Tribal Hunt Pt. 01 - Sex Stories

Tribal Hunt Pt. 01

... stepped closer, and Anarungu moved back, pressing against the tree post with his back.

"I don't want to kill you, Anarungu. Once I'm chief, you can take your pick of any woman in the tribe - not just one, but as many as you want. Together, we'll usher in a new era for the Blood Bird tribe." He forcefully drove the spear into the ground, its point jutting upward.

"In return for my obedient silence and consent?"

"Yes. You can't escape me. Refusal means I'll rip you apart with my bare hands. I believe the choice is crystal clear."

Naragasa was now quite close.

Anarungu thought for a moment. He thought about his Mom, her big breasts, her lips, her face. The intense desire to make her his wife was too powerful. He wanted that even more than he wanted to avenge his father's death.

"Use your surroundings, if you're cornered. Think. Even if you're hurt, even if you're in pain. Always think, Anarungu. Your weapon is whatever your eye falls on," his father's wise voice rang in his ears. "My answer is no," Anarungu turned around, jumping onto a branch and climbing up.

"Then you will die!" Naragasa rushed after him, grabbing the branch and snatching it away. Anarungu managed to leap back to the next one, climbing higher and higher.

Naragasa threw out his bow and arrows, throwing them straight towards the spear stuck in the ground.

Anarungu climbed higher and higher, trying to reach the edge of the huge tree. It was hard to move, the wound on his chest was ...

... humming, and Naragasa kept catching up with him, getting closer and closer.

"You're as stupid as your father!" he shouted, climbing up.

Anarungu glanced down, checking where the spear was stuck. He hopped onto a branch, walking along it instead of climbing higher. Naragasa caught up, climbing the same branch. "Your dad taught you how to climb trees well, monkey boy, but you can't run away forever. What now?"

Naragasa took a step forward and Anarungu jumped down, grabbing the edge of the branch. The branch didn't hold and under their weight sagged and cracked.

Anarungu fell into the grass, hitting his head hard. Naragasa slammed his back right onto the spear he had thrust into the ground. The spear pierced his chest and went right through his body. He grunted and died in a second. It was a painful death.

Anarungu closed his eyes, finally losing consciousness from the hard impact on the ground.

CHAPTER 4. NEW CHIEF ANARUNGU.

He woke up to the strong smell. Sticky ointment covered his chest; he was sitting by the tree. Though it was dark, there was still some light peeking through the jungle.

Anarungu glanced around and noticed that Peacock and Scar's bodies were no longer there. Instead, the lynx and Naragasa lay side by side, covered with a blanket, and a rope encircled two carcasses. The fading sun's rays caught his eyes.

"Dawn. I have time until dawn."

He stood up, gathering himself as best he could. No time to wonder where the bodies had gone or who ...