Zuri knew that teasing Kassandra was a dangerous game, but she couldn't help herself. She was, technically, still a priestess of Shallya, albeit one who spent most of her time with bandits and thieves. Half the wanted posters in Aversol had the face of Kassandra Westerlark upon them. Distracting a notorious outlaw with barely-disguised flirtation? Why, for one such as Zuri who served the goddess of healing and mercy, that might actually be a holy act.
(The only reason why she remained an actual priestess, Zuri knew, was that the others in the church hierarchy were too merciful and forgiving to outright disown her. That, and they were probably scared shitless of Kassandra.)
So she sashayed a little more than usual, let her robes fall open just slightly more than proper, and was delighted when, late that evening, Kassandra simply swept her up, threw her over her shoulder, and carried her back to her tent.
"You," the bandit chieftain growled, "are utterly impossible." She tossed the squealing priestess gently down onto the blankets.
"Wah!" Zuri flopped around, affecting as innocent a look as possible. "What are we going to do on the bed?"
With a feral grin, Kassandra gently pushed on Zuri's shoulders until the priestess was lying flat on her back. "I think," she purred, "that we're going to remind you about the importance of
discipline
."
Zuri squirmed around as much as she was able. "Ooh, I'm so scared," she said, not bothering to hide the way that her hips were grinding up against her superior. "Now what? And," she said, "don't even think about fucking around all night, okay, Leah is still recovering from that time she tried showing off during a raid and I need to check on her first thing in the morning."
Kassandra rolled her eyes. "I know, I know. Those draenei farmers are surprisingly tough."
"Tell me about it." Zuri sighed. "It's always me who has to pick up the pieces afterwards when something goes wrong." Thinking about it, her smile slowly returned. "At least we got decent loot off 'em, right?"
"Yeah." The local farmers didn't usually have much gold, but the successful ones tended to be worth the effort. And you never knew when you might get lucky.
"Hey," Zuri said, squirming around a bit until she could reach up and poke Kassandra on the chest, "you're going to be careful when you're out there doing the ol' hit and run, yeah? I worry myself when you get delayed. Just," poke poke poke, "make sure you always come back to me."
Kassandra did not do a very good job at dodging. "Alright, that's it." Zuri was fairly agile, but trapped as she was it was short work for her boss to seize her wrists and hold her still.
"Took you long enough!" Zuri felt that being subtle about her teasing at this point would've been pointless.
"Mhm, fuck me for taking it slow." Sometimes it slipped past Zuri just how strong Kassandra was. It was a bit of a reminder when the outlaw chieftain shifted around so that she had both of Zuri's wrists grasped in one hand. With the other, she groped around inside a nearby box.
"There we are." Withdrawing her hand triumphantly, Kassandra drew out several silk scarves.
Zuri lay back and relaxed as she let herself be bound. There was a reason why Kassandra, several weeks ago, had given orders to find a real bed for the encampment. Apart from being nice to sleep on, the bedposts made things so much more convenient for little games like these.
"Be sure to get it tight," Zuri reminded Kassandra. Kassandra ignored her. They used silk for a reason: it was less prone to chafing, true, but also while the marks of hard use would be readily apparent on others of fair complexion, any injury would be much more difficult to notice on Zuri's skin. Kassandra was constantly worried about accidentally hurting her, especially with how enthusiastic Zuri got in the heat of the moment, and was always very careful with the restraints.
Personally, Zuri thought it was cute.
"Aaaand done," Kassandra said, sitting back. "Everything feel alright?"