The teeth remain their firm grip on Esme's neck, as the brown, branchlike hand continues to jerk on the maiden's fabric with quite a bit of strength. The tear continues to spread around her sides, until eventually, both ends meet up on her back, and with a loud "snap" the dress is split in two. The bottom half drops down to expose the lower half of the Sorceress' torso, while the hand continues it's thorough fondling of the maiden's bosom.<br/><br/>The dryad's tongue continues it's caress of Tara's ear, licking not only the back, but also the side, sometimes alternating with taking the lobe between her warm lips and softly sucking on it. As her fingertips fondle the maiden's thighs, the ivy returns to firmly tie her knees and lower legs, preventing most movement of her legs.<br/><br/>Eventually, the eager lips leave Tara's right ear, to make another trail of kisses and sucking over her neck, once more passing the back of her neck, to slowly move towards her left ear. Simultaneously, the hands that were on her thigh just before move in the direction of her womanhood, rubbing and stroking her lower lips though the fabric of her underwear. They start out gentle, one fingertip that barely touches the fabric as it runs up and down over her lower lips, but slowly pressing firmer as more fingers are added to stroke the skin through the fabric. The other hand joins in on the fun, placed a little higher, concentrating it's attention to the top of her womanhood.<br/><br/>A branch of ivy appears right next to her right leg, the tip suddenly disappearing under her underwear. Though out of sight, Tara could feel it slowly growing as it rubbed over the side of her skin.<br/><br/><hr/><br/>[Ilynara Heal 17+2=19]<br/><br/>Ilynara managed to retrieve the arrow from Lessly's body without any problems, letting only a small wound remain. Though the forest remains silent due to the earlier ordeal, there are no hints whatsoever that something is currently coming their way. The creature's gear seems to be undamaged from the fight. It was getting rather dark, now that the sun was closing in on the horizon, from where much more trees were blocking the light that shined in their direction.