Hips rolled.
Devoured by the stage, consumed by the performance, Jatari moved adroitly upon the balls of her feet, springing into stretching vaults and swirling spins, each and every balletic attempt aided by the small wings that protruded from her shoulder blades. Slim hands took hold of the gilded pole at center stage and wielded it masterfully, contouring her supple form upon, around, and across it in ways that filled the minds of those watching with visions of how she could do the same to them.
Pliable pleasure was promised, and because of that, eyes were upon her.
The pole was her partner, in more ways than dance, and her serpentine embrace of its iron length drew snarls and crows from the demons and devils who watched. With supple legs coiled, she drew a long and exaggerated undulation, a pleasurable cadence against the cold metal that reached its salacious zenith in unison with the liberation of her ample breasts, from the mockery of attire that adorned her, with the snap of her fingers.
Bestial grunts rang out, and in the distance a violent outburst could be heard, the applause of the underworld as devastating as ever. Jatari was immune to the distraction of the sound, though, drenched in the passionate chaos of her sinful dance's culmination. Relinquished of lust, she laid upon the polished stage floor, chest rising and falling quickly with laborious breaths, recovering from the tumultuous release.
Once restored she rolled over onto her belly and pushed up onto all fours, treating onlookers to the enticement of her bare and youthful bottom, and heralding another outburst of violence from the raging crowd. It was an easy ploy, and one the owners of the Club - A pair of hate-mongering demons who fed off of anger and fury - appreciated. She brought her small feet between her hands and stood gracefully, exiting the stage with a turn over her shoulder to blow kisses to all those cheering for her return and booing her departure.
The backstage area was a long hallway fixed with doors on each side and lit by the soft blue glow of lights running along the floorboard .Her destination - the dressing room at the far end - drew the attention of her twilight gaze as she noticed the door was partially opened. This wouldn't have bothered her normally, though she was certain she closed it before heading to the stage to begin her set, and one of the biggest faux pas amongst the dancers of the Club was to enter into the domain of another uninvited. More than one girl had ended up with a clawed throat at violating such a law.
She pushed the door inward slowly until it was fully ajar, letting only her eyes investigate the room as she was unwilling to cross the threshold. Another thought was that a frenzied fan had managed to sneak into her room, and the last thing she wanted was to be ambushed and pinned while he savagely assailed her in commemoration of her performance. It wasn't uncommon, but she had been able to avoid such baleful coupling thus far by remaining cautious.
Everything seemed normal, every piece put in its appropriate place, even the articles that she had carelessly tossed about. Nothing was missing.
But there was an addition.
At the corner of her vanity was an envelope balanced just on the edge, its black hue a stark contrast to the whites and pinks and purples of her cosmetics and jewelry. It stood out critically, as though somehow it drew attention beyond the mundane comparison of colors.
She arched a brow and quickly turned her head back down the hall, more of a habitual curiosity before stepping in and closing the door behind her. There was something familiar about the item, though she was certain that she had never read it before, and quickly she crossed the room for a closer look.
She reached out and took the envelope in hand, breaking the thin seal of wax to open the fastened flap. From inside she pulled a small, folded piece of paper and with a careful thoroughness she uncreased the letter.
My dear Sister,
It is time for you to come home. Keep this letter close, follow its pull, and return to me.
A~
Her breath stopped, her heart stopped, though her smile could not be contained.
"Aolani."
Devoured by the stage, consumed by the performance, Jatari moved adroitly upon the balls of her feet, springing into stretching vaults and swirling spins, each and every balletic attempt aided by the small wings that protruded from her shoulder blades. Slim hands took hold of the gilded pole at center stage and wielded it masterfully, contouring her supple form upon, around, and across it in ways that filled the minds of those watching with visions of how she could do the same to them.
Pliable pleasure was promised, and because of that, eyes were upon her.
The pole was her partner, in more ways than dance, and her serpentine embrace of its iron length drew snarls and crows from the demons and devils who watched. With supple legs coiled, she drew a long and exaggerated undulation, a pleasurable cadence against the cold metal that reached its salacious zenith in unison with the liberation of her ample breasts, from the mockery of attire that adorned her, with the snap of her fingers.
Bestial grunts rang out, and in the distance a violent outburst could be heard, the applause of the underworld as devastating as ever. Jatari was immune to the distraction of the sound, though, drenched in the passionate chaos of her sinful dance's culmination. Relinquished of lust, she laid upon the polished stage floor, chest rising and falling quickly with laborious breaths, recovering from the tumultuous release.
Once restored she rolled over onto her belly and pushed up onto all fours, treating onlookers to the enticement of her bare and youthful bottom, and heralding another outburst of violence from the raging crowd. It was an easy ploy, and one the owners of the Club - A pair of hate-mongering demons who fed off of anger and fury - appreciated. She brought her small feet between her hands and stood gracefully, exiting the stage with a turn over her shoulder to blow kisses to all those cheering for her return and booing her departure.
The backstage area was a long hallway fixed with doors on each side and lit by the soft blue glow of lights running along the floorboard .Her destination - the dressing room at the far end - drew the attention of her twilight gaze as she noticed the door was partially opened. This wouldn't have bothered her normally, though she was certain she closed it before heading to the stage to begin her set, and one of the biggest faux pas amongst the dancers of the Club was to enter into the domain of another uninvited. More than one girl had ended up with a clawed throat at violating such a law.
She pushed the door inward slowly until it was fully ajar, letting only her eyes investigate the room as she was unwilling to cross the threshold. Another thought was that a frenzied fan had managed to sneak into her room, and the last thing she wanted was to be ambushed and pinned while he savagely assailed her in commemoration of her performance. It wasn't uncommon, but she had been able to avoid such baleful coupling thus far by remaining cautious.
Everything seemed normal, every piece put in its appropriate place, even the articles that she had carelessly tossed about. Nothing was missing.
But there was an addition.
At the corner of her vanity was an envelope balanced just on the edge, its black hue a stark contrast to the whites and pinks and purples of her cosmetics and jewelry. It stood out critically, as though somehow it drew attention beyond the mundane comparison of colors.
She arched a brow and quickly turned her head back down the hall, more of a habitual curiosity before stepping in and closing the door behind her. There was something familiar about the item, though she was certain that she had never read it before, and quickly she crossed the room for a closer look.
She reached out and took the envelope in hand, breaking the thin seal of wax to open the fastened flap. From inside she pulled a small, folded piece of paper and with a careful thoroughness she uncreased the letter.
My dear Sister,
It is time for you to come home. Keep this letter close, follow its pull, and return to me.
A~
Her breath stopped, her heart stopped, though her smile could not be contained.
"Aolani."