Pretty good

“Morning Rosa. Good to see you back!”

“Good morning mistress Weiss. Got anyone lined up for me today?”

“We might. There’s a design conference for Gardtech Fleet Systems in the city today, and the Queen’s invited their board of directors to have a banquet in the throne room as well as spend the night as her guests. We already have Alex assigned to their Design Executive if you want to handle the Chief Financial Officer.”

“Sounds good. What’s his type?”

“From our intel? He likes ‘em dark haired, busty, and stupid.”

“I have two out of the three, and I can fake stupid. it might actually make getting information out of him easier if he thinks I’m just a pair of walking tits.”

“Atta girl! I’ll send you his file, they arrive tonight.”

One of the first things she’d learned after her and Kynan’s first night in the Harem was that it her job wouldn’t be just sitting around waiting to get fucked all day. Their first few days consisted of a complete tour of the palace, several (hands on) classes about how to properly pleasure beings of various genders, sexualities, and species, and the revelation of the real purpose behind the Harem.

The Queen’s grandmother was the first to come up with it around 70 years ago: a Harem of people who would entertain palace guests while covertly gaining intelligence that they otherwise wouldn’t divulge in polite company. A person is much more willing to spill their secrets when seduced rather than interrogated. A happy ending for everyone involved.

And so the Harem was founded. Men and women who double as both sex workers and spies. They had both taken to it immediately, and took the various vows of secrecy. Whenever a visitor to the palace stayed overnight they were assigned a Harem “slave” to attend to them. More often than not temptation won out and before, during, and after fucking the slave would draw out secrets, gossip, and important information through small talk. By morning, the information gathered would be added to the Queen’s database to be accessed by her more forward-facing intelligence agencies.