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I sank my fangs into my lower lip. My cock jerked so hard it made the water swish.
I will never love you, she continued.
My hips began to rock, gaining speed. They canted up and down, my cock sawing through the water. I have been twisted and ruined. Kind words do nothing for me now. But her hate...
Her hate was going to make me spill my seed.
You are strong, she seethed,but it is not enough.
My mouth fell open in a harsh moan. My claws sank deep into the muck of the pool as my hips bucked helplessly. Every muscle tightened and trembled, my entire body a taut bowstring of feral need.
Her voice fell lower. A hot breath I could practically feel as I imagined it.
Youare not enough.
I arched, my hips rising right out of the water as blinding pleasure gripped my pelvis. My cock exploded, completely untouched, a hot, jerking shaft spewing rope after rope of seed into the dark night air. Unable to help myself, I lowered my hips and started jerking myself with my fist, a brutal growl building in my chest as I squeezed yet another climax from my feverish, needy organ.
I panted harshly, staring blindly into the water as my cock softened. The vision of Zuh-Tephanie was gone. All that was left was the same question that had clawed at me the entire way back here.
What sort of Gahn have I become?
I did not have long to ponder the gnawing question. Because a voice from above distracted me, drawing my gaze upward.
“Gahn Errok!”
It was my right-hand man, Zakkar, flying overhead on his mount. He urged his mount, a strong female braxilk named Talga, downward. He leaped down from Talga’s back before her claws even hit the ground, sprinting to me.
I rose swiftly, snatching my cock cloth and dressing before grabbing my bow and quiver. Zakkar was a clever, thoughtful warrior. He was not the sort of man to do things wildly and without judgment. Which made his speed of approach concerning.
“What is it, Zakkar?”
He raised his tail and then let it fall quickly.
“I thought I would have to come in search of you beyond the plains soon,” he growled.
“Why?” I snapped, urgency sharpening my tongues. “What is wrong?”
“It’s the party from the Sea Sands,” he said. “They... Your mate...”
“Do not let words fail you now, Zakkar,” I hissed, my voice dripping with warning. “What has happened to my mate and their new settlement?”
“That’s just it. There is no new settlement.”
Everything stilled. Got darker.
“What?”
“They have not set it up. One of our scouting parties saw them land. But nearly as soon as they arrived, they departed again.”
“Where?” The word was a roar on the air, cracking thunder through the valley.
Zakkar’s jaw hardened.
“They went with Gahn Thaleo,” he said grimly. “And they have not returned.”
