Awaken in a damp, dark cave

Your eyes flutter open and you awaken to lungs still filled with water. You cough instantly, trying to clear your airway. You try to cover your mouth, but you feel your hands are having trouble moving. You quickly notice that your hands are tied together by some slimy seaweed. You try to pull them apart, but the plant holding your wrists together is stronger than it looks. You look over yourself after your coughing stops. You're still completely naked from your previous swim. The cold air covers your skin in goose bumps and shivers.

Your head is spinning from nearly having drowned, but now you find yourself no longer in the river. Instead, you're in a damp and dark cavern. A dim, ambient light illuminates the cave, coming from light bouncing off a large pond in the cave's center. It gives the cave a blue and serene hue. The only sound you hear is drops of water echoing around you.

You try to stand up, your legs shaky, but you quickly fall back on your knees. You notice that not only are your wrists tied together, but so are your ankles. You groan in frustration. "Why does this have to happen to me?" you ask the heavens.

Just as you are about to lie back down and curl up, you hear a voice behind you, "Looks like she's awake, Miri." The voice is gurgled, and most certainly not coming from a human. You twist your head to see two creatures emerge from the darkness. Both creatures are tall, bipedal, and resemble a cross between fish, humans, and lizards. They have scaly green and blue skin, sharp claws and fangs, and colorful fins across their bodies. Both look similar, aside from a slight size and coloration difference.

You think about what these fish-people are, and after a few seconds of thought, you remember what they're called: sahuagin. The legends you've heard talk about river sahuagin only appearing for split seconds before disappearing into the water, abducting unsuspecting people and livestock whom are never heard from again. You're quickly beginning to fear the worst.

"Yes, and she's quite the catch, Giri," the taller sahuagin says. The creature's voice is almost softer, more female than the first's.

"We usually don't get such young and pretty ones, Miri," says the other one, definitely in a more masculine and deeper voice.

You ponder whether the two are mates of some sort, but you're thought quickly trail to the bigger question. "What do you want with me? Do you plan to eat me?" you say with a venomous tone.

The two sahuagin laugh at your statement before answering, "No. Eating you would be a waste. Especially when you'd make such a fine surrogate mother."

"Surrogate mother?" you say with widened eyes. You're not quite sure what they mean, but you can only guess it involves some kind of breeding. Being spring time, it seems only natural, but you can't help but feel worried at what they're about to do to you.

The taller sahuagin replies, "Yes. We need a warm blooded mammal to lay our eggs in and help incubate. We prefer to use human women though, right, Giri?"

"Yes, Miri. They're so warm, and soft, and tight, and make the best noises when rubbed in the right places. I'm getting horny just thinking about it!" Giri says.

Your eyes wander to Giri's crotch. You notice a mucous covered, pink bulge pushing its way between a couple folds of scales before popping into the open air. It continues to extend slowly out from his groin, curving upward like any proud male's penis, trailing layers of clear fluids.

"I can't wait. Can we just take her now, Miri?" Giri says to his mate.

"Always so impatient, Giri. I wouldn't have minded teasing her a bit," Miri says, licking her fishy lips with a long tongue.

"Fine. Fine. You can tease her a bit to get her all warmed up, but don't take too long, Miri. It's been some time since I've had a human woman, and I'm about to burst with excitement," Giri responds.

"We wouldn't want that, Giri. I need that stored up spunk fertilizing my eggs, not staining the ground," Miri says and turns to you. "Now, my pretty, let's have a little fun."

"Wa-wa-wait," you stutter with anxiety. "Don't I get a say in this? I don't to be filled with your filthy eggs!" You try and scoot away across the cave floor.

"Filthy? How dare you call our babies filth," Giri barks at you.

"Calm down, Giri," Miri responds with a cool voice. "Sorry, my dear, but we have no interest in laying our eggs in some fat cow or smelly dwarf. We want only the best for our children, and you'll make the most ideal surrogate mother for us. You should be honored to be able to bear strong children for us."

You swallow once in worry. Becoming a nest for some fish-men wasn't your idea of being honored. You've barely spent a day out in the forest and already you've been violated once. Now you're about to become an incubator for these creatures. You feel so helpless and **** on your own outside the village. You wonder whether you should simply accept your fate and let these fish-men use you without fighting. You grit your teeth as you decide whether to fight or simply give up.