<strong>Leander</strong><br/><br/>The native balled her hand up into a fist and smacked it down on the floor when he asked of the Yuan-ti. She began to speak again, the only word he could understand was a rarely used word in Sylvan that typically meant the destruction of forests or other sacred areas to defeat an enemy, a vile and unforgivable tactic to the fey. In Common, it was most closely related to the concet of 'Total War'<br/><br/>Xeola shook her head, assertively declaring her tenacity and hatred of the other race. But she didn't seem to understand his second question, looking at him with uncertaintly. Her vocabulary in Sylvan was limited only to a few words used to speak of the past history, mostly nouns or overarching concepts. Still, someone must have taught her what few words she knew.<br/><br/><strong>Ivette</strong><br/><br/>The mermaids giggled in unison, eagerly anticipating what she had planned. When the rock began to sprout the writhing members, Kotone and Kasumi replied with a exclamation of joy and they slapped their tails against the stone as the tentacles began to wrap around their nubile bodies and massage their ample bosoms, eliciting many giggles and yelps of delight.<br/><br/>Before the tentacles could fully bind the mermaids, the two of them held Ivette's hands and smiled widely as they scooched closer to the human before the tentacles rapidly swarmed over their bodies and wrapped around their wrists. Kotone bent her lower half, as a woman might fold her legs up to her stomach, and presented a receptive rear quite accessibly to the tentacles. Kasumi saw this and soon followed suit, owing to the fact that the mermaids could not so easily just spread their legs for the tentacles as Ivette could. The writhing members bound around the thinnest part of their tails, just before the large fin and lifted their hips up a few inches off the ground.<br/><br/>The women squeeled in delight as the wriggling tentacles simultaneously pushed inside the mermaids' lower holes, slowly but steadily making the inner walls of the women's holes yield. Kotone even took to gripping a tentacle in her hands and stroking as she would a man, though both of them were removed of their ability to speak as a slimy wet tentacle wormed its way between their lips, Kasumi being a little bit less enthusiastic (though still very receptive) to their ministrations. The muffled sounds of "Mmff! Mmh! Hhh! Hh!" came from both sides flanking Ivette. Oh, they liked this<em>indeed.</em><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">Hmm. Are you planning to RP just Ivette, Ivette and her set o' tentacles alone, or Ivette and the tentacles for all three of them? :P I wouldn't mind seeing that last one just because you rarely have the opportunity to write as both the receiver and giver of tentacle love. ;-)<br/><br/>I wouldn't mind just working with Kasumi and Kotone's reactions. ::)<br/><br/>As for mermaid anatomy;<br/><br/>Their legs aren't connected all the way, more like it starts to meld together halfway down the thigh. So there exists a slight vestigal seperation just beneath their groin, and they are more like 3/5ths woman than half. :P</div></div><br/><strong>Ellen</strong><br/><br/>And so the crew of the Luft Hanza and its guards took to the skies again and followed the mountain ridge down, back into much more familiar lands. The lower altitude was making it warmer as well, and after a few more days they came upon a mountain past among the steep jagged ridge. It was just dawning, the sun raising over the obfuscating silloheute of the mountain range.<br/><br/>"Ah." Ermon said, pointing it out to Ellen, "That's our que."<br/><br/>Following his eyes, she saw a massive gate with towers on each side, easily at least fifty feet tall and four times as long, spreading across from one steep cliff to the other. "The last of the Five Gates." The captain explained, with Rath listening on in interest as well, "Humans built them to keep the goblinoids out way before this land was conquered. They say it's never been breached."<br/><br/>Rath threw his head back with a smile, "That's because the gobbos went<em>around</em>it."<br/><br/>"And now it's theirs." Ermon added, laughing softly and shaking his head.