The Succubae Seduction: Chapters 10-14 - Sex Stories

The Succubae Seduction: Chapters 10-14

... do I know this isn’t another one?” “Oh drat!” she pouts as she stamps her foot prettily. She seems to think for a couple moments, before saying, “I can give you my word three times.” The way she states that so matter-of-factly makes me think that her statement should make perfect sense to me. It doesn’t, but I pretend as if it does. “Go ahead,” I say, folding my arms and nodding my head. She grimaces at me, like I just asked her to do the impossible, but she fills her lungs and says firmly, “I promise to reward you after you rescue me, without any tricks. I promise to reward you after you rescue me, without any tricks. I promise to reward you after you rescue me, without any tricks. There! Now get me out of here.” “Okay, now how do you propose I do that?” I ask. I know she didn’t say exactly how she’d reward me, but she did promise no tricks. “I have no intention of replacing you on that orb, and it’s not like you and it will fit in my pocket.” From out of nowhere, she produces a minuscule blade. Well, miniscule compared to me. For her, it looks like more of a short sword. “You said you’re a generator, right?” She waits for my nod before continuing. “So you can heal me?” “Yeah, but—“ I try to protest, but she cuts me short. “I’ll cut off my hand, you heal me and we get away.” Her words make sense, but she doesn’t know what she’s asking for. “It doesn’t work like that!” I hurriedly say, as she raises her left hand to lop off the right one. Thankfully she stops and looks at ...

... me, an annoyed expression painted across her cute little features. “The only way I can heal is through sex. I can’t just send the energy to you.” She covers her mouth in a shocked expression, her sword clattering to the tabletop. “You’re one of those !” she exclaims, and the way she says it, makes it sound like I’m the biggest lecher in the world. She quickly recovers her blade and points it at me. “You stay away from me. I’m not that big of a fool. You’re not going to get my maidenhead that easily, monster.” “You don’t understand!” I say, frustration building in me, but I’m trying not to be loud enough to be heard by the demon or Angela. “I’m not trying to take anything from you.” “Ha! You almost had me believing that the prophecies were coming true. As if a generator could exist after centuries of being extinct.” Scorn fills her words now, and I just shake my head. What prophecies is she talking about? I have more important things to worry about right now. “Fine, stay here. I don’t know you, and I don’t owe you anything. I came in here to get something to rescue my friend. You’ll have to get the next hapless hero who wanders in here to help you.” Turning away, I look down the hallway and see the table with a number of vials on it. “You’re not worth me risking my life for, anyway.” Okay, so that last is a lie. I know I can’t just abandon her to the demon outside, but I can’t stand the way she constantly belittles me either. Walking away, I’m surprised that she doesn’t say ...