Sefiros Eishi: Chased By Flame by Michael Wolff

Author:Michael Wolff [Wolff, Michael]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Black Rose Writing
Published: 2016-07-13T22:00:00+00:00

Enraged with need, Mykel kicked down the door and started towards the staircase. A dozen whores gaped at the destruction, often giving smoky-eyed stares despite their clients. They knew him, one and all, and there was enough romance within each of them to see the librarian as a white knight saving his maiden. The whores’ clients noticed the comparison of manhood and growled like animals marking their territory. Some lashed out to prove their muscular worth. Mykel’s wiry limbs came to life, breaking noses or rattling teeth loose. Those clients still conscious whimpered like whipped curs, fearful of the one obviously superior to them.

“This is a place of business!” Mykel paused and turned. Old, wrinkled Olga. The old taskmaster, mother to her “daughters.” Mothers were always over-protective of their children. She could not break the other’s gaze, that damning gaze. She tripped over a stool and crashed to the floor. Her cries of pain brought a flush of satisfaction to the librarian.

“You deserve that and more.” Mykel thundered. The words toiled the ears that heard it, drilling into thought itself until the people were left a husk of their former selves. With Olga dispatched Mykel ascended the stairs. Caryl’s cries led him to her chamber door. He fiddled with the lock, irritated that such a small object dared to bar his way. With strength borne of rage the lock was ripped away into kindling. The door itself revealed a similar fate.

The scene was clear. The client was slapping her cheeks, and then twisted Caryl’s tits to the point of wailing. So involved in the half-rape the fool did not notice the librarian until he was suddenly hefted into the air. The fool squirmed uncontrollably. Huge, he was, and yet he could not match the strength from Mykel’s lanky frame. He screamed as Mykel threw him out the window, followed by the crystalline tinker of jagged glass. Then the fool’s scream was suddenly severed. It’s what he deserved.

“Oh, Mykel.” The librarian cradled her to his chest until the cathouse’s stables, where they were away upon a horse, living happily ever after.

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