Perils of Adventure Ch.01 - Silke - Sex Stories

Perils of Adventure Ch.01 - Silke

... looked like a face?” her voice trailed off.

“Rocky?” the sorceress asked, turning to look where the huntress had just pointed. “Huh. Yeah, that looks like him...” she mused as she stared at a small outcropping near the ceiling.

“It can't be the same. There wasn't any chalk when we got here.” Silke frowned, her eyes sweeping across the stone all around them in case she had somehow missed a marking on her first check. If only she had.

“Are you sure you didn't forget before?” Keire asked, her voice tense.

“Of course I'm sure,” the thief retorted, scowling and folding her arms in front of her chest as best she could while holding a torch. Which is to say not very well.

“Alright...” the archer sounded skeptical, but she didn't push the matter. “I guess its just a coincidence. We should keep moving.”

There was no further discussion, but Silke made sure both of the others saw her marking the junction before they set off. The trio continued on for awhile longer, weaving through tunnel after tunnel but still they found nothing to indicate any danger in the caves save that of boredom. Nothing that they recognized as such, at least. Finally they decided they had gone far enough. If there was anything lurking in the dark, it hardly seemed keen on showing its face.

Only once they made the decision to return did the three adventuresses finally discover how much trouble they were in. Retracing their steps to the previous junction was an easy enough task, as was ...

... reaching the one from before that. When they arrived at the third, though, that was when they at last knew something had gone terribly wrong. The spot was certainly marked, there was no mistaking that, but the chalk arrow which should have led them back to camp was instead pointing down the tunnel they had just emerged from. Thinking, or perhaps hoping, they had somehow misread the previous directions, the trio turned around and begrudgingly trekked back the way they had come. But they had made no error. When they emerged from the other end of the passage things were exactly as they remembered. Somehow, the markings they had counted on to see them back to safety were instead aimed directly at one another in a perpetual loop.

“Uh... Silke?” Vissi was the first to find her voice as the three women stood nervously looking down at the chalk arrow in question. To any observers lurking just out of sight, their befuddled expressions must surely have been quite the amusing sight, though one not fated to last. For very slowly, the redhead soon lifted her head to stare at her friend, one eyebrow cocked inquisitively.

“Don't give me that look, V,” the thief countered sharply. “You've both been watching me, and don't pretend you haven't. I didn't fuck up.”

“She's right,” Keire confirmed in a quiet voice. “I watched both times.”

All three girls exchanged long, uncomfortable glances before it was again Vissi who finally broke the silence. “Then, who...” The sorceress didn't finish her ...