It always was a battle of wills between them, to see how long Raine could hold out under the barrage he put all her senses under. Sight, smell, sound, taste, touch--all of these were used to one degree or another to break through the mage's defenses. Each and every time. One would think that so many victories would sour him to the experience, but it hadn't.
No; it had only driven him to try new methods. Like now.
"Yes, start," he purred, ignoring the ninja's glare as he positioned Raine on the bed. The two women could see each other perfectly--watch and hear what both of them were about to partake in. For, he had no desire to stamp anything out of Raine--yet. No, he planned on letting it build to the point that it would take more than just him to put it out, forcing Raine to beg for relief.
Right now, however, he was currently looking down at her, one eyebrow raised, his smile condescending. "Oh, but I am listening, Professor. I'm listening to your body, and it's telling me not to stop." He leaned down and barely brushed his lips against her ear.
"You wouldn't want to call your body a liar, now would you? What would our 'guest' think?"
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Date: 2016-08-24 03:31 am (UTC)No; it had only driven him to try new methods. Like now.
"Yes, start," he purred, ignoring the ninja's glare as he positioned Raine on the bed. The two women could see each other perfectly--watch and hear what both of them were about to partake in. For, he had no desire to stamp anything out of Raine--yet. No, he planned on letting it build to the point that it would take more than just him to put it out, forcing Raine to beg for relief.
Right now, however, he was currently looking down at her, one eyebrow raised, his smile condescending. "Oh, but I am listening, Professor. I'm listening to your body, and it's telling me not to stop." He leaned down and barely brushed his lips against her ear.
"You wouldn't want to call your body a liar, now would you? What would our 'guest' think?"