May 20, 2017, 07:54 AM
[table width=85%][tr][td]Time passed under the amethyst eye of the demon, weeks if Liri had judged the time correctly.
Her body grew and changed in accordance; abdomen swelling and distending outward from her body with the growth of her children, relaying her obvious pregnancy to any who lay eyes on her.
Despite this, the healer was obviously malnourished. The pale mound that was her stomach seemed oddly disproportionate to the skeletal frame the sylph had come to own under Kelina's care.
Evil had brought her scraps at times, allowing her just enough sustenance to keep the pregnant woman alive. Liri had been allowed to limp to a nearby stream under Kelina's supervision though she had not been allowed to care for her leg.
The wound, rather wounds, on her leg were slowly healing. It would have been faster had Liri had proper care but as it was she could only be grateful, if grudgingly so, that the demon had not done more than bite her a handful of times.
That, however; had ended.
The fae woke to the claws dragging along her engorged belly, her children stirring fitfully as if they felt the pain too. Liri willed them silently to just hold on a bit longer; the young woman would die before she let them be born in Kelina's cavern.
The healer protested weakly, dizzy as she raised her head. With purpose, she feigned a feint, falling back on her side clumsily as if too weak to remain sitting.
The weaker Kelina believed her, the better.[/table][/tr][/td]
Her body grew and changed in accordance; abdomen swelling and distending outward from her body with the growth of her children, relaying her obvious pregnancy to any who lay eyes on her.
Despite this, the healer was obviously malnourished. The pale mound that was her stomach seemed oddly disproportionate to the skeletal frame the sylph had come to own under Kelina's care.
Evil had brought her scraps at times, allowing her just enough sustenance to keep the pregnant woman alive. Liri had been allowed to limp to a nearby stream under Kelina's supervision though she had not been allowed to care for her leg.
The wound, rather wounds, on her leg were slowly healing. It would have been faster had Liri had proper care but as it was she could only be grateful, if grudgingly so, that the demon had not done more than bite her a handful of times.
That, however; had ended.
The fae woke to the claws dragging along her engorged belly, her children stirring fitfully as if they felt the pain too. Liri willed them silently to just hold on a bit longer; the young woman would die before she let them be born in Kelina's cavern.
The healer protested weakly, dizzy as she raised her head. With purpose, she feigned a feint, falling back on her side clumsily as if too weak to remain sitting.
The weaker Kelina believed her, the better.[/table][/tr][/td]
lots of pp, let me know if I need to edit
"i'll keep you here when I lose my mind."
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The monster was me - by Kelina - May 20, 2017, 04:48 AM
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