'Here I am,' you think. Strangely, most of the fog seems to have lifted and you can get a better sense of your surroundings. The beach has an undeniab...y creepy edge to it thanks to the long, deceptive shadows cast by the pale light of the moon. Your lantern provides a thin line of defense against the encroaching darkness, but only seems to deepen the inky shadows cast by craggy rocks and jetsam washed ashore by ships from decades past.The nocturnal cry of some avian creature brings your. I know Taweret, for example, has married and taken on so many suitors during her whole time that she lost count. Tiamat is another that is happy to take a mate. The Dragons like humans. I ... well, I might need a break for a few decades. Some of us immortals are just real party animals when you really think about it.”She took a look at the surrounding environment again. Trees were abounding them. Some areas were sealed entirely from getting through at the edge of the forest, clearing the brush. I kept looking at his bulge. "How's your summer going, k**?", he asked me a question again. -"Good, good." I replied, I thought it would have been awkward to reply with anything more than that.My father got back and before I saw what he was carrying, he threw it at Sean. "Gotta get a little more comfortable, right?" I realised what is happening and I got a weird feeling in my stomach. I also started to get a hard-on before I even saw anything. Sean put the shorts dad gave him on a chair next to. It was all pretty cramped too. It had the size of a waiting room at a doctor. Emma quickly sat at the table going on about how great this place is. There was a guy at the bar looking at us and it was obvious he could hear every word we could say. A part of me was terrified this might be some sort of crack house and she's meeting a dealer. In my quietest voice I raised my concerns about the place but Emma didn't care.“Are you sure about this place? It looks like a place people get d**gs from.” I.