Forbidden Arcana- Sensory Magic Arc

by Tamryn Tamer

  Jericho’s cock didn’t pulse so much as it seized. His cock felt like it was going to permanently erect as the sensation of cumming continued for several seconds. After his cock finally relaxed it immediately tensed again mimicking the first release. It finished with a final third release.

  Jinx released Ariel’s head from her thighs, the fairy started giggling hysterically while chasing Jinx’s pussy with her mouth. Jinx, rolled away embarrassed by how her enemy had forced her to cum. Ariel’s body spasmed randomly, each time followed by her snickering excitedly.

  “What’s happening,” she asked through laughter as another shudder occurred. “It tickles. It feels so good.”

  Jericho and Jinx watched in curiosity as the fairy cuddled up to Jinx affectionately while alternating shivers and giggles. After several minutes it finally seemed to subside.

  “She’s weird,” Jinx said staring at Jericho implying it was his fault. “She’s very weird. Rake. Cad.”

  “I’m sorry,” Ariel buried her red face in a pillow. “I don’t know what happened. Everything felt like tiny explosions kept going off.”

  “Okay,” Jericho said climbing into bed next to her. “First of all, no need to be embarrassed. That was hot. Second, that was an orgasm. Now, I’m not an expert on fairy orgasms, but if that’s how you orgasm every time, awesome.”

  “Your beast said I’m weird,” Ariel said, her fondness for Jinx clearly vanished as soon as the sensations. “Am I weird?”

  “Yeah,” Jericho laughed while pulling her close. “I’m into weird. I’m weird, Jinx is weird, Terra’s weird. We’re all weird. So, you’ll fit right in. But, I’m pretty sure we still need to kiss. At least if you still want to be my familiar?”

  “I do,” she said assuredly. Jericho leaned in and gave her a soft kiss on the lips, immediately he became inundated with the knowledge of mind magic. Just like spirit magic, he realized he never would have understood it without feeling it. It felt as if a canvas in his mind had been unlocked and he could create anything. Behind the canvas, there was also motions, sounds, behaviors, smells, and he could attach them all to the objects he created. He looked at Ariel and Jinx and intuitively understood how to target them specifically and show them what was on his canvas. He decided to take it for a test drive.

  He envisioned an emerald necklace in his mind, he added some sounds, even the smell of metal. As soon as the image was done, he’d attached it to Jinx’s mind and placed it in his hand.

  “Jewelry!” Jinx yelled while reaching out to snatch it only to have her hand swipe through. She looked at him with rage-filled eyes. “Bastard! Cheat! Liar! Cad! Fucker! Sicko! Trickster! Knave!”

  “You’re a fast learner,” Ariel laughed as Jinx rolled over angrily. “So, this is what it feels like to be a familiar. It feels warm and safe.”

  “You’re going to be mean just like fairies! Brute! Jackass!” Jinx snapped. Jericho realized he’d crossed a line.

  “I’m sorry,” Jericho said while climbing between Ariel and Jinx to cuddle with her. “I just wanted to test something out. I won’t tease you with illusions anymore.”

  “Promise? Jerk. Scoundrel.” Jinx said indignantly.

  “I promise,” Jericho said while pulling her toward him. Ariel wrapped her arms around him from behind. “I won’t tease you with illusions. Although I may still use them on you for other reasons.”

  “What do you mean by that? Deceiver. Rascal.” Jinx growled.

  Jericho envisioned a room full of naked women dancing and fucking each other. Each woman reminiscent of one he’d seen in movies, games, or the media. As soon as he was happy with the mechanics, he made it appear around them. It was like the entire world was a scene where his objects simply acted out their scripts.

  “Wow!” Ariel sat up excitedly. “To create such a large and detailed illusion with so little training, you must be powerful.”

  “He’s an idiot and a pervert! Who are these whores? Philanderer! Womanizer!” Jinx snapped while looking around the room. She turned to Ariel, “Stop being impressed! Bug. Worm.”

  “Why?” Ariel asked while adjusting her composure to that of a noble lady, albeit a naked one. “Our master should be respected. He is a powerful mage and with very little practice he has created an impressive illusion. Additionally, it’s only common for someone of his status to have many partners. As long as he continues to care for us, I see no reason he should not have as many partners as he wishes.”

  “What!” Jinx yelled while jumping out of bed. “If he has more familiars, he’ll have less time for me! And he’ll have less money to buy me things! Idiot! Beatle!”

  “I would expect nothing less from a stupid beast,” Ariel said haughtily. “You only think of yourself rather than the needs of our master.”

  “I let him have you!” Jinx snapped angrily. “Just you wait! You’ll know how it feels when he gets his third familiar! Harlot! Slattern!”

  “I’m sure I’ll handle it with far more dignity than you,” Ariel said.

  “Let’s not worry about that now,” Jericho said dissipating his illusion and pulling Jinx back onto the bed. “I’m tired and want to cuddle with my fun, smart, and beautiful familiars.”

  “Fine,” Jinx said as her face turned red. “But I want more jewelry and clothes. And we need a big house like this one because I don’t want to share a small house. Cretin. Dummy.”

  “Okay,” Jericho said completely relaxed. “Let’s just rest for a while.”

  Chapter 14

  An Enemy and an Opportunity

  “I’ve been looking all over for you,” Terra said as they arrived near the center of town. All the fairies in the village surrounded the central fountain. On the end of it stood a very terrified fairy. “We have a problem. Or maybe an opportunity. Depends on how you look at it.”

  “What do you mean?” Jericho asked as the three of them approached. He looked at the angry fairy on the fountain pointing at the sky as if it were falling. “What’s going on?”

  “By killing the elders, we started something,” Terra answered while glancing at Jinx. “Long story short, their magic was keeping a monster at bay, a powerful one. It’s also the reason the woods are decaying.”

  “Interesting,” Jericho said. He turned to Ariel, “Ariel, if we were to get rid of the monster in the woods, what would happen to this village?”

  “Well,” Ariel thought for a moment. “I imagine we’d be free to open our borders and trade with other cities again.”

  “Oh my god,” Terra smiled and jumped around excitedly. “We’re going to be so fucking rich! Okay, so I’m going to need to run to my bank and transport all of my gold here so once the job is done, we can buy up everything.”

  “What’s going on?” Ariel looked to Jinx who was equally confused. “I don’t understand.”

  “The important thing is we’re going to free your village,” Jericho answered.

  He didn’t feel like explaining how certain villages, towns, and even cities in Forbidden Arcana needed to be unlocked by completing special objectives. Once the village or town was unlocked businesses and housing became available to purchase. Naturally, there was a lot of money to be made saving a town. But, since freed towns were announced in every city within minutes of being freed, it was important to have your resources ready early.

  “There is one thing that may be an issue,” Terra said glancing again at Jinx and then back at Jericho. “So…you remember how Jinx wouldn’t go north?”

  “No!” Jinx said realizing what Terra was saying. “Absolutely not! Idiots! Lunatics!”

  “Don’t worry Jinx,” Jericho reassured her while stroking her hair, “I won’t make you come with.”

  “Good,” Terra said. “Because it’s called a soul eater. I figure the reason Jinx is terrified is because she’s naturally weak to it. It’s also causing all the magical interference you two were talking about.”

  “Okay,” Jericho sighed. “Gather any information yet on it?”


  “Only that the elders magic hid the village from it and it was very powerful. Going near it apparently results in enormous pressure or pain.”

  “It likely uses spirit magic,” Jericho said. “If you can’t detect spirit magic you can’t dodge it and getting hit feels like getting punched in the gut. Get hit enough and you die.”

  “That’s what I figured,” Terra answered. “Killing it will probably be tough. Do you have any friends you’d be comfortable recruiting?”

  “My bench isn’t that deep,” Jericho laughed. “We can’t recruit Raven, she’ll swoop in and steal everything out from under us.”

  “Yeah,” Terra said. “My friends list is rather short at the moment as well. Enemies, on the other hand, has a waiting list for the waiting list.”

  “Alright,” Jericho said in an upbeat tone. “So that settles that I suppose.”

  “Nothing was settled,” Terra laughed.

  “It’s me and you versus a soul eater,” Jericho shrugged. “Step one is going to be gathering information. How many of the villagers have you talked to?”

  “A handful,” she said. “Mostly talked about sex though. They’re a little weird in bed.”

  “The continual spasm and giggling thing?” Jericho asked.

  “Yeah,” she nodded and looked at Ariel who was blushing. “The women do the giggle thing and the guys just get super affectionate and complimentary afterward. Like, they just barrage you with compliments while nuzzling into you. Just kind of comes out of nowhere.”

  “Yeah, I really like it though,” Jericho winked at Ariel. She tried to contain her excitement at the compliment. “So, let’s see what we can find out about the soul eater. Also, look for any reading material. Ariel, is there a library?”

  “Yes,” Ariel paused and looked toward the crater where the manor once stood. “Wait, no.”

  “Dammit,” Jericho said regretfully. “So, no reading material. Just do your best to gather information and let’s meet back here in a bit. Sound good?”

  “I still need to get my gold and bring it here if we’re going to buy up this village,” Terra said. “And I don’t know how much gold you have to bring to this place but I’m not floating you. I’m investing everything.”

  “I’m pretty broke,” Jericho sighed. “I maybe have enough for a house or two. I’ll make due. I’m used to all my friends having more gold than me.”

  “You can have some of mine,” Ariel offered. “How much do you need?”

  “Wait,” Jericho held up a finger. “You have gold?” he pointed accusingly at Jinx, “Do you have gold too?”

  “If I had gold, I’d spend it on jewelry. Idiot. Moron.” Jinx answered.

  “I think I have,” Ariel seemed to be deep in thought. “Is five hundred thousand gold a lot?”

  “What the fuck did you just say?” Terra said heatedly. “Did you say five hundred thousand?”

  “Yes,” Ariel answered while dashing behind Jericho. “Are you angry at me?”

  “I’m angry at Jericho,” Terra growled. “That’s insane. How in the world do you find the fairy sitting on a pile of gold? How fucking lucky are you!”

  “Hold on,” Jericho said still trying to wrap his head around it. “You have five hundred thousand gold. And I can just have it?”

  “You’re my master,” Arial nodded. “I don’t need it because you’re going to take care of me. Right?”

  “Right,” Jericho answered. He grinned at Terra. “Well guess who just married into money!”

  “Are you happy?” Ariel smiled shyly. “We can go back to my cottage and get it anytime you want. It’s in the chests in the basement.”

  “And where is your cottage exactly?” Terra asked jokingly.

  “Funny,” Jericho grinned. “But I’m not floating you.”

  “Fucker,” Terra snapped. “All the more reason I need to get my gold relocated here for when we kill the soul eater. I’m also going to stop at your place and take some invisibility potions. Probably going to need to be downing them all the way to the forest. Like hell, if I’m going to be caught out with all my gold on me.”

  “That’s fine,” Jericho said. “Just reimburse me.”

  “Oh,” Terra wanted to say something mean but bit her tongue. “Fine. But only after this all pays off.”

  “Fine,” Jericho said. “Anyway, find me when you get back.”

  “Right,” Terra checked her gear. “Be back in an hour or so.”

  “See you,” Jericho said as she ran off. He tilted his head to get a better look at her ass in her tight pants. Then he thought for a moment and just created an illusionary version of her in sexy lingerie. She struck various sexy poses he’d instantly come up with. “Ha. This is definitely my new favorite magic.”

  “Show me,” Jinx said while digging her fingers into his side. “Now. Pervert. Deviant.”

  “Ouch,” he said revealing the sexy Terra illusion he’d just created to the two familiars. “I was just practicing.”

  “It’s so real,” Ariel said supportively. “It’s very impressive! Good work!”

  “Don’t encourage it! Insect! Moth!” Jinx objected.

  “Hmph,” Ariel stuck her nose up at Jinx. “I will encourage whatever I wish.”

  “Stop it you two,” Jericho laughed. “I need to gather information. Ariel, think you can introduce me to everybody in town so I can ask them about the soul eater?”

  “Yes!” Ariel squealed. “I can’t wait to introduce everybody to you! They’re going to be so excited! Let’s go!”

  Ariel practically dragged Jericho and Jinx around the village introducing them to fairies. Ariel was right that they were excited to meet Jericho. Each one fawned over him and said how happy they were that Ariel found him. It was going to his head a little.

  Unfortunately, while they were happy and complimentary, they had very little information regarding the soul eater. He’d pick up fragments of information but no silver bullet on how to take it down, especially with only two people.

  “This is a waste of time,” Jinx huffed. “Fairies are stupid. And you shouldn’t face that monster. Maniac. Moron.”

  “Fairies are wise,” Ariel grinned. “Unlike foolish beasts.”

  Jinx made a quick motion toward Ariel, causing the fairy to dash behind Jericho.

  “Stop it,” Jericho interrupted. “Anybody else left to talk to?”

  “Just one more,” Ariel said while leading the way to a small cottage surrounded by black flowers. “Although Cynthia doesn’t care for me very much.” She turned toward Jinx, “You may want to stay out here. Cynthia may pull tricks on you if you come into her yard.”

  “Fine,” Jinx said. “I don’t want to visit more fairies anyway. Mosquito. Pest.”

  “Wow,” Jericho said as they entered the yard. The smell of black licorice overwhelmed his nostrils as they approached the house. “What kind of flowers are those?”

  “Void flowers,” Ariel said. “Only Cynthia knows how to grow them and she won’t tell anybody. She uses them to make liquor. But it tastes disgusting. Nobody drinks it but her.”

  “We’re going to come back to that later,” Jericho said. He knew that if he learned that recipe, he’d stand to make a lot of gold selling black licorice liquor to players. “For now, are you going to knock and introduce us?”

  “No need,” A fairy appeared in front of them dressed in a black transparent mesh. Jericho was immediately distracted by her pink nipples poking through. He looked down and saw a well-trimmed black bush. Her wings and eyes were both a radiant emerald green and her black hair fell down past her ass. She stared at Ariel with hostility, “Princess Ariella Pepperspring. To what do I owe the pleasure?”

  “Princess?” Jericho interrupted.

  “Did you just speak without being spoken to?” the woman shot a murderous glare at Jericho. “Apologize.”

  “What?” Jericho responded. As soon as he spoke the fairy blinked inches from him and held a dagger to his cock. “I’m sorry.”<
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  “I’m sorry goddess,” the woman corrected while pushing the dagger hard enough to know she was serious.

  “I’m sorry goddess,” Jericho answered.

  “Good,” the murder left her eyes and she sheathed her knife. “Now thank your goddess for disciplining you.”

  “Cynthia,” Ariel interrupted. “I really prefer if you…”

  “Quiet,” Cynthia snapped before turning back to Jericho. She glared at him waiting.

  “Thank you for disciplining me, goddess,” Jericho said awkwardly. It was no secret that dominatrices existed in Forbidden Arcana, they were just a more specialized service. There were specific establishments in every city catering to that need but finding them in the wild was surprising.

  “Now,” Cynthia said turning back to Ariel. “Where were we? Ah, yes. To what do I owe the pleasure of this visit? I haven’t been the royal advisor for centuries.”

  “I wanted…” Ariel whispered.

  “Speak up,” Cynthia snapped. “You are a member of the royal family and should conduct yourself like one. You are over fifty years old, start acting like it.”

  “I’m sorry…”

  “Don’t apologize,” Cynthia said crossly. “Speak properly.”

  “Ahem,” Ariel cleared her throat and stood up straight. She was still trembling but she was at least attempting to look the part of royalty. “I came to introduce you to my master, Jericho. He intends to kill the soul eater.”

  “Master?” Cynthia blinked in front of Jericho, murder once again returned to her eyes. “What is the meaning of this human? Speak!”

  “Ariel is my familiar,” Jericho answered calmly. “She said you may have information on the soul eater.”

  “Familiar?” Cynthia said pensively. She half smiled at Jericho and placed her hands on his chest, exploring it freely. “Interesting. It’s been centuries since a fairy has been bound in service to a mage. And you intend to defeat the soul eater no less? That’d make you a fairly powerful mage. Yes, I suppose if you could defeat the soul eater I could approve of this relationship. I suppose you’re also the one who killed the elders?”