Chapter 221: The Amazon Tribe - Part 1
Yasmin’s eyes fluttered open slowly, forcing herself to wake up. Her head still spun lightly, a pleasant, heavy haze that made everything feel distant and dreamy.
She shifted just a little, and the movement sent a deep, throbbing ache through her core. Her pussy clenched, remembering the huge cock that had been inside her.
Every slight twitch of her hips reminded her how thoroughly he had filled her. Warm, thick cum should have still been inside her, but funnily enough, it had all dripped out of her body.
Yasmin found out semen was somehow considered an outside entity. When she was in her immaterial state, she would pass through basically everything. She had discovered that even things inside her could slip away.
It never happened with the food she ate, but unfortunately semen was different for some reason.
She looked sadly at the puddle of semen beneath her body. Unfortunately, she couldn’t even touch it to drink it.
Not that she would do it anyway, as Shin’s seed had already mixed with the dirty floor, very unfortunately.
Speaking of Shin, he was already up and working hard with Lile’s help. The man never took any time to just laze around.
Yasmin smiled at the sight. Then her legs trembled faintly when she tried to close them. She was sore and weak, another reminder of how hard she had been fucked.
The muscles in her thighs and lower belly ached deliciously... the kind of ache that proved Shin was a beast in bed. The ache reminded her of how deep he had pushed, how many times he had emptied himself into her.
The girl floated over to her beloved master, hugging him from behind and pressing her ghostly tits against his shoulder, teasing him.
A soft, shaky breath left her lips.
"Thank you..." she whispered, her voice muffled and hoarse. Her body felt heavy, completely relaxed, every limb loose and satisfied. "Fuck... I’m so tired. But it feels so good..."
"I’m happy you enjoyed your reward," Shin mumbled in a soft tone. "But you can rest now. As I said, Lile and I are enough to take care of the work for today."
"Okay, stud..." Yasmin whispered softly, and even the ghostly weight of her tits disappeared. Anyway, she could barely maintain her material form.
Her powers came with the unfortunate reality that she couldn’t interact with others for as long as she wanted. She needed to remain in her immaterial form for a few hours every day.
It was funny to Yasmin: existing in the material world was like exercising a muscle that could become tired.
Meanwhile, Shin had work to do. For the rest of the day, he explored the region with his little fairy’s help, visiting several hidden locations and recovering a handful of forgotten items that would prove useful later.
By the time they returned to their makeshift camp, the others had also made excellent progress.
Mora had transformed their crude shelter into something far more comfortable. She had reinforced the structure with sturdier branches, improved the sleeping area, and gathered enough fruits, herbs, firewood, and other supplies to keep everyone well stocked.
Materna had prepared an impressive dinner using fresh fish caught from the nearby river, wild fruits, edible mushrooms, and, naturally, plenty of milk. They were all starving after a full day of walking, and the meal disappeared in no time.
Madea had already begun drawing a map of the surrounding forest. She marked rivers, cliffs, unusual landmarks, rich resource deposits, and several locations that could one day become roads, farms, mines, or even small settlements.
Meanwhile, Octavia and Materna had spent part of the day searching for traces of the ancient Demon Kingdom.
Although they found no ruins yet, they did discover several old stone foundations almost completely swallowed by vegetation, suggesting they were searching in the right area.
The following days passed much the same.
Shin naturally didn’t spend all his time with Yasmin. He made sure to accompany Octavia, Mora, Materna, and Madea as well, helping each of them whenever necessary while keeping an eye on everyone’s progress.
For an entire week, the group explored the forest under the protection of the monster repellent. Not a single dangerous beast dared approach them, allowing them to search freely through places that would otherwise have been far too risky.
By the end of the week, they had accumulated an impressive collection of supplies. Rare medicinal herbs, monster materials, valuable ores, forgotten weapons, ancient tools, and countless useful ingredients had all been recovered from the forest.
Shin carefully organized everything inside his dimensional ring, separating the finds into categories: rare alchemical ingredients, weapons and equipment, historical artifacts that Kaho could later examine, valuable raw materials, and miscellaneous supplies.
Madea also managed to map a route connecting the Succubus Kingdom with the Amazonian tribe, and she added everything Materna and Octavia had found to the map. The result was exactly what Shin had hoped for.
Satisfied with what they had accomplished, he looked toward the distant mountains.
"Now," Shin said, "it’s time to meet the Amazons."
Just after sunrise, Shin and the girls set out, beginning the final stretch through the Death Forest.
The journey was long, but surprisingly uneventful. Thanks to the monster repellent, not a single beast approached them. Every creature that caught their scent quietly changed direction long before coming into view.
Shin saw no reason to rush the group. They maintained a comfortable pace, stopping occasionally to drink water or gather useful plants along the way.
After nearly six hours of walking, Shin looked up at the sun and nodded.
"We’ll camp here."
Nobody complained. They quickly fell back into the routine they had perfected over the past week. Mora prepared the campsite, Materna cooked dinner, and Madea and Octavia earned the right to spend the night together.
The next two days passed much the same way. They walked from morning until late afternoon, established camp before sunset, and resumed their journey at dawn. Protected by the repellent, the crossing was almost peaceful.
On the morning of the third day, the dense jungle finally began to thin. Massive trees gave way to a more open forest, where sunlight easily reached the ground.
Soon afterward, the sound of rushing water echoed through the trees.
The group emerged onto the bank of a gigantic river, hundreds of meters across. Its crystal-clear current flowed swiftly between towering cliffs, forming a natural barrier that separated the Death Forest from the lands beyond.
On the opposite bank stood a lone woman. She was tall and athletic, carrying a long spear while calmly watching the newcomers.
For a brief moment, neither side moved...
Then Shin smiled faintly.
"So..." he said. "Our first Amazon."