A new friend introduces herself

Sue had just made the first step into the forest again when she heard it.

‘Sue.’

She stopped immediately and looked around, Cassie next to her looked at her confused.

“What is it?” Cassie asked, with frown.

“Did you just say my name?” Sue asked and looked into the dense trees, half expecting that Miranda, the blonde bitch of an elf, wanted to capture her again.

“No?” Cassie said and suddenly she looked concerned.

“But, I could swear…” Sue said concentrated as she heard it again.

‘Susanna.’

Now Sue was completely confused. She never got called by her full name, only if her mother had to scold her in her childhood. You know that you did something wrong when your mother calls you by your full name. Sue looked around alertly and Cassie watched her with growing worries.

“What does it say?” she whispered.

“Just my name,” Sue answered. “My full name. I don’t remember that I heard this voice previously, but it sounds…familiar.”

‘Back again to help. Different. Empathic. Not like the others. Just Sue.’

Sue heard the voice, but she still could not recognize who spoke or where it came from. She stared around and asking herself if she was hallucinating, but then Cassie shrieked and pointed in front of them.

Sue stood immediately in front of her girlfriend, expecting another futa elf that longed for a ****, but instead it was just a rush of leaves. For a second, the leaves just whirled above the ground like a small whirlwind. Sue and Cassie looked at each other, both unsure what that meant, as the leaves stopped whirling around and slowly built a form. Sue watched, fascinated, how the flying leaves stopped mid-air and build slowly the shape of a body. Judging from the wide hips and the breasts, it must be a female body. The scenery was so strange that Sue and Cassie just stared at the shape of leaves, and as it was complete, they heard a voice. “I am happy that you made it. You don’t know me, but I am not a threat. My name is Olivia and we have a common goal.”

“We do?” Sue asked with a raised eyebrow.

“Yes, we do, my dear. Please, I cannot explain here, but I can in my hiding place.” Olivia said and the shape of leaves pointed behind her.

“Sounds like a trap to me,” Sue said and crossed her arms.

“I know it does,” Olivia said, “But you need to trust me. Belle and Anne are with me and the rest of the girls I could save.”

“Wait, what?” Cassie said concerned. “Why? What happened?”

“Elias happened,” Olivia said and sighed. “Please, we all share a common goal. To protect those who aren’t strong and fear the power of the maniacs in this forest. You will find a small river a mile from here, just walk straight. Follow the river stream until you reach a waterfall. In the lake beneath it, you will find a cave; you will need to search a bit while diving, but I know you can find it. In this cave, follow the light and you will find us. We all want to get somewhere safe and Elias has become a serious threat to all of us.”

Cassie and Sue looked at each other and Sue noticed the worries in her girlfriend's face.

“If you don’t want to come with me…” Sue began, but Cassie interrupted her.

“I need to come with you. If this Olivia is right, we need to go there immediately.”

“Ok,” Sue said, a little bit surprised by Cassie's determination. Sue turned to Olivia’s leaf-shape again and said, “we are heading to you. If you tried to trick us, it worked, but beware: I've been in this scenario before. I could handle three maniacs, I can handle you too.”

“I know, Sue,” Olivia said and nodded. “We are waiting. Don’t move anywhere near Elias' lake. He is **** to find us. Just follow your girlfriend, she knows where to go.”

The shape collapsed and left over just a small heap of leaves on the grassy ground.

“Come on, I know the way and how to avoid trouble,” Cassie said with a tense voice.

“You think she is right?” Sue asked her, while the two made their way into the dense trees. "And what is the problem with Elias? What do you think that means?"

“Trouble,” Cassie answered, concerned. “Big trouble. If he knew that Anne is still here, this forest is the opposite of peaceful. Let’s just hope this Olivia wasn’t tricking us. Come on, I know the waterfall she mentioned.”