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The Futa Knight and the Bratty Princess

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The Futa Knight and the Bratty Princess

By: Felicia Nobles
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 Lady Sylvia is the personal bodyguard of the beautiful Princess Marisol. However, instead of having to protect Marisol from would-be assassination attempts or any sort of real danger, Lady Sylvia's main duties appear to be making sure the King doesn't catch wind of the Princess's affairs with her fellow knights of the castle. Not that any of them have been able to satisfy her. There's just something that Marisol is missing and she just can't quite put her finger on it. Lady Sylvia may be the only knight in the kingdom she hasn't touched so far. The female knight has a secret weapon that she's only shown to the Princess's maid, but with the Princess demanding a change of wardrobe for her personal bodyguard, can she really keep her biggest secret hidden for much longer?
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It was a nice short story. Didn't have too much of a lead-up, and didn't overstay its welcome. Compact and self contained.
I have one gripe, and that is with the narration. Text-to-speech. It's lazy, unimaginative, and irritating. My immersion was broken one every five to ten minutes because, every time something that needed some inflection came up, it was delivered with the flattest monotone ever considered.
So. if you don't mind being read to by a robot with no sense of rhythm or emphasis, then go ahead. Just kept in mind that this is smutt.

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