> It didn't look like Serana liked dirty talk, but never mind.

14 minutes ago, Evaloves4 said:

> It didn't look like Serana liked dirty talk, but never mind.

I don’t remember where it was written.
Then, in the excitement, she let it happen.
But her friend Luxia the succubus will surely help her to recover.

Your version of Serana is pretty nice. There are so many out there and I could try searching through all of them... But thought maybe I'd just ask which specific one is being used? 

7 minutes ago, dryuya said:

Your version of Serana is pretty nice. There are so many out there and I could try searching through all of them... But thought maybe I'd just ask which specific one is being used? 

Seranaholic version 1.2

Trivial background information that no one wants to know: I had a fatal accident while trying to take a shortcut to the entrance of Alftand, more than one of my heroine's misfortune. But I digress ... Applause for the chapter and drum roll for the cliffhanger

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That was a clear, but not very nice or diplomatic way to get the message across to Agmaer. They say hell hath no fury like a woman scorned ... but one shouldn't ignore the chastised, lovesick fool either. Likely he will either try to prove himself (which involves a good chance of getting in trouble or even killed in the process) or worse try to 'get even'. One would think Luxia is more aware of the effect she has and the consequences' rejection can cause.

2 hours ago, Talesien said:

That was a clear, but not very nice or diplomatic way to get the message across to Agmaer. They say hell hath no fury like a woman scorned ... but one shouldn't ignore the chastised, lovesick fool either. Likely he will either try to prove himself (which involves a good chance of getting in trouble or even killed in the process) or worse try to 'get even'. One would think Luxia is more aware of the effect she has and the consequences' rejection can cause.