Chapter 315
For the past two hours, Uta and I had been going at it without rest or break. The young god was restless, and his stamina endless. But so was mine. Holding each other's hands, I bounced on Uta's dick as he laid beneath me in bed. He gazed back up at me with pure innocence.
The shrine maidens around the temple were completely red in the face. Since the door was wide open, they caught glances of us in the midst of working.
"Saeko, I'm cumming again…" Uta murmured.
"Me, too… creampie me! I want your hot stuff inside me!" I pressed my lips against his as we climaxed at the same time.
My being filled with sexual energy, drained from Uta's deep well life force. After all, a god had plenty to spare. I laid down on top of him, smothering his face with my breasts. He was only as tall as around my chest area, and it was the perfect height for him to suck on them.
Seeing Uta nurse on my nipples turned me on something fierce. I chewed on my lower lip. It made me want to baby him, but I should get back to the others.
"You haven't had enough yet?" I cooed and ran my fingers into his hair.
"Just a little more? Pleeeeease!" Uta begged in a way that I couldn't resist.
"You're so spoiled. Just a little more then~" I crawled down and put his prick in my mouth.
Uta threw his head back and moaned. Using my tongue, I massaged his glans and under the foreskin. Fresh cum spread on my taste buds. Swallowing his thick load replenished my sexual energy.
"I-I didn't cum yet. Just one more blowjob!" Uta pleaded.
"You definitely came. I know a dick shooting its load when I taste it," I said.
Although not happy about it, Uta relented in letting me go. I spent a little bit in the bath to freshen up. That way, the others wouldn't suspect a thing about what I did. Not that it was much of a secret. Come to think of it, Erma and Elendir didn't know about my relationship to Uta. They were going to be thoroughly surprised about my relationship to a god.
Uta and some of the shrine maidens saw me out the door. He even enchanted me with a blessing of prosperity, something gods of his caliber were permitted to impart a certain number of times a year.
"You should build a shrine for me in your home! That way, you can visit me anytime!" Uta waved goodbye from the door.
"Yeah… I'll think about it," I said, lying through my teeth.
Uta couldn't make it any more obvious the real reason for wanting me to build a shrine for him at my place. But I had a life to live, not spend it every waking moment babying him. I took one step down the walk path and returned to the hot pot restaurant to finish dinner with everyone else. We still had some food left and took some of the broth in a container to-go.
As soon as we got back to the inn, I told everyone the news of the coming devastating avalanche while we soaked in the hot spring. Of course, Kana, Mio, Elendir, and Erma were skeptical. My elven lovers didn't really know about Uta yet, so the existence of my god-husband took them by surprise as expected. They were quick to accept him though. Kana and Mio were unconvinced because well, it was Hokkaido. Avalanches weren't uncommon, and the citizens here would be more than prepared if that ever happened.
"So, presume this is a matter we take seriously. We must combat an avalanche. It goes without saying, but you do understand that one does not simply prevent a force of nature. Even attempting to will demand an impressive pool of magic," Elendir explained.
"What about you, Erma? Did the light elven kingdom ever try something like that?" I asked.
"Not that I can remember. Even if we were to try, that should be last on the list, once we have exhausted every option and have no other choice. I suggest we attempt an evacuation. Warn the citizens of this city first," Erma insisted.
"I don't think the city will be in danger. There's a lot of hikers and farmers living in the rural outskirts of the city that are though. Will anyone really believe us?" Kana studied each of our expressions.
That of uncertainty.
"It's not like I doubt Uta, Saeko. But I don't think we're getting people off the mountain without charming them to do it," Mio explained.
"I still want to try. It's getting late. Let's rest up and see what we can do tomorrow morning," I suggested.
Everyone agreed that was the best plan for now. As we switched off the lights and turned in for the night, I rolled onto my side to face Kana. He was sleeping soundly. His breath came and went like the ebb and flow of gentle tides.
I knew for sure Mio, Elendir, Erma, and I would be fine in the event of something happening. But Kana didn't have magic. He wasn't superhuman, or had magic to defend himself with. If something happened to him… I'd never forgive myself. A tingling feeling welled up within my chest. Feeling a little mischievous, I reached into his pants to stroke his dick and kissed him. He grew hard in my hand. His face wrinkled a little until he climaxed, shooting jizz into my palm which I heartily licked up.
After rolling around for an hour, I realized I couldn't sleep. It wasn't going to happen while I was worried about what Uta had told me. I got up, put on my robe, and took a walk around the inn. There were still people around past midnight. Some hung out in the lounge, where a few amenities like ping pong and air hockey were available to play on. Right now though, it looked to be occupied by some college-aged guys, beer in hand and having the usual rowdy night.
"Hey, you're the succubus cutie from before! If you're bored, how about you come over and hang out with us?" The blonde dude I saw from the first day flashed an inviting smile.
"No thanks, I'm fine." I turned him down, causing his friends to rib him for failing to reel me in.
Wait a minute. I just turned a guy down. It was the easiest meal of my life. Normally— well, not normally, but as of late— I would have accepted any and all chances for sex. What happened? I couldn't put my finger on it, but my hunger seems… muted. Did Uta have something to do with it? Somehow, I doubted that. Maybe Erma's potions were finally taking effect?
Exhaustion was finally beginning to wash over me, if only a little. I headed back to my room and stared at the faces of each of the ones I loved. Well, Erma was a little different, but she belonged with me all the same. My life with them had only just begun, and I planned to fight like hell to keep everyone around for as long as I could.
Just like the other day, I was the first to wake up in the morning. I sat upright to find Mio lying on top of Elendir, using her breasts as a pillow. Kana spooned me from behind, and I felt his morning wood pressed against my butt. The succubus side of me wanted to push him down and ride him until he saw stars, but recalling an avalanche killed the mood.
A whole night had passed. I should check the mountain just in case. Kana had a decent hold on me, but I managed to wriggle free. After throwing on a jacket, I quietly made for the door… which creaked as I opened it.
"Nnh… Saeko?" Mio looked up, rubbing her eyes.
"Damn it. Why do you suddenly stop being a heavy sleeper when it matters?" I groaned.
"Well, for one: Kana's oozing lust, and there ain't no better wake up call than a nice cock in the morning. Two: where are you going?" she asked.
"I'm still worried about the disaster Uta warned me about. I'm just going to look at the mountain from the lounge. I'll be back in a bit."
Before I had a chance to leave, Mio got up and threw on a yukata, too.
"Alright, fine. I'll come with ya." Mio lumbered groggily to join me.
We mosied into the lounge and grabbed some coffee at the self-serve bar. They had a restaurant-quality espresso machine, too, but Mio was clueless how to use it. She teetered side to side while walking, a consequence of waking up early. Really, she needed a few more hours in bed to function. I stood right beside Mio to keep her from outright toppling over.
In the lobby, more guests were coming in than the first day we arrived. The employees were up and early to welcome them in. A lot of them were foreigners, too.
"Good morning!" A little Caucasian girl waved at me as she passed by with her parents.
I smiled back. Mio and I got as far as the door because it was too cold to go out without our jackets. My hands cupped the paper cup of hot coffee even tighter. We had a hard time getting a glimpse of Asahi-dake from the door and windows. The inn towards the city after all, and the mountain was the opposite way.
"What're you thinking? We going outside?" Mio asked.
"I'm going to try talking to an inn staff first. Excuse me?" I popped over to the front desk where a female employee was warming herself up with a cup of tea.
"Oh! Good morning, miss. How may I help you?" she asked.
"I know this is going to sound crazy, but… I think there might be a big avalanche coming down from Asahi-dake. Is there someone like an official I can warn?" I asked the lady.
Her discerning eyes squinted at me, like trying to figure out if I was playing a joke or something. Obviously, to anyone other than the others I already told, explaining that a god had warned me would sound batshit crazy.
"I know avalanches are very scary, but they haven't been a concern for decades. We have a robust system and procedure that warns us if one is imminent. As of right now, Asahi-dake just hasn't gotten enough snowfall to muster up an avalanche. Rest assured, you're safe here!" The receptionist offered a confident smile.
This was the expected outcome. I thanked the woman and left with Mio in tow. Tourists, visitors, and inn employees went about their day in the lobby without a care in the world. Some of them lived here most of their lives. They, out of anyone else, would know when a dangerous avalanche was coming. Could it be possible that Uta was mistaken…?
"Let's get our jackets," I told Mio.
"Where are we going?" Mio asked.
We dropped back into our room to put on some extra layers, as well as tell the others that we were going to fly up to Asahi-dake. Erma, Elendir, and Kana went downstairs to play in the lounge in the meantime.
In the freezing cold, Mio and I soared up the mountain. The skies were clear, but the sun hardly fought back against how chilly Hokkaido was. A beautiful landscape dusted in a thin layer of snow stretched into the distance. Families and their children played outside, fearless. They built snowmans and made snow angels. Hikers climbed the usual routes up Asahi-dake. The rotors of a helicopter beat ever louder as it flew across the horizon. They had a local news channel logo printed on the side, and one of the cameramen inside waved to us.
"Maybe Uta was wrong after all. The chick back in the lobby had it right. There ain't enough snow out here for an avalanche," Mio said.
The two of us flew back to the inn. Everyone else was just now waking up. Staff must have brought them breakfast, because an array of food stretched across the table. Erma, Elendir, and Kana were eating their fill first.
"Had a feeling you went out to check. But I didn't expect Mio to go with you," Kana teased her.
"Hey, I can wake early whenever I feel like it!" Mio pouted.
"More like the cold woke you right up." I nudged her in the arm and sat next to Elendir. The dark elf passed me a bowl of rice. Erma saw this, got a little jealous, and searched the table for something to give me. She settled on some salmon from her own plate. But because she was still bad at using chopsticks, her attempt to put it on my bowl only made a mess on the table.
"I could use a fork." Erma sighed.
"It's the thought that counts, Erma. Thanks." I picked up the fallen pieces of salmon to eat. "Anyway, no signs that snow is piling up on Asahi-dake. I'm going to ask Uta if he is sure later."
Kana switched on the television to fill the air with noise. An anime was playing, but it was one of the ecchi ones, and the main character just conveniently fell on top of the love interest with both hands on her breasts. He quickly changed channels.
"Was that… normal for humans to watch?" Erma asked.
"Unfortunately…" I replied nervously.
The next channel Kana landed on was a nature documentary, but a breaking news alert interrupted it. Everyone whipped in its direction, and silence fell across the entire room.
"This is a pre-recorded message from the Japan Meteorological Agency. A strong low-pressure system will be passing by Hokkaido tomorrow morning, and is expected to bring extreme snowfall through the late night and into the afternoon the next day. It is recommended that everyone north of Obihiro and east of Sapporo to shelter in place or leave by train before 9PM tonight. Air travel has been suspended until…"
A commotion erupted all over the building as people picked up their things to get ready to go home. Even though they were in other rooms, I could hear them pouring into the hallway and scrambling about.The others shot me a concerned look.
"Shit. Guess Uta was right." Mio grimaced.
"What do we do?" Kana asked, eyes still fixed on the television.
"I think you should leave ahead of us. The rest of us can handle it with magic, but you're vulnerable," I explained.
"Absolutely not." He shook his head. "I'm staying here. The least I can do is help out around the inn. As long as I don't go out with you guys during the storm, it should be fine. Besides, if an avalanche could wipe out the place, they wouldn't have built one there to begin with, right?"
"You're right, but… Fine. Just stay inside for my sake, okay?" I smushed his cheeks with both hands.
I opened the door into the hot spring and looked up. It was still bright out. Hard to believe that a snowstorm was coming, but nature was a scary beast. I had to cancel the plans for the evening, which involved going ice skating. Still early in the morning, that left us plenty of time to prepare and consider a plan of action to deal with the avalanche.
We emerged from the room, and many inn guests were on their way out. Bags packed and phones pressed to their ears, they made calls to taxis to take them into the city. The same fleet of employees were present in the lounge, bowing to guests in apology for the inconvenience. We walked in, and the receptionist lady from earlier met my eyes. Her gaze wrinkled apologetically. But this wasn't about who was right or wrong. I was worried about anyone who might get caught up in this.
"Miss Saeko, we understand if you plan to leave, too. A large number of guests already have or are in the process of doing so. We'll be happy to reimburse you for the remainder of the days that are cancelled," the receptionist said.
"Don't worry about it. We're planning to stay all four days. Thank you for letting us know though." I smiled and bowed back.
"No, thank you for your patronage!" she exclaimed enthusiastically.
"So, what now?" Mio turned to me and asked. "I don't want to spend the rest of our vacation holed up inside."
"We have until 9. Let's just set a hard deadline to be back at 5. I planned for us to go ice skating tomorrow, but I say we go now," I offered.
"Ice… skating?" Erma and Elendir echoed after me curiously.