In a sexy manner

Leanne stirred in her sleep.

"Hello, my child," came the robust, naked woman standing in a ray of light.

Leanne was naked as well, momentarily jumping at this revelation before realizing it was a dream. Her eyes narrowed at the busty figure ahead, who seemed to float towards her.

With a flick of her wrist, the woman caressed Leanne's face, who brushed her arm away. "Sweet Leanne," she said, not concerned with the mannerisms.

Leanne stood defiantly. "Who the fuck are you?"

A wide smile stirred on the woman's heavenly face. "I have not been asked that question in many years, especially not by one as beautiful as you."

The pure light background quickly became covered in moss and grass, as Leanne looked around in confusion. A bed of vines sprouted up, as the woman spread herself out on it, quite obscenely.

"I am Naturuum. A sort of... not God, I guess... but perhaps spirit would work. Yes. A nature spirit. The spirit of nature. Mother Nature, if you please."

"Bullshit." Leanne stood defiantly in front of the supposed nymph. She had no concern for her own nudity now, knowing this was but a dream. A testament to some undigested bit of beef.

"You are a woman. Lovely, sweet woman. But one without conviction. Without belief. Yes. You will do nicely. I have pursued others, younger, more naive... but they were not a good match. You are powerful. Known. You will be my ambassador. My minister to the world in this time of need."

"What now?"

Naturuum sighed, pleasantly, as she stretched out farther. "I will grant you a boon, the one thing you seek above all else. But first you must follow my demand."

Leanne scoffed, "And what is that?"

"To remain as you are."

With that Naturuum was pulled up by the vines and brought to Leanne. Leanne did not, could not resist as the nature deity embraced her, one hand squeezing her ass as her tongue explored the depths of her mouth.

Leanne shook her head groggily as sunlight peaked into the office. A trail of drool spread from the corner of her salivating mouth to the desk as she winced at the brightness. She momentarily looked for her glasses - nowhere to be found - before realizing she was missing something much more important.