Survival - Cyberdays

Kandy Rayner/Willow the Wisp

This was wrong. I enjoyed to play with a person as much as anyone, but I could tell that this man was manipulating her feelings, and that was way beyond what I would accept. Perhaps it was a strange twist to my so-called perversion, but I felt it was all right to strip someone naked, to hide their clothes, to leave them defenseless even when there was no danger of them dying, it was even all right to ravish someone in the right circumstances. But to bypass or enhance their emotions was to rob them of something far more precious than their clothes, their possessions or even their right to freely choose a sexual partner - it was to rob them of their soul. I wouldn't stop my ploy of toying with her, she was too much fun, but perhaps it was time to consider what grief I could give to him. For now, it was certainly time to enhance the distraction caused by her feeling that something was wrong.

What would work best? I didn't want to make it a dangerous distraction - not when she still had the fun of finding the only piece of clothing available to her was a pair of real-world socks - yet it had to be sufficient for them to move on, for him to decide this wasn't the time or place for further sexual escapades. Then I had it.

A mooing, snorting sound could be heard from the woods on the opposite side of the pool to them as I formed a large, full sensory hallucination. At once, his alarm began to ring. I brought my illusory creatures forward to the stream, to drink at what would seem to be their waterhole. Bonnacons, the fabled cattle whose breath and flatulence were both noxious poisons of the worst kind. I knew they could kill a herd of them together, but if they had any sense, they would move for their clothes and leave instead. After all, fighting near things that breathed poison could have deadly effects even if you won.
 
Darkmoon:

"Well Fran guess this camp is gone. Let's dress, mount up and hit the trail again," I said unwrapping the warming blanket, standing and offer my hand to help you to your feet.

Once you were up I began to dress.
 
Franny was Reluctant to move, but knew that Darkmoon was right. She got up and paused looking around in growing confusion thn paused in a kind of weird horror looking at a pair of socks "Darkmoon? were are my things?" those couldn't be her's..... she knelt and picked them up and looked in the cuff and saw her initials...

Her socks.. her.. real world socks....

She felt colder, slightly sick.. something was so.. very wrong..
 
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[B]OOC:[/B]

Lace ya need to back up a page and read BF's post about your clothing. *chuckling* or lack of clothing that is.
 
OOC: I know.. I'm gonna do that woudl have already done it but my comp crashed!
 
She held up her socks and said quietly "It's.. my socks.. my real socks.. what I wore before coming into the virtulostity cyber world" she responded looking honestly scared.

There was no sign of her clothing.
 
Darkmoon"

"That's weird. I've never heard of anything from the real world getting here.
Can't find any of your other clothing?"
 
"Because the beef's gone" she responded "Don't you have a spare set of clothes? I'm freezing my ass off here!"
 
Darkmoon:

"Shit. This has is serious magic. Takes a lot to make that illusion that real.
"I know and I'll get you some but wait a minute. Do you trust me Fran, trust me to not do anything that would hurt you? I have an idea that may find your clothes."
 
Darkmoon:

"I'm going to summon a critter from the woods. One of those on guard and have it get your scent and follow it to see where your clothes went. Unless they were disintegrated there'll be a scent trail.
"All you have to do it sit still, don't run, don't panic and don't try to hurt it. Alright?"
 
Darkmoon:

I concentrated and called out a bear and a fox. One at a time each walked to you and sniffed and snuffled. Then they walked away one at a time.

The bear headed toward the lake, the most recent track we'd walked. As the fox started to follow I 'suggested' seeking another track.

It circled and then walked away sniffing until it just stopped and sniffed with it's nose high in the air.

I 'released' the bear with thanks and a sweet roll from the packs.

I walked over to the fox checking the ground very carefully for any tracks other than the fox's or any sign of disturbance.

At first there were drag marks, but they vanished. There was nothing else until I reached the fox. It cast about but always returned to the same spot. I gave it some meat and 'released' it.

Well Fran, your clothes were dragged a short time then made it to here without leaving any sign and there's no sign of anyone or anything having been here. They've just vanished.

Walking back I got out spare clothing and moc's and give them to you. "Wear the socks. May help them fit since my feet are bigger."
 
She rolls her eyes since she just sorta told him that herself... But put on the clothing finding them both too tight in some spots and much too loose the rest of hte way round. But at least it was clothing and they could leave.

Before anything else disapeered
 
Darkmoon:

Seeing the rolling eyes, "Well now we know it wasn't an animal nor anything that leaves tracks so that leaves magic.
"Saddle up and we'll get going."
 
To which she did gladly and started down the path hoping the darkness wasn't going to mess up the horses
 
Darkmoon:

I led the way, half elven infravision was very useful at night. We rode slowly heading toward a hemlet about 6 hours away, if the map was close to right.
 
Franny was tired. She'd been tired BEFORE they stopped, then hadn't gotten much rest. Now she was both cold and more tired, as well as trying to figure out what happened. Where were her clothes? Her things? She felt so very.. naked.

Her jaw tighten as a small stubled of her horse caused a jar of pain through her already abused hips.
 
Darkmoon:

I caught the horse stumble and the look of pain on Fran's face. Pulling up I took her reins and tied them to my saddle horn and lifted her side saddle to my lap.

I pulled my cloak around her and held her as we started again at a slow walk.

"Relax Fran, rest. I'll hold you and we'll get there. You'll see so rest and sleep if you can," I said gently and quietly.
 
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