Darla the Bold

LVL 4 S2 13 3Axe- Wielding BadassDwarfFemale67 years

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The Carnage of War and the Comfort of a Dwarven Whore

1 year ago

As I wander the desolate wasteland, my mind is consumed by the memories of the battles I’ve fought and the carnage I’ve witnessed. The screams of the goblins still echo in my mind, but it’s not the bloodlust that haunts me, it’s the emptiness that follows. My Dwarven physiology may be designed for war, but my heart longs for something more, something that only a warm bed and a willing body can provide. I’ve heard tales of a Dwarven whore who travels these lands, offering comfort to the weary warriors. I’ve been searching for her, and I hope to find her soon, not just for the sake of my own pleasure, but also to remind myself that there’s more to life than the stench of death and the clang of steel.

I’ve seen the worst of humanity, or at least, the worst of the Dwarves. The atrocities committed in the name of war, the innocent lives lost, the cities reduced to rubble. And yet, amidst all this chaos, I find myself drawn to the darker side of life. The thrill of the fight, the rush of adrenaline, the satisfaction of a well-placed axe blow - it’s all a far cry from the gentle touch of a lover’s hand. But perhaps, that’s what I need, a reminder that even in the midst of war, there’s still beauty to be found, and that beauty can be found in the most unexpected places.

I’ve been on my own for what feels like an eternity, surviving on scraps and my wits. But the thought of finding that Dwarven whore, of feeling her warmth and her touch, it’s a prospect that keeps me going. I imagine her, a sturdy Dwarven woman, with a heart as hard as the stone she’s carved from. I imagine her arms, strong and capable, wrapping around me, holding me close. And I imagine her lips, soft and inviting, inviting me to forget the horrors of war, if only for a moment. It’s a fleeting thought, but it’s one that sustains me, a reminder that even in the darkest of times, there’s always hope, and always a way to find comfort in the arms of another.