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Hi.
This story I am planning on writing will be a bit unusual when comparing to my other stories. I try to do more classical storytelling than usual, so it won't be entirely focused on descriptions of tickling. Therefore if you don't like that kind of stories, you've been warned.
The story is I guess a fairy tale and it will have magical creatures in a dark forest. So without further ado:
Captured by tickle nymphs.
Anna was walking in the forest with a basket full of buns. Her mother sent her to bring lunch to lumberjacks working in the woods. This was the first time she went alone. Usually she was with her elder sister, who watched over her, as she got easily distracted. She was the kind of girl who forgot what she was doing to chase butterflies. This time however she went alone, as her sister was ill. Even though nineteen years old, she still had her vivid behavior and loved to run all around.
She walked through a narrow path surrounded by pine trees. She wasn't her usual happy self as she was concerned for her sister's health. It most likely was not anything serious, but who knew. An idea came to her. Why not give a several buns as an offering to the forest spirits and pray for her sister's quick recovery? Lumberjacks would surely not notice if one or two buns were missing. It's not as if they were counting them. So she changed her path and went straight for the shrines. As she was walking deeper into the forest, she felt some unease. It just seemed to her as is someone was watching her. She remembered an old tale mothers told their daughter before sleep. It was about dark forest spirits. She heard, that fair maidens who ventured alone deep into the forest disappeared forever. Sometimes wanderers would hear their cries for help mixed with some strange laughter. As she considered herself to be a fair maiden, this tale particularly scared her. She would not be wrong though. She was rather short, but with very cute face. Her blond hair was carefully combed in braided piggy tails and her vivid happy eyes always attracted boys in her village. However although it was common for girls of her age to get married, she was too picky to chose her husband. Also if she were to be honest she preferred not to marry anyway, as this made her slightly more free. She already disliked to have to obey her mother, let alone a husband. Being a beautiful single girl of her age, there was lots of gossip around her, but she did not pay any heed to them. She had lots of friends and she was happy to live like she did in the village with her mother and her father.
As she walked the path that was getting more and more narrow, she had to reassure herself, that the tale, that her mother used to tell her was nothing more but a superstition to scare little girls. She could walk around the forest all day long if she wanted to! She had to tell herself. However no matter how much she reassured herself, she could not help but to feel that someone was following her. Boscage rustled. Was it the wind or someone following her? As she turned she saw... nothing, so she went on. She then heard something fall. It looked like it was a cone. She looked around. "Is someone there?" she asked. No answer. As she looked more carefully, she saw a squirrel staring at her. "Hey there." she said smiling for the first time this day. "So it was you making all that hustle." As soon as she said that, the squirrel disappeared in the tree. At least, she was not the only one scarred along this road, she thought as she went on.
As she was nearing the shrine, she finally saw what was following her. It was a beautiful white horse. It was so near her and looked so friendly... if only she could ride it for just a while. She never ever mounted a horse in her life, as that kind of privilege was given only to rich or noble people. The prospect of riding it enchanted her. For once in her life, she could feel like princess. She put her basket on the ground and tried to approach the horse, but as soon as she got near it, it fled. Not too far though, so she went off the road trying to mount it, but as soon as she got less than five feet from it, it fled. That's it: it was toying with her. She actually liked that. It made the chase all the more fun! She sprinted after it. Chasing the horse just like she chased the butterflies when she was little. But the horse was not easy to catch. It was however provoking her to run after it. Whenever she thought she was too tired to run anymore and wanted to give up, the horse stopped. The chase went on for quite some time and she completely forgot, she was supposed to bring lunch. Then the horse finally stopped. She approached it slowly and caressed it's beautiful mane. The horse didn't flinch and seemed to enjoy her attention. "Hello there." she said with a smile on her face.
Then something peculiar happened. The horse started neighing very loudly. It's neigh was loud and long. Other white horses started to run towards her in the forest. Afraid, she started to sprint in random direction, but was quickly caught by them. They started to run in circles around her while neighing in a high pitched tone. She tried to escape from the circle, but to no avail. The horses were too fast and she would easily hurt herself if she tried to leave. The horses started to show their teeth as they ran around her. Yes it definitely looked like they were smiling. Their facial expressions felt surreal, they looked almost human, but above all they looked evil. Their neighs began to sound more and more like laughter and the bodies of the horses began to change as well and their form was becoming human. After the strange metamorphosis stopped, she was in front a group of strange naked female creatures, holding their hands and dancing in circle around her. Their skin was very pale, they had quite remarkable pink finger nails, their hair was green and they had pointy ears. "We caught her, we caught her, we caught her!" cried all the creatures in jubilation, while still dancing around her. Their dance was so unnaturally fast, it gave poor Anna vertigo and she felt on the ground. Her heart was racing.
"Please let me go!" she pleaded them.
The creatures replied by singing in unison to a strange tune "That we cannot do, for we must tickle you!" and then they all giggled. There was so much evil in their voice.
Seeing the confusion in her, one of the girls left the dancing circle and said in a giggly voice "Have you heard about this forest's dark legend?" then she rejoined the circle and another girl stood out in front of her.
"Of course you have!". The girls started to take turns in answering her.
"What young and pretty girl of your age wouldn't?" said one.
"So many dark stories, about maidens disappearing in the middle of the day." said another in a spooky voice.
"The only thing left of them were their pleas, that can be heard all around the forest" added another in the same spooky voice.
"and their desperate laughter." added another with emphasis, while smiling evilly.
"And the best part is...." she could hear another girl saying.
"They were all truee!" another one finished her sentence and all of them started to giggle while still dancing around her.
"And do you know why they laughed so much?" asked another girl
"Because, they were captured by tickle nymphs!" another girl answered the question.
As soon as the last question was answered, they all jumped on poor Anna, who was still laying on the ground and began to tear her clothes apart.
This story I am planning on writing will be a bit unusual when comparing to my other stories. I try to do more classical storytelling than usual, so it won't be entirely focused on descriptions of tickling. Therefore if you don't like that kind of stories, you've been warned.
The story is I guess a fairy tale and it will have magical creatures in a dark forest. So without further ado:
Captured by tickle nymphs.
Anna was walking in the forest with a basket full of buns. Her mother sent her to bring lunch to lumberjacks working in the woods. This was the first time she went alone. Usually she was with her elder sister, who watched over her, as she got easily distracted. She was the kind of girl who forgot what she was doing to chase butterflies. This time however she went alone, as her sister was ill. Even though nineteen years old, she still had her vivid behavior and loved to run all around.
She walked through a narrow path surrounded by pine trees. She wasn't her usual happy self as she was concerned for her sister's health. It most likely was not anything serious, but who knew. An idea came to her. Why not give a several buns as an offering to the forest spirits and pray for her sister's quick recovery? Lumberjacks would surely not notice if one or two buns were missing. It's not as if they were counting them. So she changed her path and went straight for the shrines. As she was walking deeper into the forest, she felt some unease. It just seemed to her as is someone was watching her. She remembered an old tale mothers told their daughter before sleep. It was about dark forest spirits. She heard, that fair maidens who ventured alone deep into the forest disappeared forever. Sometimes wanderers would hear their cries for help mixed with some strange laughter. As she considered herself to be a fair maiden, this tale particularly scared her. She would not be wrong though. She was rather short, but with very cute face. Her blond hair was carefully combed in braided piggy tails and her vivid happy eyes always attracted boys in her village. However although it was common for girls of her age to get married, she was too picky to chose her husband. Also if she were to be honest she preferred not to marry anyway, as this made her slightly more free. She already disliked to have to obey her mother, let alone a husband. Being a beautiful single girl of her age, there was lots of gossip around her, but she did not pay any heed to them. She had lots of friends and she was happy to live like she did in the village with her mother and her father.
As she walked the path that was getting more and more narrow, she had to reassure herself, that the tale, that her mother used to tell her was nothing more but a superstition to scare little girls. She could walk around the forest all day long if she wanted to! She had to tell herself. However no matter how much she reassured herself, she could not help but to feel that someone was following her. Boscage rustled. Was it the wind or someone following her? As she turned she saw... nothing, so she went on. She then heard something fall. It looked like it was a cone. She looked around. "Is someone there?" she asked. No answer. As she looked more carefully, she saw a squirrel staring at her. "Hey there." she said smiling for the first time this day. "So it was you making all that hustle." As soon as she said that, the squirrel disappeared in the tree. At least, she was not the only one scarred along this road, she thought as she went on.
As she was nearing the shrine, she finally saw what was following her. It was a beautiful white horse. It was so near her and looked so friendly... if only she could ride it for just a while. She never ever mounted a horse in her life, as that kind of privilege was given only to rich or noble people. The prospect of riding it enchanted her. For once in her life, she could feel like princess. She put her basket on the ground and tried to approach the horse, but as soon as she got near it, it fled. Not too far though, so she went off the road trying to mount it, but as soon as she got less than five feet from it, it fled. That's it: it was toying with her. She actually liked that. It made the chase all the more fun! She sprinted after it. Chasing the horse just like she chased the butterflies when she was little. But the horse was not easy to catch. It was however provoking her to run after it. Whenever she thought she was too tired to run anymore and wanted to give up, the horse stopped. The chase went on for quite some time and she completely forgot, she was supposed to bring lunch. Then the horse finally stopped. She approached it slowly and caressed it's beautiful mane. The horse didn't flinch and seemed to enjoy her attention. "Hello there." she said with a smile on her face.
Then something peculiar happened. The horse started neighing very loudly. It's neigh was loud and long. Other white horses started to run towards her in the forest. Afraid, she started to sprint in random direction, but was quickly caught by them. They started to run in circles around her while neighing in a high pitched tone. She tried to escape from the circle, but to no avail. The horses were too fast and she would easily hurt herself if she tried to leave. The horses started to show their teeth as they ran around her. Yes it definitely looked like they were smiling. Their facial expressions felt surreal, they looked almost human, but above all they looked evil. Their neighs began to sound more and more like laughter and the bodies of the horses began to change as well and their form was becoming human. After the strange metamorphosis stopped, she was in front a group of strange naked female creatures, holding their hands and dancing in circle around her. Their skin was very pale, they had quite remarkable pink finger nails, their hair was green and they had pointy ears. "We caught her, we caught her, we caught her!" cried all the creatures in jubilation, while still dancing around her. Their dance was so unnaturally fast, it gave poor Anna vertigo and she felt on the ground. Her heart was racing.
"Please let me go!" she pleaded them.
The creatures replied by singing in unison to a strange tune "That we cannot do, for we must tickle you!" and then they all giggled. There was so much evil in their voice.
Seeing the confusion in her, one of the girls left the dancing circle and said in a giggly voice "Have you heard about this forest's dark legend?" then she rejoined the circle and another girl stood out in front of her.
"Of course you have!". The girls started to take turns in answering her.
"What young and pretty girl of your age wouldn't?" said one.
"So many dark stories, about maidens disappearing in the middle of the day." said another in a spooky voice.
"The only thing left of them were their pleas, that can be heard all around the forest" added another in the same spooky voice.
"and their desperate laughter." added another with emphasis, while smiling evilly.
"And the best part is...." she could hear another girl saying.
"They were all truee!" another one finished her sentence and all of them started to giggle while still dancing around her.
"And do you know why they laughed so much?" asked another girl
"Because, they were captured by tickle nymphs!" another girl answered the question.
As soon as the last question was answered, they all jumped on poor Anna, who was still laying on the ground and began to tear her clothes apart.
