NTR: Stealing wives in Another World-Chapter 37: One brain cell

The cave was silent again, save for the faint sound of Allen’s heavy breathing as he lay sprawled on the rocky floor, recovering from the intense moment. Fina sat beside him, a smug grin lighting up her face as she admired her handiwork, her tail flicking lazily.

Rinni, however, broke the stillness, clearing her throat softly as she stood at the entrance of the cave. The early morning light illuminated her face, her cheeks tinged with a faint blush from the scene she had witnessed earlier. She carefully avoided Fina’s triumphant gaze and instead focused on Allen, who was still catching his breath.

"Well, uh..." Rinni began, rubbing the back of her neck awkwardly. "I thought now might be a good time to let you know... we’re heading to the fox tribe next."

Allen blinked, slowly sitting up as he processed her words. He still seemed a little dazed, his brow furrowing as he tried to gather his thoughts. "Fox tribe?" he muttered, his voice raspy from sleep. "Why... why are we going there?"

Rinni crossed her arms, her tail swishing nervously behind her. "Because it’s safe. They don’t have the same hang-ups about outsiders as most of the other tribes. Plus..." Her voice softened. "I think we all need a place to rest for a while."

Allen rubbed his temples, still trying to shake off the haze in his mind. His memories felt oddly scrambled, like he was missing something important, but he couldn’t quite put his finger on it. "Fox tribe... sure, why not?" he said finally, shooting Rinni a half-smile. "Can’t be worse than what we’ve been through already."

Fina chuckled, leaning back against the cave wall with a playful smirk. "Oh, it’ll be interesting, alright. Foxes are... well, let’s just say they’re known for being a bit mischievous. You’ll fit right in."

Allen raised an eyebrow, his curiosity piqued despite himself. "Mischievous how?"

Rinni sighed, casting a wary glance at Fina. "You’ll see when we get there. Just... don’t let your guard down, okay?"

Allen let out a dry laugh, running a hand through his messy hair. "You’re making it sound like I’m walking into some kind of prank war."

Fina grinned, her eyes glinting with mischief. "Oh, it’s more than that, but you’ll find out soon enough."

Rinni shook her head, clearly exasperated but too tired to argue. "Let’s just get moving. The sooner we get there, the better."

Allen stood, stretching his arms over his head as he tried to shake off the lingering fatigue. "Alright, fox tribe it is. Lead the way."

As they stepped out of the cave into the crisp morning air, Allen couldn’t shake the strange feeling in the back of his mind, like he was forgetting something important. But with Fina and Rinni by his side, he figured whatever it was could wait. For now, the fox tribe awaited, and Allen had a feeling he was in for more than he bargained for.

As the morning sun filtered through the cave’s entrance, Fina’s eyes drifted down to Allen’s now flaccid cock resting against his pants—still recovering from her sweet revenge handjob. With a cocky smirk curling her lips, she teased, "Is this all you got? Pathetic."

Allen, never one to be outdone in ridiculousness, grinned wide and lifted a finger in dramatic fashion, pointing at his limp member like he was about to cast a spell. "Arouse!" he declared loudly, voice dripping with mock epicness—a perfect parody of some over-the-top power-up scene from that famous manhwa.

Rinni, standing a few steps away, blinked in complete confusion, her ears twitching as she tried to process what the hell she was witnessing. "Wait, what? Are you two seriously just... doing that?" she muttered, baffled by their sheer nonsense.

Fina bounced on her feet, clearly loving every second of this ridiculous display. "Yep. That’s the plan. One word, and Allen’s boner is back, ready for action."

Allen struck a dramatic pose, trying to look as epic as possible while failing spectacularly. "Behold! The power of Arouse!"

Rinni threw her hands up, sighing. "You two are literally one brain cell away from a disaster."

Allen winked, giving Fina a playful nudge. "Hey, at least we keep things interesting."

Fina giggled, crossing her arms with a satisfied grin. "Chaos is our middle name."

The three of them burst into laughter, the tension from earlier moments completely dissolving as they prepared to move onward—chaotic, ridiculous, and absolutely unstoppable as a trio.

Rinni pinched the bridge of her nose, trying to hold it together as Allen and Fina kept acting like a couple of horny lunatics right there in the cave.

Allen was still flaunting his "Arouse" power-up pose like he was the star of some weird anime, and Fina wasn’t helping—she had this mischievous grin plastered on her face, eyes sparkling with pure trouble.

"You two are insufferable," Rinni muttered, voice deadpan as she looked at them like they were some kind of lost puppies in heat.

Allen and Fina froze. Then, almost in perfect unison, they both leaned in toward her with these huge goofy grins and said, "Masochist little bunny."

Rinni blinked, utterly baffled. "What—?"

"Because you love being teased and tormented, duh!" Fina teased, twirling a lock of her hair with wicked delight.

Allen added, wiggling his eyebrows like the king of dumb flirting, "And you like it when we’re... rough."

Rinni’s cheeks flushed, half embarrassed, half exasperated, and fully aware that she was the only sane one in this chaotic trio of sexual weirdos. "You both seriously just agreed on calling me that at the same time? What even is this?"

Allen shrugged like it was the most normal thing in the world. "It’s chemistry. Or insanity. Maybe both."

Fina giggled, crawling closer and poking Rinni’s side. "Come on, little bunny, admit it—you kind of like us messing with you."

Rinni squirmed but couldn’t help the tiniest smile creeping onto her lips. "You’re all terrible."

Allen winked. "Terrible’s our brand."

With the cave echoing with laughter, teasing, and the unmistakable vibe of utter nonsense wrapped in smutty jokes, Rinni sighed. Somehow, she was stuck with these two forever—and honestly, it wasn’t the worst fate.

Because at least in this madness, she wasn’t alone.