Robert Wilson
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Derivan caught and strangled the flare of panic as his Skill failed. What did that tell him? There were only a few possibilities. One, somehow, the Overseer still had access to its skills, and one of them allowed it to mess with No; it had to be the first possibility. Whatever principle escaping from That left "It's Ah. That explained things. "Misa," Derivan said. "I will need your help for this. I cannot take it alone. I am sorry." The half-orc nodded. "You have a plan?" "I need you to taunt…-
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Derivan knew what he needed to do. The rest of the party had already expended everything they had. Sev had exhausted most of his mana trying to keep them all alive. Vex had similarly spent most of his mana on spells, and Misa was already barely keeping it together. She had 30% of her health left, and a direct hit from a Derivan had a protective buffer she didn't, and much more health besides. He took a breath. He didn't need to, but he did it anyway; it was one of the many small things that made him…
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"Has he... always been able to swim through the ground like that?" Vex asked, glancing at Sev with only the faintest hint of awkward incredulity. He was pretty proud of himself for that, actually. "No," Sev said. To his relief, the cleric sounded about as confused as he did. "...Doesn't matter right now, though. Stay focused." Right. They were still in a fight for their lives; a horde of upper Bronze-ranked monsters were beyond the scope of something their party was built to deal with. They were managing…
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Derivan struck down the last of the Crystal Mimics, his sword slowing as it shattered. He didn't have the muscles to feel the ache of acid or the soreness of prolonged battle, but his movements were beginning to feel sluggish. It took more effort for him to move and react, even to speak. Conveniently enough, that meant that he sounded out of breath when he spoke, just like a human would. "That is... the last of them. "No fuckin' kidding," Misa groaned, flopping down onto the ground with a "Five…
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The trek to the Mana Nucleus was one that would take a few hours of walking — not that they had much of a choice, given there were no caravans available for hire that were headed in that direction. They walked in the standard formation they'd adopted after being ambushed one too many times. Derivan and Vex were side by side at the back, behind Sev; Misa led the way in front, setting a steady pace for their travels. As was standard practice for them, they were each training their skills, trying to better…
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"Come on, we're celebrating!" Misa grinned at Derivan. The half-orc's hand held a full tankard of beer that threatened to slosh out of the sides as she gestured at his helmet; it was only the weak enchantment on the mug that prevented it. "Take off the damn helmet already. I've never seen you once without that thing." "I cannot," Derivan said. He sat at his corner of the table, back leaning against the tavern wall. A faint light flickered within his helmet, the only indication of his amusement. "You know…
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"Hey Althea, I've been meaning to ask, but I've seen the image on your back? It looks like the mark of a summoned creature, but I've never seen anything like it, so is it just a tattoo, or is it maybe even some type of curse..." Nala asked with a serious tone, solemnity covering her face as she started to think about what the tattoo on Thea's back could be. "Hmm, stop overthinking it, hehe. It is indeed my... summoned beast," Thea replied. "Is it really a summoned beast?! I've never seen a beast like it…-
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"Well, that should do it~," Thea said with a pleased tone. Looking at the bracelets and chokers she had crafted during the past few hours, Thea nodded in satisfaction before looking up at the lake, hoping to enjoy the sunrise that was currently taking place. "Ahem!" a young masculine voice sounded from beside her. "Yeah?" Thea casually asked without looking away from the lake, already having noticed the presence of the person sitting at the other end of the bench long ago. "... Good morning, my name is…
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Thea accompanied Nala for a few more minutes, silently caressing her hair as she waited until Nala's bulge eventually shrunk. When it did, Thea gently lifted her hips, moaning softly as Nala's semi-erect penis finally slipped out of her cum filled ass. Quickly tightening her sphincter, before even a drop of Nala's semen could leave her, Thea's gaping ass closed, sealing all of Nala's precious warm seed inside of her. 'I can't wait to see her reaction tomorrow, when I let all of this pour out of me~' Thea…
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Although Thea had made her tentacles a little thinner while slathering them with lube, she still had to use a little force to push them in with how small and tight Nala was. As Nala finally felt something foreign enter her pussy and ass, she whimpered as a wave of piercing pain coursed through her body. Seeing Nala in pain, Thea temporarily halted her movements, leaving her still tentacles deep in Nala, while adjusting herself to sit on Nala's erection, sandwiching it between her pussylips and Nala's…
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