<div class="floatleft">(http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t295/JoanieSappho/burd_zpss5n6r6f4.jpg)</div><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 16pt;">Torikai</span>(https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=237289.msg11683863#msg11683863)<br/><strong>Location</strong>: Hideko Tower, Riku's place.<br/><strong>Tagging</strong>: Kitty/Riku<br/><hr/>Torikai breathed a silent little sigh of relief when Riku stood, even though her eyeshad immediately flickered downwards towards his crotch. She knew what he had meant, but when Riku had talked of finding his limits after a few weeks ... she couldn't help herself, images of her riding him to exhaustion over and over running through her mind, of using him until he was incapable of pleasing her further. Her thighs shifted and rubbed against each other again as he answered the call, and it took her a moment to focus back on hi, when he asked about her belongings.<br/><br/>"Heavy?" she repeated, blinking. "Not really. Some books, maybe, but not as many as there would be if you hadn't invented other ways to carry information." 'A few books' was, probably, and underestimation. Out of the two large suitcases that would be coming, one was simply clothes, a variety of sleeveless garments that she could easily put on, while the other was half full of books - although not nearly as many as she had in electronic formats.<br/>She might not have seemed the type, but she liked sitting down with a historical book, or an interesting scientific or mathematical text. It kept her mind busy and off of dangerous topics.<br/>Riku may not appreciate having to carry them up for her, but those books were likely to save him from a lot of teasing.<br/><br/>"Once you get them up in the room, I'll take care of it from there," she told him with a smile, just as eager to find some realease as Riku was. "I might make some odd noises moving the cases around, just ... just don't worry about that." For the first time in her life she was going to have to try to be quiet while attending to her needs, and she doubted that she'd be entirely successful. She didn't like the idea of not being heard, of not knowing that there was someone who could see or at least hear her, but the law demanded such sacrifices, she supposed.