The Succubae Seduction: Chapters 30-34 - Sex Stories

The Succubae Seduction: Chapters 30-34

... sets of eyes grow wide at the mention of Eris’s name. “What’s wrong with that?” Thomas asks Ondine, seeing what I saw. “Eris is nearly as bad as the Pillar of Darkness,” she says. “Maybe worse.” Turning to face me, I see fear in her eyes. “Lyden, she was once known as the goddess of chaos, vengeance, and strife. Meeting with her can’t be a good thing.” “I’m assuming you’ll want all the firepower you can take,” Jewkes says, stepping forward and patting the pistol at his side. “I am here for you, master,” Sheila states contritely. “Just command me.” “I’d like to offer my services too, if I can,” Emmett adds in, and I see more than one untrusting glance turn his way, but he ignores them. “I’m not worth anything offensively, but if the shit hits the fan, I may be able to offer some protection with my magic.” “That reminds me,” I say, still trying to distract myself from Gaia’s ominous words. “When I went up against TanaVesta, her fire didn’t affect me. Now that I think about it, magic hasn’t had much effect on me for a bit. Any idea why?” I look around; meeting everyone’s eyes, but no one seems to have an idea, until I get to Emmett. “It sounds like what the Daughters of Respite can do. They seem to be almost completely immune to any magic. Is there any reason you might have gotten it from one of them?” I rack my brain, trying to think of something, and I recall being back in the Paladonic Knight’s mountain home. I had been in my dragon form, Miranda Olsen knocked out as I tried ...

... to step over her. One of my chrome and black talons had scratched her and something had washed over me at the time, settling into my skin. Could that have been it? “Even if you’re immune to magic,” Brooke states, “that won’t entirely protect you from Eris, and it doesn’t offer any protection to the rest of us.” “The generator’s choices are few,” Alloria says, startling us. Where had she been hiding? “He can meet with the Pillar of Darkness deep in his own territory, or meet with Eris near the border. She has already agreed, by the way.” She has already agreed? That was fast! “I won’t go any deeper into that territory than I have to,” I state firmly, brooking no argument. “She had conditions, though,” Alloria says, as though I hadn’t spoken. I glare at her, knowing that she’d held back this information. She smiles slightly in response. Watch her, son, Shemhazau’s voice fills my mind. Elves were always wily creatures, but this one seems to be a real bitch. While I don’t like his terminology, I can’t argue with his assessment. “What are her conditions?” I ask when it doesn’t look like she’s going to continue on her own. “You can’t take any more than three other people with you,” she says, keeping her brown eyes locked on mine. “Do I get to choose?” I ask, trying to keep my voice as level as hers. “No,” she says. “The Paladonic Knight, the mermaid assassin . . . and me.” Despite her voice staying calm, I can tell she’s not happy about being included. “She’s promised safe conduct ...