The camp is being watched…

“The camp is being watched. But not by bandits or some forest inhabitants, as one might think. No, the camp is watched by a group of Whoriesses!”

This picked up Nicolas’ interest. ‘Whoriess’ was the common name for a very rare kind of sex fairies. They often possessed unsuspecting women and turned them into insatiable sluts. The possessed women would then fuck almost any male and female they came upon, and would stop only after getting pregnant. A week later each possessed woman would give birth to one or more Whoriesses. After that the fairy mother and her children would leave the victim and disappear, leaving the woman with no memory of what has happened.

“You said there are around fifty people in the camp. How many of them are women?”

“Thirty to forty. It was hard to tell, boss. But in any case more than a few seem to have been possessed already – that much was obvious.” Answered Fletcher.

“We saw at least two dozen of the little sluts. There’s no telling how many more are in and around the camp.” Kergoth added, referring to the fairies, before asking: “So, what do you think, boss? Should we visit the camp? Or should we stay away from it and any trouble it could bring?”

Nicolas was asking himself the same thing. For all he knew whoriesses possessed only women and never men – they used males only as tools to impregnate their victims. So he and his men had nothing to fear from the little minxes. In fact, each one of them would probably get to enjoy several of the possessed women because there were so few men in the camp. It was certainly a tempting possibility. However one thing worried Nicolas. ‘Looks like they're licking their wounds after a battle.’ Fletcher had said. But neither he nor Kergoth had mentioned seeing any signs of battle during their short exploration…

“Did you see any signs of a battle or any sort of struggle?”

“No, boss, nothing except for a number of wounded people in the camp.”

That news was both a relief and a bit disturbing. Where had the supposed battle taken place? Somewhere on the road ahead of them? Who had won and how many people had survived? Was there any danger of an attack against the camp while Nicolas’ group was there? A lot of questions and no way to get any answers without going to the camp first. But was that a good idea?

After going over all the options he could come up with Nicolas made his choice.