You catched my interest with the 50 shades of Grey with muscle growth.
- It's coming out soon, Tapion. And I promise it's really sexy...but for now...a little more of the wholesome story. Thanks for your positive comments everyone.
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The following Saturday Jess, true to her word, was on time for a change and her hair wasn’t wet.
“No swim meet today?” I asked, not really caring that much, but trying to be polite. Though I had zero interest in swimming, it had become a passion for Jess so I figured it was nice to at least feign some interest.
“No, just lifting today.”
“Lifting?”
“Yeah, the new coach has stepped up the lifting program. So my life pretty much revolves around school, workouts, and eating tons of protein.”
“And DnD,” I chimed in, pulling out the game board.
Dan, our pasty red-haired freckled friend, clearly ready, put his figurine on the board. He called the muscular fighter, an ‘Amazon warrior.’ Inevitably, there always seemed to be one guy in any game I hosted who played a female character. Usually, when a woman was present, that wasn’t the case, but to all of us, Jess was one of the boys so it didn’t matter and Dan’s natural inclination prevailed.
The others followed suit. A cleric, paladin, and thief joined the board. Elvin, the only Asian kid in our virtually all-white school was a cleric. Craig, who played lacrosse and passed loosely for the title of our group’s athlete, but looked more like a blonde surfer, role-played a paladin, while Jess played the thief. I’d surmised that their group was lacking in firepower to make it through, so the non-player-character that I’d add to the party tonight was not only the reveal for Jess but a needed addition to the party.
“Yeah, that too. You guys are my outlet I guess,” Jess explained.
“I always liked being referred to as an outlet.” Elvin retorted.
Jess ignored him and continued, “My coach is pretty serious and he’s definitely brought me to a new level. He says college swimmers lift regularly and it’s going to help us to start early. We’ve been at it for over a year and I actually like it a lot. I always do extra but it’s hard work.”
“Boring,” Elvin observed.
“Are we going to talk about lifting and exercise all day or are we going to get back into that dwarf cave?” Dan moaned. He was clearly the most into our current campaign.
“Sounds cool, Jess. Do you think it could help you get a college scholarship? I mean, you’re probably bright enough to get an academic one.” Her cheeks heated pink. I’d never seen her blush before.
“I’m not as smart as you, Jake, but yeah, I think so.”
“Thank you, but you’re smart too.”
“Can we stop the mutual adoration society and just play,” Dan whined.
“Sure, my bad. Okay, let’s get started. So who can tell me where we left off last week?”
“I had rejoined the party and we were in a small room and heard some crashing noises beyond a great oak door,” Jess reported as if she had a photographic memory.
“Yeah, we were going to go knock some heads,” Elvin recalled.
“A distinctly less descriptive analysis, but that does appear to be right Elvin.” I winked back.
“When Craiglochart pushes the door open,” the stupid name Craig had named his character never ceased to cause him to snicker when I used it but I ignored him and continued, “a great creak gives way to an active fight scene. A large high ceilinged room about 30 yards wide glows red from multiple torches with the unmistakable pungent aroma of phosphorus hanging in the air. Near the middle of the room, a battle is taking place between two individuals. Standing near nine feet high, a particularly large and hairy putrid gray creature with particularly long claws is…”
“A troll,” yelled Dan.
“Very good, Dan. You win a prize. Shut up and let him finish.” Craig scolded.
“Oh, sorry,” Dan apologized.
I grinned at them and continued, “In front of him is a voluptuous young woman clad in tall black boots that go up past her knees, a cape, a staff, a navy blue chastity belt, and what appears to be a white cut-off tank top exposing washboard abs.”
“Sounds hardly like appropriate attire for monster fighting” Jess scoffed.
I continued, undaunted. “She has round firm tits, a wide caboose, an hourglass shape, and long firm legs. She has steel-gray eyes with a hint of blue like the ocean and a long blonde braid.” I smiled, looking at Jess. Her twinkling icy-blue eyes weren’t far from that color. Had I? No!
“Hubba, Hubba,” yelled Craig, interrupting me from my momentary introspection. His cheer was soon followed by a chorus of catcalls from Dan and Elvin. Jess rolled her eyes in chagrin.
“Let’s save her and jump her bones after,” Craig cackled.
I cocked my head and glared at him shaming him into silence before continuing. “Shooting from her fingertips is something like a glowing, green arrow which streaked into the larger creature. But she is wounded and perhaps losing the bout, but appears defiant and intense.”
“What a fucking hotty. Let’s go save her. All the NPCs we meet should look like her Jake,” Elvin said approvingly, before turning to Jess and, as if for the first time, realizing she was female, apologized. “Sorry, Jess. You understand, right?” Like one of the boys, she nodded appropriately and then turned it back on us.
“Yeah, I understand. It’s the typical patriarchal model of femininity. A woman’s sexual attractiveness is measured by being curvy, weak, and in need of protection from the men in her life.” The room grew quiet. I wasn’t sure if it was because she had used words that seemed to have fallen from a professor’s lips or if some in the room had suddenly realized she was a young woman.
“Yeah, that sounds about right.” Craig snickered. “Women are generally weak, but curvy is pretty hot, especially if they have big hooters.” Craig was intentionally getting Jess’ goat, but as the ‘sportiest’ of our group, he could probably make the case best for the ‘honor of us men.’ Suddenly, for the first time, Jess’s sex was very apparent and she was on the defensive.
“Weak, huh?” Her eyebrow arched up with the question.
“Yeah, Craig pressed. It’s called testosterone. We have it and you don’t.”
“Shut up, Craig.” I intervened.
“Can’t we just get back to the game?” Dan whined again.
“It’s just biology. It’s not like I’m saying Jess is less than or anything. It’s like math, it just straight forward."
"Which is it science or math?" Elvin smirked.
Craig continued unabated. "Look, we all took bio. It's not like I'm being mean. It's just facts.” Craig maintained, shrugging his shoulders.
Craig and Jess locked eyes on each other in a battle of wills. I’d never seen either of them in this fashion before. Maybe it was the fact that we were getting older. Other DnD groups had broken up over the years, but ours never seemed in jeopardy until now. Suddenly, as if something clicked, Jess reached up and grabbed the collar of her sweatshirt and pulled it off in one fell swoop.
Clad in a white tank top, without a bra what stared back at us was universally shocking. While the rest of the boys’ eyes immediately glued to her visible areolas and the nipples topping her obviously firm breasts, my eyes globed onto her overall muscularity. Thick traps, rich circular shoulder caps graced by fine striations, and wide, thick lats gave her what appeared to be wings. Even her arms had swells that were unnatural on a woman and downright rare amongst men.
All four of us gaped, jaws open and immobile ceding the floor to her. She smiled with the realization and straightened up, her pert chest settling at my eye line as I huddled before the DM screen in front of me. Using it as a shield, I marveled at the way her thick pectorals held up her ample breasts. Their lines were still readily apparent beneath her partially see-through top.
“Craig,” she asserted, “did the cat catch your tongue? I don’t think I’ve ever seen you so quiet.”
“No,” he hissed.
“Good comeback,” I observed wryly.
“Shut up, Jake.”
“Don’t talk to him that way,” Jess defended, the tenor of her voice reaching a level I’d never heard before.
“Don’t tell me what to do, bitch!” Craig exclaimed. Other than fighting about the junk food or what was on the TV behind me I don’t think we’d ever argued. The sudden unveiling of the woman in front of us seemed to have shattered our normally amicable proceedings.
“Craig!” I chided.
“Sorry, my bad. Please just don’t tell me what to do, Jess.”
“Because I’m a weak girl?”
“Because…” All of us hung on his next words. Please don’t go there, I thought as if trying to interrupt him with a Vulcan mind-meld or something. “I don’t like it.” Thank, God. I could feel the relief wind its way through the room, but then he… went there... “And because you’re a… weak girl.”
Without skipping a beat, she responded confidently. “If I’m so weak, let’s arm wrestle and prove it.”
“I’m not wrestling a girl.”
“Why not? Cleo could beat you.”
Dan’s character Cleo, short for Cleoliadrin, was the group’s fighter with a strength of 18/16. “She could,” Dan mumbled, overwhelmed by the moment but defending his beloved character nonetheless.
“Shut up, Dan.” The contest was now between Craig and Jess and the rest of us were interlopers and needed to remain silent. He didn’t reply. His eyes locked on Jessica in a battle of wills. “Because girls aren’t strong enough and I wouldn’t want to hurt you.”
She looked down at her right bicep, cocked her wrist upward slightly highlighting the large globe which detailed her arm. Her bicep was perfectly capped by a fat vein.
“Fuck,” the word edged to my lips but remained unspoken. The growing erection in my sweats, however, refused to be silenced. Thank goodness I was lying on my stomach, elbows tucked under my chin, face resting on my hands so people couldn’t notice.
“I’m not afraid… Are you?” She breathed back in a challenge.
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