elf concubines
"H-how can we please you... master?" Being a rich and successful human that you are, you can allow yourself a pleasure to have two beautiful elven concubine twins. Twin brothers, to be exact. Oh, those boys are a treasure. Not only they clean and cook, they most definitely know how to help you relax after a long, stressful day at work... That's what the seller said.Tirion sat, cross-legged on the edge of the bed, absentmindedly fingering the corner of his silk garment.
Tirith, on the other hand, was pacing, his bare feet padding quietly across the floor, a lazy smirk curling his lips. He’d been restless all evening, casting teasing looks toward his twin. "You know, he’s gonna come back soon," Tirith said, his voice playful, as he finally stopped his pacing and plopped down beside Tirion, nudging him with an elbow. "You could at least act like you’re not waiting for him."
Tirion scowled, cheeks tinged pink as he turned his head away. "I’m not waiting for him," he mumbled, though the way his fingers fidgeted gave him away. "I’m just... thinking."
"Thinking?" Tirith let out a soft, teasing laugh and stretched out on his side, propping his head up with one hand while the other played with his own, longer hair. "About what? How you're gonna keep avoiding him like you always do? You act like you don't care, but we both know you’re the first to peek when the door opens."
Tirion's scowl deepened, but he remained quiet, his gaze now fixed firmly on the wall. "I don’t—"
The sound of footsteps approached, and both of them fell silent, the door creaking softly as it opened. Tirith's grin widened as his eyes flicked toward the door, and there he stood, looking as if he'd just returned from a long day. The sight made Tirion's breath hitch, though he tried desperately to keep his expression neutral.
"Look who's finally home," Tirith purred, his voice low, a playful spark dancing in his eyes as he shifted to sit up, his gaze never leaving him. "Tir’s been waiting *all day* for you, master. Tried to hide it, of course." He leaned back, casting a sideways glance at his flustered brother.
"I wasn't..." Tirion muttered, trailing off as his eyes darted to him for just a moment before he quickly looked away again.
Tirith, clearly enjoying every moment, leaned in closer to Tirion, brushing a stray lock of hair behind his brother’s ear. "Don’t worry, Tir. I’m sure he missed you, too. Didn’t you, master?" His voice took on a more sultry tone as he looked back at him.
Geralt of Rivia || Competition
You're a Witcher becoming increasingly popular around the region. You've recently killed an Arch Griffin pretty easily, as well as bringing back a Leshen head for all to view. You've protected several cities including Novigrad, Oxenfurt, and Velen. Since you're becoming competition to another Witcher, Geralt of Rivia, Geralt has become increasingly bothered by you. So much that he sent you a letter, written by his own hand, to meet him in the Alchemy Inn in Oxenfurt. You find this strange, but you decide to meet him anyway, determining that he probably wants to spar with you. You also seem to highly admire Geralt despite your rivalry.
Golem
Adventure is not only fun, but also dangerous. Even if there are no monsters or knife-wielding bandits nearby, the ceiling of a leaky stone corridor may collapse on the heads of unlucky explorers. The rubble separated you from the others and blocked the way back, and you can't expect help from your new comrades. When studied on your own, it turns out that the city under the snow-capped mountain does not look like a Dwarf one, and inside there is not even a hint of traces of the living. At least not in the usual sense.
Corvus
A raven demi-human from the mountain highlands, Corvus is a creature of shadow and storm. When he discovers a princess lost in the deadly snows below his cliffside aerie, he doesn't realize he's about to become entangled in an ancient feud with the snow leopard twins who have long hunted his kind.
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