No. Because she can't... because she won't.

Left in her orgasmic stupour, Chime didn't notice the tektite until it was upon her. She squealed as her branch shook with the arrival of the much larger creature, and dread surged within her as exoskeletal limbs bore down on her soft little body. She was tired, she was weak, it was unlikely her wriggling served as any kind of hinderance.

Then it stomped on one of her wings and she froze. A fairy's wings were delicate and vital. Without them, the world was simply too large to traverse, and the threat of harm coming to them was a deep, instinctive fear. The tektite wasn't trying to tear them, but her body screamed that if she moved, she could accidentally shred them under its hardened limbs.

"I-GUH-AAAHHHH!"

Her attacker didn't care for her words. Its ovipositor jammed, slick with spit and cum from Zora-Sahsa's ****, **** its way between her ass cheeks and dug deep into her little body. She could feel it pressing against her organs, forcing her ogre baby to move as it ravaged her. She couldn't do anything, couldn't say anything, she barely breathed as it **** her. Every effort to beg for mercy, or even take a breath, came out as a small **** as her pinned body shook under the ****.

Then the tektite came. She wanted to scream as the eggs pulsed through the ovipositor into her, as she felt the heat of its cum spray deep inside. But though tears streamed down her face she could barely make a sound. It hurt so much, she felt so scared... and while her little mind was overwhelmed by these feelings... a part of her knew it was what she needed.

She was barely aware of what happened to her next. Her eyes rolled in her head and she became completely limp as the tektite fucked her a second time. She made a small pining noise as it pulled out and left her. She felt cold up here alone, and her dazed vision tried to track where her **** went. She could see it descending towards gnome Sasha. Distantly, she wondered if she had the strength to call out a warning, to alert her knew allies to the threat that hovered over them.

She didn't even try.