Ambrosia_64
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The market was a frightening bustle of chaos as people from all parts of Egypt haggled and discussed prices while businessmen hawked their wares. Everything from gold, incense and women were available for a price, barley and beer spilled as men leered up at the line of bound men and women in the center of a dust circle, the Nile rushing on behind them, it's waters deep and muddy.
The sun beat down on the backs of the slaves, some dark skinned Nubians, a few Hebrews, a handful of lighter skinned Greek men. An olive skinned, petite female stood trembling in the midst of this diverse group, the shackles around her slender wrists seeming comically oversized, the simple white tunic hanging off her body. She was tiny, hardly five feet tall-and at first glance she appeared to be a child. Only on closer inspection, perhaps by pulling tight on the modest, pristine cloth or through pressing the frightened girl against them would one realize just how full her breasts were, how erotic the curve of her hips, the soft flat belly.
Nyssa wore no wig, no eye makeup-just a trembling Greek in a strange land, stolen from her very home to the screamed protests of her sisters. They too, had been captured. They too, had been sold one by one up and down the nile until there was only her, the youngest, the most modest, the most -afraid-. Her sisters had been fierce. But Nyssa was the baby, she was the sweetheart, the innocent.
She didn't dare spit on her captors. She didn't fight. She stood shoulder to shoulder with women who towered over her, small and alone.
The sun beat down on the backs of the slaves, some dark skinned Nubians, a few Hebrews, a handful of lighter skinned Greek men. An olive skinned, petite female stood trembling in the midst of this diverse group, the shackles around her slender wrists seeming comically oversized, the simple white tunic hanging off her body. She was tiny, hardly five feet tall-and at first glance she appeared to be a child. Only on closer inspection, perhaps by pulling tight on the modest, pristine cloth or through pressing the frightened girl against them would one realize just how full her breasts were, how erotic the curve of her hips, the soft flat belly.
Nyssa wore no wig, no eye makeup-just a trembling Greek in a strange land, stolen from her very home to the screamed protests of her sisters. They too, had been captured. They too, had been sold one by one up and down the nile until there was only her, the youngest, the most modest, the most -afraid-. Her sisters had been fierce. But Nyssa was the baby, she was the sweetheart, the innocent.
She didn't dare spit on her captors. She didn't fight. She stood shoulder to shoulder with women who towered over her, small and alone.