<strong>Name:</strong>Naru<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Listrea, Geara<br/><br/>Naru was beginning to wonder if the universe was giving a hint as to a way he might end his longing for intimacy by putting not one but two good looking women in his path, but as was often the case, this line off thought was quickly cut off by Geara's inquiry which sent his thoughts racing.<strong>"Yes, that's just what I was thinking! Either powerful magic, some kind of presently unidentified and either extremely powerful, or incredibly massive beast! A shooting tongue akin to that of certain amphibian species given the right specifications could certainly do it, but-"</strong>before turning his attention to Listrea. Naru shrugged<strong>"I think Y'mir desperately wants to be a part of someone's harem...Honestly I much prefer The Wolf Queen's Brides sextet and it's sequel series Wolf Queen's Mark."</strong><br/><br/>Naru was in his way, quite a pervert, and much like the tale of the cat prince, this too was filled with gratuitous amounts of dominance, submission, sex, bondage, high protocol, and surprisingly, actual romance. However, Naru mostly read it not just because he had a thing for powerful women, but because of the genuinely sweet relationship the title character, A varg warrior woman had with the only male member of her harem, a sight of build, sensitive, effeminate young mage who she called one of her "brides" without using the term as a means of humiliation... This had subsequently caused him to keep a secret third journal in which he kept the manuscript for his first, novel which was as much a work of full blown smut as it was speculative anthropology entitled "The Sorcerers Indenture". When he wasn't writing about his day or taking notes on the things he saw, he was probably working on this, though he hadn't shared it with anyone yet.<strong>"Oh where are my manners, I'm Naru Tayuun, adventurer, scholar, mage, writer, and delicate princess extraordinaire!"</strong>Naru said striking a perhaps overly dramatic pose. He had a propensity to flip between pronouns on a whim despite the fact that he considers himself male and he particularly seemed fond of calling himself princess and being called princess by a select few others.