Living the Legend

There's a legend around the desert city of Las Nudistas. Back when the town was a lawless haven in the Wild West, there was a vigilante that the locals talked about. A woman with tanned skin and a thin, beautiful body. Her hair was brown as chocolate, and a smile that could charm the foulest of souls. The only thing she wore besides her guns, knife, and lasso was a hat. Her name was lost to legend, but most folks called her Amazon Annie, the naked gunslinger.

Annie may have been an outlaw, but she had a heart of gold. Her robberies were limited to high-priced trains and banks that lent to the rising businesses that suckered the hard-working folk of the country. She also had the habit of stripping those who attemped to stop her, whether they were bounty hunters, sheriffs, or other outlaws. One such story told of a bounty hunter couple who boasted to the town that they would be the ones to bring her in. The next day, they were found on a horse that strode into town. Both hunters had been stripped naked and tied together in an intimate position.

Like most stories of the West, Annie's ended in pure mystery. The newest deputy in town, a young man just out of college, had made himself the ire of the law. He had stated that if it were up to him, Annie would have free reign of the town without anyone to stop her. She made the West safer, in his eyes. The sheriff said that if he liked her so much, he should turn in his badge and go join her posse.

At high noon, Annie strode into town on her horse and stopped the deputy in the middle of the street. Using her knife, she cut off his clothes as fast as lightning, leaving him nude. Then she hoisted him onto the horse, positioning him so he was facing backwards on the saddle and face-to-face with the naked outlaw. Annie kissed him and then spurred her horse, making loud moans of pleasure as the motion pushed the deputy in and out of her pussy. She rode into the sunset with her nude lover and was never seen again.

Alexis closed her textbook as she exited her car. She sipped her coffee one last time before entering the modern-day Las Nudistas police department. "Man, this place has some crazy history," she said.