Nevermind the other passengers just on the other side of the thin walls. Small matters like public image never concerned her much in the first place.
"Are you enjoying yourself? Panting away, grinding on that seat?"
She looked up, dismayed to see the attendant who'd barred her from the bathroom. Cold water doused her arousal. He was a tall, thin and greasy man with a high voice. His narrow eyes slid up and down her seated form. Suddenly her thick velvet traveling cloak didn't seem as modest as it had at home in the mirror. The witch pulled the fabric around her chest, cheeks burning.
"Excuse me?"
"You heard me, ya little wench. How's about I help you with that?" He took a step further into the train car, knobby fingers twitching eagerly, eyeing her groin as if her clothes were invisible. At that moment she saw him for what he was. A sneer twisted her face.
"For an incubus you aren't very seductive. Is that why you're so vile?"
The man's eyes flashed an otherworldly red and were back to their usual dirty brown almost before she registered it. Incubi grew more powerful and beautiful by bedding willing partners, something she could almost empathize with, but this one had clearly seen little success. Perhaps because of his winning personality.
Desperation entered his voice. "Madam, you must understand. I understand I'm...the way I look. I could sense your energy even from the hallway. Before you boarded the train. I knew you could help."
Realization dawned.
"So you've been lying about the lavatory to keep me sitting here, holding my piss until you felt the need to strike? Some little trick they've taught you in Hell?" Solene scoffed. "Begone, demon, you'll find no charity from me."
"I only-"
The door slid open behind him, letting in a chill wind from an open window beyond. A dark stranger loomed, tall enough to match eyes with the gangly incubus, but with considerable more bulk even under the dark cloak he wore.
"Leave before I banish you, soulsucker."
Solene couldn't make out the fellow's face under his hood, but she recognized the black uniform he wore, the beaked mask he held in his gloved hand. Void Priests were supposed sentinels of peace and holiness, even if their methods were sometimes anything but. She kept her steely expression but secretly felt relieved that the stranger appeared. Who knows what lengths a desperate demon might go to in the wake of rejection.
Stiff backed, the demon made a hasty exit with some half hearted apologies. Even as ugly as his existence on the physical plane might be, no incubus wanted to return to their Maker, banished and of low status to boot. They'd be seen as a waste and thus disposed of, although the methods of destroying a soul in such a way were thankfully unknown to her.
Alone with the hooded man, an ease draped itself over her. Even someone who loved men as she did, Solene admitted that most couldn't be trusted. This man was as close to an exception as she was willing to go. His kind took blood oaths and were branded by their chosen deity. Paragons, according to her father. Not to mention he interested her in more than one way, with broad shoulders and what looked like a strong jaw beneath a black sheer fabric covering his face to provide true anonymity even without his hood.
He took the liberty of sitting on the leather bench across from her, looking out of place in his hulking form and inky uniform amongst red floral wallpaper and bronze fixtures. The train raced through farmland, dots of cows and sheep blurring outside the windows with the occasional stone outbuilding. Awkward silence hung between them and she waited for him to speak, acutely aware of his eyes on hers.
"Thank you for interfering, sir. Who knows what could've happened had you not arrived." She hesitated, waiting for him to take his leave. No signs of movement came from the stranger.
"I would accompany you until the next stop, just in case he returns."
"Not necessary, although you are too kind."
Fine. If he wouldn't take a hint, she'd scare him off. Religious types were always precious about carnal matters.
"Is it true you acolytes are castrated?"
"No, but we take a vow of celibacy."
"You'll forgive me if I don't share your vows, I hope."