@wanderingwolfwitcher [as discussed]
She clutches the cloak tighter about her frame, drawing the hood up over her head to at least try to keep the snow out of her eyes.
Rhaena had thought she would grow used to the chills that winters on The Continent brought. It had been near four years since she had fled from Westeros, where she had been condemned to a life of poverty in King’s Landing. She’d had no clue where she would end up when she stole away into the belly of a merchant ship, and it would seem that had the crew- she would later learn that their original destination had been Essos, but wild storms had sent them adrift and now here she was.
She’d traversed her way through this strange new world, eventually settling in a small village close to the mountains of Kaedwen. Of course, without a coin to her name, she had had to find work quickly, but the village’s pleasure house had employed her the moment they had laid eyes upon her. It was not something she particularly enjoyed, but it earned her enough to purchase a small homestead on the outskirts of the village.
The storm had set in as she was returning home and quickly, she had lost her bearings in the blizzard. She’d ended up in the forest that circled the village, entirely blind to the true way home. She paused for a moment, dark eyes casting this way and that to look for something familiar. But so thick was the snow that she could scarcely see her hand in front of her face. And she did not see the creature until it had knocked her to the ground, sharp claws pressing into her chest as it pins her down. All she can see now is teeth, growing ever closer as it leans down to take the death bite-
Suddenly, she hears the swing of the sword through the icy air, the thud of the creatures head as it lands close to hers, and feels the warm spray of blood across her face. Eyes remain shut for several moments before she slowly opens them, gaze falling upon the man in the dark red cloak, who stands above her.
Eyes wide with fear, she scrambles to her feet. Beneath the hood, she can make out yellow eyes and a large scar that marrs his face. She’s seen him around the village from time to time- she cannot recall his name, but she knows he is one of the elusive Witchers who spend their winters nearby.
“Th-thank you, Ser…” she says with as much bravery as she can muster, words heavily accented. “Forgive me but…I have no coin for you…”
@wanderingwolfwitcher
The sensation of his seed filling her, combined with his groans of pleasure into her mouth only serve to drive her into another powerful pleasure. Her own sounds of pleasure joining his, muffled by the heated kiss they share.
After several long moments, her hips slow to a stop before she eventually rolls off him onto her back beside him, dark eyes fixed upon the high ceiling of their tower room. Panting with the exertion of her fucking mere moments ago.
Eventually, once she has regained enough of herself, she props herself up slightly, running a hand through her dark hair and smirking over at him.
“I feared I would grow bored of this, you know?” She murmurs. “But I know for certain now that I never shall…”
She leans over to press a kiss to his cheek before rising from the bed, throwing a robe about her bare frame before moving over to pour herself a goblet of wine. However, now that their intimacy has paused for the moment, the darkness of her thoughts begins to creep back in and suddenly, the tower room feels entirely stifling.
Murmuring to Eskel that she needed some air, she grabs both the pitcher and her goblet, making for the balcony. Setting the items down atop the railing and leaning upon it herself. Feeling the tears fill her eyes almost immediately as she gazes out across the moonlit valley below.













