The witch tenses up, her thighs squeezing her wrist as inquisitor prods at her soaked slit, her pale body gently thrusting forward into those fingers as they start to explore her entrance.
"A we-welcome change. Too many holy servants are in love with inflicting pain. One could think your god is one of suffering." The witch cries out, feeling those teeth close around her ear, her pussy twitching under inquisitor's fingers. She felt the wave of heat sweel between her thighs, slowly crawling up and deep into her body.
She grabs the petals scattered on the table, crushing some of them between her fingers. "Let me share a secret with you then~"
Faye says with a coo, reached behind her and smearing the crushed petals on inquisitor's cheek, leaving a red trail on her skin. "Long, long time ago, when for the first time two lovers jumped into the sea because they love was forbidden, The Siren was there to bless the act. With cruelty of her father and capriciousness of her mother, The Siren is a goddess of acts done in passion and duress, lovers, traitors and desperate."
Faye whispers and her inaudible words make air shiver, sending waves like a shark under the water's surface. The put out candle suddenly flares up with a brilliant and triumphant, red flame. The air turns red, thick enough to cut with an axe, sweetly suffocating.
"To live is to desire, and nobody desires more than The Daughter of The Sea and The Storm. Some say she parted the sea for the Israelites when they were running from pharaoh's army. As you may know, urge to see one's homeland again is among the more powerful ones." She pauses for the effect and the air.
"Let's share some of our desire~" Marks on her back start to glow brightly, presence of something permeating the shop. Faye moved her hand to her lips as her entire body filled with a maddening excitement, biting deep enough to draw blood, desperate to feel anything under her teeth. Her other hand grabs the inquisitor's forearm, nails digging into the metal until it started to yield with a helpless whine.