Pywakit
I need a spanking!
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Amber glanced back at the village as she reached the top of the hill. It looked so peaceful in the moonlight. She could almost forget about the dire circumstances that had driven her to steal out into the night, dressed only in an elegant evening gown with a sheer, plunging neckline revealing ample cleavage, long flowing sleeves, and a slit up the left side that reached from the ankle all the way up to the hip. It was a sensuous dress, one a noblewoman might wear to a royal banquet if she wished to seduce a prince or a king. Amber had never worn anything so exquisite, so silky and smooth. The dark purple fabric looked black in the moonlight, contrasting with her pale, smooth skin. She shivvered. It wasn't that cold, but the thought of what she was doing gave her prickles of fear.
The dress might have looked like a noblewoman's garmet, but to the villagers of Goslenshire it meant something else entirely. It represented the craft of the village's most talented tailors, and was as much a sacrifice to the dragon as the woman who wore it.
Amber sighed, a deep feeling of fear, pride, and sadness weighing heavy on her heart. She had no one back in Goslenshire, not since her family and fiancee had died in the fire. She had volunteered for the yearly sacrifice, knowing that any other maiden who would be chosen would leave behind mourners. Amber was alone, yet in volunteering for the sacrifice she felt more a part of the village than ever.
The sight of the village was proving too much. Tears in her eyes, she turned to face the trail leading up the mountain to the dragon's lair. She had to reach the lair by sunrise, or the dragon would become angry. At least, that was how the stories went. In the last few decades, none of the sacrifices had been missed. Amber vowed to herself not to be the first, not to put Goslenshrie at risk. She took a deep breath and began to make her way up the trail toward her fate.
The dress might have looked like a noblewoman's garmet, but to the villagers of Goslenshire it meant something else entirely. It represented the craft of the village's most talented tailors, and was as much a sacrifice to the dragon as the woman who wore it.
Amber sighed, a deep feeling of fear, pride, and sadness weighing heavy on her heart. She had no one back in Goslenshire, not since her family and fiancee had died in the fire. She had volunteered for the yearly sacrifice, knowing that any other maiden who would be chosen would leave behind mourners. Amber was alone, yet in volunteering for the sacrifice she felt more a part of the village than ever.
The sight of the village was proving too much. Tears in her eyes, she turned to face the trail leading up the mountain to the dragon's lair. She had to reach the lair by sunrise, or the dragon would become angry. At least, that was how the stories went. In the last few decades, none of the sacrifices had been missed. Amber vowed to herself not to be the first, not to put Goslenshrie at risk. She took a deep breath and began to make her way up the trail toward her fate.