Varres’s eyes glazed unabashedly at the orcess’s rump as it wiggled back and forth as she worked her way free of the wrappings, what he left between her legs squelching out in thick dribbles as her legs and buttocks clenched during her efforts. He turned his head aside as she wheeled around, unable to keep a ghost of a smile from his lips. He tossed her his water skin when she gestured for it and slowly, indulgently turned away, loosely folding his arms across his chest and tapping his foot lightly. His sharp ears still heard all the gushing, liquidy sounds that came from her cleaning, imagining those strong yet feminine green fingers sliding and probing over her slick sex.<br/><br/>“I guess you can turn around now and tell me what this is all about.”<br/><br/>The blood elf deflected the dagger stared at him with a casual smile, immediately beginning to walk past her towards the recently opened door. “ I can do better than that, I can show you. “<br/>He lead her through the gleaming bronze doors into the vast chamber beyond. Half pillars set into the walls composed of smoky marble with white and gold striations lined the walls, the only remarkable feature of the room beside the floor. The outermost edge of the floor was made up of the obsidian slabs identical to those found previously in the Halls, but every other inch of its surface was made of what seemed to be foot square crystal blocks dimly lit from below. As the pair of them watched the a set of adjacent blocks suddenly flared to life, shining with a brilliant blue light, yet only remaining active for two seconds before they winked out, signaling another set of adjacent squares to activate. This switching on and off continued in a pre-determined pattern before all the tiles shut off, only to begin the pattern again, as it undoubtedly had for millennium.<br/><br/>“ There are switches, “ Varres explained, pointing off to two diametrically opposing sides of the blinking floor, where golden levers sat at steep angles in the bases of two of the pillars. “ I tried to switch one, but it didn’t stop the sequence. I think that both will have to be switched at the same time. Also, don’t touch any lit squares, “ he went on to say, gesturing over to where a small desert lizard scampered down the wall in pursuit of a fluttering moth. The tiny reptile ran across an unlit square, leaping up and snatching the insect out of the air…and landing on an activated square, where it promptly became the focus of arcs of blue electricity that shot out from the surface below it, turning it into a charred husk within seconds.<br/>Taking a steadying breath the sin’dorei looked askance at the orcess, asking;<br/>“ So, you in? “<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>