Very well, so Kai’sa gets released by the Voideurs eventually

Kai’sa knew it was over, when the tentacles in her pussy finally stopped to push and thrust inside of her. The grip around her relaxed and so was Kai’sa. She thudded to the ground and shook herself. Even though most of her body tingled with pleasure, she was glad it was over at last.

“Another very interesting session,” Vel’Koz said, as the Voideurs slowly retreated. “Most enlighting.”

“Was it?” Kai’sa grumbled, her second skin growing over her normal skin like scales in seconds.

“Indeed,” Vel’koz said. “They’ve adapted. You seemed a lot more relaxed.”

“Did I, hm?” Kai’sa muttered and spat out on the ground to get the taste of the slimy tentacles out of her mouth.

“I’ve been watching this very attentively,” Vel’Koz said as they both went back to the portal. “And I think these creatures also grow to like you.”

“How wonderful,” Kai’sa grumbled. “Can we leave now? The day _and _my break starts now and I want to enjoy it.”

Even though she had been conscious the whole night, she didn’t feel tired. Probably because time worked a bit different in this realm. Or perhaps, because she truly didn’t feel completely shitty and the Voideurs truly had managed to give her something of a pleasurable experience.

Kai’sa went to the dining-room, noticing how weary her arms and legs felt, where the tentacles had grasped her. She needed a good sit-down eventually.

She just went to the buffet, as someone called her name.

With a big yawn, she turned to Ahri, sharing a table with Lux and Sett. “Yeah? What’s up?” she asked.

“Had an okay night?” Ahri asked her carefully.

“Could’ve been worse,” Kai’sa shrugged. “What is it?”

“K/DA…one little soundcheck after lunch?” Ahri asked.

“Alright,” Kai’sa nodded. “You meet the others already?”

“No, I will find them and tell them too,” Ahri said and smiled.

“See you then,” Kai’sa waved her hand and went to the buffet.

She put a few open sandwiches on her plate and then sat down next to Heimerdinger and Jayce.

“Morning, Kai’sa,” Heimerdinger said lively.

“What’s up,” Kai’sa muttered and suppressed another yawn.

“Tough night?” Jayce asked compassionately.

“Nah, it could’ve been worse,” Kai’sa shrugged. “I just feel a bit worn out.”

“Understandable,” Jayce said. “So Heimerdinger about, those Hop-and-Chop-robots. I think it would be wiser to accentuate their agility with the Hextech-crystals inside of their anterior thought-system, instead of using…”

Kai’sa was glad, they continued their talk about something that didn’t need any kind of acknowledgment from her. She just ate her breakfast silently and enjoyed that she could sit on a chair and not be in some realm, bound by the creatures using her body. Still with her eyes open, she almost got in a state of meditation, where everything around her blurred out and she just focused on herself. In the void she learned how to survive the chaos, so a lively chatter around her was like ambient sounds to relax for her.

Kai’sa was not even really noticing that all the attention of the dining room went to Evelynn, as the demoness went to Sett and Ahri. Only half-listening Kai’sa noticed that Evelynn seems to actually regret something and even said “I am sorry”, a thing her ego never had allowed before.

“Looked pretty pitiful, didn’t she?” Heimerdinger asked as Evelynn went on her way with Sett.

“I don’t know,” Jayce frowned. “Eve and remorse?”

“As far as I am concerned, she went through shit already,” Kai’sa said, finally feeling a bit less tired. The meal and her almost meditating had done the trick.

“Whatever it was, I hope she truly got the message,” Jayce grumbled.

“Are you still mad at her?” Kai’sa asked amused. “It had been a few years and still you dislike her?”

Jayce cheeks reddened instantly. He had been one of the men, Evelynn had in bed during vacation and as always, it hadn’t been quite pleasuring for Jayce in the end. Kai’sa only knew from Ahri, he had been a whimpering mess, while Evelynn unleashed her full power onto him, forcing his body to maintain aroused, when he needed a break. Heimerdinger, who was now fiddling with a robotic head, muttering unintelligible to himself, so he didn’t really listen.

“I don’t dislike her,” Jayce said. “I just won’t trust her again.”

“Weren’t you the one who asked her out?” Kai’sa teased Jayce.

“It had been a long back and forth,” Jayce explained, still looking rather flustered. “She wanted me as well.”

“That’s not an argument, Jayce,” Kai’sa chuckled. “Evelynn isn’t really the picky kind of girl, right?”

“So what?” Jayce asked trying to put on a rebellious face. “During that time, she only wanted me.”

Kai’sa snorted amused. “As I said, it doesn’t count. That’s like boasting about the fact, you slept with Miss Fortune.” She nodded with her head to MF, who looked amazingly stunning in her short top and even shorter jeans.

“I learned my lesson after all,” Jayce replied, also looking at MF. “With both of them.”

“So you’ve been with her too?” Kai’sa deduced.

“Maybe,” Jayce said, his cheeks reddening again.

“Oh, come on, Jayce, that’s nothing to be embarrassed about,” Kai’sa said chuckling. “I think everyone had been sleeping with her.”

“Even you?” Jayce asked mildly surprised.

“Yeah, even me,” Kai’sa said and gazed at him with false outrage. “I have needs as well.”

“Thought so,” Jayce said. “But I thought the duties you have, trumping the needs you can fulfil in here?”

“Sadly, they are not fulfilled in the least,” Kai’sa replied that. “Or do you think getting penetrated by void-tentacles is anywhere near ‘enjoyable’?”

“No,” Jayce said sheepishly. “Sorry Kai’sa.”

“No offense taken,” Kai’sa said.

“Please tell me you still got the concert-night off duty?” Jayce asked frowning. “Would be a shame experiencing K/DA without you, Kai’sa.”

“Thanks,” Kai’sa beamed at him. “Because I sing that well, or because I would simply miss?”

“Because we all would miss you sing, perform and dance, of course,” Jayce said brightly. “I also love your outfit,” he added with a wink.

“Thanks,” Kai’sa said again, liking the compliment, but suddenly had a good feel where this conversation could lead to.

“I mean it,” Jayce said, if he didn’t make his point clear. “I would miss you there. K/DA is not the same, if it’s not complete.”

Kai’sa just smirked appreciatively.

“So you do have the night off?” Jayce asked again.

“Oh yeah, I talked to my father and Malzahar, they both agreed it would be no problem to guard the room for one night,” Kai’sa said.

“Cool. Would be a shame if you miss out this evening,” Jayce said.

“Yeah, I think so too,” Kai’sa agreed. “It’s been a blast last year.”

“It really was,” Jayce agreed. “You girls did a phenomenal show.”

“I think this year Pentakill will trump us in that regard,” Kai’sa grinned. “Karthus seems very sure, he can do it.”

“They have a guitar more, so it’s gonna be louder for sure,” Jayce laughed. “But you girls were awesome as well. I mean, you always are, but you know what I mean,” he added with a playful wink.

Kai’sa just smiled brightly. She still had the feeling Jayce intention with that conversation was not entirely about him being excited for a good music-show.

“I’ve heard there will be an aftershow party again?” Jayce asked casually.

Aha. We’re getting there, Kai’sa thought who just nodded.

“As ehm…enthusiastic as last year?” he added with a sheepish smile.

“Probably,” Kai’sa said.

Her feeling had been right, but she was not going to give Jayce any help whatsoever. If he wanted to ask her out, he should do it right and not just beat around the bush.

“All song-related members are involved, I guess?” Jayce asked smiling. If he was getting annoyed by her lack of answers, he did hide it very good.

“Every one of us,” Kai’sa said.

“Plus guests, I assume?”

Before Kai’sa could answer a loud bang next to them made them jump. Heimerdinger just had managed to blow the robotic head in his hand a big hole into its metal.

“Heureka!” the yordle announced happily, completely undisturbed by the smouldering thing in his hands. “A breakthrough. I believe, I figured something out. I have to go to the drawing board!” and he hopped off his chair, waddling through the room.

If this was his way to draw him out of conversation, well played, Kai’sa thought.

“What was your question again?” she asked Jayce innocently as Heimerdinger left.

“I asked, if there are guests allowed at the aftershow-party,” Jayce said politely.

“Perhaps,” Kai’sa said.

They looked at each other for a moment, then Jayce asked: “Do you have someone in mind, or…”

“Jayce,” Kai’sa interrupted him kindly. “Ask properly.”

Jayce cheeks reddened again. “I didn’t want to do it bluntly…” he said.

“Ask properly, not bluntly,” Kai’sa said with a smile. “I know you can do it.”

Jayce straightened up on his seat and cleared his throat, before he asked: “Kai’sa? Do you take me to the aftershow-party with you?”

“No,” Kai’sa said simply.

Jayce smile faded away in an instant. Kai’sa had expected it and now continued with a bright smile on her face, not wanting to leave him unsatisfied.

“I won’t take you with me until you really mean it.”

“I _really _mean it,” Jayce said honestly.

“You do?” Kai’sa asked. “Because it sounded more like you wanted to me to believe it, to get to the party, where you know are a bunch of other hot women all around.”

“Neither as hot as you,” Jayce said.

“Ahri?” Kai’sa asked with raised eyebrows.

“Hot, but with her hands full, I believe,” Jayce winked. “Didn’t you notice how she looks at Sett the last days?”

“Akali?” Kai’sa continued.

“Same argument,” Jayce shook his head.

“Seraphine?”

“No thanks. Besides she will probably sing the whole night, instead of getting to the aftershow.”

“Not so sure about that, but we’ll see,” Kai’sa grinned. “I guess, asking about Evelynn is pointless anyways…”

“But I am not asking you, because you’re some sort of last resort, to get me in there,” Jayce interrupted her and leaned forward, looking very serious. “I ask you, because I like you. Your style, your singing, your fighting, how you are able to manage to enjoy yourself here, while you have to go into the void every night. You’re hot and you know it. But I also ask you out, because I want the concert to be in good memory.”

“And you believe you can make that happen?” Kai’sa asked with a smirk.

“I am very sure of it.”

“Hmmm,” Kai’sa said thoughtfully. “I still believe, I need some sort of proof, Jayce.”

“What shall I do, kiss you in front of everyone?” Jayce asked raising his eyebrows.

“Romantic, but not my style,” Kai’sa assured him. “No. You know how to prove yourself.”

“Ask properly, Kai’sa,” Jayce said with a smirk.

They looked at each other for a moment. Kai’sa was pretty sure, Jayce meant what he said, but this back and forth had been far too enjoyable for her.

“Jayce? Will you come in my room and show me, you really wanna be with me during the aftershowparty?” Kai’sa asked with her sweetest voice.

“Yes, I will,” Jayce said. “Right now, or do you need a bit to relax from the night?”

“Not necessary. I hope you will relax me,” Kai’sa winked.