Dubcon warning.
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Yoka was ambitious.
This was a fact. The two words were almost synonymous. The only thing seperating Yoka from her ambitions was time and, rather than making the mistake that most immortals would, Yoka never grew complacent. She did not take each second that passed her as granted. Everything she did had a wonderful purpose to it.
That did not mean she was blind to the past, however. Yoka remembered what it was like to have nothing. She remembered what it was like to only have one form, to only have that long arch of her back, her slender legs. The Japanese ideal had been straight, ruler-like figures, but Yoka had curves and breasts that fought against the rigid fabrics of her obi and kimonos. Times had changed and here, on the island, Yoka only had to use illusions if she wanted to. She was free to walk the downtown in a pencil skirt and a blouse that gave movement to her figure. Hell, she was free to do her grocery shopping as a fox, using her tails to carry the basket and add the items to the cart. She didn't have to pretend to be anyone other than herself.
But right now, Yoka was standing with her back to the door, her fingers gripping the pole, and she was pretending to be someone else.
The illusions cloaking her were powerful. She'd always been good at this sort of magic and, right now, the difference between her and the woman she was imitating were almost nonexistent. if she was being honest, this was one of her best pieces of spell craft ever.
It was probably the anger.
Yoka heard the door open.
She didn't turn around, didn't push her long, brown-hair over her shoulder or turn to give the boy she knew was coming a quick glance of her chalky skin. She was wearing one of the normal cross fox outfits, something special reserved for the private rooms, and even though it was small, she still seemed skin and bones compared to it.
For all intents and purposes, Yoka was Tara June.
"Henry," she said, her voice was a perfect imitation. She sound tired, she sounded sick. "I don't know how much longer i can keep dancing for you like this."
Yoka had the inflection perfect.
After all, she understood the feeling.