iridium248
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(Hello, everyone. First post on Literotica, and my first RPG. I'm looking for 1 male player- With good writing skills. Hoping to keep this story more light-hearted than dark. Beyond that, have fun.
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Another pleasant day in God's own country. The sun was shining, the birds singing- Or shrieking, depending on the bird in question- and the peaceful soundtrack told that nothing *too* bad was around. The town of Heroes' Hearth had been a mercifully quiet one, the countryside free of the near-constant sounds of running, hacking and blasting so common to the big city; Given the relative peace of the region, there hadn't been an adventurer here for *months*, something for which the good people had been grateful.
The had come the Ogre. Not one of those jolly, bright green overgrown imps, but a two-metre tall hulk of muscle, hardened skin, and several hundred pounds of club. Some had said he'd rampaged down from the swamp. Others had said no, he was waiting to rampage back. Whatever the cause, though, he'd holed out somewhere, occasionally venturing forth from whatever cave he'd hidden himself in, to beat the occasional livestock to death and eat it.
The village had convened, and decided he had to go. Beside the whole 'killing livestock' and 'rampaging' part, there were property values to think off...
-And, as always, when the problem got *too* big, as problems inevitably do, they hired a professional.
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Shaylia Fleise, swordswoman and fire witch, was not a happy woman. She'd set off at the crack of dawn, eager to finish this as quickly as possible- After all, once you've clawed your way to a certain level of proficiency in the whole 'adventuring' thing, not much phases you anymore. Besides, it was an Ogre. An *Ogre*. How hard could it be to find?
...Which she'd thought all of five hours ago. Right now, here she was, stomping through the ridiculously brillant landscape in her patent-leather, knee-high boots, with no sign of *anything* in sight. Not for the first time, she sighed, running a hand through her luxuriant, red-blonde hair; How long, exactly, was this going to take? Moodily, she sat, gazing into the depths of a convenient pool.
Her reflection gazed back at her. She was wearing her standard outfit, of course; The red halter-top, strung through with gold piping- for fire, of course- fastened at the neck, leaving her shoulders bare, molding nicely to every curve of her form. A brief skirt, falling to mid-thigh- For mobility, of course- over long, fishnet stockings...In retrospect, she thought, perhaps not the best choice in the heat. Still, it sent a statement; Look, but don't touch. Not, of course, that any of the useless men she'd seen recently would dare...
She touched her gloved fingers to her sultry, pouting lips, blowing a kiss to her reflection as she stood. Time to get going-
And wait, what was that?
That smell. That unmistakeable, meaty, rancid smell of...
*Ogre*.
A small smile tugged at Shaylia's lips as she stood, drawing her sword- It left the scabbard in a slow, rasping caress- Looks like the bounty would be hers, after all!

Another pleasant day in God's own country. The sun was shining, the birds singing- Or shrieking, depending on the bird in question- and the peaceful soundtrack told that nothing *too* bad was around. The town of Heroes' Hearth had been a mercifully quiet one, the countryside free of the near-constant sounds of running, hacking and blasting so common to the big city; Given the relative peace of the region, there hadn't been an adventurer here for *months*, something for which the good people had been grateful.
The had come the Ogre. Not one of those jolly, bright green overgrown imps, but a two-metre tall hulk of muscle, hardened skin, and several hundred pounds of club. Some had said he'd rampaged down from the swamp. Others had said no, he was waiting to rampage back. Whatever the cause, though, he'd holed out somewhere, occasionally venturing forth from whatever cave he'd hidden himself in, to beat the occasional livestock to death and eat it.
The village had convened, and decided he had to go. Beside the whole 'killing livestock' and 'rampaging' part, there were property values to think off...
-And, as always, when the problem got *too* big, as problems inevitably do, they hired a professional.
****************
Shaylia Fleise, swordswoman and fire witch, was not a happy woman. She'd set off at the crack of dawn, eager to finish this as quickly as possible- After all, once you've clawed your way to a certain level of proficiency in the whole 'adventuring' thing, not much phases you anymore. Besides, it was an Ogre. An *Ogre*. How hard could it be to find?
...Which she'd thought all of five hours ago. Right now, here she was, stomping through the ridiculously brillant landscape in her patent-leather, knee-high boots, with no sign of *anything* in sight. Not for the first time, she sighed, running a hand through her luxuriant, red-blonde hair; How long, exactly, was this going to take? Moodily, she sat, gazing into the depths of a convenient pool.
Her reflection gazed back at her. She was wearing her standard outfit, of course; The red halter-top, strung through with gold piping- for fire, of course- fastened at the neck, leaving her shoulders bare, molding nicely to every curve of her form. A brief skirt, falling to mid-thigh- For mobility, of course- over long, fishnet stockings...In retrospect, she thought, perhaps not the best choice in the heat. Still, it sent a statement; Look, but don't touch. Not, of course, that any of the useless men she'd seen recently would dare...
She touched her gloved fingers to her sultry, pouting lips, blowing a kiss to her reflection as she stood. Time to get going-
And wait, what was that?
That smell. That unmistakeable, meaty, rancid smell of...
*Ogre*.
A small smile tugged at Shaylia's lips as she stood, drawing her sword- It left the scabbard in a slow, rasping caress- Looks like the bounty would be hers, after all!