Is that for me Ser?

The sun glinted off Ser Alec's armor as he exerted himself in battle. A continuous fight

that plagued him every few seconds while he climbed a path etched into the side of a

mountain. He was without an ally right now because his traveling companion a dragoness named Sehocha, had taken his horse ahead. Her reasoning had been that the path was too difficult for a horse. As soon as she had left, the raid from harpies had begun with an annoying persistence. Alec would never say it out loud, but he was beginning to tire.

What Alec found particularly annoying with each band of harpies is that his sword failed

to draw blood. The things were fast and cackled out annoying taunts with his struggles.

Their weapons couldn't penetrate his armor, always clanging off, but he could not ignore

them. To do so would invite more focused attacks and a threat of the creatures actually

finding weakness in his armor. He swung his sword and with a shriek, they were gone again.

Alec would have liked to scream at them in frustration, but he dismissed the want to keep composure. He even contemplated yelling out for the dragoness, but he couldn't bring himself to out of a sense of fear. Twice now she had shown him her strength. Once, a few days ago at Castle Rooker where she had burned both castle and town to the ground. The second had been in her hunting the night before. A sense of ease went though him as he recalled her more carnal delights. Thought of her giant breasts and lustful serpentine eyes made him feel better as he continued on the path. The knight was rounding a bend when the screeching came back.

Hugging the cliff face, Alec had his sword at the ready when the harpies appeared. Like before, they attacked him with spears, dull knives and insults. He answered the blows on his armor with swings of his sword. Thinking that the attack would be over soon, Alec swung widely and was rewarded when his sword sunk into the midriff of a harpy.

His laugh and her cried of pain stopped the attacks. The others took off and with a pull, he yanked his sword out of the unlucky vermin. She fell to the ground and surprisingly didn't flop around. Blood coated the path as her naked breasts heaved with a painful wheeze. Harpies were not know for the constitution, but the wound wasn't deep enough to give her a quick death.

"I can end it," he offered. Her struggles ceased for a moment. Bird feet kicked out and it looked to him as if she was trying to turn herself over. After failing, she stopped.

"Fuck you human. I curse you for your treachery," she said. Alec wanted to respond, but realized it would be a fruitless endeavor to point out that the harpies attacked him first. Growing weary, he turned and left the beast to die with a final thought on how sex with a harpy would be.

Most travelers from any mountain area told of harassment. Few even hinted that the bird-women would capture and rape men. Often the stories described how ugly and mean the beasts were. Mean, he could see, but as he thought about the unlucky harpy, his only though on her looks were that maybe the beak was off putting, but she wasn't a horrid looking thing.

After trekking for what seemed like too long, he paused and realized that the harpies had left him. No more attacks and s he rested for a bit, he realized how exhausted he was. Water bags had been pierced and with a sigh of frustration, he hoped that hsi journey wouldn't be too much longer. He continued on.

Eventually the path wove into a set of stairs. Feeling parched, he took the steps until they turned and brought him into a canyon. Reflecting on the smooth walls reminded him that he had no idea where he was going. With no horse or directions, he would continue on the promise Sehocha had made him. If he fell behind, he would be left behind and she would eat his horse. Alec loved his horse to allow it to become a victim of a hungry dragon.

Having a wall helped him. He steadied himself with a hand as he walked, telling himself this walk was nothing. Plus, he kept himself dwelling on the pain in his body by thinking about Sehocha. Thinking about how her tongue worked on his member earlier kept his legs moving. Thoughts about burying himself in her hot sex dulled the pain. Her moans became encouragement.

Sex at Castle Rooker had been a reluctant pleasure. When they had reached a hidden grotto to rest, there, the sex had been on a level even higher than what the knight had ever experienced before. It had begun with the pool

The grotto had a shallow pool of water in it. With a laugh, the dragoness had heated the pool with her flame to both of their delight. As he relaxed in the warm water, she had struck. Alec learned something that night about dragons. They were insatiable. So much so that Alec had fallen asleep on top of her with one of her tits in his mouth.

"Hey Ser Knight," a female voice said. Alec recognized it immediately as Sehocha and he looked up, thinking she was above him.

Not there, look to your left," she said.

Alec looked to his left and saw a doorway carved into the canyon wall. Without Sehocha calling to him, he would have walked past it never knowing it was there. A shiver of fear went through him as he wondered if there had been other enclaves passed. With a shrug, he walked into the cave with his sword in front of him.

"It amazes me how cautious humans are," Sehocha greeted him as he walked into the hiding place. She was in her maiden form naked, and working around a fire. Looking up, he saw a speckle of light in the far away ceiling. That explained why the room wasn't filled with smoke. Sheathing his sword he walked over to her.

"Where were you?" he asked, trying to hide not only the anger in his voice, but also the exhaustion.

"Been here a few hours. You were slow," she said.

"Harpies were kind of a pain."

She laughed.

"Take your armor off and get comfortable. We have to stay here tonight," she said, going back to cooking. The smell of food ignited his appetite.

"We can't travel because of the harpies at night?" he asked studying the red skinned beauty. Other than her skin color, her horns and tail were the only things that really gave her away as non human.

"Those vermin?" she asked him never looking up. "No. There are worse things in the mountains."

"Are you kidding me? They were half the reason I was so far behind."

She laughed again.

"Your armor glistens in the sun knight. Harpies like shiny things. If you had thrown a few coins out, they would have gone for those."

He grumbled to himself walking over to a wall. She had told him to take his armor off, but he had refused before starting the trek through the mountain. Then the comment about the coins and he felt ashamed in his lack of foresight. Clasping the clips on his shoulder, he turned them and with a click, he breast plate came off. He took each piece of his armor off and laid them in a row against the wall. Next, he took off his undergamrents and stretched in the air.

"Where did you get food?" he asked as he walked up to the fire.

"Harpies are pretty easy to catch while they're in the air."

"And you're wanting me to eat one?"

"Sure. Why would it matter. They aren't human or a dragon."

"Alec surmised then that a dragon wouldn't be too concerned about other creatures. Heck,

most monsters weren't, which is why humans hunted them. They hunted humans.

"So, where's my horse?"

"Already at our destination. Don't worry, she'll b e cared for."

Alec wasn't worried about his horse. What bothered him was the Sehocha had already been to

where they were going.

"How?" he asked with a grimace.

She took a slice of cooked meat and handed it to him. He ate greedily and found that harpy

wasn't such a bad meal.

"I told you at the foot of the mountain I could fly us. The others have him"

Alec had to refuse her though. One, because of his code and two, because he was sure it

was a test. If he had accepted, he was sure Sehocha would have killed him. Part of this

journey was to prove himself worthy to help.

"Who're these others?"

"Various monsters all in need of help from a knight."

"I only agreed to help you," he said.

The conversation died and Sehocha left him by the fire. Alec watched as she laid down in

the shadows of the fire. In no time, she was snoring. He ate the rest of the meat and

found a skin full of water. This water was quickly drunk and he burped with satisfaction

at feeling better from the meal. Getting up, he walked over t the dragon and lay next to

her for sleep. Turning to spoon her, her heat had an immediate effect on his loins and

with a sigh, he felt himself grow in excitement with just touching her.

"Can I help you Ser," Sehocha asked, her voice sounding amused.

"Sorry," he said.

Sehocha began to shift around. With her ass wiggling, she pushed her firm backside up to