Go Help Bow and Glimmer

"What?!" exclaimed Catra, snapping out of her shock. "You're sticking me with these two?" Judging by the dirty looks she received from the worn out princess and her friend, the feeling was mutual.

"Please, Catra," Adora urged. She kneeled and placed a hand on Catra's shoulder. "I need someone to look after them and help evacuate the remaining villagers. If anyone can keep them safe, it's you."

Catra couldn't stand being ordered around. If she could get away with it, she would find a way to get out of doing it. The exception to that rule was whenever Adora needed something from her. Catra couldn't say no to such a sweet face. Though in this case, that sweet face grew a set of chunky cheeks and an extra chin. Additionally, Adora was standing so close that Catra could feel the heat emanating from her. There was so much more of Adora to take in that Catra wasn't sure where to start. Her bust had tripled in size, her belly was as big as their bunk, her butt could easily smother Kyle, and then there was her python of a cock. All of these were within arm's reach and overstimulating the poor feline.

"Okay, okay! I'll go with them," Catra conceded, looking away before she got worked up even further. "Just...don't do anything stupid."

Adora nodded and then marched off to go fight for reasons Catra still didn't comprehend. Watching her friend depart and her derriere bouncing in step. Catra quickly pivoted and redirected her attention to the losers she was stuck with. "Alright, you two. Let's get this over with so I can join Adora and...why are you smiling?"

"Oh nothing," said the guy with a suspiciously cheeky grin. Earning him a confused look from Glimmer as he helped her onto a strange animal Catra had never seen. "Just happy to have you as back-up. I'm Bow, by the way."

"I don't care." Unlike Adora, Catra wasn't here to make any new friends. She just wanted to get Adora out of here as soon as possible. The three went around the town searching for any survivors. Most of them were able to escape but there were stragglers either hiding amidst the wreckage or cornered by Horde soldiers. The princess was practically useless since she barely had the strength to dismount the creature Bow titled "Horsey". Let alone move aside rubble or take down any soldiers. Which meant Catra had to pick up the slack.

Taking down her former comrades wasn't an issue but Catra but she couldn't concentrate with the explosions far away. It was in the same direction Adora marched off to. Catra almost ditched the rebels to join Adora but one kids they found wouldn't let go of her hand. As much as she wanted to swat the kid's hand away, the little girl was looking at her with those big, sad eyes. It was the same look that Adora made whenever she really needed Catra to do something and Catra hated how effective it was. She stuck around long enough to fend off a battalion or two.

They made three trips rounding up the last of the survivors and got them to the edge of town. Where the rest were waiting to flee into the forest. Catra couldn't take much more of this. As cathartic as fighting the Horde was, it was also exhausting. Not to mention the survivors were weird. Always smiling and giving her hugs when she reunited them with their loved ones and thanking her. One of those kids even gave her a dumb flower bracelet. It made her feel all warm and icky inside and she didn't know how to process it.

As soon as they got everyone out, the trio raced toward the battlefield to aid Adora in the fight. Except when they arrived, they realized that Adora didn't need any help. She-ra had this covered.

Catra would never forget the day she saw the golden-haired goddess chop a robot in two or smack a soldier aside with just her cock. Seeing her effortlessly eliminate foe after foe was breath-taking. Even the way her blubber shifted and heaved was oddly mesmerizing. It distracted her from the atrocious flatulence lingering in the air for a good minute or two. Before she knew it, the battle was over and the Horde was fleeing. It wasn't until Adora staggered and fell to her knees that Catra snapped out of it and raced to her side. Adora reverted back to normal and looked as if she came out of a trance.

Without giving her a moment to recover, Catra tackled Adora to the ground and cried, "Holy crap, Adora! That was amazing! You actually did it!"

"I did?" She gasped, recovering from her bout.

"You saved us," affirmed Glimmer, joining the two of them. "You saved everyone."

"Huh, I did it. I turned against the Horde." Catra was about to tease Adora for finally breaking the rules but then a look of terror spread across Adora's face. "I turned against the Horde! Why did I do that? I can't go back now! Where am I supposed to go?" Catra would have answered but Adora was cupping her cheeks in a panic.

"It's okay. You're with us now. Both of you are" Glimmer offered a hand and so did Bow. "So, come on, let's go home."

Adora had no issue with accepting the help but Catra wasn't as trusting. That might have been enough to pacify Adora but Catra was still worried about the repercussions of all this. As she stood up, Catra wondered how furious Shadow Weaver was going to be and how long it would take for her to track them down. It was only a matter of time and as great as She-ra was, Catra wasn't certain she alone could beat the sorceress. But as soon as Adora wrapped hand around the feline's waist, her worries melted away, albeit temporarily.

The four of them walked away from Thaymor with Horsey accompanying them. The silence didn't last for long though as someone asked a pertinent question.

"What's that on your arm?" Asked Adora.

Catra didn't realize what she meant until it occurred to her that she still had the stupid flower bracelet on. "Oh, that? It's nothing. Some dumb local gave it to me."

"Awwww, Catra-"

"I'm not keeping it. I just...didn't want to deal with some dumb kid's obnoxious crying." Catra huffed. Hoping they could at least make the most of their time together before it all falls apart.