Chapter 61: Few more Sessions

Chapter 61: Few more SessionsWhen Lea’s blood clot and she stopped bleeding from the claw incision, Caius didn’t make another, he just dragged his tongue across her neck, tasting and savoring her sweat as his cock continued to spurt out cum deep inside her gripping snatch. When both their orgasms eventually petered out, Lea Gilligan pulled forward, causing Caius’ cock to leave her pussy for the first time since he had put it in. She fell against the tree trunk and her body shook as light spasms still tore through her but her eyes were no longer staring in different directions and she was no longer feeling the urge to wag her tongue. She turned around, her tits wobbling with her movement and stared at Caius. "You impressed..." she said, nodding. "Well, I try," Caius said with a smug smile but Lea wasn’t done. "... But you held back," she said. "Held back? You mean that I can still keep going?" Caius asked with a smirk and then chuckled as he nodded, "Well, yes. I suppose I AM far from being tapped out." Lea laughed with him. "That’s very impressive and very good to hear. But it’s not what I meant. I meant you held back your true nature. I don’t know exactly what it is but I’m sure I’ve not had the privilege of meeting it. Of meeting the real you. It’s a shame because it means you’re still thinking. Still being held back. You’re not yet truly free. Fortunately for you, I can help with that. We will have that Wildness unleashed. I’m sure of it." "What if I don’t want it unleashed?" Caius asked. Lea laughed even harder now. "Why? Are you worried? Don’t worry, I can handle it." She said. "What if it’s not you I’m worried about," Caius said and there was a momentary pause. He and the Professor locked eyes as they both came to terms with the implication of his words. Caius averted his eyes first and pulled his pants up, shoving his barely flaccid and still large cock into his pants so he could redo the fastenings. He was buttoning up his shirt when Lea placed a finger on her cheek. He might have averted his eyes but hers never left him. "Ah, I see," she said, "It’s a matter of trust." Caius said nothing and fastened even more buttons on his shirt, slightly sidetracked by how clean it was. With the enchantment stitched into it, not even pussy juices or fluids of exertion could stick to it. Lea clicked her fingers then. "I’ve decided," she said. "You’ve decided what?" Caius asked slowly and was suddenly on guard even though he knew it was pointless. If the Professor was going to attack him, he wasn’t physically powerful enough to resist. Plus, those damn tits were very distracting so he doubted he’d have it in him to do anything anyway. "I’ve decided to see this through. A few more sessions to work out those untrusting kinks of yours and we’ll have you acting free—and letting loose those basal instincts you keep shoving down—in no time. Trust." Caius just stared and then he smiled. "Sessions to work out kinks?" He said knowing that was a barely veiled proposition to continue what they just started here. A thinly veiled admission by the Professor that she had enjoyed it enough not to want it to end just yet. Lea smiled like she could tell he saw through her. Like she wanted him to see through her. "What do you say?" She asked and held a hand out. Caius looked from her smiling face to her outstretched hand and then grabbed it to shake it. "Sure, why not?" He said. "That’s the spirit," Lea said with a wide smile and a glint in her feline-blue eyes, "We’re going to have so much fun." Caius chuckled. "Oh, I don’t doubt that." ••• Lea Gilligan was dressed in seconds. She spent a minute releasing the Fire-Cracking Lizards into the wild (Caius had totally forgotten about that guise she used to lure him here and now that he remembered, was even more surprised it was still a legitimate task) and she led Caius out of the Lochxen Forest. "On your own, you could wander for hours," she said. "You lured me that deep?" Caius said with a smile. Lea laughed. "No. The terrain can just be confusing and that’s partly by design. Also, most of that time might be spent trying to survive the Beasts within." The veil that demarcated the Lochxen Forest from the Academy’s grounds shimmered around Caius’ body as Lea gave him permission to step over the boundary line and exit it. "You’ll find your way from here?" She asked Caius who nodded. "Of course," he said and gestured at the Academy’s large buildings that were so clear to see up ahead. Lea smiled. "I’ll be in touch," she said and stepped back through the veil, vanishing within the shadows cast by the Forest trees. Caius spent maybe a second staring after her before he hurried back to school. Break was almost over but he went to the Cafeteria still. Five minutes sitting with Kaya and Eloise seemed far more interesting than sitting alone in Class waiting for them to join him. The moment he was at the doorway, he saw that Kaya’s eyes were already on him. Like they had been there all along, waiting for him. She even immediately stood to her feet and joined him before he took more than two steps in. "What took you so long?" She asked urgently. Caius looked surprised. He knew he was late but she sounded like he had really missed something so he looked all about the Cafeteria to see what it could be. Eloise was sitting alone now and was frowning but besides that, nothing out of the ordinary. "Professor Gilligan held me," he said and almost laughed at how true those words were. Kaya wasn’t really listening though. She just grabbed his arm and pulled him out of the Cafeteria and began leading him down the corridor. "Kaya, what’s wrong?" Caius asked after they had taken many steps, turned a few corners, and were very far from the Cafeteria. "What? Nothing’s wrong," Kaya said, "You’re just late, is all." "I’m not hungry," he said. Kaya rolled her eyes with a short laugh, "I’m not talking about that," she said and suddenly stopped, turning so she and Caius were facing each other, "Today’s the last day of the week. Of the school week. After today, it’ll be the weekend. For two days we won’t see each other. "True," Caius said trying to understand what she was getting at. "I can’t wait that long. It’s been long enough, as is," Kaya said with a tiny groan and right when it was starting to dawn on Caius what Kaya had been getting at, she grabbed his shoulder and pushed him back. The wall gave way. Only now, Caius realized it wasn’t a wall but rather a door that led into a dingy room. A supply closet. Lochxen had these little things all over but their entrances were made such a part of the walls that only authorized personnel (The Janitors) knew how to access them. "How long did it take you to find this?" Caius asked. There were times the various storage closets had come up in the original story but it was very rare because it was hard to locate. At the time, Caius—as Kevin—had been sure that Sam_Ellis included the Supply closet as a little hideaway for her characters to make out or go even further but, like with all other sexual content in the book, she chickened out and repurposed it as somewhere Aurelius and his buddies practiced magic in secret. "Quite a while, actually," Kaya admitted and, even in the darkness, Caius could tell she was blushing, "I’d heard about it so I took time after school every day since, you know, that day, searching for them until I found this one. Just thought it’d do better than a classroom." Her vines appeared now and closed the door before sealing it shut from within while tiny green motes appeared to light up the darkness so Caius could see her nervous face. She had brought him here for something but now found her words failing her. One of Caius’ arms went around her waist as his other hand cradled her cheek as he brought their lips together. Kaya’s hands gripped his jacket and pulled him against her body as hard as she could and then she pushed against him, pressing him against the door. Caius laughed against their kiss. "We have class in five minutes. I think," he said, "Probably even less." "I don’t care. We can be a little late," Kaya groaned against his lips, "I want this now." And that was the only convincing Caius needed.