Awakening Pt. 14

I felt her pussy clench in need, right at the verge of orgasm. All I had to do was twitch inside of her and she'd be pushed. So, I did the only thing I could think of, I stopped what I was doing. I removed my fingers as I pushed my hips in deeper, forcing those thick lips to milk my shaft dry before I slowly pulled out.

"Good girl..." I said happily, raising her face so it was even with mine. Thick globs of my cum dripped down her face to her white hair... Or was it up to her face? I'm not sure. Upside down woman equals difficult.

"B-But... You didn't finish me." She said, her wide eyes blinking softly while I grinned at her.

"You did just kill me." I reminded her, and her dark skin blushed. I realized then that we had had an audience. Winking at the Drider playfully, I cleared my throat and summoned more clothes. I turned to face my army.

Dog and Victoria were gone, as they should be. I knew they were safe and that Cole would do anything and everything within his power to do so. Not just because I ordered it of him, but also because he truly cared about Vicky's well being. My pet, Oaer, and Lazuli had been watching the drider and I curiously. I saw a small playful grin was on my pet's face. Lazuli watched me carefully like I was about to sprout spider legs of my own. Oaer, well, Oaer was Oaer. I couldn't read a damn thing on her facial features.

The remaining humans were doing everything they could to not look our way, Evelyn included, while the demons were glaring between the drider and me. The fox-tailed girls were indifferent. What the hell was their story? And, to my pleasant surprise, Elerra was up and moving, slowly, but moving all the same.

"Damn lust-bitch." Evelyn said as she stepped up to me, keeping a wide berth from the drider. I ignored my new slave as well, she was now pouting that I hadn't finished her. Struggling against the chains that bound her. "You done?" The redhead asked. I shrugged, smiled and gave her a flirtatious wink that made her miss a step in her walking. "Don't start with me Amellia."

"I apologize." I said, not meaning it at all. "Little Spider." I said, turning to my drider. Me talking to her caused her to stop her ramblings and glare up at me. "Where would Elijah and Simon be hiding out if we made it this far?"

"Below us in the bowels." She said quickly. "Simon and Elijah worked on defensive spells, they work too good. They can't teleport out, but no one can teleport in either."

"What?!" Evelyn said, moving beside me to study the Drider. "How the hell did they make it so you can't teleport in or out?"

The Drider shrugged. "Sin magic is weird, I have no idea. They have human guards down there, and a plan to deal with Little Miss right here." She said, jerking her head to me. Apparently, she didn't like to be called Little Spider. Good to know.

Evelyn nodded, then turned to her troops. "Okay, get prepared we're about to head down." She left the two of us to move to them, rolling out orders to both human and demon alike.

Lazuli and my pet walked up to me, Oaer shadowing behind them. "I don't like it." Lazuli said softly looking at the remaining troops. "They are too weak, too strained. They've done a lot compared to what Enforcers normally have to deal with."

"Yes, my Mistress." My Pet said. "Only Evelyn out of the remaining has enough power to do anything, the others... Well, I wouldn't want to be them if it's a tough battle coming up."

I brought my gaze to the troops and studied them. They were weary. A few were limping; almost all of them were bleeding not wanting to waste magic on healing their hurts when they might still have to fight. Evelyn looked unscathed, as did the fox-tailed women, but the rest... I wouldn't want them defending me if they had a choice. Frowning slightly, I looked over at Evelyn and Lazuli. "Laz... Can you fight?"

Lazuli gave me a smile before her tight clothing changed. Armor formed over her body, giving me pleasant flashes of skin underneath as it formed. Honestly, it didn't look practical. Metal plates covered her chest, her crotch and ran up and down her arms, finishing up with her legs. More skin was uncovered than covered, it was appealing, exactly what I'd expect from a lust sorceress. I found myself staring and thinking very pleasant thoughts. The metal dark blue with gold and silver filigrees drawing designs across her breasts. A sari formed as well, wrapping around her body with colors matching that of her armor. It covered the skin that was uncovered, but somehow still accentuated her curves.

"Of course, Amellia." She said her brown eyes giving me a wink.

I smiled at her. "Little Spider, are you able to fight, as well?" Looking over my shoulder I saw the drider nod her head once. "We might have a plan then. Evelyn."

I'm not a warrior and certainly not a general. I don't have the right mindset or skills to plan out battles. What I am good at, is reading people. Whether it's something that came upon me magically, or through experiences, I'll never know for sure. You can tell a lot by how people act, react, and plan. All the plans, all the traps, and protections put in place in the bunker told me one very simple thing... They feared me. Fear is VERY useful in war; fear can make or break the lines of both defenders and attackers. So, we used that.

I dressed in a slinky black dress, because I still refuse to put on armor. I refuse to fight directly. I walked down the stairwell alone. Well, not truly alone, my pet, my spider, my Angel, Lazuli, Elerra, Evelyn and the fox-tailed women were behind me. As we moved, we were hidden from sight and senses, thanks to a combined effort from my drider and the Drow. Their magic was interesting. It wasn't that I couldn't sense it, but it's nature was to remain hidden. I just didn't know where to look... yet. It seemed like I was alone though, and that's all that matters.

As I came to the end of the stairwell, bright light greeted me. When my eyes adjusted, I heard voices, and then saw faces. There was a lot more people than I had originally expected, and for a second I was worried. The feeling of my pet's hand on my shoulder calmed me. Nine people, including myself, against twenty, the odds aren't too bad.

"Amellia Morgana Noctis." Came that deep rumbling tone of Simon. His was the type of voice that could make a woman cum in her pants with a few choice words. Oh, how I would've loved to heard it in the bedroom before all of this started.

"Simon... I-Don't-Know-Your-Last-Name." I said, mocking him. He still looked bland and boring. He had donned armor with a deep blue color. It covered his heart, and most of his more important organs and veins. But, like most armor of Lust, it still showed off skin. Lust was apparently everything that was wrong in fantasy games, the less armor, the better? The mime besides him I recognized from the council meeting.

Elijah was too straight edge to ever be considered attractive. His chin looked like a sword, with his nose being a matching dagger. He had too many hard lines, not enough soft ones. His eyes were thin and looked to be always putting a value to someone. A weasel would be the best animal to compare him too. Too much intelligence showed in the eyes of the council of greed. Between the two of them, I knew he was the one to watch out for.

Simon made a tsking sound as I finished speaking. "Foolish girl. You should have just let things be. We would have molded you, made you into something great. Now you foolishly walk in here alone. Smother her, all at once."

Then the oddest sensation went over me. To cut off a sorcerer, you take your magic and try to smother theirs. I've done it many times by this point, but I've never had someone try it on me. I could feel the magic of the others pushing around me. I could sense lust, greed and wrath among them, plus a few others I wasn't as familiar with. Looking around at the different colors of armor, I realized all seven sins were working together to try and neutralize me. The magic around me began to push at my otherworldly senses, a pressure forming in my head.

They were smart, working together. I didn't think it could be done like this. Any single one of them was no match for me, but together they might stand a chance. Of course, it didn't matter; we had planned on something like this. We had planned on me being the bait, so I let them try. I didn't resist, or even fight back. I didn't even check if the twenty of them could smother me. I stood there, crossing my arms over my breasts, and smiled.

"Something is wrong..." Elijah said. His voice was soft-spoken, which was odd for the businessman he appeared to be in his thousand-dollar suit.

"We got her!" Simon said turning to his partner. "We have her, finally."

Elijah shook his head. "There's more..."

As good as a cue as any other, my eight revealed themselves, and then the final battle started.

Evelyn and Lazuli were the first to reveal themselves. Rushing out of whatever spells the Drider and Drow had done. Evelyn was carrying her two swords. Lazuli had a circlet of steel or iron in both hands, a weapon I was not familiar with personally. Before letting the others even register them, Lazuli tossed one of the weapons, the thing gliding through the air like a Frisbee aimed at Simon. A gout of fire produced by Evelyn followed it. The rest of my attackers rushed past me as well, weapons drawn, magic being thrown at the eighteen remaining humans. It was agreed that the council seats would be taken care of by humans, but the rest were fair game.

The pressure I had been feeling lessened as the humans panicked at the sight of the different beasts rushing at them. They used their magic to throw up defenses or try counter attacks; I ignored it all. Despite the feeling that I wanted no one to die, my sights were focused on Simon and Elijah. The masterminds behind everything, were now struggling in a battle against Evelyn and Lazuli.

I watched Lazuli, who had brought her battle against Simon. Those strange circular weapons moved in a dance of their own. Lazuli was a natural dancer, not just on the strip pole, but classical as well. The way she battled showed that, and those weapons of hers spinning around her fingers and arms, thrown and ricocheting against the walls, floors and ceilings was beautiful. I could hear the music that must be playing in Lazuli's head as she battled. Lazuli didn't use fire, which was the typical battle element. Instead, I felt gusts of icy cold air hit me as she counteracted Simon's fire. Ice formed on the floor to impede his backwards movement as she pressed her attack.

Where Evelyn was beautifully dangerous, Lazuli, even in the midst of battle, was just beautiful. Her movements to dodge and block reminded me of the first dance I had received from her. I watched the flashes of her skin, showing her muscles twitching as she danced. I had to remind myself we were in the middle of a battle, and not back in the relative safety of the strip-club.

My eyes flashed over to Evelyn and her battle with Elijah. Again, I saw the use of another element. Evelyn was a wildfire, her attacks showed that. Aggressively defensive is what she had told me afterwards. Her blasts of flame were being deflected by what seemed to be a sphere of gold suspended in front of Elijah. Of course, it was going to be gold, the man embodied Greed after all.

I had no worries that Lazuli was going to beat Simon. He was on the defensive, and desperately lashing out when Lazuli gave him a false opening. The man was scared, and making mistakes even I wouldn't make. Elijah on the other hand, didn't even seem to be sweating as he dodged and blocked the attacks of the wrath council.

I should have known something was up. I should have been warned, and I should have seen it coming. The reason we didn't break their defenses that kept us from transporting, was because we didn't want them running. It would have been easy for me to destroy them. Apparently, it's a lot harder for Elijah to do it himself. I realized it too late; the weasel smiled at Evelyn, and fired his golden orb hard into her stomach.

Reaching out, I tried to smother him in time before he could leave. I couldn't because he was prepared to leave. As soon as I felt the defenses drop, the man was gone. The same wasn't going to happen to Simon. Apparently, Lazuli had the same idea I had, great minds huh. The woman wanted to beat him fair and square. She didn't want to rely on the extra power I had given her, but wanted to beat him with skill alone. She had been doing a good job, but now with the threat of him leaving, she started building up her power around him, almost at the same time I did.

I saw Simon's eyes go comically wide as he tried to do something. His face was turning red at the struggle to call on his magic. "Simon stop." Lazuli said as she relaxed her stance. There was a battle still going on around us, I could hear it but that didn't matter to me. One by one the defenders were starting to leave. Evelyn had turned to join in, to stop as many of them as she could. There needed to be punishment for what had happened. In her eyes, the attack on me was overly dangerous to the council. These men and women were criminals.

I stopped next to Lazuli, holding my magic around the former council of lust, his face going through different shades as he struggled. "Simon!" Lazuli said loudly. "Stop it! You can't control that much magic! You're running out!"

"What's happening?" I asked her as I sent my senses to Simon. His reserves were running low, and he was grasping at power he didn't have trying to bang against our combined might.

"Magic... It's a parasite. It feeds off us in return for what we can do." I blinked at that. I hadn't realized that's what it was; it's never felt like that to me before. Then again, I had an almost endless reserve of magic to call on. "If you do what he's doing, and use it all and still want more... The parasite will die."

"What will that do to him?"

"You are familiar with a lobotomy?" I nodded, and waited for an answer before realizing that was the answer. I was about to ask another question when I realized Simon had used up his stores. He gasped loudly, the sound was horrific and stomach turning, and then he fell. His eyes open, usually an intelligence behind them, they were now empty.

I almost felt sorry for the man. Almost. Then I realized this was nicer than a myriad of things I had thought of doing. His mouth was open slightly, but no sound came out. Nothing. There was nothing of the man I had known. It had happened so quickly. Hollywood would of course spice it up slightly. They'd throw in a bright light as the magic destroyed his soul, with gut wrenching screams of pain as his mind broke. This isn't Hollywood, and they rarely get things right.

Once there was a man. Now there is a shell.

"Mistress." Came Oaer's angelic voice from behind me. "The battle is won."

I slowly turned around, forcing my eyes away from the used-to-be-man to look at the angelic beauty of the woman before me. It was a much nicer view. I nodded to her slowly and looked around. Of the eighteen humans, ten remained. They seemed to be unconscious and bound up in the silk-webbing of my drider. My pets and allies seemed to be somewhat unscathed. Deep down, it warmed my heart.

"Mistress." My pet said, walking up to me. Her armor changed to the translucent silk gown that shows off absolutely everything. "What are you still doing here?" I blinked at her. "Battle is done. Victoria is safe at home. Go to her."

I blinked, and turned to Evelyn and Lazuli. "Go." Evelyn said waving a hand.

I didn't realize how much I needed that right then. I didn't need it, but I WANTED permission to leave. All of these people, demons, and creatures were helping me in my time of need. There were so many questions I needed to ask and find answers to. What happened to me when I died? Why did Lazuli's description of her magic differ from mine? It had only been a few days without Victoria, but it felt like forever. This battle alone seemed to have gone for far too long.

I didn't say another word before bending space around me. I appeared in our bedroom. Victoria laying on our bed, sleeping comfortably for the first time in days. I could sense Cole in the other room, and he could me.

Smiling to myself I laid down next to her, closed my eyes, and slept more soundly than I had done in some time.