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The next morning, Leila woke with a sense of relief she hadn't felt in weeks.  The constant tension of trying to maintain a position of authority while being drawn toward service—that exhausting internal conflict—was finally resolved. She'd made a choice, set clear terms, and could now simply... serve. She thought about Tazba, about how she'd felt that pull toward letting go even then. The difference was fear—fear of being owned, of being sold, of being separated from Isabel. That fear had made her resist, had driven her to escape, had shaped every strategic decision since. But here, with this isolated family and clear boundaries in place, maybe she could have both: the peace of serving without reservation during the day, and the security of knowing she wasn't property that could be traded away. The goblins had no town to back them up, no infrastructure to enforce permanent ownership. If they violated the terms, Leila and Isabel could simply leave. That knowledge made submission

Leila felt nervous as she rode Isabel that morning. As they drew closer to the shack, she made a tactical decision: she freed Isabel’s arms and directed her down to her hands and knees. The four-legged position would make her appear more dominant—clearly in command of her mount—while keeping their combined height less imposing to the goblins. She wanted to project authority without threat, power without aggression. Isabel transitioned smoothly to the crawling gait, and Leila adjusted her seat in the saddle, straightening her spine and lifting her chin. She needed to embody complete confidence, to look like someone who had never questioned her right to ride another human, who had always occupied a position of command. They emerged from the tree line into the cleared area around the shack. The goblin family was outside—the father working on some kind of repair to their boat, the mother hanging laundry on a line, the daughter helping her. All three froze when they spotted Leila and

The eastern edge of the settlement passed without incident—the guard on duty barely glanced at them through the rain, seeing only what he expected to see: a ponygirl ridden on some late-night errand or patrol. Leila kept her posture confident, her movements those of someone who had every right to be there, and Isabel's gait remained steady despite the fear Leila could feel thrumming through her stepsister's body. Once they were beyond the settlement boundaries, Leila urged Isabel into a faster pace. They had perhaps four hours before someone—Nibtzi, most likely—would discover Leila's absence. Four hours before the alarm was raised and pursuit began. Four hours to cross the island and reach the small harbor on the far side where they had planned to steal a boat. Four hours that would determine whether they lived as free women or faced a grim future as escaped slaves. The terrain was unforgiving, especially in the rain-soaked darkness. Leila kept digging her spurs into Isabel's

The morning air was thick with moisture as Leila trotted toward the canal assembly point, Urma’s weight pressing relentlessly into the saddle on her back. As they approached the gathering of ponygirls and goblin supervisors, Leila's attention was drawn to a familiar figure among the barge pullers: Isabel stood in the lineup, her posture uncertain, shoulders already tensed against the weight of the harness she wore.  Even from a distance, Leila could see the apprehension in her stepsister's face. But she felt thrilled: Kelbit had kept his promise. The realization sent a complicated wave of emotion through Leila. Relief that her plan was moving forward. Guilt at what she had set in motion for Isabel. And something else—a growing awareness of her own agency in this place, however constrained it might be. She had made this happen. She had identified what she wanted for Isabel, and found a way to make it reality. The morning's work began with the familiar rhythm—the barge pullers

The following weeks passed in a strange duality.  By night, Leila worked with Isabel in stolen hours, building her stepsister's strength and pushing her limits of obedience and endurance. She enjoyed dominating her stepsister much more than she would ever have expected. By day, however, Leila’s own routine as a ponygirl only got more demanding. Urma always claimed her mornings at the canal. Since discovering that riding at work was far more pleasant than walking, her weight had increased steadily, her body growing softer as she indulged in the convenience of having a human mount and never walked anywhere. Leila felt the difference in the way Urma's thighs pressed more insistently against her ribs, and of course in the additional strain on her back as she navigated the paths to the canal carrying her weight. But Urma’s cane remained unforgiving. Then came the afternoons with Nibtzi, whose riding style kept becoming more assured, more commanding. The young goblin had really found

Nibtzi and Kelbit’s fourth date followed a familiar rhythm—conversation first, light and pleasant, discussing their work, their plans, their hopes.  Leila held perfectly still beneath Nibtzi's weight, her head up and alert to be a barrier between them, even though Kelbit hadn't yet approached close enough to make it necessary. The first kick came on her left arm, almost as soon as Kelbit appeared. Leila lifted her hand smoothly, reaching back to massage Nibtzi's foot with practiced attention. The conversation continued above her, the two goblins talking about training techniques while Leila's fingers worked the arch and heel of Nibtzi's bare foot. A moment after her hand was allowed back to the ground, Nibtzi's other heel kicked Leila's right arm, and she repeated the service with the other foot. Then immediately an urgent kick on both arms. Leila created her forearm platform, bringing her left hand to grasp her right elbow, and felt Nibtzi's feet settle onto the horizontal

The lake looked more beautiful than ever as Leila stood on her hands and knees at its edge, with Nibtzi settled comfortably on her back. Her body had been worked hard all day long during yet another double shift at the canal, but her mind was completely focused on serving Nibtzi: the young goblin girl rarely lost her cheerful demeanor, but she also acted increasingly dominant and entitled, probably thanks to Tazba’s mentorship. That made Leila feel all fuzzy inside… and wet between her thighs. She saw Kelbit approach through the trees with that same eager stride she'd seen twice before. There was an electricity in the air, a heightened anticipation that Leila could feel in the way Nibtzi sat—slightly forward, slightly more tense with excitement. It was their third date, an important milestone. "Nibtzi." Kelbit's voice was warmer than before, more familiar. "Kelbit." Nibtzi's response held the same warmth. They began as they always did—conversation first, the polite exchange of