Some answers

Vel had pulled out of the elven pussy, but not her mind. He was standing against the cave wall again; Adi was cleaning his dick off with her mouth. The elf was a sobbing mess on the ground. Her mind was fundamentally different from that of a human. Human minds were far more chaotic, like a storm. This one was orderly, but still confusing. Like the structure of it was rigid, but it made no sense to Vel. It was labyrinthine. He couldn’t find what he was looking for. He tried asking a question both out loud and in her mind. “Why are you here”. She wasn’t answering. Seph lightly kicked her. “Answer, uphold your promise.” She yelped, but then answered. “I am just a scout, sent to make sure this route is suitable for… for…” She clearly did not want to tell them who or what she was scouting for. Vel double posed another question. “For the singers?” For the first time, he gleaned something from her mind, she had no idea what Vel meant by the singers. “What? Singers? I don’t know what you mean.” That seemed to be true. “My liege, the singers is our term for them, due to their singing. The elves no doubt have their own words for them.” That made sense. “Who or what are you scouting for then?” She was **** to answer but did so. “A diplomatic mission to the imperial capital will be travelling through these lands in the next few weeks or months. I was scouting one potential path for it to take.”

Seph smiled. “Ah, elves and promises. Their minds are more rigid than ours, my liege. It is much harder for them to break a promise, and especially an oath, than it is for a human. We can trust her answers, I believe.” Vel nodded. “I see no deception in her mind either.” Seph looked shocked. “You are in her mind, my liege?” Vel nodded again. “Yes, it is… Strange.” Seph chuckled. “I’d imagine so, my liege. I have only entered an elven mind once, and it was as he lay dying. I too remember it as strange.” He seemed thoughtful for a bit. “This is an opportunity to learn that we should not pass up, could you try to use suggestion, my liege?” Vel just nodded again. He wasn’t sure where to start, what kind of suggestion was her mind likely to accept? I am terrified of the heir. Clearly, she already felt that way, good. I will do anything to appease the heir. That was rejected, but not as quickly as Vel had expected. He got the sense this woman was in an extremely **** state, something about his domination had snapped something inside her mind., at least temporarily.

He was about to try another suggestion when her mind suddenly seemed to refocus or reassert itself. He was evicted. “Fuck! I am no longer in. My suggestion attempts were rejected, and then her membrane went back up, throwing me out.” Seph looked like this wasn’t unexpected. “Disappointing but not surprising, my liege. Elven minds tend to, in general, be more resilient to intrusion. But this was a victory even so. You have had your first encounter with an elf mind, and even breached it. And we have our answers. At least the main ones. She is no singer, and her purpose here is to scout for a diplomatic mission that we were already informed about.” He cleared his throat again; he looked a bit worn out to Vel. “Do you need something, Seph? Rest perhaps?” The old man nodded. “Yes, I believe I do, my liege. If you do not mind, I think I should lay down. I am not as young… Well, I am not young at all anymore. The main purpose of this interrogation has been achieved, I think. I believe you and your lady sister can head home, I will see to it that a secondary interrogation is carried out later, in case she knows anything else of use.”

That sounded good to Vel, but what about after that? “What will be done with her afterwards?” Seph shrugged. “That is surely for you to decide, my liege. Though if I may make a suggestion, we could transfer her to one of the orders more permanent detention facilities. An elven captive will be useful in a variety of ways.” That sounded like a great call. Vel had little use for her now that he had promised not to fuck her again. “Excellent, I will leave that to you then. Should you learn anything else of importance, you can tell me in the dreamscape.” Seph nodded. “Of course, my liege.” The twins said their farewells and left a grateful looking Seph to rest.