Clean The Wound In The Silvery Pool Of Water

The wound isn't too bad, so you decide that a quick washing will suffice as a temporary fix. You kneel beside the puddle and splash some onto your thigh. You stare with wide eyes as the liquid on your thigh pools and defies gravity by running up your leg and under your shorts. Falling backwards, you let out a short yelp as something bites down hard on your clit.

In a fit of panic, you jam a hand down into your shorts and start fishing around in an effort to remove the water creature - or whatever it is. You realize that your efforts are going to be fruitless, though as you feel something slip up inside of your pussy sending a wave of pleasure crashing in on your fear.

Looking to your side, you see that the rest of the water has changed to the consistency of quicksilver and is starting to move its way up and over your belly. Within seconds, your entire body from your feet all the way up to your neck is covered with the silvery liquid in a layer so thin, it's almost like a second skin.

Beneath the layer of shimmering silver, your whole body feels like it's on fire. You reel and rock on the ground as the burning changes from pain to pleasure. Your hips thrust upward and you can feel the liquid flowing deep inside you. There is a tightening around your nipples as the silver works to apply just the right amount of pressure at just the right spots. Your hands move up over your gleaming sides and you cup your tingling little titties as your orgasm sets in from below.

The sheer intensity of it all almost enough to send you into unconsciousness, but you manage to hold on. Clawing at the hard ground, you grind your teeth together waiting for the ecstatic pain to subside.

When it's over, your body falls limp. You shiver as the mercury pool slides off of you, once again exposing you to the cold night air. It takes you a minute to catch your breath.

Just when you are about to get up, you notice a giant wave of the silvery stuff about to crash down on you. You find yourself instinctively closing your eyes and holding your breath as the tidal wave crashes down on you.