Otto26
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Flayer nodded his understanding of Scar's time limits. "If it will take longer than that then we'll find our own way back. Lenya is good at dealing with humans."
"I have to know where you found her," Book said. "I want my own."
Flayer inclined his head slightly, considering before answering. "She walked into the lair seeking capture," he replied.
Book grunted in frustration. "We see that here, sometimes. Women who think they want to be fuckmeat walk in hoping to be kidnapped and ravished for a little while. Not allowed, of course. We tell them to go to the lair. Some do. But they just want to be tied in the lair and used like fuckmeat. Lenya is... different."
Flayer noted the way Book talked about Lenya as if her presence didn't matter. It was an apparent change from the way he'd treated her earlier. Except that it wasn't. He recognized she was more than fuckmeat, he thought her thoughts were worth hearing, but she was owned by Flayer. Owned. And Book wanted to own something, someone, like her. Flayer liked that he wasn't angling to take Lenya.
"She wanted to be captured by goblins and sold north. To make her way to the lair of Great Pike, as fuckmeat, and kill him," Flayer added.
Book stared. Big Scar laughed. "That's crazy!" the human said in a tone that was equal parts humor at her folly and admiration of her boldness.
"It worked," Flayer said.
Big Scar looked at Book, who nodded. The human looked impressed.
"The rest you know," he told Book. For Big Scar he added "When she escaped from Great Pike I took her. And marked her as mine."
"Are you still sure you want fuckmeat like Lenya?" Big Scar asked Book in that just slightly too slow tone of voice.
Book nodded. "But I see that it is going to be difficult. Worth it, though," he declared.
'Probably not possible,' Flayer thought to himself. Then he thought of Stab-Gut and had to admit the slim possibility; maybe Book could find his own Lenya. That was his problem, though; Flayer had his. His hand reached down to stroke across her bare back.
"We'll leave a dawn, then?" he asked.
Scar nodded. "Take the rest of the day and night to rest. Your armor will be later and I'll take care of the rest."
"Come up to the common room, Flayer. We'll drink a little and let the humans see and be near us."
Flayer nodded. He was getting hungry for Lenya again but they could always come back down to the nest, or not, as he preferred.
"Bring the food, Lenya," he casually ordered. "We'll go upstairs."
"I have to know where you found her," Book said. "I want my own."
Flayer inclined his head slightly, considering before answering. "She walked into the lair seeking capture," he replied.
Book grunted in frustration. "We see that here, sometimes. Women who think they want to be fuckmeat walk in hoping to be kidnapped and ravished for a little while. Not allowed, of course. We tell them to go to the lair. Some do. But they just want to be tied in the lair and used like fuckmeat. Lenya is... different."
Flayer noted the way Book talked about Lenya as if her presence didn't matter. It was an apparent change from the way he'd treated her earlier. Except that it wasn't. He recognized she was more than fuckmeat, he thought her thoughts were worth hearing, but she was owned by Flayer. Owned. And Book wanted to own something, someone, like her. Flayer liked that he wasn't angling to take Lenya.
"She wanted to be captured by goblins and sold north. To make her way to the lair of Great Pike, as fuckmeat, and kill him," Flayer added.
Book stared. Big Scar laughed. "That's crazy!" the human said in a tone that was equal parts humor at her folly and admiration of her boldness.
"It worked," Flayer said.
Big Scar looked at Book, who nodded. The human looked impressed.
"The rest you know," he told Book. For Big Scar he added "When she escaped from Great Pike I took her. And marked her as mine."
"Are you still sure you want fuckmeat like Lenya?" Big Scar asked Book in that just slightly too slow tone of voice.
Book nodded. "But I see that it is going to be difficult. Worth it, though," he declared.
'Probably not possible,' Flayer thought to himself. Then he thought of Stab-Gut and had to admit the slim possibility; maybe Book could find his own Lenya. That was his problem, though; Flayer had his. His hand reached down to stroke across her bare back.
"We'll leave a dawn, then?" he asked.
Scar nodded. "Take the rest of the day and night to rest. Your armor will be later and I'll take care of the rest."
"Come up to the common room, Flayer. We'll drink a little and let the humans see and be near us."
Flayer nodded. He was getting hungry for Lenya again but they could always come back down to the nest, or not, as he preferred.
"Bring the food, Lenya," he casually ordered. "We'll go upstairs."