Showing posts with label Zyrcon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Zyrcon. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Aisha: The Celestial War

Damsel will continue next week, April 18. In the meantime, enjoy a peek at one of my other unpublished novel manuscripts, Aisha: The Celestial War (This is mature fiction, and Not Safe For Work)...

Drum Beats One: For Princess Aisha

Prince Zyrcon exhaled soft and warm as he watched his riding instructor round the yard.  Her elephant, a matron named Shirik slowed from a frenzied gallop to a saunter when she thrust her hips forward and spoke the command.  Tun’rilly had an alluring air about her and a peculiar habit of thrusting her chest out and up when she spoke.  Perhaps she imagined herself a bull, raising the head and trunk in challenge so that people would ignore her body and listen to her self. 

An evolution of a kind, necessary for a woman so distracting to make herself seem brusque.  King Balim had told his son once.  Immediately after, the King roughly reminded Zyrcon to stop staring at the woman.

“Did you see?  That is the way to execute a gallop.  The way you tried before could have hobbled Aisha before she even grew to mounting age.”

Mount.  That word made Zyrcon smirk.

“Eyes up here, boy.  If you weren’t the prince, I’d call you a pervert to your face.” Rider Tun’rilly tossed her head at Zyrcon and thrust her mango breasts at him again.

“I was watching.  The command is huptha, right?”