Delia nodded calmly as she turned to Aegir looking at him as she didn't notice her thoughts being dulled, "Alright, don't worry, I'll get that pyramid quickly, no sweat," Delia said as she began heading to the door calmly.

"So should I worry about the townspeople?" She asked softly.

"Alright then, be right back then, I'll handle it no problem," She said as she winked and left the temple slowly walking out and approaching her ship as she had a small hover bike she kept incase of planet travel.

Taking her bike it didn't take her too much time to reach her destination. Of course, had there been reason to make tricky manuevers things could have gotten cute trying to avoid all the trees though fortunately that wasn't the case.

She could see the village up ahead, and nearby the other temple over looking it as it sat atop of a hill. The village was full of life as evening was approaching. The sun setting in the distance splashing a ray of colors over the sky as the natives began to pack up stalls for the day.

Delia parking her bike out of view of the village and smiled as she calmly walked into the village as she sighed walking around calmly being careful as she looked at all the villagers heading out with the stalls being put away.

Delia continued walking deeper inside the village glancing at every villager while looking at the temple with curious eyes.

With the sun about ready to set it was clear to the villagers that they would not make any more sales. Those that were merchants of one sort or another continued to pack up though one paused, studied her shapely form appreciatively before going back to packing.

As she gazed at the temple she heard a voice of a small child, perhaps 8 years of age if that.

"New here? I don't remember seeing you around."

Delia blinked her eyes noticing one of them eyeing her and playfully smiled back to tease as she looked at the temple before hearing the voice and gently turned around hearing the little girls voice.

"Yes I'm new here...I heard about this unique temple and wanted to see what it was like.." Delia said.

Fortunately for her she probably would not have to find out as her senses were rattled. Both Ven and Aegir groaned, the back of her throat warm as Ven's thick seed fired into it. Simultaneously with one last driving thrust her chasm was filled with Aegir's pulsing member as his warmth spread into her once again.

She could feel his fingers pressing into her thighs as he held onto them, becoming still as he throbbed against her core, pulsing each passing second.

Delia widened her eyes as she was confused about something going on around her as she shook her head gently trying to shake it off..

Clearly something was going on her, but what neither she nor the girl knew only that the temple was some how involved in the whole ordeal. Looking about she saw no signs of fear or anxiety on the faces of the villagers, nothing unusual at all.

Had it not been for Aegir mentioning that Fafner resided here in the past she wouldn't have such a suspicion about the temple though now of course that she was here she had to determine what her next move would be.

Would she check out the temple or investigate the matter a little further before proceeding on.

Delia shook her head a little softly before she glanced at the little girl and smiles, "Well I must be going and check this out," She said with a wink and began to head towards the temple looking left and right as she approached the building calmly as she sighed gently.

"Alright," the little girl responded as Delia glanced around. No, nothing unusual thus far from the natives. Boldly she approached the temple and though it looked to be some distance off she found a trail a short distance out of the village.

It was odd though in that it appeared well traveled. There was no excess vegetation her and even her meager tracking skills could make out partial footprints. Were they recent? Probably given that she probably wouldn't have noticed them otherwise.

But the trail continued on up a wooded hill. Soon she was atop it, the temple before her though from here she could not see the town. It was quiet here and she could sense something as if it were watching her from the near distance but this had to just be her nerves after all.

"Alright," the little girl responded as Delia glanced around. No, nothing unusual thus far from the natives. Boldly she approached the temple and though it looked to be some distance off she found a trail a short distance out of the village.

It was odd though in that it appeared well traveled. There was no excess vegetation her and even her meager tracking skills could make out partial footprints. Were they recent? Probably given that she probably wouldn't have noticed them otherwise.

But the trail continued on up a wooded hill. Soon she was atop it, the temple before her though from here she could not see the town. It was quiet here and she could sense something as if it were watching her from the near distance but this had to just be her nerves after all.

Delia smiles softly as she walks through the trail towards the temple, her nerves warning her of something watching her...which she took very well into account...one thing she knew was that anything was dangerous...as she stayed silent and continued walking.

"Alright...just get in and out fast," She whispered as she moved to the temple fast as she could walk not wanting to run.

The temple was similar to the one she had just left though it looked as if it was kept up better. Vegation was cleared away and there were no holes in the floor either, there were no front doors though despite this apparent up keep.

Light from outside was spilling inside though it was dim as the sun was setting. From outside she could notice a tapestry on one of the walls similar to that which she just saw. All here was quite, dreadfully so, and it was to that which she first heard the voices, two of them heading up the trail.

"... don't know, it just irrates me sometimes.:

"Someone's got to ensure that everything is all set before tonight, it's just our time. We got it easy though all things considered.:

"But Miki ..."

"Sorta sucks, but it's for the greater good."