No

The captain shook his head. “We’re going to let Kai go back to his people. Her people unmolested.”

The soldiers grunted in protest.

“I’d like to say that’s something we don’t do. But we know better. Nah, if we harm her, then her tribe will have a reason to defend her honor. Again the Baby Deer could inspire them to oppose us. But a weak woman, an untouched lily.”

The soldiers picked up Kai by her thin arms. There were muscles but they were smaller although her exposed chest wobbled extensively. Her nipples were puffy and pink.

The captain threw a dirty blanket at her.

“Cover yourself up before my men lose control.”

Kai obediently bent over and picked up the blanket. She realized that she was afraid now. She didn’t want to fight.

Instead Kai wrapped the blanket around her tiny shoulders and ran away. As she ran, she cried. She hid among the trees and wept. Great sobs racked her tender and voluptuous body.

Kai was surrounded by woods that frightened her now. She knew the way back to her tribe. Before as a man, she was confident and decisive. Now she was shy and uncertain. She could foil the plans of that captain by not returning to the tribe.