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Elf Maidens of Thurn

Copyright© 2023 by Rachael Jane

Chapter 19: Wharepa

Fantasy Sex Story: Chapter 19: Wharepa - For fifty years since the capture and transportation of their forebears to Thurn, the women of a race the Thurnians call Elves have been at the mercy of the citizens of Thurn. Although talented in metal and leather work, it is the Elves beauty and sexual allure to Thurnian men which is in most demand. Wealthy men are now creating private harems of Elf Maidens while government officials wrestle with the problem of the ever-increasing population of Elves in Thurn.

Caution: This Fantasy Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa   Consensual   Heterosexual   Fiction   Fairy Tale   Post Apocalypse   Sharing   Light Bond   Group Sex   Harem   Polygamy/Polyamory   Interracial   Lactation   Masturbation   Oral Sex   Pregnancy   Squirting  

The journey to the elven settlement is uneventful, other than it becomes increasingly clear that the three mules are becoming more of a liability than a help. They are stubborn to manage and more than once they delay our progress. In reality, as our supplies diminish we could manage to carry what is left ourselves. The weather is milder than we are accustomed to at this time of year, so our thick winter coats are no longer needed. The broad leaf trees and vegetation in the surrounding forest are very different from the larches and fir trees that dominate the forests of Thurn. The elves are able to forage for food to feed us. The occasional rabbit, and fish from the nearby streams, mean that we rarely need to touch what is left of our packed food. By the time we approach the elven settlement, Akenehi has decided that she intends to trade the mules for whatever we can get in exchange.

The elven settlement is well hidden in a pleasant glade on the inside of a wide bend in a small river. The settlement is home to about thirty elves, all of whom are relatively young. None of them bear a Thurnian tattoo. The oldest settlement elf is younger than Horowai, and Akenehi seems positively ancient by comparison. The differences in dialect make communication tricky, but not impossible. Akenehi and some of the other Elf Maidens soon understand most of what the elves are saying. The story they tell suggests the settlement is a small mining community extracting tin, copper and lead from nearby outcrops. They process the ores themselves, and the extracted metal is transported overland to a larger settlement to the west of us. We aren’t sure if the settlement they mention is where this mysterious Wharepa is located, or somewhere else. The young elves of the settlement dismiss the absence of older elves as natural, although I know from my government work that lead mining will cause blindness in miners after a number of years. I don’t ask what becomes of any blind elves.

The settlement elves happily accept our mules in exchange for a selection of lighter garments for the elves of our commune. Cassandra and Egbertha are happy to pick out lightweight garments that are obviously elven in style. Drew, Seamus and I stick to our Thurnian clothing as there’s nothing in our size among the lightweight garments. The ambient temperature of this forest is several degrees warmer than it was further north. Once everyone has a garment, some side-trading is undertaken. Defina35 secures a small supply of tin and copper for her stock of metals to work on.

As welcome as we are made to feel, we are equally encouraged to be on our way. At least the settlement elves throw one of their wild parties in celebration of our arrival. A party which degenerates into an orgy that leaves Drew, Seamus and me feeling that we have earned our keep.

We resume our journey the next morning. Makareta once again leads the way. Despite our destination being more than a day’s travel away, both Akenehi and Makareta are confident of being able to find it using the directions provided by the settlement elves.

“Do we know what this Wharepa looks like?” I ask Akenehi.

“Not exactly, but I believe it is what we originally set out to find,” replies Akenehi.

“Did you know that elves lived this far south?” asks Cassandra, joining our conversation.

“Only the from the stories some elves told. Contrary to Thurnian beliefs, elves have lived in these forests for centuries. The ruins we stayed in on the other side of the river were almost certainly the remains of an elven settlement. And the elves we have just met are native to this area. How else can you explain the presence of elven men?”

Neither Cassandra nor I can offer a counter-argument to Akenehi’s claims. The presence of elven men, and an elven village this far from the recognised borders of Thurn, support Akenehi’s assertions.

“I can see that you are struggling to accept what I say,” says Akenehi. “Perhaps you will be convinced when we reach the Wharepa.”

“But you said that you didn’t know what this Wharepa looks like,” I counter.

“I don’t. But I’m sure we will know when we see it.”

Fortunately, our route through the forest is easier now that there is a recognisable trail to follow. Our progress is slowed by the gravid Elf Maidens approaching the end of their pregnancies. Defina36 remains convinced that she is about to produce twins and she is struggling to keep up with the main body of our commune. One of the adolescent elves stays with Defina36 to ensure she doesn’t get left behind. The wild animals give us a wide berth, but we don’t fool ourselves into believing that an isolated elf wouldn’t be attacked if the opportunity arose.

We stop at another elven settlement on our route. This one is smaller than the mining community we’ve just left. We are made welcome, despite the initial suspicion at the presence of Thurnians. As usual, the welcome includes a wild party that evening, and plenty of exercise for our cocks. I’m fortunate that Cassandra now makes a habit of tending to my battered cock each night and makes it her personal mission to ensure it is washed clean. Apparently Egbertha provides a similar service for Drew and Seamus.

As tempting as it is to spend an extra day in the village, Akenehi wisely insists that we continue on our journey the next day. In some respects it is a race against time. With so many Elf Maidens in their final days of pregnancy, we need to reach our destination soon or face the prospect of tending to multiple births in the open forest. Despite several of the pregnant Elf Maidens being in obvious discomfort, none of them complains, and they all do their best to maintain a good pace.

We finally see our destination when we reach the summit of a low hill. By now the thick forest of tall trees has given way to smaller copses of trees and scrubby grassland. In front of us is a huge stone structure comprising of a tall tower surrounded by smaller buildings. It would be easy to think of it as a castle, except for the absence of walls and other fortifications. As we draw closer we can see wooden huts and larger wooden buildings scattered around the stone tower.

Other trails merge with our path, and before long we are travelling along a wide track between ploughed fields. A group of elves approach us and Akenehi and Makareta move forward to meet with what appears to be the settlement’s reception committee. The rest of us stand patiently, while curious young elves from the settlement come to see what is happening. Before long our own pre-adolescent elves are playing games with their settlement counterparts. I don’t know what is negotiated between Akenehi and the local elves, but we are at least welcomed into their community. There doesn’t appear to be any obvious bias against Thurnians.

 
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