"Son..." his father said, "It is that you are the only Male besides me in our household. The name must continue. You can just be best friends with Pietor and once in a while ... go camping. Some men do that and almost every woman has a friend she shares ...secrets... with...?"
"Like Mum and my non relative Aunte Bernicey?" he said, "I suppose that is who I got my ... nefarious malady from..."
"Siemoen...! Don't you dare leave this house...!?"
But the lad picked up his already made pack and left the door closing loudly on the way out.
"I shall pray for him..." said Father Speaker Thomas, the local Agnost Priest.
"What good will that do. Your Dawgma scared him nothing?" Simeon's father, Donovam said as his wife held him and wept.
"The Increate has allowed Mankind his Free Will, that is Dawgma. We speak and interpret his will and counsel men but if there be direct reward for virtue and sure punishment in life for sin then there be no Free Will. I can give tongues to speak his word, I can smite true enemies but the miracles I am given do not allow me to force one's mind."
A knock on the door and a voice called from the street through the viewing bars, a low soft but powerful feminine voice; "I see your sign say ye be not to be disturbed on this day but I was given word you might need to consult my order...?
"Enter!" Donovam almost shouted, The door opened and in strode several females in robes that almost covered their strong, voluptuous bodies and shrouded their faces. They were wrapped for modesty but their curves and especially hips and enormous breasts were neigh bursting the thin soft fabric. They wore sparse jewelry, sandals advertised their perfect feet and they carried staffs carved into a wooden double phallus cardecus
"Wytches!? Of the Eros cult!?" Speaker Thomas spat out, "No! The Church does NOT approve....!"
"You yourself said you can not force free will. And the Wytches are an option of any free citizen per the treaty...."
"Please... Your daughters know your craft well and I could find an orphan. Or we could wait a while?"
"A man must succeed me, Speaker, to carry on my lawful name and I doubt any adult male I could train in my crafts in time could be found. I know it be a sin to consul the Wytches but I will bear it if need be to protect my household!"
The Agnost excused himself in disgust and walked out the side door to come not near the Wytches who were greeting with kind gestures but of a fleshy kind. The head witch made an arms out bow and if by will alone the Hausfrau, Donovam's wife was the one to talk to despite it being a matter of defending a Patriarchal issue."
"A quick chat we shall have, Daughter, over obligation and recompensense but we must make reasonable haste... May I assume the young man running out of the house is the one you wish us to give ... Consul?"
Later - in the forest - the two men were keeping a brisk pace.
"I know these woods well, Siemon, we'll be in HansForge before the moonrise and in a week or so's walk the Coast. I have coin and hard sausage saved well. Don't look back, I've shed too many tears also. Won't it be fun to settle in the coastal city instead of just visiting once every other year and be too busy on business to enjoy oneself?"
They stopped in their tracks seeing a strange green mist...
It wrapped all around them and it was like blackest night had fallen and the only light came from the glowing green mist at their feet!
"Little lost lambs....." a feminine voice cooed.
"Little Sinners..." another spake.
"We are here to cure you..." a third hissed!
"Wycthes!?" Pietor gasped. Simeoen took front and pulled his short-sword.
"I be of legal age and by guild of Journeyman status... I may go of my own by right of way and with me..."
He was standing alone in the mist, though shadows of voluptuous ladies seemed to dance around him.
"Ye be young madmen... Your parents both asked us to cure your sickness of the Mind..."
"No! I will..." - Simeoen grunted as the short sword was knocked from his arm by an unseen hand. He could tell that the had had such strength and speed it could have pierced his chest casually if it had wanted to. Immediately two of the Wytches were holding him and he heard a suppressed scream of his lover Pietor off somewhere in the mists.. "You cute little Sinner!" a Wytch giggled. She reached into his pants and undid the leather straps to hold his front but her other hand was on his head and held him in paralyzed shock, sparks from her body entering his mind. Another Wytch had grabbed him by his arms but when her syster had held his mind had moved to his legs, helping her fellow manipulate between his legs.
Simoen gasped as his manhood became full and started quivering. He noticed again the sweet breath, the kisses, her enormous breasts squeezing against his chest. Milk squirted when pressed and the warm milk soaked onto his skin through his clothes and seemed to burn. He'd have tried to fight but his body was held without his will as both Wytches held him and manipulated his body.
"So we've worked with Pietor's household, he'll go to the Pine Mountains and a year's stint in the guards but the unit he's in is strict and there are ... women there?"
"Yes, and thus he will not meet Simeon for quite a while to complicate things. His parents owed me a lot or we'd be sending our son off but better the bond with Pietor be broken and heal in a normal presence."
"I must take my leave now. Have the young lady hold his hand. She should be careful, he'd be the last to hit a woman willfully but might thrash in nightmare. The spell I cast will take time and better he form a bond to her than chase any woman with newfound passion. May I assume that as she was matched with him, an excellent one at that besides his malady, you consent with him cohabiting with her? Excellent. He may be needy in an obvious way. Blessings of our God be upon this household..."
"I still oppose this utterly." the Agnost Speaker said to the Father of the household.
"I know it be a Sin, to turn to the Wytches, but I'll risk my judgement to protect my household."
"It is not that," said the priest, "I did not think your household could easily afford the Wytches... Consulting a Wytch for a fortune is bad, paying for a lesser service is also bad but such a service costs very much... More than a tradesman even of your good status can easily afford. Did you...?"
"Suspect them not." said the young woman at Simoen's side, a raven haired lady in a nice tradesperson class dress. "I took the full price." and she bore her chest with breasts only small in comparison to the Wytches. The mark of Luna in crescent form and tiny dot of her daughter was upon them, small and almost under the left breast.
As the priest gasped and stared she said - "I was his betrothed. I'd asked my parents to set me up with him as I had eyes for him since we were children. We tried to make it work, even ... did things before just to see. But he only had passion for his male friend. I paid the price so if you denounce anyone as Apostate it be me!"
The priest held his own staff out, the Cross of the Great Wheel in the Sky with its twelve houses for the drivers of the Age in between its spokes, the cross in the center representing the Great Son. He tapped her lightly on the head; "I grant thee lesser Martyr status. You threatened your soul and status in pure love not greed nor evil. You must increase your efforts to behave in accordance with universal law but I shall not denounce you for this deed."
The priest bowed and left. They noted the Wytch was still there.
"What will you ask in exchange...?" she started, covering her bosom up.
The Wytch helped her with her dress and put her hand back on her Beau's as he twisted in uncomfortable dreams.
"Nothing that will hurt another or even embarrass your poor Speaker. You'd think he only knew of us from fairy tales wanting you to drug the sweet juice at the party and tuck curse-dolls under beds. We'll only ask mild favors for our order now and again, nothing too taxing nor illegal or any of that. And we'll check in from time to time to make sure your Husband's malady does not return, it is not a debt but a bond and obligation. I have many myself and must be off." - and the Witch left the room, leaving a relived set of parents with their 'cured' son and his bride to be.
As she left the door her voice carried, "And you may even bear a Hero of this age amongst your children...!"