To the Forests of Adaja

Lillian traveled two days to forest of Adaya. She had heard that elves live there and she was interested of learning about her inheritance. Resent events make her feel she wanted some deeper purpose in her life, perhaps to abandon her former life both as a harlot and a thief.

She arrived to the last Inn before the forest.

There were few merchants in there as well as hunters who seemed to be local. Some of the merchants and hunters were women, but Lillian was way prettier than any of them, and she couldn't help to come object of the eyes of the men.

She was too tired to give them attention, even tough some of them were attractive enough.

She walked to the Inn keeper and reserved herself a room.

She woke up early and had some breakfast before continuing her journey. She walked to the Inn Keeper and talked to him. "Hello! I have a journey ahead and I need some supplies."

"What do you need?" He asked.

"Some clothes and survival gear." She smiled.

"I think I can arrange that." He laughed. "Come on." He turned his back and walked back room Lillian following him. He showed her a different kind of clothings fit for traveling. Lillian took a leather tunic, leggings and thigh high leather boots. She looked terrific and sexy as hell as usual. Inn Keeper gasped and Lillian smiled to him. She gave her fifty gold coins and said. "If anyone ask, you don't remember any nubile half elf."

He smiled and nod. The Inn keeper wished her luck, regardless of not knowing her destination.

Lillian traveled through the forest in stealthy fashion.

After a whole day of traveling she was exhausted and camp out.

She woke up at midnight. Her keen elven senses had spotted something. She stood up and tried to run, but someones grabbed her. She managed to tackle one of them, but others pinned her down.

She was dragged to clearing. There were six men and six women in a circle of bonfire. Men had only loincloths on them and spears. Women tunics and loincloths and knives on their belts.

They tied up Lillian to the pole next to the bonfire and started chanting. They chanted and danced about an hour. They suddenly stopped and Lillian heard something from the bushes. Lillian struggled as hard as she could, but no use.

They ran away from the clearing.