In another time

[thehangingtree]

In another time not recorded in history there was a group of women that were very content with each other’s company.



They were in fact quite happy with giving and receiving their pleasures from each other.



The women enjoyed each other’s company and hardly needed interaction with the men of the region. It was indeed an ideal lifestyle for them.



Had their lifestyle been know, they would have been prosecuted for failing to procreate new members for their land. However, they seemed happy with their lifestyle and were content with their passion for each other.



Their relationship with each other gave them all the pleasure they needed to fulfill their needs.



They engaged in activities deep in the fields outside the village that if known would have had them tried as witches.



Such a trial would have condemned them to be executed. Indeed, if caught they would be executed in the village square for failing to sustain the population.



Such a gruesome fate hardly stopped their lust for their sisters.



But their passions were hard to hide and they would do other acts that would draw the attention of the authorities!!!

 

[thehangingtree]

Some time back, the archbishop set up the Cruxton Abbey on an old estate. He used the servants’ quarters as a winery.



His wines were quite fine but this band of women knew of an old tunnel that led into the building. The women enjoyed his wine without bothering to purchase their intake.



Once their theft was discovered the archbishop was very angry to say the least. He summoned the area’s leader to put a stop to the women’s burglary. It should be noted the archbishop gave himself his title as he had no affiliation with any church that could bestow such a rank to him and he was actually the real leader of the area. The puppet leader showed up as the archbishop was ‘meeting’ with one of the convent nuns. It seems the archbishop and the nun were not bothered by any vow of celibacy.



Archbishop Wragg greets the leader without any hint of courtesy. He declares “What are you going to do about the theft of my wine?”

The leader hymn-hawed around but the archbishop demanded that the perpetrators be rounded up and ‘taken care of’. The leader puts up a reward for each of the thieves captured and was amazed to find the captured people were all women.



Some of the women were naively cooperative and offered certain services to their capturers.



The jailers certainly took them up on their offers.



This certainly helped the prisoners pass the time but no were freed. The archbishop was dead set on ‘taking care of’ them.

It turned out, not all of the captured women were as cooperative. The archbishop used ancient methods to question the women.



Some methods would be considered illegal today.



But they were quite effective as the names of others were soon surrendered.

 

[Barbaria1]

But they were quite effective as the names of others were soon surrendered.

Uh oh! This does not sound good

 

[Loxuru]

Some methods would be considered illegal today.

But who cares!? If it is effective, after all?

 

[Wragg]

courtesy.

I had to look that up

 

[thehangingtree]

Archbishop Wragg, now armed with the other women’s names, doubled his paltry reward and one by one the remaining women were caught.



Not more than a week later, the remaining four were captured out in one of the fields. The blonde and the reddish-brown haired ladies smiled at Friar Tree while the dark-haired one showed only anger at being apprehended. The brunette taunted Friar Tree, asking if he had the balls to take care of the four women’s desires.



Friar Tree was more interested in the archbishop’s reward and put irons on the women’s wrist and hauled them back to the abbey. The women were placed in the basement dungeon where the teased and taunted the guards the best they could with their naked bodies.



The guards did not take their bait. The blonde pretended not to understand the guards’ orders and she was chained to a wall and given a generous beating to her rear.



In their desire to obtain a confession the dark-haired woman was tied face-down on the cold, damp stone floor and was repeatedly raped and sodomized.



Try as they might, the woman never even gave her name, much less confessed to any crimes she may have been accused of committing. One might say she even enjoyed the rapes and more than tolerated their buggering of her.

The guards then turned their attention to the reddish-brown haired woman. They threatened to force her to suck their dicks if she did not confess her crimes. She protested such a vile act threatened by the guards,

but she was forced to kneel before them and watch as the first erect cock took aim at her mouth.



With her hands still bound in irons behind her she reluctantly opened her mouth and accepted the massive hard-on deep into her throat.



For protesting so vehemently having to give each of the guards a blowjob, she proved to be a quite capable cocksucker.



Her only act of defiance was refusing to swallow their cum.

Friar Tree met with the brunette and even called her by her name. He explained it was worth her while to confess to her accusations and take her punishment of being hanged before the leader’s subjects. She protested that she would not subject herself to such a horrific death and she would take her chances with a trial.



Friar Tree warned her that Archbishop Wragg was the real power and he has never lost a case yet. He failed to mention that he would be her defense attorney and he has never won a case yet…

 

[Barbaria1]

The brunette taunted Friar Tree, asking if he had the balls to take care of the four women’s desires.

Hmmmm … the brunette looks vaguely familiar …

Friar Tree warned her that Archbishop Wragg was the real power and he has never lost a case yet. He failed to mention that he would be her defense attorney and he has never won a case yet…

Details, details …. Always hidden … never divulged upfront. A forerunner to the introduction of fine print??

 

[Jollyrei]

In another time not recorded in history there was a group of women that were very content with each other’s company.

That does sound a bit like a fairy tale, yes.

The women enjoyed each other’s company and hardly needed interaction with the men of the region.

Shhhhh!!! You're not supposed to tell them that.

activities deep in the fields outside the village that if known would have had them tried as witches.

I hate to bring up a niggly little point, but I believe those are witches.

executed in the village square for failing to sustain the population.

Not as witches?

His wines were quite fine but this band of women knew of an old tunnel that led into the building. The women enjoyed his wine without bothering to purchase their intake.

I see where this is going. At some point, if the squirrels keep getting into the attic, you really have to question the homeowner, and maybe not the squirrels.

It seems the archbishop and the nun were not bothered by any vow of celibacy.

Or any sort of normal filters or inhibitions, it would seem.

 

[thehangingtree]

The women have all been captured and are being held in the dungeon under the Cruxton Abbey.



Usually, they could be executed merely on the accusation of they are witches but the archbishop has grander plans for their punishment. Their so-called leader has demanded they be given a trial, much to the archbishop’s delight.

The French woman expresses her fear that they will be hanged in the village square. Their leader boldly says “I think you fear the noose too much. They would dare condemn us to hang to death for stealing some wine.”



The French woman still frets. She says “So they cut off our heads. You don’t think me being headless won’t hurt my looks?”



The one seemingly in charge says “You worry too much. They can’t behead you after we have a fair trial!”



The French woman is still worried. “It is not about stealing some wine. We stole it from the church!”



“I fear they will make us pay for our theft!”

The leader says “You have no faith in these people. They won’t kill us!”

The French woman replies “If they do, I swear I am not talking to you again!”

Meanwhile, the archbishop is meeting with his most senior advisor. Jollyrei advises him “Hanging or beheading these women is far too easy a punishment for these women’s crimes. They must be put to death but in a way they can reflect on their wrongdoings as they expire.”

“You don’t mean…” Archbishop Wragg starts to reply.

“Exactly” Jollyrei murmurs.



“I cannot see how you cannot sentence them to the Hill of Expiation!”

 

[Harsh Martinet]

Great story! Excellent illustrations!

 

[Harsh Martinet]

Some time back, the archbishop set up the Cruxton Abbey on an old estate. He used the servants’ quarters as a winery.

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His wines were quite fine but this band of women knew of an old tunnel that led into the building. The women enjoyed his wine without bothering to purchase their intake.

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Once their theft was discovered the archbishop was very angry to say the least. He summoned the area’s leader to put a stop to the women’s burglary. It should be noted the archbishop gave himself his title as he had no affiliation with any church that could bestow such a rank to him and he was actually the real leader of the area. The puppet leader showed up as the archbishop was ‘meeting’ with one of the convent nuns. It seems the archbishop and the nun were not bothered by any vow of celibacy.

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Archbishop Wragg greets the leader without any hint of courtesy. He declares “What are you going to do about the theft of my wine?”

The leader hymn-hawed around but the archbishop demanded that the perpetrators be rounded up and ‘taken care of’. The leader puts up a reward for each of the thieves captured and was amazed to find the captured people were all women.

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Some of the women were naively cooperative and offered certain services to their capturers.

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The jailers certainly took them up on their offers.

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This certainly helped the prisoners pass the time but no were freed. The archbishop was dead set on ‘taking care of’ them.

It turned out, not all of the captured women were as cooperative. The archbishop used ancient methods to question the women.

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Some methods would be considered illegal today.

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But they were quite effective as the names of others were soon surrendered.

A few more of these females are encouraged to speak.

 

[Wragg]

Jollyrei advises him “Hanging or beheading these women is far too easy a punishment for these women’s crimes. They must be put to death but in a way they can reflect on their wrongdoings as they expire.”

Well worth his weight in gold as an advisor, is Jollyrei!

 

[Barbaria1]

Well worth his weight in gold as an advisor, is Jollyrei!

That’s getting by cheaply as he has no flesh and his bones are old and brittle.

 

[Wragg]

That’s getting by cheaply

And that's a problem why, exactly?

 

[Loxuru]

The leader says “You have no faith in these people. They won’t kill us!”

The French woman replies “If they do, I swear I am not talking to you again!”

In such situations, it is good for morale to believe in an afterlife!

 

[Nobbes25]

This is for me another time! What's come now?

 

[Jackie1111]

For protesting so vehemently having to give each of the guards a blowjob, she proved to be a quite capable cocksucker.

Always good to discover a skill you didn't know you had.

 

[thehangingtree]

The women have demanded they be given a fair trial, hoping to be acquitted of the crimes they are charged. The ruler of Cruxtonia hires Friar Tree to represent them, fully aware the friar has never won a case in his life. Friar Tree presents his case appearing before the court in his finest outfit. He makes a passionate defense of the women.



He argues the women should not be subjected to a jury of their ‘peers’ which would be made up of wealthy businessmen and elders of Cruxton. He even goes so far as to bringing up no one has faced a sentence on the Hill of Expiation since before the women were born.

The judge scoffs at Friar Tree’s arguments and declares the women would indeed be tried from the leader’s veranda and the judgement by the women’s jury would determine their fate.

One could say Friar Tree has lost another case, as the women would be subjected to whatever the jury decided and even he knew that without any evidence the jury would certainly sentence them to serve their punishment on the Hill of Expiation. Friar Tree’s work is done. The women would be tried by the very biased jury and were certain to meet their fate on the Hill of Expiation. The women’s trials were set for the next market day when the square would be filled with citizens of Cruxtonia and witness the farce of a ‘fair’ trial.

A fair trial in Cruxton is not as you would expect a fair trial to be. The accused are presented naked, so they have nothing to hide their presumed guilt. Since all the defendants are women, they would have to climb the stairs nude and be tried by a horde of men, sure to find them guilt of the crimes they are charged with committing.



Their trial went as the archbishop’s advisor had expected. One by one the women were found guilty as charged.



All were sentenced to be punished, very publicly, on the Hill of Expiation.



As each woman’s guilt was affirmed by the jury they were surrounded by soldiers of Cruxtonia.



A heavy iron collar was locked around their necks.



Their wrists were placed in irons and they were taken to the dungeon in the Cruxton Abbey.



They were paraded naked but for their chains through Cruxton presented before the villagers on their way to the dungeon.



They would be held there till the following market day when they would serve their sentence. None of the women were aware of what would happen to them the next market day.

 

[Loxuru]

the women would be subjected to whatever the jury decided and even he knew that without any evidence the jury would certainly sentence them to serve their punishment on the Hill of Expiation. Friar Tree’s work is done. The women would be tried by the very biased jury and were certain to meet their fate on the Hill of Expiation. The women’s trials were set for the next market day when the square would be filled with citizens of Cruxtonia and witness the farce of a ‘fair’ trial.

Fortunately, this story is only fiction....

 

[thehangingtree]

The women are held in the Cruxton Abbey’s dungeon. Though most don’t know what the ‘Hill of Expiation’ has is store for them, the name given the hill suggests some kind of brutal torture that would most likely take their lives. Kathy whispers to her cellmate “I don’t think we get out of this alive. I’m afraid Archbishop Wragg is filled with vengeance and will not be satisfied until we are dead!”

The French woman Messaline softly whispers back “I fear you are right. Whatever they have in mind will surely be horrible and degrading.”



“What is worse, I believe the archbishop’s advisor Jollyrei is somehow behind all this” Messaline adds. “He is known to be stern but ultimately strict.”

There are curious visitors that come by the dungeon while the women wait for their ‘visit’ to the hill. One of the visitors is Joan Tree, the cruel sister of Friar Tree. She visits Barbara of the Moore tribe, safely staying out of the woman’s reach on the safe side of the bars.

Barbara is less than kind to Joan, asking if she came to the dungeon merely to gloat at the convicted women. Joan laughs and says “There will be time to gloat once you are crucified!”

Barbara is not familiar with the word ‘crucified’ and asks what it means. Joan says “They will mount you on a cross and you will be displayed naked until you are dead.”



Barbara does not understand what mounted on a cross means but ‘displayed naked until you are dead’ brings fear to her and she feels her stomach knotting in her gut. She hisses “This is barbaric! They cannot do such a thing to us!”

Joan seems aware Barbara is rightfully upset by her news. Almost gleefully, Joan says “Oh, they can and they will and there is nothing you can do to stop them!”

To insure there will be as little resistance from the women, they are placed in a cell barely large enough for them to stand together. They are held there for the day before they are taken to the ‘Hill of Expiation’. To call it a cell is far to kind. It is a metal box with a solid metal door. It is small enough the women can do nothing but stand pressing their bodies against each other’s. The tiny room does not allow them to move, much less lay down. Any bodily waste must be discharged as they stand there.

On the day they are to be taken to the ‘Hill of Expiation’ a guard opens the metal door. He winces at stench that flows from the room. Quite jovially he asks “Are you ladies ready for a walk in some fresh air?”



He is met with no resistance. The woman are taken from the metal box.



They are placed in chains and led out to the abbey’s courtyard.



They still do not comprehend the horrors facing them.