A Life Discovered
Copyright© 2025/6 by Kevin Jay
Chapter 3: We Are Family
Fantasy Sex Story: Chapter 3: We Are Family - Rhys gets a bursary from a secretive organisation, which takes him to a foreign university and onto a course that will teach him magic. He doesn't know why, but on the way, he meets two special women, one with a mysterious background and the other a collared slave. Together, they start a new life and discover their destinies, and why so many people are interested in Rhys. Contains themes of polyamory, slavery, bondage, magic and, above all, how one plus one plus one can be more than three.
Caution: This Fantasy Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Fa/Fa Consensual Slavery Lesbian Heterosexual Fiction Fairy Tale BDSM DomSub MaleDom Light Bond Spanking Harem Polygamy/Polyamory Facial Oral Sex
No one in the history of Seibjerg was more surprised than Rhys when he woke up lying on a lawn surrounded by tall, whitewashed buildings. Judging by the surroundings, he seemed to be in the courtyard of an aristocratic castle. He looked around and saw Jade and Katarina waking up, looking around too. They were all dressed in white gowns, their bare feet visible beneath the hem. The sky above their heads was blue, and a gentle wind stirred the warm air.
“Is this the Land of the Ancestors?” he wondered aloud. “Am I dead, and my spirit has come here?”
A new voice laughed. “Not your ancestors, anyway.” Rhys looked around again. An older man was standing in the doorway to one of the buildings. If there was ever a person who looked like an archetypal wizard, it was him. He had a long grey beard and wore a red cap and gown. In Rhys’s imagination, the only thing missing was his gown’s star and planet motifs. And a wand.
Katarina, Jade, and Rhys were now on their feet. They moved together and put their arms around each other, hugging tightly. The older man approached and cleared his throat. The group hug broke up, and they turned to look at him.
“I expect you have questions?” he asked.
The three new arrivals looked at one another. “No kidding!” exclaimed Jade.
The older man sat on the grass, crossing his legs before him. The other three did the same. “My name is Cadellin Wildwood”, he said. “And I am, or was, Katarina’s great-great-grandfather. I had a dalliance with one of my servants, Katarina’s great-great-grandmother. This,” – he waved his hands around him – “was part of my gift to our daughter and all her descendants.”
“Where are we? Are we dead?” Jade asked.
“To answer your second question first, no, you’re not dead. You were a heartbeat from being dead, but Katarina brought you all here instead.”
“I brought them here?” asked Katarina in wonder.
“The way to this place lives within you and has done all your life,” Cadellin said. “You just didn’t know it existed - no one does until they’re on the brink of death. I can sense that your friends here have magical talent. So do you, young Katarina, but all of that will be revealed. Jade channelled the natural flux from this world; Rhys focused it; Katarina provided somewhere to go. It took all three of you to save yourselves and to, ah, travel here.”
“Where is ‘here’?” asked Rhys.
“That is a difficult concept to explain, but one you will learn over time,” said Cadellin. “In simple terms, you’re in a place parallel to your familiar world. Another plane of existence, if you like. Everyone in your world with a magical talent has a connection to here, of one type or another, as it’s the ultimate source of magic and the energy that powers it. Katarina has a special connection to this specific part of the plane because I created it for our family. You and Jade each have a broader connection that drives your talents. You both inherited connections from one or both of your parents, just as Katarina inherited a specific connection to this, our family home, from her mother.
“But now that you’ve found your way to the magical plane, your connections here have strengthened. Jade, you’ll find you can collect and store flux better than before and even focus it, although you’ll never be as good at it as Rhys. The ring he wears helps him, too. Rhys, you’ll be able to channel and store flux better, but you’ll never be close to Jade’s talent. And finally, my little Katarina, you can do both now. And all three of you will be able to find your way back here whenever you like. It will no longer require you to almost die.” He chuckled at his own joke.
“My dear Katarina, you’re from my line and already have some of my talent. However, I will show you how to use it and enhance its effectiveness. Please sit behind Jade. Jade, could you please pile your hair on top of your head?
Both women did as he asked, and Rhys shuffled around to see more clearly what was happening. He noticed Jade had a mark on her neck, which her hair had previously hidden. Cadellin knelt behind Katarina, but didn’t touch her.
“Katarina, touch Jade’s bare shoulder, please. Concentrate now!” said Cadellin quietly.
“Oh, my goodness,” squeaked Katarina, “I can feel her heartbeat.” She closed her eyes and frowned as she concentrated. “And she has a badly healed break in her left arm!”
“You’re new to this, Katarina,” Cadellin said, “and your own flux is not yet fully developed, so I’m going to ask Jade to send you some of hers to help.”
Katarina immediately felt a warmth spreading up the arm which was touching Jade’s shoulder. Cadellin nodded, pleased. “Now concentrate again on Jade’s old injury. Imagine the break is as strong and smooth as the rest of her bones. Good, good. Jade, can you feel anything?”
“My arm’s sort of tingling, like it does when I lie on it too long?” she said.
“Good, good,” said Cadellin. “Well done, Katarina, that was excellent for a first try. Now, please try on your own to remove her slave tattoo. It’s the same process, but it will require more effort because the tattoo retains a small amount of its creator’s magic, which you will also need to remove. You should be able to manage it if Jade can help with her flux again? All you need to do is concentrate on it and imagine it, and the magic, gone.”
Rhys watched Jade’s neck closely as Katarina reached out to touch it. She drew on Jade’s power and saw the symbols of her tattoo start to swirl and fade. Soon, it appeared the tattoo had never been there. Katarina’s face showed her concentration, her eyes squeezed close, and every muscle in her face pulled tight.
“And now, Katarina, if Jade can help with more flux, the tattoo on your own neck also needs to be removed.” Rhys had just noticed she no longer wore her steel collar. Jade this time took Katarina’s hand to feed flux to her as Katarina concentrated again, and Rhys could see that her tattoo was also swirling and fading. “Good, good,” said Cadellin, “Well done, Katarina, for an excellent first healing session. With practice, you could become a great healer. And practise you should. If you’re unsure, think of me, and I’ll help from here as much as I can.
“Now,” he went on, “Rhys and Jade. In light of your actions to save Katarina from the ship and your contribution to all of you reaching this plane, I would like to welcome you to House Wildwood. Not only now, but in the future.
“You may have wondered if we four are the only people here. The answer is ‘no’. Most of Katarina’s relatives who have left your world are close by.
“That building is for your use while you’re visiting.” He indicated a low single-story house. “And it’ll stay that way for as long as you want it. When the time comes, I’ll show you how to build your own home on this plane.”
“I’d be grateful if you’d allow me to take Katarina to meet her great-great-grandmother, great-aunts, and the rest of her family. They’re all keen to meet her. You’re both welcome to go wherever you like, but please, could you give us a little privacy for a while? Feel free to come and find her afterwards, or she can come to you. You’ll find that each of you will know where the other two are.
“Before we take our temporary leave,” said Cadellin, “you are free to return to your world at any time. I suggest you wait until your wrecked ship was due to dock at Chatamor, then return together. I’ll show you how later, when you’re ready to go.
“I have said it already, but thank you again for making Katarina leave that ship. If she had died alone instead of being with the two of you,” he indicated Rhys and Jade, “she would have come here but not been able to go back. So, for now, farewell and enjoy being our guests.”
He took Katarina’s hand and led her away. As she was leaving, she turned around and gave them a massive grin and a cheery wave.
Jade turned to Rhys, threw her arms around his neck and burrowed her head into his chest. He kissed the top of her head, and they held each other for a long time. Eventually, she raised her head and looked him in the eye. “I heard you. I heard what you said when we were in the water. Did you say that in the stress of the moment, or did you mean it?”
Rhys pulled back slightly so he could also look at her. “I didn’t want to leave it unsaid. I realised the worst part of dying might be that I’d be without you. I didn’t realise that I loved you before then, but I do. I know it’s only been a day or so, and it’s not just my choice if we stay together past these next few days and weeks, but...”
He got no further as Jade pulled him into a passionate kiss. Eventually, they pulled apart, gasping for air. “You are a silly, silly man,” she said. “I love you, too. No one knows what the future will bring, but I’m in this for the long term.” She burrowed her head back into his chest again, and they held each other, just enjoying being safe, warm and, above all, together.
When they eventually broke their hold on each other, they held hands and walked towards the house Cadellin had shown them. There was a latch to keep the door closed, but no lock, so they let themselves in.
The house had only three main rooms: a kitchen with cupboards, a range, and a dining table and chairs; a sitting room with a small sofa, two easy chairs, and a roaring fire; and a bedroom with a bed, a dresser, a wardrobe, and a small attached bathroom. The décor was simple, with white walls and exposed wooden beams.
“It’s amazing how this décor makes it look spacious,” Rhys commented.
Jade had a puzzled look on her face. She put her back to the bedroom wall and paced the whole length of the house. Then she went outside and did the same. She returned with a smile. “Fourteen paces on the outside, twenty on the inside,” she said with a smile. “The Magical Plane indeed!”
Rhys grinned, but then his stomach rumbled. “Do you want something to eat?” he asked Jade.
“What is there in the kitchen?” she replied, so they wandered back there to look.
Rhys opened a cupboard and saw a box containing straw and six eggs inside. The box was the only thing in the cupboard. He noticed that the cast-iron range was hot, and pans and pots hung from hooks on the wall. He was confident the range hadn’t been lit when they had come into the house.
“Oh,” said Jade. “How about omelettes? I was thinking I haven’t had them for ages.”
“Thinking of omelettes,” thought Rhys. “And eggs are the only thing in the cupboard, and the range is lit. Hmm.” Jade hadn’t noticed, and she headed to the bedroom.
While she was gone, Rhys cooked two omelettes and served them on plates he’d found in another cupboard. He carried the plates over to the kitchen table, where he noticed two glasses of what looked like fruit juice, along with knives and forks. He called Jade, who returned wearing a loose blouse, culottes and sandals. She twirled round for him.
Rhys smiled at her. “Lovely,” he said, “it suits you better than the white gown.” She smiled broadly as they sat, ate the omelettes, and chatted about what had happened since they arrived in House Wildwood and how Katarina seemed so happy. Jade put the plates and pans in the sink to wash later.
“How did you get that gorgeous outfit?” Rhys asked Jade. “It suits you, but our clothes should be in transit to Chatamor on another ship now.”
“It was just in the wardrobe,” said Jade. “It’s just like one I was admiring in a shop in Roligvan.”
“I think something is magicking things up before we need them,” Rhys said. “There were eggs in the cupboard when you thought of omelettes, the range was lit and hot enough to cook, and now some clothes you liked were in the wardrobe. What do you think?”
“Now that you mention it,” said Jade. “There was nothing else in the wardrobe after I got dressed. Why not go and see if there’s anything in there now?”
Rhys headed to the bedroom, with Jade following. Sure enough, there was an outfit for Rhys hanging there. A pale blue shirt, light brown trousers, underwear, socks and casual shoes. His favourite smart-casual outfit. “Whoa!” he said. “This is going to take some getting used to!”
“And the dirty dishes aren’t in the sink any longer!” Jade added, having returned to the kitchen. “Wow!”
Rhys dressed, and the pair decided to explore. The day was still cloudless and warm, and Rhys suspected it always was. They headed out of their little house and wandered in the general direction of “away from the other buildings”. They followed a path around the base of the castle’s high outer wall until they reached an open gateway. They went through and emerged into a land of low, gently rolling green hills dotted with white sheep. Rhys thought it felt a bit too perfect, like someone’s idea of a bucolic countryside scene. Thinking about it, it probably was.
The path meandered between the hills, never seeming to be much uphill, never seeming to be much downhill. They shortly came upon a river, and the path turned to follow its bank. A little farther along, the path descended quite steeply, and at the bottom, they found a waterfall and a small riverside beach.
“Isn’t this beautiful?” asked Jade. “I was just thinking I could do with a bath after that dunking in the sea, but this looks even more inviting.”
“Beautiful and peaceful,” agreed Rhys.
There was a wooden box by the side of the path leading down to the river. Jade opened it and found it contained two large towels. “Should we?” she asked. “The sun will do us some good. It’ll help get the memory of that cold sea water out of our heads.”
They each took a towel and spread them next to each other on the soft sand. They stripped down to their underwear and stretched out on the towels. Jade put her hands behind her head as she lay there, which had the effect of thrusting her shoulders and breasts forward. She bent her knees and let them fall gently apart so her knickers were tight against her pussy.
Rhys flipped over so he could lie on his front.
“Are you OK?” asked Jade.
“Yes, just letting my back get a little sun first,” Rhys lied. He had a hard-on at Jade displaying herself, and was embarrassed.
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