The Succubae Seduction: Chapters 10-14 - Sex Stories

The Succubae Seduction: Chapters 10-14

... its energy. Perhaps if I get enough, I can block its control over my friends. The area sudden grows dark, and I feel Lisa’s hands loosen their grip just before I pass out. “Oh my god,” Lisa exclaims, covering her mouth. “I’m so sorry. I couldn’t stop myself. Lyden, are you okay?” Suddenly I’m surrounded by three women, all looking at me worriedly, even Brooke. “I knew what I was doing, but I wasn’t in control.” “Get off me!” I hear AnnaBelle cry out. “My Lord, where did you go?” “It’s okay,” I tell the Grindylow who’s still holding the older woman. “The thing’s gone now.” The green little guy warily releases AnnaBelle from its tentacles, and swims a short distance, never taking his eyes off of her. For her part, the older woman sinks to the floor, and weeps. I can’t imagine what she must be going through. “We need to get going, before that thing sends reinforcements,” I say, rubbing at my sore throat. My voice is raw, and Lisa is still telling me how sorry she is, but I cut her off with a hug. “It’s not your fault,” I tell her. “I know that, but we really need to get out of here.” The others agree, though Brooke tries to protest. “Leave me here. I’ll just slow you down.” “To hell with that!” I exclaim, pulling the too thin mermaid up under my right arm, and grabbing Lisa’s hand, I use my tail to propel us out of the cell, following the Grindylow. “What about Ondine?” AnnaBelle demands as Angela hauls her along. I can still hear sadness in her voice, but she seems to be ...

... recovering. “We can’t just leave her here!” Damn her and her bleeding heart, I think viciously. I know her attacking me hadn’t been her fault, but I’m still angry at the situation, and my head still hurts from where Lisa had kicked it. “Lyden,” she continues to plead, “what happened to not leaving someone behind?” And there she goes, using my own words and principles against me. “Ondine?” Brooke asks. “She’s down here?” “Yes,” I reply, trying not to sound too angry. “She asked us to take her with us, but she didn’t know we were really here to rescue you.” “Lyden,” Brooke’s face is right next to mine, and I can hear some measure of strength return to her voice. “Ondine was always kind to me. If she needs our help, you can’t leave her.” “Damn it!” I swear, not even trying to hide my anger. “I don’t think I’ve ever heard you swear,” Brooke says, shocked at my language, and just like that, my anger flees. What is wrong with me? They’re right, of course. I can’t leave the other mermaid down here, where I know she’ll be punished for letting us escape. Is this the mistake the prophecy warns me of? Shaking my head, I realize I need to stop second guessing every decision I make. That way will lead to madness and nothing ever getting accomplished. I wish I’d never heard that danged prophecy. “Grindylow,” I call after the creature leading us, “we need to get back to Ondine.” If he hears me or ignores me, I’m not sure, but a couple seconds later, he stops outside of the mermaid’s cell. Ondine ...