Taggie and Delphi

Bullets of sweat ran across the smooth flank of both elves. Like most of their kind, they were tall, lithe, and beautiful. Maybe the pair was graceful as well, but it was hard to get that impression with them pressed together in the small hole, their limbs contorted and wrapped against the other.

“I should have known…” The headmistress said, snarling. “Tagete, Delphi, your package is here. Receive it and send this human on her way. If you’ll excuse me, I have better things to do.” With that, the headmistress walked away.

“About time you got here!” One of the trapped elves said, turning her frown upside down… but as she was upside down, would that mean it was right-side-up? The elf tried to shuffle out of the hole but only succeeded in rubbing her cheeks against her companion's face. “Urgh, what are you waiting for, human? Help us!”

“S-sure.” Kim grabbed the elf’s arm and pulled with enough **** to drag her to the ground. Without her friend for support, the other elf also fell, landing right atop her companion. “Err, sorry about that.”

“You could have been gentler...” The elves both stood up. “Never mind. You can call me Taggie, and this is my friend Delphi.” Taggie pointed towards the other elf currently hunching behind her back and glaring daggers at Kim.

“P-leased to meet you. Don’t come any closer,” Delphi said, hiding further behind her friend.

Taggie grabbed hold of Kim’s box, shaking it. “Finally, I can get back at Viela with this. Err, human. I don’t suppose you have a towel to go with the box, do you? As you can see, we are, errr, showing an improper amount of skin…”

Kim raised her eyebrow. Both the elves' skin was quite fair, Taggie’s colored like a bar of milk chocolate, while Delphi's was blue like the surface of a calm lake. Kim was able to take quite a good luck at their bodies, as they were only wearing white underclothes on their privates.

“Sorry, but I don’t. In fact, can you please sign here so that I may be on my way? I-It seems like your fellow elves don’t approve of my presence.” Kim rubbed her arm. Wow, the fair folk sure loved to stare, didn’t they?

“W-well, you are not the only one they are staring at,” Delphi mumbled.

“Sure, I’ll sign, do you have a quill?”

“No, I lost it in a swamp before coming here.”

“Well, I don’t have one either… Come, human!” Taggie grabbed Kim’s wrist. “Our friends should be having lunch nearby; I bet they have a quill…”

“…and some clothes, hopefully,” Delphi remarked. The two elves began walking the wooden pathway, crossing paths with many of their fellow pupils. Kim followed behind.

“Viela got you good, girls. You should just give up.”

“Ha, look at who got the wrong end of the stick again.”

“This is a weekly thing for you two?”

“I bet they enjoy it.”

“Looking good Taggie.”

“Can you believe those two are hanging out with a human? Urgh.”

The two elves hurried their pace. Taggie and Delphi sticking close to each other, their long ears angled downwards. Who knew the elven folk was so catty? Actually, everyone did. They warned Kim extensively before the job.