Armphid
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OOC: This thread is closed for myself and HookerBoots, which I'm sure is a shock to you all.
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Enjoy! I know we will.
The battle was raging in the rough, hilly highlands of Arathi Basin. The forces of the noble Alliance and the savage Horde had both moved into the fertile valley at the same time; each side seeking to claim the tract of land rich in vital resources for it's own people. Dozens of adventurers fought on both sides, some for hate, some for love of their home, some for money, some for honor. But other things happened in the heat of battle as well, and there were more ways to lose than in armed struggle.
None of that was on the mind of Heather Maclure. She was in the safest part of the battlefield, the well built stables closest to Trollbane Hall. This area was fully under Alliance control. She and Einar were really here because they were the least experienced and powerful of the Alliance forces, so it made sense to put them furthest back.
Heather was a beautiful young woman, just barely into her twentieth year. She was five and three quarters feet tall, with a lush, curvy build common to human women. Her hair was a sunny golden blond long enough to fall to the middle of her back. It was bound up in a single high ponytail at the moment. Her face was delicate and fair, though a bit haughty. Her eyes were a gleaming blue, innocent and sweet. Her lips were pink and full, perfect for kissing or certain other pursuits. Her breasts were large and high, firm yet soft, seeming to defy gravity. Her hips were rounded and sultry, her ass a firm bubble of pert flesh, and her legs were long and shapely.
She wore robes of a deep purple, trimmed with gold at the hem and the cuffs of the sleeves. Some of her more powerful friends had taken her through the terrifying maze of Razorfen Downs where she'd found them. They hugged her generous figure and left a bare strip down the middle just beneath the high necked collar and down to the belt line. Her creamy skin was flawless and smooth, the cut revealed her taut stomach and midriff as well as a great expanse of her cleavage and the inner sides of her breasts, her decency cared for by a lavender bra that enhanced her already sumptuous tits. She leaned on a red lacquered monk's staff, and a wand with a large, smooth crystal set at the end hung from her belt. Atop her head was a unique chapeau, taken from the head of High Inquisitor Whitemane of the Scarlet Crusade. The hat was her great pride, and she loved how she looked in it.
She glanced over at the dwarf, his body wrapped in heavy plates of green iron armor. His shockingly green eyes peered through the slit in of his helm, and the long, wild fringe of his coal black hair stuck out from beneath it, as did the thick twin braids of his beard. Ugh. Did all dwarf men have to wear beards? She hated beards...they were so...hairy.
He felt her eyes on him and looked over. He nodded, "Too damn quiet fer my liking, lass." The dwarf was looking away to the southeast, where the fighting was happening. He rolled his shoulders, hefting the large, ugly headed mace in his left and the broad bladed axe in his right as if his hands itched to swing them. "Dinnae let yer guard down."
"Oh, Einar," Heather chided. "You just want to fight. The battle is all the way over there, and you know it." How silly of him! But he was a dwarf, maybe he couldn't help it. They were so...well, they just didn't get it. They followed the Light, but they still caroused and drank and even their priests and priestesses lived lives full of sins of the flesh. Of course, many human priests, and even a few of the stoic and noble Draenei did too. But not her! She was keeping herself holy and inviolate. Pure and virginal. Like a preist should!
...The night elves didn't count as priests, since they were heathens, so the fact that it was part of their religion didn't matter.
The dwarf shook his head, "Lass, yer a fine girl, but dinnae underestimate th' enemy."
Heather rolled her eyes. "The Horde? Come on, Einar. They're just a bunch of dumb savages. Those filthy brutes could never come this far." The priestess reached out to pat the top of the dwarf's helmet, "They're far too clumsy to get this far unnoticed, and there's no way they could ever conquer those who have the Light on their side. The pure shall remain untouched by the wicked."
The dwarf just grunted, biting his tongue to avoid snapping at her. Patting his head? If she didn't look as good as she did...
Heather jumped, squeaking in surprise as the hearthstone in one of the magic bags on her belt hummed to life. Einar was looking at a pouch on his belt too. A moment later, the voice of the force's commander rang out to the two of them. "The defenders at the mine are pinned down. Any available troops, move in and take the attackers from behind immediately."
Einar slapped his weapons together, "Finally!" He looked back at Heather, "I'm better at breaking up an attack than ye, girl. Stay here an' mind wha' i said! Dinnae let yer guard down!" Without waiting for a response, the dwarf charged off with startling speed.
"Einar, wait!" Heather held out a hand, but there was no stopping the warrior. "Ohhh, just like a dwarf! No sense of responsibility! Humph!" She crossed her arms under her breasts, kicking a stone. She didn't like him company that much, but...he still didn't have to leave her alone!
Enjoy! I know we will.
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The battle was raging in the rough, hilly highlands of Arathi Basin. The forces of the noble Alliance and the savage Horde had both moved into the fertile valley at the same time; each side seeking to claim the tract of land rich in vital resources for it's own people. Dozens of adventurers fought on both sides, some for hate, some for love of their home, some for money, some for honor. But other things happened in the heat of battle as well, and there were more ways to lose than in armed struggle.
None of that was on the mind of Heather Maclure. She was in the safest part of the battlefield, the well built stables closest to Trollbane Hall. This area was fully under Alliance control. She and Einar were really here because they were the least experienced and powerful of the Alliance forces, so it made sense to put them furthest back.
Heather was a beautiful young woman, just barely into her twentieth year. She was five and three quarters feet tall, with a lush, curvy build common to human women. Her hair was a sunny golden blond long enough to fall to the middle of her back. It was bound up in a single high ponytail at the moment. Her face was delicate and fair, though a bit haughty. Her eyes were a gleaming blue, innocent and sweet. Her lips were pink and full, perfect for kissing or certain other pursuits. Her breasts were large and high, firm yet soft, seeming to defy gravity. Her hips were rounded and sultry, her ass a firm bubble of pert flesh, and her legs were long and shapely.
She wore robes of a deep purple, trimmed with gold at the hem and the cuffs of the sleeves. Some of her more powerful friends had taken her through the terrifying maze of Razorfen Downs where she'd found them. They hugged her generous figure and left a bare strip down the middle just beneath the high necked collar and down to the belt line. Her creamy skin was flawless and smooth, the cut revealed her taut stomach and midriff as well as a great expanse of her cleavage and the inner sides of her breasts, her decency cared for by a lavender bra that enhanced her already sumptuous tits. She leaned on a red lacquered monk's staff, and a wand with a large, smooth crystal set at the end hung from her belt. Atop her head was a unique chapeau, taken from the head of High Inquisitor Whitemane of the Scarlet Crusade. The hat was her great pride, and she loved how she looked in it.
She glanced over at the dwarf, his body wrapped in heavy plates of green iron armor. His shockingly green eyes peered through the slit in of his helm, and the long, wild fringe of his coal black hair stuck out from beneath it, as did the thick twin braids of his beard. Ugh. Did all dwarf men have to wear beards? She hated beards...they were so...hairy.
He felt her eyes on him and looked over. He nodded, "Too damn quiet fer my liking, lass." The dwarf was looking away to the southeast, where the fighting was happening. He rolled his shoulders, hefting the large, ugly headed mace in his left and the broad bladed axe in his right as if his hands itched to swing them. "Dinnae let yer guard down."
"Oh, Einar," Heather chided. "You just want to fight. The battle is all the way over there, and you know it." How silly of him! But he was a dwarf, maybe he couldn't help it. They were so...well, they just didn't get it. They followed the Light, but they still caroused and drank and even their priests and priestesses lived lives full of sins of the flesh. Of course, many human priests, and even a few of the stoic and noble Draenei did too. But not her! She was keeping herself holy and inviolate. Pure and virginal. Like a preist should!
...The night elves didn't count as priests, since they were heathens, so the fact that it was part of their religion didn't matter.
The dwarf shook his head, "Lass, yer a fine girl, but dinnae underestimate th' enemy."
Heather rolled her eyes. "The Horde? Come on, Einar. They're just a bunch of dumb savages. Those filthy brutes could never come this far." The priestess reached out to pat the top of the dwarf's helmet, "They're far too clumsy to get this far unnoticed, and there's no way they could ever conquer those who have the Light on their side. The pure shall remain untouched by the wicked."
The dwarf just grunted, biting his tongue to avoid snapping at her. Patting his head? If she didn't look as good as she did...
Heather jumped, squeaking in surprise as the hearthstone in one of the magic bags on her belt hummed to life. Einar was looking at a pouch on his belt too. A moment later, the voice of the force's commander rang out to the two of them. "The defenders at the mine are pinned down. Any available troops, move in and take the attackers from behind immediately."
Einar slapped his weapons together, "Finally!" He looked back at Heather, "I'm better at breaking up an attack than ye, girl. Stay here an' mind wha' i said! Dinnae let yer guard down!" Without waiting for a response, the dwarf charged off with startling speed.
"Einar, wait!" Heather held out a hand, but there was no stopping the warrior. "Ohhh, just like a dwarf! No sense of responsibility! Humph!" She crossed her arms under her breasts, kicking a stone. She didn't like him company that much, but...he still didn't have to leave her alone!
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