The Succubae Seduction: Chapters 10-14 - Sex Stories

The Succubae Seduction: Chapters 10-14

... beneath a. . . . Did something just move? I almost reach for the sword, something in it drawing me to its brilliant surface, but remember just in time not to touch anything else. Why didn’t I think to get some kind of weapon before coming to the Shadow World? Some rescuer I am! A small noise catches my attention, and I turn to see what’d made it. My eyes light on one of the glowing orbs, but I can’t see anything that would make a noise. I watch the orb for a couple more seconds, but give up. I need to get the vials and get out. This place is giving me the creeps. “Please,” the voice is soft, and I barely hear it, but it catches my full attention. “Who?” I ask, turning back to the globe. A small creature walks around the light, its right hand brushing the glowing orb’s surface. This is a creature I recognize immediately, with its tiny golden butterfly wings and lithe form covered in a slight golden dress. Her golden hair hangs down to her shoulders, framing a delicate, but pretty face. “You’re a fairy!” I exclaim. “Darn it!” she pouts, stamping her tiny foot. “I was hoping for a smarter hero. This one’ll never do.” She tries to fold her arms, but it’s then that I realize her hand isn’t resting on the glowing light, but stuck to it. “You’re stuck,” I say before I can think better of it. “Wow! You must be a genius of your kind,” she says, her eyes going wide in feigned admiration. Feeling my ire rising at her condescending tone, I state, “Odd to hear such comments coming from a ...

... four inch fairy stuck to a light bulb. I’m sorry I disturbed your rest. I’ll be out of your hair soon enough.” I turn to head deeper into the hallway, but she stops me. “Wait! You can’t just leave me here! Do you know what he does to poor innocent fairies like me?” She gives a cute little shudder, but I don’t buy it. “Poor and innocent? You must be taking me for a bigger fool than you look right now.” Okay, I know I shouldn’t treat her like that, but she started it! To my surprise, she actually starts laughing. Has she gone mad? “Oh, I like you,” she says after a moment, then seems to examine me. “What are you, exactly? You look like a human, but that’s impossible. No one would be dumb enough to bring any humans to this world, much less to that demon’s home. So what are you? A werewolf? Not many vampires come this way, and you don’t have that aura around you anyway. . . .” No one would be dumb enough to bring a human here, but I brought two. What does that make me? “I’m a generator,” I tell her calmly, trying to keep my cool. “A generator? No way! I thought they’d been wiped out. That’s so cool!” She grows silent for a moment, and the quiet gets uncomfortable. “So, umm, you gonna rescue me, or what?” “And risk Marchosias’s wrath?” I ask, thinking about the scary being out there talking to Angela. “I’ll make it worth your while,” she tells me, shaking her hips suggestively. This time, it’s my turn to laugh. “Ha, I’ve heard plenty of stories about fairies and their tricks. How ...