CH 211: The Warriors’ Deal
Waiting in the carriage, Toni and Lily had food prepared for the fighters. They all took a moment to let Lily’s cleaning skills get the goblin blood off of them before they finally started taking their armor off. Claire stretched her body out the moment her armor came off.
“Anybody level up?” Toni asked Claire after taking her last piece of armor.
“Nope,” Claire groaned as she finished her stretch.
“Goblins aren’t known for yielding the best experience,” Jasmine chimed in. She took a moment to glance at Claire’s abdomen when her shirt rode up. She wasn’t the only one, since Toni was doing the same. “That’s why their requests aren’t very popular.”
“Ah, I see,” Toni mumbled. He swallowed hard, unable to take his eyes off Claire’s wet abs.
Hannah came up behind him and wrapped her arms around his waist. “Was pretty easy. The only thing that hurt me was Elsie.” Toni looked up at her with surprise. “Really? Did she hit you with her magic?”
“Not on purpose,” Claire stepped in. “It’s part of the process.”
“Yup,” Hannah chuckled. She squeezed her master tightly before continuing, “Hit me square in the back. She thought I was moving in the opposite direction. It happens.”
Toni exhaled deeply. “Did Hannah do anything?”
“Hey!”
“No,” Jasmine replied with a half smile. “She was very professional, don’t worry.”
“Thank Anka,” Toni sighed. He put his hands on Hannah’s and squeezed them. “Worried you would cause problems.”
“Wait, why?” Hannah tilted her head as she looked down at him.
Toni looked up at her, “Because you’ve been so mean to Ursa.”
“That was friendly competition,” Hannah chuckled in response. She glanced at the northerner, who was too busy eating. “Besides, I haven’t prodded her since our fight.”
“Friendly?” Toni frowned at her. “You broke her arm in two!”
“I didn’t expect her to get up,” Hannah got defensive. “Usually, people yield when I bend their arm.”
Jasmine interjected before an argument started. “Toni, it’s alright.”
Claire nodded her head. She glanced at the Ravian, who was now looking at them. “They are getting along now. And even better than I thought they would.”
Hannah’s smile widened. “Never thought I would like the taste of someone’s balls, but damn.”
Ursa threw a scrap of food at Hannah. The knight chuckled after feeling it bounce off her head. Hannah bit her lip before talking, “She doesn’t like it when I talk about her that way. She prefers to talk about all of you instead.”
“Aww,” Lily cooed at Ursa. The northerner hid her face, too stunned to speak.
“Her reactions are too cute,” Hannah continued. “I have to mess with her a little bit.”
“I can agree with that,” Jasmine chuckled. “But don’t push it too far.”
“Yes, please,” Toni poked Hannah. “Do not take it too far.”
“I won’t,” Hannah nodded. “Already discussed it with Elsie.”
“And what’d she say?” Jasmine raised her eyebrow.
“Make her blush, not mad,” Hannah said confidently. “It’s a far better reaction.”
Toni let out another sigh. He didn’t know what to do with his knight. He tapped on her hands to let him go, which she did. He turned and looked up at her. “Be good, Hannah. Or I’ll train you like how Claire trained Ursa.”
“I didn’t train her,” Claire added. “She just… kind of trained herself. I didn’t even teach her any tricks.”
Ursa had to take a deep breath to calm herself. She looked over at the older twin, who was doing her best to hide her laugh. She’d deal with Elsie’s instructions later; right now, it was Hannah. Ursa stood and grabbed Hannah’s hand, then pulled her towards the carriage’s exit.
“Oh, right now?” Hannah giggled.
Ursa just nodded.
“Why not in here? I’m sure they’d want to supervise things,” Hannah pulled on her hand.
“What’s going on?” Toni demanded to know.
“She won,” Hannah said with a sly smile. “So if I make her mad, she gets to-”
Ursa covered Hannah’s mouth with her hand. The northerner’s face was red, and the bulge in her shorts could barely hide her erection. It took a brief moment for the group to catch on.
Jasmine shrugged and looked at Claire. “I guess it’s better than them fighting.”
“Yeah,” Claire mused. Her eyes were stuck on Ursa’s throbbing bulge. “I wanna supervise.”
Hannah pulled her mouth free. “See! Claire wants to watch.”
Ursa let out a soft, helpless growl at Hannah. It was all she really could do in the situation.
“Explain,” Toni demanded of his knight.
“Since I lost,” Hannah squirmed out of Ursa’s grip. She smiled at the embarrassed northerner. “She gets control.”
Toni blinked. The knight he knew would never agree to something like this. She was far too competitive to ever admit she was wrong. “Wh-what?”
“I know,” Hannah chuckled. She glanced at Ana, who was spaced out at the moment. “Learned a lot from those two. Be a better tease and the joys of being dominated…”
Ana snapped out of her stupor. “W-we did get to talking while driving.” The younger said sheepishly.
Toni relaxed a bit. He took her hands and stared up at her. “If this will make it easier for you to settle in, then so be it.”
Hannah leaned down and kissed his forehead. “Don’t worry. Only Ursa gets this privilege. I won’t change the way I am with you.”
Toni shook his head with a small smile. “I need to be harder on you.”
“But you won’t,” Hannah chuckled. She held out her hand to Ursa, who took it. “Now, if you’ll excuse me, I have Ursa’s “anger” to deal with.”
Ursa practically dragged her out of the carriage as fast as she could. There was a moment of silence before they heard a slam against the carriage. Claire started towards the door to check on them, but then she felt the carriage begin to rock. She paused, then smiled and laughed.
“I’m so sorry about her,” Toni sighed. He sat beside Lily and finally grabbed some food for himself. “I don’t know what to do about her.”
Jasmine gulped. She could see them from out the window. Ursa had Hannah on her knees with her back to the carriage. “Um… I think she’s getting better. My old frontliner nearly broke my former mage’s hand after she hit her once.”
“Wait,” Toni tilted his head. “You were in a party before this? My mother and I thought you were a solo adventurer…”
Jasmine forced her attention away from the two warriors. She wiped the drool from her lips and nodded. “For a bit when I turned 18. Was a party of noblewomen, so it wasn’t the greatest of people.”
“Oh! I’d love to hear all about it.”
Claire shook her head. She glanced at Jasmine, who was silently contemplating. “It’s not a grand adventure, Toni. Jaz went through a lot because of that party.”
“Oh, sorry,” Toni pursed his lips. He calmed his naive excitement and turned towards the assassin. “Seems my knight and I are too good at stepping where we shouldn’t. We both need to work on that.”
“It’s okay,” Jasmine smiled. “Your enthusiasm for this line of work more than makes up for it. And yeah, it’s not a pleasant memory.”
Toni nodded. “Only tell me when you feel comfortable.”
“Would make a very depressing song,” Elsie chimed in. She scooted closer to the dancer and whispered in his ear. “Your talents are better suited for other melodies.”
“Elsie, it’s okay,” Jasmine walked towards the two. “You don’t have to change the subject. I feel much better talking about it than we first started. Turns out, discussing your problems does help.”
Lily snorted. “Could have fooled me, Jazz.”
Jasmine waved her hand at the alchemist. “When I’m ready to talk about it, I should say.”
“Well, I’ll be wai-” Toni was cut off by Ursa’s moan. It was a long-winded moan followed by one last rocking of the carriage.
Claire glanced outside to check on the duo. Ursa’s body was shaking as she flooded Hannah’s throat with her seed. It clashed with the more serious conversation they were having inside, but it did add levity.
“As I was saying,” Toni tried his best not to laugh. “I’ll be waiting for you when you are ready.”
“Probably will be sooner, rather than later,” Jasmine chuckled. She joined Claire in watching the two clean up their mess. “Former member of the group did reach out to me."