“It’s real.”
“Why did you create this space?”
“Just for fun.”
“Is it possible to go down? Walk around this field?”
“Yes. And you can ride a horse there if you want.”
“Who lives there?”
“Nobody.”
“I saw last night far, far away near the mountains, the lights flickered, as if a fire was burning there.”
“Ah… this… yes, some small insect-like unclean ones started up.”
“How?!”
“Simply, they crept into my space and now, they took root. They are primitive and not dangerous.”
“But why don't you drive them away?!”
“Let them live until they bother me, if they multiply too much, then I'll have to go down and remove them.”
But Karina didn't want to ride a horse there anymore.
“Rest, my servants are at your disposal. Eat, drink, walk in the garden, stroke the animals, sleep, gain strength. If you get bored, come to my slaves, they are happy to wait for you. Claire speaks good black, she'll chat with you. Nobody will touch you.”
“And Lis?”
“I will return Lis to you after a while. Don't worry about him like that, I won't do anything bad to him. And you can live here together when I leave with Arel for below.”
Lis looked around nervously, confused by the half-human height cages against the wall, but they were empty. Nikto and an unclean master named Marg paid no attention to him, completely absorbed in conversation. Arel stood in front of them naked, and the master touched him, twisted, turned, looking at him as a thing, as an object that the customer had brought and which needed to be decorated better. Nikto said something to him in unclean language quickly, Lis was nervous and didn’t understand. He saw that they were driving their fingers along Arel’s back, from shoulder blade to shoulder blade, along the buttocks. They planned where and how to tattoo the prince, but he stood motionless, his eyes downcast, and only sometimes flinched a little when Marg or Nikto poked him too much with their clawed hands. When they finished discussing the back, they moved on to his chest, belly, and cock. Finally finished, Nikto turned to Lis:
“Lis, come here,” he called in black.
Lis approached them resignedly. Nikto handed him a sheet of paper with a very beautifully drawn fox, it was as if it were alive – bright eyes and fluffy fur, cunning and predatory expression of the muzzle.