She just wanted to throw her man on the ground and wanted nothing else than to just connect with him.
Even though she didn’t understand how she was supposed to connect with him.
She just felt like it, that she had to do it no matter what.
It was an instinctual feeling which Aphryne could not explain currently. Perhaps she might understand when her mind and heart cald down a bit, but currently, that was impossible.
As she looked into Aezaleon’s eyes, Aphryne’s heart swooned.
’Ahhh...! I so want to eat Master Ezodious~!’
Her tongue moved on its own, and she too started to drink Aezaleon’s saliva rapaciously. The movent of her inexperienced tongue was outright ravenous! However, how can Aezaleon let himself be dominated like that? So, he fought back with everything he had.
After all, he too was an inexperienced male here. Thus, their battle created quite the erotic noises on the once serene adows, becoming a sight for the other two won’s entertainnt.
"Look at her, little sister, devouring him so selfishly~!" Clentine glanced at Auguszta, whose whole face scread of jealousy. She watched the display like a cat observing a bird just out of reach.
"I’d say, when you have your turn, ravage your master’s mouth completely. You should mark him as your male too, just like our Aphryne here. Although she looks innocent on the outside, she is such a real demoness. Look at her just devouring Aezaleon without any care in the world. Even I have not gotten a taste of him yet...! Ugh!... I’m so envious!"
"Big sis Clentine! Have you truly not kissed Aezaleon even once? Aren’t you his woman?" Auguszta questioned. Her tone was a bit curious but also surprised at what she heard, her voice echoing with the innocence of a newborn calf.
"Do you think I would joke about sothing so serious? We indeed had a kiss, but it was superficial at best. There was nothing intimate about it." Clentine’s words fell flat, as cold and hollow as an empty cavern.
"Um, if yes, then I am intrigued. Why have you not kissed Aezaleon? Isn’t he your mate too? Actually, as his first woman, is it not your duty to satisfy his intimate needs, just as it is his duty to satisfy ours!"
"Hmm!"
Clentine frowned and looked at Auguszta again, her gaze sharpening like a whetted blade.
"Where have you learned about all of this, little sister? For I know as a savage calamity, it should be impossible for you to have such kind of knowledge. Tell , where did you get all this information?"
She beca serious all of a sudden, her presence weighing down on the air like a gathering storm.
Making Auguszta confused instead, but she responded truthfully. It was not like she had anything to hide anyway.
"When I was a savage calamity and was roaming the lands without any destination, rely to quench my hunger and with an instinctual feeling to grow stronger like any other calamity, at so point I had consud a lifeform, an intelligent lifeform, which I now know was an Elf."
"It was a Fla Elf that has contributed greatly towards my strength by awakening my soul core, even giving so form of intuitive sentience. Nonetheless, when Master Ezodious made us a mber of his family, I got this information from my head which I already had but wasn’t able to comprehend because of my savage nature."
"From it, I ca to know about so other stuff too, like the na of the Fla Elf I had consud, his family, his friends, his enemies, about the ones who betrayed him by leaving him half dead in the temporary layer I had made there when they failed to eliminate , about an outsider city nad Varion, and so other but not much important stuff too." The mories surfaced in her mind like bubbles rising from the depths of a dark pond.
"Oh!"
Clentine raised her brows, inwardly shocked that Auguszta had information about sothing so important in her head.
"There is a portal to the outside near us; how surprising~!" Her lips curled, her eyes focusing even more on her naive little sister.
"Do you know where you had consud that elf, Auguszta? Where that temporary layer that you had made is? Even the general direction would do."
Clentine asked in a delighted voice. "Not anything precise, just the distance, how the area looked, what kind of flora was there, about the environnt or the kind of calamities that road there. Anything—do you rember anything at all, little sister?" She pressed for details, her curiosity blooming like a flower in the sun.
"Ugh...! A general direction... I think I might have an idea!... or maybe not... I’m not sure."
Clentine composed herself on observing her uncertain and startled reaction. She nodded. "Alright!" She was not pressuring her.
"Still, try to rember as much as you can, Auguszta," Clentine stated in a simple tone. "Because if there is a portal nearby, then that ans there will also be a city full of outsiders where the portal is; the City of Varion as you ntioned it, guarding it."
"aning, this could prove to be both a boon or a disaster for us, since if it is a strong city, then we need to get out of here as soon as we can because we would be too weak to fight against the strong if they co after us, after knowing there are intelligent calamities roaming in their land. However, if it is a weak city, then we can travel there and use the resources they have for our own advantage. The most important thing we would get from them is knowledge. If we could just know where we are in this massive realm, a lot of things would beco easier for us, and the information would also make it much easier for us to hide our identities as Calamities." Her explanation was heavy, landing with the weight of a falling mountain.
"AH!!"
Auguszta was shocked at such a huge info dump.
Instantly, as she understood the aning behind her big sister’s words, her eyes narrowed. Her face turned solemn, and she nodded.
"I will do my best to rember anything I can, big sister," she comnted in a resolute and reassuring tone.
Clentine smiled and didn’t say anything anymore.
Considering, she knew that she had already delivered the severity of the issue to Auguszta. How important the information she had sohow awakened was.
From one perspective, they could even say that their very lives depended on this knowledge! Like an anchor keeping them steady in a stormy sea.
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