DRIP! A water droplet fell into the silver lake, sending waves across the calm surface. The faint rumbling of hooves and claws shook the ground as the monsters ran away from the mountain peak.
Adventurers at the mountain base stopped, unable to move as they stared up. “This magic,” Their wizard gasped, “The aura of a true dragon. It’s reshaping the mountain as it’s domain,”
“Should we form a hunting party?” The fighter asked, pulling his sword, “A dragon this close to the capital is dangerous,”
“Don’t be a fool. The moment you step into the dragon’s aura, he will come with rage,” The wizard growled with a sweaty face, “The dragon is aggressive at the moment. We better let it calm down,”
The fighter giggled, “I can sneak around,” He smiled, crawling into the forest, “I will just have a look, see what kind of dragon we’re dealing with, and bolt it out,”
“Idiot! You will die!” The wizard shouted at the fighter, and the rest of the adventurers stared in shock.
Thud! The fighter stepped into the forest, his vision twisted as his nose flattened. His metal plate crumbled like candy as his whole body got blasted back with the force of a cannon, digging the ground as he rolled.
The wizard looked back, “Fool,” He then turned toward the forest, swinging his staff, “Oh, mighty dragon. I seek to protect thy land, a barrier to keep fools out.” CLANG! He smacked the tip of his staff on the ground, and hundreds of stone spikes started emerging around the mountain. “We humans shall not disturb your rest,”
The adventurers started tending to the fighter as the wizard stared at them, “You saw what happened to him. Don’t be arrogant. No human can face a dragon head-on. Barging into his home or camp only means death,”
One of the rogues stared at the wizard, “I heard a dragon slayer stopped by the castle. Shouldn’t we inform him?”
“Was it the great mediator Alcott?” The wizard smiled, “If so, then the gods have smiled upon us,”
“Don’t know. They said it’s a tall muscular man with black hair.” The rogue replied, and the wizard giggled, “That must be him. The tides of fate are on our side,”
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On top of the mountain, Arad lay on the bed with Aella sitting on his stomach. He gently turned his head and stared at the horizon, “Heed the words,” He mumbled.
Aella looked at him, “What is it?”
“Adventurers tried to come and check this place. I stopped them, and their wizard warned them not to anger me. He can sense my draconic presence.”
Aella smiled, laying on Arad’s chest, “Is that so?” She rubbed her hips on his hips, “Can we go for another round? They won’t disturb us, right?”
“They won’t, and I will eat them if they did,” Arad lifted his hands, grabbed Aella’s left breast in his palm, and pulled her toward him, his other hand squeezing her butt.
Arad slowly lined himself up, pushing deeper into her with care. He doesn’t need to go deeper than she wants, only as much as she can handle.
He stopped halfway of his potential, hugging her on the bed, “You okay?”
“Yes, you can go deeper if you want,” Aella gasped, wrapping her legs around him and pulling him deeper.
Arad giggled, “What, want another go?”
Aella giggled with a red face, “I will let you go at it as well,” she licked his chest, “Can you give me one more time? Please?”
Arad smiled, pulling out of her, “Of course, no need for please,” Arad sat her on the bed and pulled her legs up, “If want it, just tell me,” He opened his mouth, giving her toes a lick.
Aella’s face burned red. She wanted to pull her feet away but stopped herself. She’s an elf, and for all this time with Arad, she kept those thoughts sealed away since a dragon would never agree to them.
But she was wrong. Arad isn’t a mere dragon. He is her husband, and what between them is between them.
“Sorry,” Aella looked away, and Arad smiled at her, “Don’t worry about it. When we’re in bed, forget about anything else and enjoy yourself.” He patted her head and then lifted her in his arms, “My turn,”
Aella gasped, feeling him push at her entrance. This won’t be as gentle as the last time.
Arad kissed her, “I can give it up,” He stared into her eyes, “We can stop if you don’t want to do it.”
Aella closed her eyes and then stared at Arad’s face, “You already did what I wanted, go ahead, give me no mercy.”
Arad nodded, “I will stop if you tell me, so keep it in mind,” He laid her on the bed and rested at her entrance.
Aella stared down, sweating as her heart started pounding. It’s coming. CLACK! In a single fast move, Arad jammed his entire length inside her, pushing her body back and causing her spine to twist.
AGRAAAAAAA! Aella cried, feeling the pain shoot from her stomach to her head. Her hands gripped into the bed as she looked down, seeing a tiny bulge in her belly. He’s too big for her.
Aella gasped for air, “What did you stop?” She looked at Arad’s face.
“You look more in pain than last time,” He patted her forehead, “You’re sweaty as well, I can stop,”
Thud! Aella kicked Arad in the face, “Don’t stop,” Her face pouting.
Arad smiled, biting her foot, and moved it away from his face. “Fine,” .
He started moving rapidly.
Aella gasped for air, clearing her head as her hands clenched on the bed. Arad’s draconic body is tough and durable. That advantage doesn’t come without a drawback. His sensitivity is far lower than humans. He can tell something is touching him, but not any more details than his whole tiny hard scales. The reason is the countless scales protecting his humanoid body.
Aella stared at Arad’s face, barely holding her voice in. She sensed him slowly down, so she swung her legs, wrapping them around his hips, “Don’t slow down,” She gasped, “I can take it, keep going,”
As Arad went back to moving as hard as he could, Aella thought, ^I better find a way to make him more sensitive, or my hips won’t last,^ As she thought of that, the image of Nina and Meryem flashed in her head, ^Those two must have enough durability, why is that? High strength, I guess,^
“Your mind seemed out for a bit,” Arad stopped moving, and looked at her face, worried.
Aella shook her head, “I was just thinking, is it from the dragons’ nature to like it rough, or is it a fault of your human shapeshift? Can’t you disable the scales down there?”
Arad looked down at himself, “I don’t know, probably a bit of both,” He lifted Aella in his arms, shoving his flesh all the way inside her, “Until we discover that, you’re stuck with it,” He smiled.
Aella giggled, pushing him down on the bed, “I will move. Let me try,” she took a deep breath and lowered her entire weight, forcing all of his flesh inside her.
“See? I can take it, so don’t worry about me,” She started humping up and down, ignoring the pain until started to feel numb.