<blockquote><div><cite>drawnout18 wrote:</cite>Jace smiled a bit. "I'm not afraid." he said. He figured the way he was going was a brutal lashing by a terrible naga, but this one was sweet, as his tongue gently moved over his cheek and he nuzzled him. Jace had to admit, it felt nice, being in the hold of the naga's blue tail which was wrapped around his chest. He hadn't even been touched by another guy yet. It felt great. He moved his hand, to the extent he could, with the tail around his shoulders, and ran the back of his fingers along Sefii's cheek, while he used his other hand to stroke the naga's tail. It felt a little odd, the feel of the snake skin on his hand, but he pushed that out of his mind as he closed his eyes lightly wondering what would happen next.<br/><blockquote><div><cite>Amalia wrote:</cite>"I'll leave you to your meal, I suppose," said Janin, really, he didn't want to see human eaten, not that he'd admit to being soft hearted, but the idea of watching bothered him. Besides, knowing Sefii, he probably preferred to do this in private, shy as he was. "I have my own hunting to do, anyway, I'll see you around." He said, before turning, and wandering back into the cover of the forest. Maybe his snares would have yielded a catch, it never hurt to check.</div></blockquote></div></blockquote><br/><br/>Sefii was relieved as Janin decided to leave him to it, and it meant of course that he needn't go through with this now; Janin would never know any different. He waited until the naga-human was out of sight and relaxed his grip slightly, smiling at his 'prey'. "I could let you go... if you promised not to return here of course, but you don't have to die today..."<br/><br/>He hoped the human would get his wits about him and shrug off the serpentine coils and run for home. Such a young life shouldn't end just yet... what a waste it would be.