Literature
The Fattening Harem 1
The hot summer sun blazed white upon the training field. The dirt below me, still imprinted with the imprint of a hundred footprints, had dried to a dusty powder that churned beneath my scuffing limbs. Some recruits might complain of such an environment, but not I, a dark-skinned drow accustomed to the heat and fury of volcanic wastes – not I, who was known as Zaiva, the greatest assassin in the Order of the Scorpion. Yet even so, sweat shone from my rippling limbs like purple rocks from a riverbed, and I had to shield my eyes from the glint of sunlight from arms and armour worn by the throng of onlookers surrounding me – surrounding us, as I wrestled against a half-orc twice my size. What was his name? It mattered little to me. He was a newer assassin fresh out of training and allegedly three hundred pounds of raw, untalented meat. He’d been bragging of his size and strength for days, wagering bets that he could out-wrestle any veteran, and as his purse