Nothing special, so evening comes and the group of women makes their way through the forest

Sue couldn’t deny that she was a bit concerned as the group of girls got through the underwater hole in the cave. When she returned to the forest, she expected two more girls she'd need to take care of. Now they were nearly a dozen and they would be very noticeable. A group of naked girls that doesn’t go full rampage at each other and just sneaked their way through a dark forest…even if anyone sane saw them, they would find this very strange.

Olivia was leading the group; Sue convinced her to, because she knew more about the forest than her. After her went the squirrel-girl, then the other brunette girl. Behind them went Anne and Belle, followed by the six elven girls. After that, Sue and Cassie formed the rear guard and Sue looked permanently behind her, expecting someone to stumble out from the brushes to attack them.

“Calm down,” Cassie mumbled. “I’m getting more nervous if you are nervous.”

“Sorry for that,” Sue replied, staring at the dense bushes. “But right now my nerves are a little bit strained.”

“Don’t mention it,” Cassie said, in her face lay deep concern.

“We can make it,” Sue said, also to feel better herself. “And when we are at the mansion, we won't have any troubles.”

“I hope so,” Cassie mumbled. “I told Anne and Belle what we did. And also that Lisa is a futa.”

“What did they say?” Sue asked and raised an eyebrow.

“Nothing,” Cassie answered and a shy smile flashed over her face. “I took it as approval.”

The forest around the group of girls was getting less dense and sometimes they could even see the dark, clear night sky above them. With every second that nothing happened, Sue was feeling better and the hope that they would indeed meet no problems at all was hovering above them, like a far sunshine in the distance. But just as she was thinking so optimistically, Olivia at the front raised her hand and the whole group of girls froze.

“Don’t move,” she whispered, but in the absolute silence around them it sounded like she screamed at them.

Sue concentrated, trying to make out what Olivia had noticed, and after a few seconds she heard it. In front of them was a big group of vines and a voice was speaking around them in a scared tone. “…is gonna fuck us again for punishment. You know how he is when he is in punishing mood.”

Sue and Cassie looked at each other. Both knew who it was, but the former maniacal and lustful voice of Lynn now sounded broken and fearful.

“I don’t want to be punished again,” Sue heard her say. “He is so pissed at me all the time.”

“Justifiably,” a second voice sounded to their ears, the voice of a girl Sue did not recognize. “You two should be ashamed for ages. If you have enough brain cells left for such feelings.”

“Please Irina,” a third voice sounded to Sue’s ears, the voice of a frightened Miranda. “We want to get our reputation back. Please…”

“I am not in charge here,” the girl named Irina said, bored. “You better start sucking me once we are back by the master, so you have an excuse for not serving him. Now come on, you dumb bitches, fucking move!”

Sue heard steps and moans, but the three elves from Elias didn’t break through the thicket in front of them. Their steps got quieter and soon the forest had swallowed every sound again. Olivia at the front, who hadn't moved, looked back, nodded, and the group of girls moved on.

“Sounds like Elias is pissed at Lynn and Miranda,” Sue mumbled to Cassie. “I think they learned their lesson.”

“They did for sure,” Cassie said tonelessly. “But I fear that is just a drop in the ocean.”

The rest of the journey, nothing happened, but Sue didn't calm down until the forest around them got less dense and she could see the houses of the city again. The helicopter still stood there with no Infected in sight.

“Ok good,” Olivia said and opened the side door. “Get inside. Cassie and Sue will sit in the cockpit; if we don’t fit in, we squeeze in there too. No touching allowed or Anne and Belle will feel uncomfortable. Understood?”

“What about Big Green?” An elven girl said and looked behind. Every pair of eyes followed her gaze: the big moving tentacle-like vine had followed them in the canopy of the trees and now moved to its owner, Olivia, like a pet.

“He is coming with us,” Olivia said and pointed at the skids from the landing gear of the vehicle. “He can wrap around that. Don’t worry, he's not heavy.”

“Let’s hope so,” Sue said and opened the doors. “Come on, get inside. Let’s get out of here.”

‘God bless Mister Milton being so rich that he bought a big helicopter,’ Sue thought to herself as the girls entered the helicopter. They fit, but they had to really stand close together and Sue couldn’t deny that she was pretty aroused by the look of eleven (six elves, a squirrel-girl, a 'normal' girl, Olivia, Anne, and Belle) naked girls that stood close together, rubbing their sexy bodies against each other.

“No touchy-touchy,” Sue reminded them and Olivia nodded seriously. “We don’t want to strain the capacity of this machine more than we should. Am I right?” She looked to the elves who nodded, even though some faces were filled with lots of desire.

“At the mansion again,” Olivia added with a smile. “Until then we…”

But she stopped and looked forward warily. Sue followed her look and saw what made Olivia stop. From the bushes of the forest, a face stared at the group of escaping women. A woman with black curly hair which once smiled at Sue with her manic grin. It was Tracy, and as Sue stared at her, she expected that she would attack them. But instead, Tracy noticed Sue, opened her mouth in surprise, and squeaked fearfully. She turned around and stumbled into the forest, while she screamed hysterically, “No! No! Not her! Not her!”

“You certainly left an impression,” Olivia said and stared at the point where Tracy disappeared. All of the girls stared there too, some like Anne with a fearful face, others, like Belle, with a very impressed expression.

“I really hope so,” Sue growled concerned. “Let's go before any of the other idiots in here decides to come too.”

She got inside the cockpit where Cassie already waited for her. “Who was it?” she asked Sue, worried.

“Tracy,” Sue answered. “Scared as fuck. I believe she still remembers who made her this obedient.”

“She followed us?” Cassie asked alarmed, while Sue started the engine.

“No, don’t think so. Once she saw me, she ran away and she is not the sneaky type of woman, I believe,” Sue said. “Come on, let’s get back to Lisa. Just leave these maniacs to rot in this forest. They don’t have wings and even if they did, I don’t think they can use them. They won’t follow us, and with a bit of luck, they have no idea where we are heading.”