The Three Maidens of the Southern Gold Pagoda (book 1, no futa herein)

Story by fiddlesticks

So I posted this quite some time ago on the F3 forums, but I never put it here because I wanted to wait until Book 2 (which does contain futa) was closer to being finished. Well, it's close. Any day now. So for the purposes of back-story (or whatever)...

THE THREE MAIDENS OF THE SOUTHERN GOLD PAGODA

BOOK ONE

By some asshole named "Fiddlesticks"

It goes without saying, but I'll say it anyway: this is a work of fiction. Any similarity between anyone or anything alive or dead, destroyed or standing is a total coincidence.

***** PART ONE: APPETITES OF THE SISTERS *****

The three maidens of the Southern Gold Pagoda were the daughters of Cheh Zhan-Shi, so as far as male members of the Jiang Hu were concerned, that meant hands-off; quite a sore spot for most men.

The oldest of the Three Maidens appeared to be only twenty-five. Cheh Mei-Zhu was also the tallest, a towering beauty at nearly six feet, with long, jet black hair that fell down to her waist. She had long, curvy legs, and she enjoyed showing them off by wearing dresses that barely came down a quarter of her thighs when she shopped in public. Her face was considered one of the Twenty-seven Great Visions by celebrated poet Jin Yong, but he was one of the few men to ever look upon her and live; Mei-Zhu wore a veil when she walked among mortal commoners, and if a man was stupid enough to try to catch a glance at her face, she killed him as soon as he set eyes upon her with a look that stopped that man's beating heart cold in his chest.

The next youngest, Cheh Xi-Lan, apparently only twenty years old, was by comparison the exact opposite of the oldest sister. At a much shorter five foot six inches, she was a tomboy, and preferred blacksmithing and constructing weapons to learning poetry and calligraphy like her two other sisters. Xi-Lan's hair was cut short, just above her shoulders, and if she wore it up in a hat, as she most often preferred, she would've been confused for a young boy were it not for her incredible, voluptuous body. Her breasts were huge for a Chinese woman's, even large for a foreigner's, but they were so firm and perky that people often wondered if she'd not found some kind of Lightness Kung Fu to help her chest defy gravity. Her hips were quite ample, her ass was full and round, but her waist was disproportionately thin, which only emphasized her curvy build. She practiced her Kung Fu often, preferring twin broadswords, in the courtyard of the Pagoda, where everyone could watch her incredible physique.

The youngest of the Three Maidens of Southern Gold Pagoda was perhaps the most discussed among the old perverts and beggars of the Jiang Hu. Cheh Yue-Fang's actual age was unknown, but she appeared incredibly young, perhaps as young as eight to ten. None of the Three Maidens aged, really, but considering that, over dozens of years, she never seemed to get any closer to puberty, it was generally agreed upon that her childish beauty extended beyond measure due to her Kung Fu. She wore her long black hair in two braids, curled up on either side of her head. Her little dark eyes had long, pretty eyelashes and an innocent, pouty face that seemed to be incapable of vice. Her little body was always wrapped heavily in the finest, richest silk, and she wore tall, elaborate headdresses that made all the women in town gasp with jealousy. Yue-Fang, compared to her sisters, seemed to know nothing about Kung Fu, but in fact she was an expert at internal Chi-Gung techniques, pressure points and joint locks. She had an air of clever deviousness that only seemed to attract pedophiles.

The Three Maidens, Mei-Zhu, Xi-Lan and Yue-Fang, were the most beautiful, deadly, and desired women in the Jiang Hu, and to make matters worse, despite their (at times) seemingly diminutive and innocent nature, all three were notorious sluts, and all three enjoyed nothing more than kidnapping young men from local villages and raping them, often until they died from exhaustion; for who could physically compete with the daughters of Cheh Zhan-Shi? Very few, and no one had yet satisfied their desires. Many less-than-honorable heroes in the Jiang Hu desired to wed these three beauties, and some even dared to fantasize about having their way with them, but no man of any stature would dare arise the wrath of Cheh Zhan-Shi, for he was a very powerful, ancient swordsman whose Molten Gold Assumption was among the five greatest sword techniques in recent history. In fact, so famous was Zhan-Shi that he was often called away from his home, and it was during those long months of solitude that the Three Maidens chose to try and satisfy their bottomless lusts.

Their sexual dissatisfaction was the subject of their most recent dinner. The three sat around a table in the Southern Gold Pagoda with their Father for dinner, and usually discussed wh

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