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Sole Wolfess and Kid, Part 9
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“Where are we going?”
“Will you interrupt our worship?” the Priestess interjected, her striped tail swishing back and forth. She was a tigress, but white fur where there weren’t black stripes. Behind her, I could see the crowd looking on.
The Guard bowed slightly. “Do I look like I have bad manners?”
She smiled. “May I tell your parents that they raised you right?” To me she asked, “Are you this girl’s mother?”
I glanced down at Aedith and smiled. “Isn’t it obvious?” I asked, because even though I did not give birth to her, I’m the only mother she’s known.
Elves Don’t Lie, and wet-nurses don’t count.
“Have you come from Elfhame?” the Guard asked again, only slightly differently. Stretching the Rules, but not exactly breaking them.
“Has someone told you we’d be coming?” I asked, and his eyes widened slightly.
“Would you like to come inside?” the Priestess asked.
I opened my mouth, but paused as Aedith tugged at my sleeve. I looked down at her and she asked, “Can I get a drink of water?”
The Guard and the Priestess and I all looked at each other.
They nodded, and I scooped my giggling little girl up to give her a nuzzle. “Yes, of course you can,” I said. A goat in the crowd laughed, rang a gong that he’d produced from his Elfintory, and the crowd cheered Aedith as the winner of the Question Game.
Story by
Walt46 and M. Mitchell Marmel. All rights lefted.
“Where are we going?”
“Will you interrupt our worship?” the Priestess interjected, her striped tail swishing back and forth. She was a tigress, but white fur where there weren’t black stripes. Behind her, I could see the crowd looking on.
The Guard bowed slightly. “Do I look like I have bad manners?”
She smiled. “May I tell your parents that they raised you right?” To me she asked, “Are you this girl’s mother?”
I glanced down at Aedith and smiled. “Isn’t it obvious?” I asked, because even though I did not give birth to her, I’m the only mother she’s known.
Elves Don’t Lie, and wet-nurses don’t count.
“Have you come from Elfhame?” the Guard asked again, only slightly differently. Stretching the Rules, but not exactly breaking them.
“Has someone told you we’d be coming?” I asked, and his eyes widened slightly.
“Would you like to come inside?” the Priestess asked.
I opened my mouth, but paused as Aedith tugged at my sleeve. I looked down at her and she asked, “Can I get a drink of water?”
The Guard and the Priestess and I all looked at each other.
They nodded, and I scooped my giggling little girl up to give her a nuzzle. “Yes, of course you can,” I said. A goat in the crowd laughed, rang a gong that he’d produced from his Elfintory, and the crowd cheered Aedith as the winner of the Question Game.
Story by
Walt46 and M. Mitchell Marmel. All rights lefted.
Category All / All
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 1280 x 2162px
File Size 1.58 MB
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