“No!” Pip cried out as she flew over in a blur then hovered in front of Alyssa with her arms held out at her sides. “Don’t hurt her! She’s tasty!”
“Tasty?” Alyssa shouted out.
“Yes, tasty! I love her juices! And her boobies! And her! But mostly her boobies! No wait, mostly her juices! No wait, wait, her first, then boobies, then juices.” Slowly she fluttered down and landed on Alyssa’s staff with a quizzical expression, with everyone watching as she looked down with confusion while rubbing her head.
“Let’s see, I like her, and her boobies, but also her juices. Which do I like more? Hmm, this is a toughie.”
Alyssa just stared at her with bewilderment as the fairy stood on her staff while talking to herself then looked to Daniel who was watching Pip with a blank expression as well as Falla.
“Gee,” Falla dryly said. “So glad she cares about my sister’s wellbeing.”
“What in Eden is she talking about?” Alyssa asked shaking her head.
“Alyssa, we have a few things to explain,” Daniel said before pointing to Luna, with Alyssa looking over and seeing Luna shaking with a few tears coming from her cheeks while staring at the end of the witch’s staff. “But first, could you please not scare her like that? She didn’t do anything wrong, I promise you.”
“Not to mention she’s known to wet herself if you scare her badly,” Falla mentioned, with the group then quickly stepping back as a trickle of urine started to drip off the edge of the table onto the floor.
“Like that,” Falla groaned as she held a hand over her eyes. Daniel sighed and looked down while shaking his head, Alyssa showed a disturbed expression as she watched Luna peeing on the table out of sheer fright, and Pip stared at the small puddle of liquid forming below the table with wonder.
“Is that more juices of life for me?” she asked curiously while turning to Daniel.
“No, Pip,” he tiredly replied. “Those are most certainly not the juices of life.”
*****
A short while later Luna was sitting on the edge of the bed, holding her hands over her face while she hid herself out of embarrassment of what she did, Falla was sitting next to her, gently rubbing her sister’s back with a dull expression on her face, Alyssa was wiping the table with a wet rag with a puzzled expression, and Daniel was cleaning the floor with a wet towel. Hovering over the table Pip was watching them clean up Luna’s accident with a curious eye, her wings fluttering in a blur behind her with small specs of dust drifting below them briefly.
“I’m so sorry,” Luna whined while keeping her face hidden.
“It’s alright,” Falla tiredly said. “I did warn them, it’s not your fault.”
“Okay, let me get this straight,” Alyssa said before looking to the sisters questionably. “Fairies like Pip can live off of bodily fluids, that’s the only stuff they want to eat, and the only reason why Luna was up on the table exposing herself was because she offered to have Pip eat her out since Pip was hungry?”
“Yes,” Daniel agreed. “And believe me I was as surprised as you were hearing and seeing this too.”
“You watched Pip eat out Luna?” Alyssa asked looking to him carefully. “You actually watched her do that?”
“Yeah, it all happened so fast. I was mostly stunned to the point where I wasn’t sure what I was seeing to be honest.”
Alyssa looked up to Pip as the fairy hovered around in a slow circle above them. The tiny monster remained silent while watching the group curiously as her wings fluttered quickly behind her.
“And the reason she likes breasts so much is because she wants milk from them?” Alyssa wondered.
“That and they’re so hot,” Pip purred with a lustful voice. Alyssa glanced to the butterfly sisters with a raised eyebrow as Falla slowly shook her head while watching the fairy and Luna continued to hold her hands over her face.
“Starting to see why fairies aren’t around anymore,” Falla dryly commented.
“It sounds strange, I know,” Daniel mentioned. “But after Pip did that to Luna she felt as good as new, she even let off a golden light like she did before afterwards.”
“Pip,” Alyssa said while slowly walking over to get closer to the fairy. “Before I ask that you explain yourself with that, did you do anything else with your magic to us when you brought us here?”
“Anything else?” Pip asked. “I don’t know. What else did I do?”
“Tell me, could your magic have affected mine in any way?”
Pip looked at her puzzled and shook her head as Daniel and Luna glanced to the witch curiously from that question.
“No, it shouldn’t have,” Pip answered. “Why do you ask?”
Alyssa watched her carefully for a moment then turned her sights back over to the sisters.
“Is there anything around your forest that you know of that can dampen or stop magical spells even in the slightest?”
“How should we know?” Falla replied with a shrug. “Giant butterflies don’t use magic.”
“Alyssa?” Daniel spoke up. “What are you getting at?”
“What about those floating lights above the grove?” Alyssa asked pointing up. “Could those interfere with casting any spells?”
“I don’t know,” Falla said again. “Nobody here uses magic, remember? We have no idea what exactly those lights are, just that they’ve always been here and never caused us any problems. Supposedly monsters that could use magic lived here before us, so I would think nothing would stop magic from happening here again.”
“Alyssa, what’s wrong?” Daniel asked as he stood up and watched the witch showing growing concern on her face. Alyssa turned to him and slowly shook her head before looking down to her hands.
“I tried to open the gateway to my home in Ritherwood before you came back. But I couldn’t, nothing happened. I couldn’t open the way back to my house.”
“You couldn’t go back to your home?” Luna asked worriedly.
“No, nothing would happen when I tried to create the gateway. I thought that I could run back quick and see if I had any books that might help Daniel with learning to study magic, but I couldn’t create the gateway.”
“That’s strange, what would cause that?” Daniel wondered.
“Well,” Alyssa uneasily replied. “It may be we’re just too far, though I wouldn’t think we are. Or maybe something around here is stopping my magic from working right, that’s a possibility I guess. Otherwise…”
“Otherwise what?”
“Otherwise… my home might not be there anymore,” Alyssa finished nervously.
“What?” Daniel said with a jump.
“Where would your home have gone?” Luna asked curiously. “Can it really get up and move around all on its own?”
“Luna,” Falla dryly said shaking head. “She means her house might be destroyed.”
Luna gasped with a hand over her mouth while Alyssa tried to force a smile to hide her growing fear that her home may indeed be gone.
“Something must be interfering with my magic,” she shakily reasoned. “That’s all. Maybe it is those floating lights. Maybe they can stop magic from working right. Maybe that’s it. That must be it.”
“I’ll go check!” Pip offered before flying out of the cabin in a blur. The group blinked then looked over to the curtain which finished ruffling from the fairy having flown through it then quickly rushed over and looked outside together. They saw the trail of blue light from the fairy streaking up into the air before vanishing while the sky above was starting to turn darker.
“What is she doing?” Daniel asked.
Pip zipped through the air in a blue blur, flying high up and towards a few of the gently floating blooms of light over Flairwood. She then stopped instantly next to one, watching with an eye of wonder as the ball of light drifted about before her.
“Hmm,” Pip murmured to herself before looking around at all the floating lights. “They don’t seem to be doing anything. Pretty though
.” She then looked off into the distance and saw a flock birds flying about through the sky near the edge of the grove above the forest.
“Birds,” she squeaked out with fright as a few turned to fly towards her.
From the caravan Daniel and the three girls were watching the sky curiously, seeing the floating lights high above the town while all was quiet.
“What is she going to do?” Luna asked.
Pip stared with a wide eye as the birds slowly approached her. A fearful whimper escaped her mouth before she held her hands out towards the incoming flock.
“I don’t see her,” Daniel said peering around at the sky.
Suddenly a bright flash of blue and orange light flared up in the air near the floating lights, with Daniel and the girls watching in surprise at seeing five interlocked casting circles appear like a wall facing towards the outer forest. The magical rings had question marks and exclamation points spinning around their edges while they were colossal in size compared to the tiny fairy who was giving off a golden light around her behind them.
“What is that?” Falla asked with wide eyes.
The casting rings then fired off a mighty barrage of blazing red and blue streaks that spiraled and raced through the air. A rapid crackling sound echoed out from the discharges as magical bolts of energy streaked across the sky and shot over the outer forest in a wide arc.
“What the hell is she doing?” Daniel exclaimed.
Dozens of small thumps were heard on the roof of the caravan before they saw scorched and smoking clumps of dead birds raining around them. Daniel and the girls watched with bewilderment as the fried avians dropped into the trees and grass nearby then looked up as the casting rings slowly faded away in the sky.
“What just happened?” Alyssa questioned.
A moment later Pip zipped down from the sky and stopped in front of them, hovering in place while looking at the group curiously.
“My magic still works near those lights,” she reported with a shrug. “Yours should too.”
The group just stared at her with wide eyes for a while before Daniel showed a nervous smile.
“Pip? Did… you just… um…” he stuttered before looking up at the sky again.
“What the heck did you just do?” Alyssa asked.
“Oh,” Pip said before looking up with a troubled frown. “I saw some birds coming after me. I don’t like birds. They scare me.”
“Birds?” Daniel questioned.
“Yeah, they always try to eat me,” Pip explained with a pout. “Like I’m a little bug or something. I don’t like them.”
“You… you did all that… to get rid of some birds?” Daniel asked pointing up at the sky with disbelief. Pip merely nodded at him with a curious expression.
“Don’t you think that was a little extreme?” Falla shouted at her.
“I’m sorry,” Pip said remorsefully. “Birds scare me.”
“You scare us!” Falla remarked before hiding behind Daniel along with Luna. He glanced back to them then watched Pip carefully as he tried to process what he just saw the tiny monster do. Alyssa stared at the fairy with wonder before turning to Daniel with concern.
“I don’t think she should come with us anymore,” she worriedly suggested.
“If a single bird flies anywhere near this caravan we’re all dead,” Falla quickly pointed out.
“I don’t wanna get blown up!” Luna pleaded while holding onto Daniel’s back fearfully.
Daniel held his hand up to silence the girls then looked off towards Flairwood, seeing nothing moving within the quiet town.
“Looks like nobody in Flairwood is panicking. Hopefully they weren’t paying attention and didn’t notice the different colors flying about in the sky near the usual glowing balls of light.” He sighed and looked around at the town, hoping the giant butterflies weren’t terrified to death of what just transpired above their grove, then turned to Pip as the fairy was watching him with a frown.
“I’m sorry, did I do something bad?” she asked softly.
“Oh no, nothing bad,” Alyssa said slowly shaking her head. “I mean you could have blown us all up in a matter of seconds had your aim been a little off, but don’t worry about it, we’re fine.”
“I’m sorry,” Pip whined before crying as she flew in place in front of them. The group looked to each other then to the fairy as she cried while holding her hands to her face.
“Pip, it’s alright,” Daniel gently reassured her. “You just surprised us with your magic, that’s all. We’re not mad, really.”
“We’re terrified of you, but not mad,” Falla chimed in.
Pip wailed in sorrow before she flew over and hugged Daniel’s chest in a blur. The group watched as she clung to his shirt while looking up at him with a teary eye.
“I’m sorry, please don’t be upset. I wouldn’t do anything to hurt you, Daniel, I love you.”
“You don’t love him,” Alyssa scoffed. “You just want him to give you his seed.”
“No!” Pip whined while shaking her head. “I love him more than anything in Eden! I do! I would never let anything happen to him ever! He promised to take care of me, so I’m going to take care of him! Nothing will stop me from doing so! Nothing!”
Before anyone could speak up Pip suddenly bolted from Daniel’s shirt and flew straight over into Falla’s petal bra, the tiny fairy diving headfirst between the girl’s breasts with a happy giggle.
“Boobies!” Pip cheered as Falla screamed and stumbled back into the cabin, falling onto her back and thrashing around while Pip’s legs kicked about while sticking up in the girl’s bosom.
“AH! Get her off me!” Falla cried out while rolling around on the floor. Luna raced into the cabin to try to help her sister while Daniel merely covered his eyes with one hand. Alyssa watched Falla rolling around screaming while Luna was hopping about near her then looked to Daniel with concern.
“We’re not honestly letting her come with us still, are we?” she nervously asked.
“Do you have any suggestions on how to get her to leave?” Daniel asked glancing to her. Alyssa thought about it for a moment then slowly shook her head, with Daniel nodding and looking up at the sky while he heard Falla screaming behind him. “Then I don’t think she’s going anywhere any time soon.”
*****
Slowly walking through the dirt roads of Flairwood a nixie and ant girl were making their way towards the marketplace of the quiet and seemingly deserted town. Specca weakly groaned while holding a hand to her rear, feeling her legs wobbling with each step as she relied on Squeak to help her move.
“Oh dear lord,” Specca breathed out while her face was flushed. “She didn’t have to- ugh! Push that in so deep. I can hardly move like this.”
Squeak helped the nixie by having the girl’s arm around her shoulders, watching her with a slight amount of empathy as she squeaked a few times at her friend. Specca wearily glanced to her then looked back down while slowly walking with her.
“I don’t understand what you’re saying, but I feel as though you’re siding with Alyssa on this.” Looking back to Squeak she saw the ant girl nodding a bit with a raised eyebrow at her. “I just wanted to cool off in the river; you can’t condemn me for that. It’s my- ungh! My nature.”
Squeak shook her head and squeaked some more before Specca let go of her and stumbled over to the side, catching herself against a tree as she breathed heavily with eyes shut tight.
“I’m not going to make it... I’m going to die long before we make it back. That thing is so deep inside of me, I can’t take this.”
Squeak watched her friend whimper and struggle to stay standing with a gentle gaze then walked over and turned Specca to face the tree. The nixie looked back to her confusedly as Squeak then knelt down behind the girl and started licking under her skirt, with Specca letting out a yelp as she felt the ant girl’s tongue running up between her cheeks and causing waves of euphoria to roll through her.
“Squea
k!” Specca moaned before she slumped against the tree, with Squeak holding the girl upright by her rear while she squeaked quietly with each lick she made. “Oh god! No, not here, not like this! OH!”
From nearby a set of eyes watched the ant girl and nixie from the shadows between two tree homes. The figure saw Squeak appearing to kiss and caress Specca’s rear, with the nixie now drooling and feeling lightheaded from both the ant girl’s saliva and what was deep inside of her.
“Squeak…” Specca breathed out as she wearily looked down to her friend. “Please… this is too much for me…”
Squeak ignored the girl’s words then promptly stuck her tongue deeper in, with Specca gasping and collapsing against the tree as she went wide eyed. Her legs trembled as she felt her mind going blank, a heavy moan coming out of her from the powerful feeling that shot through her ass before she passed out and went limp in the ant girl’s grasp. After a few more licks Squeak looked up to her friend with a smile and a simple squeak then showed puzzlement as Specca slowly slumped down onto the ground in front of her. Squeak tilted her head curiously while squeaking something, casually licking her lips before looking off to the side as she felt like she was being watched. From the shadows two butterfly girls slowly stepped out, both appearing to be the same age as the other girls and both wearing simple petal bras and leaf skirts similar to how Luna and Falla did. The two newcomers looked to each other curiously then to Squeak as the ant girl watched them with a twitch of her antennae.
*****
Slowly Specca started to regain her senses, a weak groan escaping her lips as she sat up and rubbed her head. She then flinched and quickly grabbed her rear as she felt the phallus clearly once again. With a cringe she looked around to see that she was inside a tree home. It was essentially a hollowed out space inside the tree, with doorway openings both on the ground level and up above, showing the giant butterflies didn’t use stairs but rather just flew from one section to another. The bed Specca was sitting on was made of taught green vines that were surprisingly strong and large smooth leaves that likely came from the towering trees over the grove, along with large flattened petals which were used as sheets and big curled leaves tied in round bundles to be used as pillows. Specca stared at the petals with wonder, questioning what kind of flower they came from, and then looked around to seeing a small window nearby and what appeared to be dozens of outfits hanging up next to a wall. The wardrobe had dresses and skirts of various and colorful designs, all made out of flowers and flora from the forest.
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