Mar Vaglia, The Despair Of A Bogina (Chapter Six)

Mar Vaglia, The Despair Of A Bogina (Chapter Six)

Giantuvis had heard and with complete assurance that he had not misunderstood wanted and desired as he never had in what had been his life up till that point, for in all he was sure that this was the reality in front of him yet there was always doubt in his mind; as was bound to be the case with any mortal presented such an opportunity. This of course was natural in beings like himself, as they too as the deities held place in their thoughts for insecurity and though this was the goddess of his adoration and faith, it might turn out that she was but utilizing him for her mirth. For Mar Vaglia, might not speak in earnest yet in this which he dubbed caution he did not wish to waste what in fact might be a legitimate offering. As Orpheus had done when his doubt had cast his cherished Eurydice, back in the pit of darkness form which Hades had promised to realize her if he only held it in his faith not to look back to see if in all truth she was following him out of the domains of the house of death.

How absurd it would be if his would be to loose all the lust and desire of the one, who could make him a king in both matters of the flesh and what was material, merely due to a lack of faith and in all consideration what did he have to loose by putting his trust in the one who he prayed to while great would be the rewards should he simply trust. It was upon the strength of this logic that he gazed upon Mar Vaglia, with eyes that searched her as he would any other woman that he longed for though she held a place of affection, as none before and yet much to his surprise it held no connection to her being a deity but one who had but that which was of treasure to him.

Mar Vaglia, in seeing that which his eyes communicated passed on more of her forces to include desire to the lust and the longing which were her norm to deliver on to men yet it was with the knowledge that it would be used upon herself that she increased to surrender all her powers on to Giantuvis that he might entrust his root through her rose; as if driven by a bolt of Zeus himself.

Giantuvis, at this point was no longer master of his own will as the amount of lust inside him was to such an extent that it not only increased his strengths beyond what he would have ever considered possible but it reached an extreme that he could not have controlled it even if such had been his intensions. In fact such was it that it was of pain to devastate all in him if he did not release it upon or within one who could withstand with delight; all of the trusts of sexuality in him which at that point made him rival the god Volcano. It being with erupting energy that he attacked not only Mar Vaglia's rose but all of her body with hands, tongue, mouth and above all his root which would not be held back by any force known to man or even deity.

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