Bette turned as she sheathed her sword and saw Alice emerge from between the trees with a smug grin on her face. “I haven’t used wizard’s fire in a long time,” Alice commented.

“Y-you?” Bette stuttered pointing at Alice.

Alice sighed and said, “watch.” Alice directed her hand toward one of the dead gars and a blast of fire shot out of her hand and enveloped it.

“Holy shit!” Bette cried jumping and grabbing Tina’s horse. Tina chuckled and leaned down to caress Bette’s hand soothingly.

“You’ll get used to it,” Shane said, “come on, get on Tina’s horse so we can get to the cabin. Alice, hop on with me.”

“Better than walking,” Alice murmured as she grabbed Shane’s hand and mounted the horse behind her.

Bette grabbed Tina’s hand and settled behind her, her breath immediately picking up. Carmen, Shane’s wife, had given Tina some forest clothes so she wouldn’t be recognized in her white dress, and she looked even more enticing than before. Her dress was green and it had to slits along the side that all but showed Tina’s ass.

Bette gulped as she wrapped her arms around Tina’s waist, forcing herself to not move them down to her exposed thighs. Tina pretended not to notice, but feeling Bette’s breasts pressed firmly against her back were giving her images that made her squirm.

“Let’s go,” Shane said leading the way.

Tina moved her horse to follow as Bette tightened her grip. She inhaled the sweet smell of her and tried not to get too aroused. The bouncing on the saddle helped to relieve some tension, but whenever the horse stopped they went right back to frustrated.

“Hey, hey,” Alice called back, narrowing her eyes at Tina, “hands where I can see them.”

“I’m not gonna use my power,” Tina said.

“Will someone tell me what it is, for god sake?” Bette whined.

“All in due time Seeker,” Alice said trying to sound dramatic.

“It’s better if you don’t know,” Tina said softly.

“I’m the Seeker of Truth, shouldn’t I know the truth?” Bette said trying to outsmart them.

Alice smirked at her attempt and said, “you seek the truth, so…all in due time.”

“Fine,” Bette said with a sigh.

“Here we are,” Shane said stopping in front of the cabin.