Chapter 58: New Spells and Continued Journey

Taking advantage of the current lull in activity, and content that Gretel and Danica would take good care of Samantha, Lexi scrolled through the exhaustive list of potential new spells available to her.

I think I’d rather get several lower-level spells right now. That way, if need be, I can spread them out during the course of a battle, and not end up putting all my eggs in one basket.

Starting at the top and working her way down, the first spell that really caught Lexi’s attention was called Feminization, and appeared to operate in a very similar manner to her Futanarization spell — with one key difference.

This could make for some seriously fucked up confusion in the middle of a battle! the paladin thought, an enormous grin splitting her face. Just imagine how some big burly asshole would respond to getting turned into a girl mid-fight.

The paladin’s mind raced with potential possibilities, each lewder and more perverted than the last, all of which ended up with her pumping thick loads of cum into her enemies’ magical pussies while their own minds struggled to comprehend the transformations they had undergone.

Definitely getting that one, Lexi concluded. So, since that was a third level spell, that leaves me with three more “points” that I can use this time around.

The futanari continued mentally scrolling through the list of spells, running each one through a battery of imaginary scenarios, in an attempt to determine which would add the most impact to her growing magical arsenal. Her search stopped as she read the description for a second level spell called Cluster Bomb. The implications of how this could be stacked with something like Futanarization or Feminization hit Lexi with such force that she actually forgot to breathe for a moment.

Holy. Fucking. Shit.

A maniacally wicked laugh came unbidden to Lexi, shaking her shoulders as her hands trembled in anticipation at the sheer mayhem she realized that could be sown with the right use of this spell. A positively devilish scheme took shape in the paladin’s mind as to how she might best handle a large group of opponents in their next battle. Rubbing her hands together, she selected Cluster Bomb without any further hesitation, leaving her with a single “point” left to spend on this magical shopping trip.

The final spell that Lexi settled on was nothing as dramatic as either of the preceding two, but seemed like it could have definite uses in any kind of combat situation. And, given the narrowness of her team’s margin of victory tonight, Lexi was sure that she would need every possible advantage in whatever awaited them at the Abbey of Xoth. The final spell she chose was called Blink, and appeared to be quite the handy little spell for getting out of a tight spot.

Her housekeeping now complete, the still injured paladin wearily rose to her feet, acutely aware of the myriad aches and pains coming from the region of her chest that had been slammed by the orc captain’s warhammer. With slow and deliberate steps, she plodded painfully over to her three companions. The paladin’s heart was glad to see that, whatever injuries Samantha had sustained during the battle, the enormously muscled warrior woman appeared to be at least conscious and upright.

“How’re you feeling?” Lexi asked the monk, clasping her thick bronzed deltoid in one hand when she reached the trio.

“Better now,” Samantha replied slowly. “Thanks mostly to my two friends here. I would certainly have perished had it not been for Danica’s intervention and Gretel’s subsequent healing arts.”

Gretel gently patted the monk’s broad back. “Don’t mention it! After all, what’re friends for it not pulling your ass out of the fire, right?”

“Just so,” the monk said, her thin lips tugged upwards on one side into a faint smile.

True to form, Danica — apparently completely unable to process praise of any sort — simply stood there blushing, red ears quivering madly, while she stared intently at her feet.

“Our fair elf maid excluded, the rest of us are all pretty much beat to shit,” Lexi said, gingerly taking a seat beside Samantha, and silently pulling up the refreshed table of the team’s collective stats.

“From what Samantha told us last night, we should be able to reach the abbey today, but I’m honestly not sure what our best course of action is here, so I’d like to get your opinions. Should we take a breather here and focus on healing ourselves and refilling our respective magical reservoirs? Or, would that just put us in more danger of getting hit by another group of riders like we did tonight?”

Danica tentatively raised her hand.