The plants held fast as Alyssa tried to squirm free, buther efforts were futile, and soon the vine wiggled itself in her love tunnel despite her resistance. The goo it was drooling luckily made it slippery enough that it didn't hurt, but the intrusion was still alien and against her will. Both vines twisted and worked in and out of her, and she could see that the limp druidess was drilled the same way, bound against the trunk of the tree. Eventually the vines ravishing the captain had enough and spurted jets of their goo within her, while the one raping Al'Rhayel swelled as a bulge movedalong its length and into her, depositing its seed in the girls womb. The next moment, both could feel their sex overflowing with the plants fluid, and the tentacles went limp letting their used bodies collapse. Both the vine creatures just collapsed and the tree just leanwed over and started to wither.<br/><br/>Alyssa could remove the vines stuck in her easily, and untying her companion was an easy job as well. However, whatever the plants put in the body of the druid, it didn't come out.<br/><br/>The honey they were pumped full of also seemed to have a bit of an invigorating effect, though it only kicked in gradually. Perhaps the wine-creatures didn't mean to hurt Alyssa just keep her from interfering with depositing the last seed into to other redhead? And the stuff they pumped into her from both ends was supposed to bestow their energy on her, but she wasted most of it in her struggle against them?<br/>Whatever drove the plants it was over, and having spent the last of their energy they fell silent and started to slowly decompose at an increased speed.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">The girls heal 1 hp each from the honey they took. Al'Rhayel now has the last seed in her, that somehow lodged itself in her womb and refuses to leave until on fresh, living soil that can provied for it. Until then, she basically incubates and protects it with her own body. Examining the remains yields no other result but that the plants are dead now. Thy had just enough energy to ensure the survival of their seed off this isolated space.</div></div>