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It was his first time in the realm of the castle kitchen, a place that promised many delights yet at present had none: the ovens were cooled, the fires were out, and a place that should be filled with mellifluous scents and sights was dull and dim; the oven room, scullery and larder were all but silent with no servant or cook to tend them. The cook and servants had all been encouraged to take refuge in the servants quarter of the keep until the morrow, leaving them to pass a tranquil evening after such a ordeal but leaving the giant to bear his rising hunger. He had not eaten anything since the evening before, and though he had been trained to go many days without food or water, he would soon be forced to quench his appetite in one manner or another.Once he joined his mate and spied what was within the barrels, his hunger rose and his avidness was expatiated. He forced the heap of fur blankets and canvas he was carrying into his mate’s hands and shoved her aside to claim his rightful place as provision tester, claiming that his palate was more discerning than hers and he could tell whether this pork was acceptable for transport. He sampled a few shards from each barrel to make certain that everything was evenly spiced and hummed in a state of assenting reflection, pondering each shred of pork with a thoughtful thrum.The commander, though in possession of some strength for a woman of her size, was unable to hold the pile she had been tendered and placed the canvas and furs onto the table beside her. “Odd I find it that for one who wears so many furs you feel the need to collect even more,” she smirked.“Your kingdom is cold, woman,” was the giant’s reply, keeping his eyes upon his task.She laughed at his ravening behavior and stood in front of him, attempting to deter him from his sampling. “And I would not warm you as well as a blanket could do?” she said, placing her hands on her hips and giving the giant a clever look.Her goading, though innocently meant, was ill-timed; she had interrupting the quenching of his hunger, and when he looked down at her keen eyes, slightly-colouring cheeks, and the rounded tops of her breasts, he could not disregard such provocation. He pulled her hands from her hips and drew her forward. “You would, woman,” he decided, pressing her chest against his torso.She delighted in her hands being trapped by his and began to attest to Frewyn farmers having a talent for enduring cold while pressing herself suggestively against him. They were finally alone one more, and though only for a few moments at most, she was resolved to enjoy their privacy while she could.Rautu heard his mate speak but he could not much attend; the combination of her eagerness and their being alone had driven his appetite beyond his ability to concentrate. I would have you in my bed, woman, he thought while feeling her pleasurable warmth, in my bed every evening to warm me and to allow me relief. I would share a home with you and honour you many times in an evening. You need not ask me or provoke me. I would please my Traala as I have sworn to do. His profession went unsaid; it manifested a rapacious embrace and eager osculations around her craned neck, exposed for his caprice by pulling back on her long hair. I would have you sleep upon me, beneath me, beside me. I would feel your warmth, I would have you feel the extant of my ethnaa, and I would have you give me Dhraaha. His mind wandered in pleasance, traversing the notions of breaking the Amghari regulations where he could. It was not enough to be in her presence or fight at her side. He must be permitted to indulge, he must release, he must do something to convey how desperately he wished to- he brooked his considerations but where he endeavored to check his hungering motions, he failed. He must hinder and distract himself for her safety. Long had it been since a release of his ethnaa and he was allowing it to conquer him through his affections. He would not permit it to happen again, that which had made him so apprehensive of seeking another woman for company. The notion of sleeping with her curled against his chest remained as he removed his mouth from her nape and said, “You have not prepared enough for our journey,” hoping a continuance of their conversation would help him reclaim his focus.
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