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Keishara the Half-Orc (rough draft)
🕑 Added 2022-11-23 21:00:04 +0000 UTCFor the past few years, you’ve been away studying at the Rakshasa Academy. While there, you had been a personal guest to King Amit and Queen Mythri, who had been gracious hosts. But a few weeks ago, you received a letter from you family, saying you needed to put your studies on hold since your father’s life was a risk. He had been attacked while visiting local villages, so they were sending you a bodyguard for your trip back home.
“I know your stressed, young prince,” Mythri said to you. “But I am sure you’re willing to make the trip home right now.”
You nodded. “I’ve not stopped worrying about my father since I received that letter. Once the guard comes, I am all too ready to get home.”
Mythri gave you a soft smile. It was the smile of a mother, which had reassured you this entire time. “Any idea who they have sent?”
“Uh yes-” You replied, feeling a warmth come to your cheeks. “A warrior woman named Keishara.”
There was a light that came to Mythri’s eyes then. “Do you know her?”
You shook head. “I’m not sure of the full story. Only that my mother trusts her.”
Mythri humed. “Keishara, that’s an elven name I believe.”
Your cheeks kept warming. “Yeah. It is.” You had always been a bit bashful around women. Here at the school you had hoped to break that habit. But you still fumbled and stuttered no matter how you tried to build your confidence. The fact that Keishara was an elf had you blushing already. But there was something about her also being a warrior that had your mind boggled. You had always admired strong women, but muscular women…it made your heart into a galloping horse.
The day Keishara arrived you were ready to go. You were sick of worrying for your family, and you were eager to get home and see what needed to be done. After being alerted that keishara was waiting, you got dressed and gathered the few belongings you were taking with you.
You saw Mythri and Amit talking at the gate while your horse was waiting. “I’m here!” You called out.
Mythri stepped aside and standing before her was a tall woman with pale green skin.Your heart jumped up into your throat as you gazed at her. She was half orc!
“Y-you must be kei-Keishara.” You shakily offered your hand to her. “Pleasure to meet you.”
Keishara had pale blue eyes that glanced over you like sharp glass. She shook your hand with a strong grasp. “Nice to meet you.”
“You too,” you managed to kepe your voice from shaking. “Thank you for coming this far, and thank you for helping me get home safely.”
Keishara nodded her head. “It’ll be a long trip home. I hope you’re ready for it.”
You swallowed, fear and nerves weren’t going to get the best of you. “I’m not used to it, but I’ll try my best.”
Keishara’s pale eyes inspected you again, satisfied she gave a small, crooked smile. She was a hair taller than you with pale brown hair tied back into a fishtail braid.
“Are you sure you don’t want us sending any extra help?” Amit asked.
Keishara shook her head as she brought your horse forward. “No. We need to appear inconspicuous. Besides, I can handle it.”
“Handle what exactly?” You asked.
She tosse dher braid over her shoulder. “A group of thieves has tried blackmailing their way into protection money. When your father tried forcing them out, it made them mad and they called in some more help. They found out your location, so they plan on getting to you before you get home.” Keishara said as she put your things into the saddle.
You got onto your horse. “Is it safe for me to travel then?”
To your shock, Keishara got on behind you. She was so close to you. You were just glad she couldn’t see how red your face would be. “That’s why I am here.”
You bid your goodbyes, and then you were on the road heading west towards your kingdom.
“We’ll be taking some of the more off the beaten paths trails,” Keishara explained to you. “We’ll be able to hide easier, and I know some safe houses along the way. It’ll be a lot of hard riding.”
Your face was bright red. Her strong arms had been around you most of the journey thus far. Not to mention she was so close, aside from the classroom you hadn’t spent this much time so very, very close to a a woman like this.
“If it’s for my family, I can handle it,” you managed to get out without choking.
Keishara chuckled. “I like that. I’ll admit, I was worried.”
Young lanced back at her. “Really? Why?”
“I was afraid I was going to have to deal with some sort of spoiled brat. No offense,” she chuckled.
“I’m more of an educated weakling than spoiled,” you laughed. “But I promise I will try and pull my own weight around here.”
“Just keep yourself safe. My job is to get you home in one piece,” Keishara replied.
You stopped one evening just before dusk, finding a nice spot near the river. So your horse could rest and you could refill your water supply.
“This should do it,” Keishara huffed as she got off the horse. She looked around as you got off the back of the horse. “We’re pretty secluded with all these trees around.”
“It’ll be nice to rest somewhere quiet too,” you huffed. “That place the other day still has my nerves wrecked.”
She smiled down at you. “You’re gonna have to learn to toughen up, princy if you hope to be king one of these days.”
You grunted, rubbing your neck which was still sore from resting on it wrong a few days ago. “I don’t think I’ll have to deal with conditions like a loft above whatever sort of fighting club that was.”
Keishara chuckled and placed her hand around the back of your neck. She kneaded into it, making you feel a whole lot better. But it also made you turn bright red.
“Why don’t you get the tent set up while I get a fire started?” She suggested. “You’re a master at it now, right?” She winked as she stepped aside, taking the axe from the side of the horse.
“Y-yeah!” You were happy to have something to distract you.
Journeying with Keishara hadn’t been all awful. She had taught you a few things that you had known before, like setting up a camp, building fires, even how to swing a sword properly. You’d trained with a sword long ago, but yours was mostly for show.
You set up the tent, laying yours and Keishara’s sleeping packs side by side. You had been sleeping so close to her all this time, and still you grew flustered and embarrassed around her. All this time together, you couldn’t help but grow feelings.
You came out of the tent as Keishara was bringing sticks and twigs from the woods. She had also drug up an old log to chop.
“Good job, princy. Maybe you can work on building a house next,” she chuckled.
“It would be a pretty shitty house, Kei,” you laughed.
She grinned, her crooked smile wrinkled her turned up nose. “Rest a minute. Maybe go refill the skeins for us while I finish up.”
You nodded and gave her a shy smile. “You got it.”
When you got back, Keishara was chopping wood, and you were admiring her all the while. Her strong arms were covered in soft freckles, and in the light of the fire her skin looked so lovely.
“Do you need any help?” You asked.
Keishara shook her head. “I’ll be fine. Just stay put long enough for me to get a bath.” She wiped her brow.
You blushed looking at her.
“Hand me that water though.” She held out her hand to you.
You placed the skien in her hand, placing yours in such a way your fingers touched.
“Thanks, princy,” she said with a smirk. She gulped down the water, taking a breath then using the hem of her tunic to wipe her mouth. You glanced away shyly, not wanting her to think you were staring.
“Do you need to stand guard or anything?” You offered.
Keishara chuckled. “The river is just right behind those bushes. I should be fine.” She patted the sword on her hip.
Once the fire got going, Keishara went down to the river to get a bath. You laid back, sighing tranquilly as you took in the sounds of the forest. The quiet hush of the trees as a breeze went through them. The twittering and warbling of the birds within the branches. You were almost asleep when you heard a scream from the river.
Your body tingled and burnt with fear, but rather than running to hide, you grabbed the axe by the fire and raced towards the river. You came out upon the shore and you saw Keishara standing in the river but nothing else.
“What’s wrong?” You cried out. “Are you okay?”
“I’m fine!” Keishara turned around shyly, her arms pressed over her breasts. “I saw a snake in the river.”
Your eyes were fixated upon her, even though you knew you needed to be more gentlemanly than that. But Keishara was gorgeous. You had never seen her long hair undone from the braid before, it it hung in curls around her shapely body.
You quickly averted your eyes and cleared your throat. “I heard you scream, i got worried.”
“I’m fine, just afraid of snakes!” She called out.
You whole body felt on fire. “Okay that’s good.”
There was a long moment of silence between you two where you could only hear the river rushing by.
“Coudl you go now?” Keishara asked.
“Sorry! Yes! I’ll go I’ll-” You fumbled and stumbled, panicking when you realizing your foible. But as you tried to leave, you tripped over a root ont he shore, toppling over and rolling into the river.
You got out in a hurry, splashing and flailing then quickly running back towards the campsite while Keishara laughed behind you.
You got out of your sopping clothes and hung them near the fire, wearing instead a simple long tunic from your pack. Keishara returned later, a slight smile upon her face. Her hair was still down, a gorgeous sight, but you were still too mortified to look at her.
“Are you alright, princy?”
“Physically, I’m fine. Mentally I am beyond repair.”
Keishara sat down beside you at the fire. “Oh come on. I should be more embarrassed.”
You glanced at her shyly. “You? Why?”
She scoffed. “I call myself a warrior, but I got scared by a little snake,” she chuckled. “You must think I’m a chicken.”
“Never!” You blurted.
Keishara turned and smiled at you. “Well, you were quite brave. Coming in swinging that axe when you thought I was in danger.” She combed her fingers through her long hair.
“I don’t know what good I would have been had it been anything other than a snake,” you scoffed.
“Trust me, you’d be more than capable.” She smiled directly at you, and you finally grew the nerve to look at her and smile back.
“You did scare me,” you said.
Keishara glanced away. “Sorry. I would have been half panicked when I was a child. I used to get teased so much by the rest of the kids in my village.” Her eyes grew distant and wistful. “But my mother would tell me that even the bravest of people are afraid of something.” She smiled. “She used to tell me my father terrified her before they grew close.”
“Really?” You asked.
Keishara chuckled. “Obviously my father’s an orc. Back in the day he and my mother had to meet for peace talks.” she shrugged. “One thing led to another I guess.”
You swallowed. “Well, they made a beautiful daughter.”
Her expression went blank and she stared off into the distance for a long spell. She then looked at you and her crooked smile returned. “I beg your pardon?”
“I mean-” You tried to think your way out of this one. “You…you are beautiful.” You couldn’t get your way out of this one. You had to go through it.”
Keishara gave an unsure smile. “Oh come on.”
“I mean it. I really do,” you said breathlessly.
She looked into the fire then stood up. “We should get to bed if we hope to leave early in the morning.” She added some logs into the fire.
“Oh uh…right.” Your heart pounded in your throat. You stood, watching her for a moment before going into the tent. You laid down, wondering if you said something wrong. You closed your eyes as Keishara came into the tent.
Keishara knelt down and laid down close to you. She rolled over and you felt her hand upon your chest. Her palm moved up, touched your face and then her lips brushed against yours.
“Kei-” you gasped.
“Sorry, do you not like it?” She asked.
“No. I’m surprised.” You looked into her eyes. “I didn’t think you would…I mean…not with me at least.”
Keishara inched in closer, kissing you more and deeper. Her tusks hit against your cheeks and his hand caressed along your body. She pressed in close, moving her kisses along your jaw and down your neck.
“Kei-” you whimpered. “Kei I’ve never…done anything like this.”
Keishara kissed your cheek. “Should I stop?”
“I…I don’t think so-” you gulped.
Keishara chuckled, kissing your lips again. “You’ve never been touched like this, princy?” She tugged you your tunic and her fingers brushed against your bare thigh.
“No-” your voice cracked.
Keishara kissed your neck, nipping gently as her fingers took hold of of you. She held your cock in her palm and she moaned softly into your ear. “Have you touched yourself?”
“Yes-” your voice warbled. You cleared your throat and tried to breathe. “Yes. O-of course I have.”
Keishara began stroking you in her hand and you lost your breath. “Do you want me to stop no?”
“Oh gods no!” You whined. You moaned and bite down on your bottom lip.
She kissed your neck and moaned into your skin. “Good.”
You moaned and whimpered, trying to collect yourself. But her hand felt so good, her kisses felt so good. “Do…do you like me?” You were finally able to get out.
Keishara nuzzled to your neck. “I do. You’re sweet and cute…I like guys like you.”
That was a shocker. “I like girls like you-” you panted.
“I noticed.” She sat up beside you and looked down upon you. You sat up, kissing her hungrily. She moved into your lap, straddling it as she held your face between her hands. You felt her rub against you, warm and wet.
“Now should I stop?” She whispered.
You shook your head. “I mean…we should…but…”
Keishara giggled. “I know. But…I want you so badly. All this time being close to you. It’s driven me crazy.”
“Me too,” you gasped. “You’re so beautiful. So strong. I’ve had dreams about you!” You admitted.
Keishara whimpered, kissing you more. “Why didn’t you tell me?”
“Why didn’t you?”
Keishara chuckled. Her wetness slicked your cock, making your head go dizzy with desire. “You feel so good, Kei.”
She moved, guiding your towards her folds. “Just wait.” She slowly took you inside and the feeling was indescribable. She was so warm, so wet, and her inner walls squeezed around you as she took you inside.
“Princy-” she moaned. “Your cock-”
You couldn’t make words anymore, just sounds.
Keishara guided your hands to her hips then she began moving. She grinded you inside her, bouncing her hips slightly.
“I’ve wanted this for so long,” she moaned.
“Yes…yes-” you panted.
Keishara leaned forward, holding your shoulders for better balance. She moved harder upon you, taking your cock deeper and tighter inside her. “You feel so good!”
You were wrapped completely by her, unable to think or articulate even the simplest of things. Your fingers sank into her hips, and you rolled your hips to meet her, causing deeper thrusts. Keishara cried out, moaning loudly then biting her lip to keep her voice down.
You wanted this to go on forever, but unfortunately all good things had to come to and end. She felt so good, you couldn’t help yourself.
“Coming-” you choked. “Kei…coming!”
Keishara nodded, breathing heavily. She kept moving, watching you, moaning with you. You released inside her, unaware at first. You bucked and whimpered, breathing harshly as you filled her.
The last thing you remember is her moaning; “Oh, Princy.”
You woke in the morning to Keishara getting out of the tent. You sighed deeply until your memory began to return. You jolted up, hitting your head on one of the poles then you scrambled out.
Keishara was drinking from a skein, still naked and glorious.
“Kei! We…did we…was I-” You were slightly panicking.
Keishara wiped her mouth and smiled. “Calm down, Princy.” She walked up to you and knelt down to kiss you. “We need to get ready to go.”
You gulped. “Kei…about last night…that was amazing.”
Kei cupped your cheek. “It was nice. I’ve been holding back for a while. I didn’t want to scare you,” she chuckled.
You kissed her, pressing close to her body. “I never would have guess you’d ever think of me in such a way.”
“I grew up around big, intimidating guys,” she sighed. “Guys like you…I find a lot more appealing” She smiled shyly and pushed away her long hair.
“You remind me of a goddess,” you say.
Keishara cupped her hand over your mouth. “Hush. keep talking like that and we’ll have a late start.” She smiled at you. “We can take a rest stop later. Okay?”
You nodded, smiling giddy to yourself. The woman of your dreams was no longer just a dream.
