My Taboo Harem! - Chapter 544 - 544: The Tiamat Claim 2
The room was now thick with the scent of sex and what could’ve been a scent of scorched magic and the faint metallic tang of soul-fire still lingering in the air like dying embers.
Cassiopeia’s body had long since stopped counting orgasms after the third one; they blurred into a single, endless cascade of white-hot surrender.
Her mind floated somewhere above the wreckage of her own will, anchored only by the relentless stretch of Phei’s cock buried deep inside her and the dragon coiling tighter around her soul with every pulse of his shaft and the Mark on her forehead.
She could feel it in there. Not his cock—she’d been feeling that, that was just flesh and heat and the monstrous, ruinous girth of him splitting her open like she was built for it… No, the thing she was feeling was what had slipped inside her; quiet as a whisper, warm as molten gold, wrapping itself around the base of her consciousness like a vine growing through the cracks of a fortress wall before it forever became one with her and her soul.
She’d dismissed it at first. Chalked it up to the sex fog, the way her brain stopped working properly when he fucked her like the world was ending and he wanted to come before the credits rolled.
She was wrong.
It wasn’t fog. It was a dragon. And it had claimed her from the inside out… and appearing on her forehead.
Then—on the fourth crest, or maybe the fifth—something inside her snapped back.
She tried to push him away.
Not with her hands. With intent.
The bracelet on her wrist—cold silver, humming with the power the twitch had spent years perfecting, enchanted with bindings far older than her, calibrated to one purpose and one purpose only—flared in her mind like a dying star.
A single command formed, sharp and automatic: Bind.
The bracelet should have detonated with light. Should have driven silver hooks through his consciousness, scooped out everything that made him him, and left behind a hollow shell that breathed and obeyed when she told him to.
It had worked on stronger beings.
On beings with souls thicker than castle walls. It had never failed. Not once in the three hundred years of use across her bloodline.
Yet… nothing happened.
The bracelet stayed inert.
Cold metal on warm skin.
Dead as a stone in a river.
Cassiopeia’s breath hitched—sharp, panicked, a sound she hadn’t made since she was a child and the world had stopped doing what she told it to. She tried again—harder—pouring every shred of remaining focus into the command, her soul reaching out like claws sinking into wet clay:
Bind him. Now. BIND HIM NOW.
Pain then suddenly stung her!
Not in her body.
In her soul.
A white-hot spike drove straight through the center of her being—like a blade forged from her own betrayal, twisting slowly, deliberately, with the patience of something that had all the time in the world and wanted her to feel every millimetre of the rotation.
She gasped, the sound raw and choked, wet and ugly and nothing like the composed goddess she’d been five minutes ago. Her fingers scrabbled uselessly at Phei’s shoulders as though she could physically shove him out of her.
But her arms felt leaden.
Her legs wouldn’t obey. She couldn’t even clench to push him out of her spasming cunt because her body had stopped listening to her and started listening to the young dragon’s Mark that now coiled around her soul.
The dragon tightened the hold on her soul.
She could see it now—not with her eyes but with whatever sense existed below sight, in the basement of perception where souls lived.
A dragon made of molten gold, twice the size of her consciousness, wrapped around her essence like a dragon around an egg. Its scales burned where they touched. Its eyes were amethyst—his eyes, Phei’s very eyes, staring at her from inside her own soul with a calm that made her want to scream and couldn’t.
Every time she reached for the bracelet’s power, the dragon squeezed.
Every time she formed the word bind, the dragon’s jaws opened wider.
Every time she tried to fight, the chains—invisible, woven from something older than magic and crueller than love—pulled tighter until she could feel the edges of her own will being compressed into something smaller, denser, harder.
Not destroyed.
Reshaped.
Phei felt it all.
He felt the exact moment her malice curdled and died before it could take root. Felt the dragon inside her tighten one final coil—golden chains locking around every thread of her intent, crushing it before it could form.
He stayed buried inside her pussy, his cock still thick and throbbing inside her fluttering hot walls of her pussy, his veins pulsing against her inner walls like living fire. He simply watched the realization dawn in her wide, glassy eyes—those emerald depths that had once promised empires now fracturing with something close to terror.
Not close.
Terror itself. The real thing. The kind she couldn’t fake or swallow or hide behind composure because it comes from the part of her that knows—with the certainty of a body falling—that the ground is no longer where she left it.
Slowly—deliberately—he extracted himself.
He pulled out the six inches of his cock by torturous inch. Her pussy lips clung desperately to his veined shaft—stretched thin and white at the edges, inner petals peeling back with a wet, reluctant schlick as they released him. T
hick ropes of her creamy arousal stretched taut between her gaping entrance and his glistening cock before snapping, dripping in long, shiny strands that coated his length from crown to base. His shaft emerged slick and shining—coated in her juices, veins pulsing, the fat head flushed dark and smeared with white froth from how violently she’d milked him.
A final thick bead of her slick clung to the slit at his tip before falling in a slow, obscene drop onto her inner thigh.
The absence of him was worse than the fullness.
Her cunt clenched on nothing—gaping, wrecked, already mourning what it had lost—and a broken, involuntary whimper crawled out of her throat before she could kill it.
Cassiopeia collapsed forward onto her hands and knees, trembling, breath ragged. She twisted, her hair plastered to her sweat-slick face, and stared up at him—eyes wild, pupils blown, chest heaving with every shattered inhale.
“What the fuck did you do to me?”
Her voice cracked—half fury, half terror, the words trembling like glass about to shatter.
Phei didn’t answer immediately.
He simply shook his head—slow, almost pitying—then turned his back on her and walked naked across the room to the wine cabinet.
The muscles in his back flexed with every step.
He selected a bottle of deep crimson vintage—old, expensive that probably tasted like sin and older than memory—uncorked it with a soft pop, and poured two glasses. The rich scent of blackberry and oak curled into the air, cutting through the heavy musk of sex.
Behind him, he heard her shift—sheets rustling, bare feet hitting the floor. A soft pad-pad-pad as she rose, unsteady but determined.
He didn’t turn.
He poured the second glass with the same care a man pours wine when the evening is pleasant and nothing in particular has happened.
Like he hadn’t just branded her soul and rewritten her future and ended three hundred years of her bloodline’s dominance in the time it took to make her come.
He heard her pause—felt the sudden spike of intent flare again, hotter this time, more desperate, the last gasp of a woman who refused to believe the lock had changed—
Then silence.
Absolute, unnatural silence.
When he finally turned, glass in each hand, Cassiopeia was suspended three feet off the ground—arms limp at her sides, head thrown back, mouth open in a silent scream of agony. Her body jerked once, twice—like a puppet with cut strings—face contorted in soul-deep pain.
The dragon mark between her brows glowed softly, pulsing in time with her heartbeat. The chains were visible now—not to human eyes, but if you looked at her from the angle where souls lived, you could see them. Hundreds of them. Thin as spider silk, strong as the bones of the earth, wrapped around her wrists, her ankles, her throat, her ribcage, her spine, threaded through every meridian of her being like stitching holding a wound shut.
She’d tried to jump and attack him but now there she was!
They weren’t hurting her now.
They were reminding her.
The mark between her brows flared brighter—amethyst bleeding into gold—and the dragon inside her soul opened its jaws and roared. Silently but she felt in the marrow and her consciousness, in the place where free will lived before something older and hungrier moved in.
Phei walked forward calmly.
He placed one wine glass in her open, trembling hand—curling her fingers around the stem so it wouldn’t fall. His touch was gentle. Almost tender like he was helping a friend hold a drink at a party, not a dragon adjusting the grip of a woman he’d just enslaved.
Then he sat on the edge of the ruined bed, legs spread, cock still hard and swinging and glistening with her juices and took a slow sip from his own glass.
The moment later, the invisible force released her.
