Keldar Del'Tarn (
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There are many places for foxes and bards to meet, but bars are good ones. There's plenty of people around with beer and food, for a given value of food. Bar food may not actually be food, scientists are out on that subject. Likely drunk while out on the subject.
In any case, there is a quiet corner where said bard is getting molested by said fox.
Because sometimes it needs to be done.
In any case, there is a quiet corner where said bard is getting molested by said fox.
Because sometimes it needs to be done.
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It really is like nothing he's felt before and it does feel good.
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His eyes had lost focus while his pace picked up. He held Keldar up, pushed him hard against the wall again and again with every move inside him. This was very much worth the build-up.
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He doesn't care. It's just want right now with garbled noises.
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Reynard leaned forward, turned his head to the side and bis down on Keldar's neck, marking him, a growl under his breath. He always had had a possessive streak.
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It's getting very hard for him to hold on much longer and he's not sure he wants to because it'd feel so good and oh, just please.
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No need to last much longer, although Reynard could still go a while. The many benefits of being a very sexual trickster archetype. But he wanted, that much was clear, and showed in how his rhythm became steadily more erratic.
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He didn't let go of Keldar completely, though he pulled away, out of him, breathing heavily.
"You better never forget this."
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He won't. Somethings you don't forget, this is one of them. His legs are feeling like jelly and he just wants to collapse into a puddle.
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He blinks a bit. "Room's nice. Sure. Where's m'shirt? What questions?"
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Reynard smirked and made sure Keldar was standing by himself, possibly with the help of the wall, then he bent down to pick up his shirt. "There you go. And I just want to know more about you, sweetness."
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Cognitive functioning appears to be reasserting itself for he pulls his shirt over his head with fairly good ease.
"I'm a bard. I tell stories. Not much more than that." Keldar gives Reynard a bit of a lopsided smile and sounds utterly honest.
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Reynard tugged at Keldar's hair and laughed. "I do grow to adore people frequently though. Tell me your own story, bard, and don't you lie to a liar unless you can do a better job than him."
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He then shrugs. "My parents were very poor and had a small farm. I really didn't enjoy working on it so when a group of traveling players came through our village one day when I was around fifteen I joined them. Ran away from home. One of the players was kind enough to teach me story telling and sponsor me in the Bard guild."