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Chapter 171 - Chapter 170

With a final gurgle, the colossal cock withdrew from Nekari's ruined hole, leaving a gaping, pulsating void between her thighs. The thick head slithered out with a wet, sloppy squelch, releasing a gush of frothing white semen mixed with her own juices flooding down her inner thighs.

At that moment, the thick tendrils binding her wrists and ankles retracted into the stone, followed by a series of popping sounds. Unsupported, Nekari crumpled forward and collapsed face-first onto the cold stone floor, landing in a meaty thud. Her legs splayed helplessly beneath, ass raised high and exposed.

An instant torrent of thick, milky semen poured out from her violently used pussy, splashing noisily onto the floor between spread knees as if her insides were being purged. The flow was so heavy and forceful that thick, white ropes even spurted forward, hitting the stone wall behind her, it produced loud, wet splats before slowly dripping down the surface.

She lay there, gasping, trembling, her stomach muscles spasming painfully, expelling the invader's copious seed through every clenching pulse of her ravaged womb.

The pungent scent of sex and semen filled the chamber.

Minutes ticked by agonizingly slow while she lay in the spreading, lukewarm puddle of ejaculate and sweat. Gradually, the contractions in her belly lessened, the flow reduced to a thick, viscous trickle leaking down her thighs. With a Herculean effort, muscles screaming in protest, Nekari forced her arms beneath, pushing herself up onto shaky hands and knees.

"I... is it over?" she spat a glob of saliva mixed with blood onto the floor, her vision blurry, head pounding.

Slowly, painfully, she dragged herself to a wobbly, unsteady stand. Her knees nearly buckled, and she had to lean heavily against the cool wall for support. Her vagina throbbed, feeling cavernously empty yet brutally raw. Her distended belly gradually deflated, though the bloated sensation persisted, a constant ache deep within.

"C-Clothes…" she rasped, voice scratchy from screaming. Her hands fumbled blindly, gathering her scattered garments – pants, top, loincloth all thankfully just where they'd fallen.

Her slick, trembling fingers made dressing feel like a monumental task, but sheer determination won out. The cool fabric settled over her abused skin, providing a semblance of modesty and protection, her strength returned bit by bit.

Wiping the stickiness from her chin by the back of her hand, she turned back towards the obsidian doorway. Her heart leapt. The immense double doors stood wide open now, revealing a dimly lit chamber beyond. A guttural, triumphant laugh escaped her lips. "Hah! Finally."

Stepping carefully over the drying puddle of her own violation, she crossed the threshold.

The room beyond was small but imposing, dominated by a single, huge object in its center: an ancient, intricately carved wooden chest, its surface bore intricate symbols and tarnished silver bands. Dust motes danced in the sliver of torchlight spilling in from the doorway.

Nekari's pulse quickened. Her earlier suffering, her humiliation, washed away instantly.

She approached the chest cautiously, circling it like a wary predator. Her eyes scanned the floor, the walls, the ceiling, searching for the telltale gleam of a pressure plate, a tripwire, anything that hinted at a trap.

Finding nothing, she knelt before it, her breathing shallow with anticipation. The chest had no obvious lock, just a simple, ornate brass clasp. She reached out, her fingers trembling and her claws momentarily retracted.

The clasp clicked open easily and a loud clatter echoed in the still room. Taking a deep breath, she slowly lifted the heavy lid. It groaned on ancient hinges, revealing the interior.

Inside, the torchlight shone on a fortune. Neat stacks of golden coins, gleaming bars of silver and platinum. Jewels winked in the dimness, rubies, sapphires, emeralds, some loose, others set into delicate necklaces and bracelets that spilled from velvet pouches. Gilded trinkets, finely worked statuettes, and a few strangely pulsating crystals completed the trove.

"Yes…" Nekari breathed, her voice hushed, awestruck. 

"Mine." Her hands plunged in, clutching fistfuls of treasure, letting it cascade through fingers. The weight felt solid, real, intoxicating. All her hardships, all the pain and degradation, faded into insignificance compared to this moment of victory.

Sapphires and emeralds glimmered like captured stars as she scooped them up, stuffing them haphazardly into the deep, sturdy pockets of her pants. Her pack, retrieved from the corner was soon bulging, the rough canvas straining against the weight of her plunder.

"All mine! Yes! Everything is MINE!" she crowed triumphantly, a feral gleam in her eyes as she buried her face briefly in a cascade of shimmering platinum ingots.

The manic gleam of pure acquisitiveness consumed her. For long moments, the world narrowed to the dazzling hoard, every instinct screaming to take, to claim, to possess. It was an intoxicating high, better than any wine, better than any sexual thrill. Her tail twitched spastically, her fur standing on end with greedy excitement.

Then, like a dash of cold water, a pang of conscience struck. Her companions - the four who had helped her reach this point, who had fought at her side. Shouldn't they have a share?

"Share…?" the word tasted bitter on her tongue, foreign and unnatural. A growl rumbled in her chest. "NO!" she snarled, slamming a fist on the chest's lid hard enough to make the coins inside jump. "MINE! All of it! MINE!"

'Nekari.' A serene voice echoed in the recesses of her mind, cool and reproachful. 'These are your teammates. Your comrades-in-arms. They trusted you, supported you. Does their loyalty mean so little?'

"Bah! Comrades?" Nekari scoffed, batting the voice aside with a wave of her hand. "We just met! Two weeks at most! What do I owe them? Nothing!" Her face twisted into a sneer of utter contempt.

The sinister whisper grew louder, coiling around her greed like smoke, the voice of foolish morality, it hissed. 'Forget them! They are weaklings, dead weight! You fought your way through the hellish tunnel alone! You endured the humiliation! You conquered the trap! This is your victory, your reward!' A shiver of dark satisfaction ran down her spine. "Exactly!" Nekari agreed fervently, nodding. "It is my due!"

'But you fought together to get this far,' the serene voice persisted, weaker now but insistent. 'Do their efforts count for nothing?'

For a fleeting moment, uncertainty flickered in Nekari's eyes. She saw Rolfe's stoic determination, Miriel's benevolent, Hanry's fierce loyalty. They had been by her side through fire and steel…

But the temptation, the sheer weight of the gold before her, was overpowering. It sang a song of solo triumph, drowning out any hint of fellowship.

'Simple,' the seductive whisper offered a perfect solution, silky smooth. 'Tell them the room was empty. Empty! Ha! They have no idea you even found this. You'll come back later, alone, when they are far away… Take it all. It's magnificent. Utterly perfect.'

The grin that spread across Nekari's face was cunning, and utterly devoid of remorse. It was the smile of a beast savoring the perfect trap.

"Perfect indeed," she murmured, caressing a fist-sized ruby with obsessive tenderness. "The treasure stays. I'll seal the room, claim we found nothing but an empty tomb…" A cruel chuckle escaped her lips. "Let the fools keep chasing dreams while I feast on reality!"

She slammed the heavy wooden lid shut with finality. The sound echoed through the small chamber, sealing not just the treasure, but also any remaining shreds of Nekari's loyalty. Only greed remained, shining brightly in her eyes.

Nekari stood silently for a moment, letting the fog recede slightly while she surveyed the small treasure chamber one last time. Her eyes landed on something odd across the dim room, shapes half-hidden in the shadows opposite the open doors.

"Hmm?" she grunted, her voice rough with avarice. "Were those there before?"

She squinted, peering closer.

They hadn't been, of that she was certain. The room had been bare, empty save for the treasure chest.

But now, set into deep, shadowed recesses carved into the opposite wall, four shapes materialized.

Statues, perhaps?

But they hadn't been there before…

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