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Maia
I sucked from the sponge the guard – a different guard from the one during the day – held up against my lips. When I stopped, he moved on to others crucified nearby. The full moon was so bright that he didn’t need a torch.
With sunset, the crowd and the number of travelers passing by our crosses had dwindled until there was no one left to witness our suffering. Which didn’t make my agony any less. I had long since lost track of time, and while during the day there had been the lengths of the shadows to mark the passage of time, in the darkness there was nothing at all. At least it was cooler now, and the flies that tormented me during the day seemed to have gone wherever flies go for the night.
I heard the sound of water splattering on the ground nearby, Amara pissing from her cross. A little time passed, then I heard her groan, and the creaking of her cross as she struggled to raise herself on it. I heard her mumbling a kind of chant in her own language between gasps and groans of pain. I continued to hang by my wrists, squirming as muscle spasms drove me to move.
“What were… you saying?” I finally asked Amara, pushing the words out.
“Wh-what?” She asked, her voice weak.
“I heard you, some kind of chant,” I said, then gasped and moaned at a new spasm.
“I was praying to Waaqa,” she said.
“One of your Aethiopian gods?”
“Our highest god,” she answered. “The one who made everything. I hope he can hear me in this place of pain and death. I’m not sure there are any gods here, maybe only demons!”
“What would you… ask him for?” I asked, puzzled. “To… save you? To get you… down from… your cross?”
“I pray for death!” She said. “I pray that I never see the sun rise again.”
“Oh,” I said, “I hope… your prayers… are answered,” although I didn’t believe for an instant that she’d die before sunrise. A crucifixion victim that was still lucid and strong enough to move as she did must have at least another full day in her.
Some time passed, and my own agony and edge of panic that I couldn’t escape sent me groaning and struggling to raise myself on my cross.
Amara wants to die now, I thought, but I would pray for two more days on this cross. I need to feel it all, the full agony and horror of crucifixion.
I felt the wetness between my legs even as I was groaning and struggling against the pain in my feet to stay raised. My clit felt swollen and erect, and when I looked down I could see my nipples standing out hard in the moonlight. I would have another orgasm soon, a blessed but brief escape from suffering.
And so it went during the long night hours. I fainted from time to time, awakening to agony and confusion, surprised to find myself nailed to a cross until it all came back to me. Then I wondered how much time had passed, even which night this was. I was only aware of the time when the sky began to lighten in the east as dawn approached.
As the eastern horizon grew brighter, I automatically found myself singing the song my tribe had sung every morning since the beginning of memory to greet the returning sun and the beginning of a new day. Only this dawn, the singing was only in my mind, and the words came out as croaks from my dry throat.
Joe
Doc grabbed cat roughly by the hair and held her head still while he pulled her upper lip back had a look at her gums. She was moaning, struggling to pull away and saying “No! No! Don’t!” She was obviously reacting to someone else, not Doc; someone she was afraid to say “fuck you” to. He pressed on her gums and watched to see how quickly the pink color returned, then let her go.
“She’s hydrated well,” he said, “and she’s been urinating frequently enough, too, considering how much fluid she’s losing to perspiration,” he said. “Not counting how much has run out of her vagina!”
“Yeah, I know, I’ve never seen anything like her either,” I said, sitting down in my lawn chair. “What about her vitals?”
“Same thing,” Doc said. “Everything goes up and down cyclically. If I wasn’t looking at her and just had this data to go by, I’d think she was bouncing up and down on that cross. But it doesn’t coincide with activity, such as raising herself on the cross, so it’s not a response to her body’s demand for oxygen. Got to be essentially psychosomatic.”
“Her brain could be making her heart race for no reason?” I asked.
“Might not be ‘no reason’,” Doc said. “There are other things that make your heart race besides activity!”
“Oh yeah,” I grinned, “those other things!”
“Well, she’s been on the cross for a little over eight hours now,” Doc said. “That’s as long as she’s ever gone before. God almighty, she’s beautiful! I don’t think I’ll ever get tired of watching the way she moves on a cross!”
“If I ever do, check to see if I still have a pulse!” I laughed.
“Going to go take a cold shower now,” Doc said, got up out of his lawn chair, pointed his lance toward the door to the snickers of the others and followed it out.
I sucked from the sponge the guard – a different guard from the one during the day – held up against my lips. When I stopped, he moved on to others crucified nearby. The full moon was so bright that he didn’t need a torch.
With sunset, the crowd and the number of travelers passing by our crosses had dwindled until there was no one left to witness our suffering. Which didn’t make my agony any less. I had long since lost track of time, and while during the day there had been the lengths of the shadows to mark the passage of time, in the darkness there was nothing at all. At least it was cooler now, and the flies that tormented me during the day seemed to have gone wherever flies go for the night.
I heard the sound of water splattering on the ground nearby, Amara pissing from her cross. A little time passed, then I heard her groan, and the creaking of her cross as she struggled to raise herself on it. I heard her mumbling a kind of chant in her own language between gasps and groans of pain. I continued to hang by my wrists, squirming as muscle spasms drove me to move.
“What were… you saying?” I finally asked Amara, pushing the words out.
“Wh-what?” She asked, her voice weak.
“I heard you, some kind of chant,” I said, then gasped and moaned at a new spasm.
“I was praying to Waaqa,” she said.
“One of your Aethiopian gods?”
“Our highest god,” she answered. “The one who made everything. I hope he can hear me in this place of pain and death. I’m not sure there are any gods here, maybe only demons!”
“What would you… ask him for?” I asked, puzzled. “To… save you? To get you… down from… your cross?”
“I pray for death!” She said. “I pray that I never see the sun rise again.”
“Oh,” I said, “I hope… your prayers… are answered,” although I didn’t believe for an instant that she’d die before sunrise. A crucifixion victim that was still lucid and strong enough to move as she did must have at least another full day in her.
Some time passed, and my own agony and edge of panic that I couldn’t escape sent me groaning and struggling to raise myself on my cross.
Amara wants to die now, I thought, but I would pray for two more days on this cross. I need to feel it all, the full agony and horror of crucifixion.
I felt the wetness between my legs even as I was groaning and struggling against the pain in my feet to stay raised. My clit felt swollen and erect, and when I looked down I could see my nipples standing out hard in the moonlight. I would have another orgasm soon, a blessed but brief escape from suffering.
And so it went during the long night hours. I fainted from time to time, awakening to agony and confusion, surprised to find myself nailed to a cross until it all came back to me. Then I wondered how much time had passed, even which night this was. I was only aware of the time when the sky began to lighten in the east as dawn approached.
As the eastern horizon grew brighter, I automatically found myself singing the song my tribe had sung every morning since the beginning of memory to greet the returning sun and the beginning of a new day. Only this dawn, the singing was only in my mind, and the words came out as croaks from my dry throat.
Joe
Doc grabbed cat roughly by the hair and held her head still while he pulled her upper lip back had a look at her gums. She was moaning, struggling to pull away and saying “No! No! Don’t!” She was obviously reacting to someone else, not Doc; someone she was afraid to say “fuck you” to. He pressed on her gums and watched to see how quickly the pink color returned, then let her go.
“She’s hydrated well,” he said, “and she’s been urinating frequently enough, too, considering how much fluid she’s losing to perspiration,” he said. “Not counting how much has run out of her vagina!”
“Yeah, I know, I’ve never seen anything like her either,” I said, sitting down in my lawn chair. “What about her vitals?”
“Same thing,” Doc said. “Everything goes up and down cyclically. If I wasn’t looking at her and just had this data to go by, I’d think she was bouncing up and down on that cross. But it doesn’t coincide with activity, such as raising herself on the cross, so it’s not a response to her body’s demand for oxygen. Got to be essentially psychosomatic.”
“Her brain could be making her heart race for no reason?” I asked.
“Might not be ‘no reason’,” Doc said. “There are other things that make your heart race besides activity!”
“Oh yeah,” I grinned, “those other things!”
“Well, she’s been on the cross for a little over eight hours now,” Doc said. “That’s as long as she’s ever gone before. God almighty, she’s beautiful! I don’t think I’ll ever get tired of watching the way she moves on a cross!”
“If I ever do, check to see if I still have a pulse!” I laughed.
“Going to go take a cold shower now,” Doc said, got up out of his lawn chair, pointed his lance toward the door to the snickers of the others and followed it out.