Deep Dive into Strange Waters [Manasa, Priscilla]

Being mildly ticklish, Priscilla held in giggles as her companion ran her hand across her abdomen. She wasn't sure why Manasa was doing this, but Priscilla was hardly opposed to a bit of touching or physical affection. She just took it as Manasa being friendly, or even admiring how she kept in shape, and kept looking forward as they walked.

Priscilla perked up when Manasa gave her a reason to be less-than-forthcoming about their plans for fun, which she accepted readily, and asked if she wanted to try something mysterious. She immediately answered the woman, excitement dripping from her voice "Oooooo, absolutely Manasa! That sounds interesting, lets do it!" The blue-eyed beauty practically squealed as ideas of what the other woman had in mind ran through her head.

Whatever Manasa had in mind, Priscilla was giddily all for it.

Well this was a bit of an issue then, Manasa had made the offer but there was nothing on hand. It wasn't like there was just a pouch of something funky stuffed in her two piece... well, about that there was a tiny pouch tucked safely in her bikini top.

She liked to keep the important things in life close to her heart.

"Oh this is gonna be a blast. This stuff is kind of weak though, perfect for a newbie."

Manasa explained while digging out the precious pouch of some of the sap that dripped off her quartz plants. Something strong enough to give them a little buzz and make the day seem just that bit more fun.

"You wanna wait until we're there or can't you wait and wanna see where we end up by the end of it?"

With curiosity growing her eyes to the size of saucers, Priscilla watched as Manasa pulled something from her top. It was a small pouch, its contents no doubt being some of that "fun" she had alluded to before. She wasn't entirely sure what was inside, and was surprised to see a thick liquid resembling tree sap on her fingers. Was it a snack? She couldn't be sure.

Priscilla placed her free hand on her hip as her face took on an inquisitive look. She wasn't sure what Manasa meant by "newbie". Maybe, she thought, she just meant new to this treat. She was curious what made it so special though, and jumped at the chance to find out.

"I don't see a point in waiting Manasa, might as well do it now. "When on Earth", right? That's what the humans say?"

"Is not but that's fine."

She shot back at that silly saying that the woman must've just came up with now. Didn't matter though because she imagined that was light to the amount of rambling that would be flooding out of that mouth when she was intoxicated.

"Say aaaaah."

Manasa teased while dipping her fingers into the pouch of sap. The thick sap with the consistency of molasses stuck to the branches of Manasa's hand, a couple of digits already trying to invade Priscilla's mouth and smear the substance through her mouth to work it into her system.

"Trust me, don't fight it. It's more fun when you're wasted."

It was always up to the juniors to trust their more experienced seniors in these matters.

"Oh." Priscilla had been certain that was a common Earth saying, but she just shrugged and moved on. She was more interested in whatever Manasa had in store for her anyway. Thus when the woman reached out with her hand, Priscilla did as she was told and said "Aaaahhhh~" and willingly accepted her invading fingers into her mouth where she readily sucked the sap off of them.

When Manasa was finished feeding Priscilla sap, the latter swirled her tongue in her mouth and smacked her lips a couple times trying to get a sense of the substance's taste. She couldn't quite make out if she recognized it at all, but as her mouth and lips began to tingle she stopped caring about whatever flavor it was.

"That was...interesting! What now Manasa?" asked Priscilla as the tingling sensation started to spread first across her face and then down and to her extremities.

"What now? It's gonna hit you all at once after a little bit. Don't worry about it."

She explains with wide arms like she was absolutely ecstatic at Priscilla's naive and trusting nature. A girl that knew what she wanted was always a big tick in her book.

With a generous scoop of the sap for herself, Manasa cleans her fingers and lets the shoulders relax. Her posture dipping a few inches and a cheeky wink to seal the deal that has her heterochromia seem absent for a fleeting moment.

"You're going to get way suuuuper hungry. That's what. Let's go, uh, that way."

She says while pointing in a direction that conveniently continues the way they were going except that her certainty in the pathway itself has become impeded. Worse things come to worst, they end up in some ditch somewhere together, right? As long as it doesn't rain it won't get muddy and she was willing to gamble on that chance.

Time slowed for Priscilla, who suddenly felt a bit sluggish mentally and physically. Her eyes dropped a little bit as if she were tired, but she didn't feel tired. She felt good. Like she had no care in the world. Like no memory could haunt her. She tilted her head as she watched Manasa take in a large portion of the remaining sap for herself, which looked oh so delectable on her fingers despite not tasting particularly amazing.

"I feel...funny." said Priscilla, a bit slower than intended. The second Manasa said she would feel hungry, suddenly she got an urge to go hunt for sweets. Candy sounded amazing right then. Maybe a fruity drink, too. Something to satiate this newfound appetite.

Priscilla was distracted from her hunger momentarily by Manasa's pointing. It seemed like she wanted to go down a hallway, maybe it's where they were already headed, thought Priscilla. Though she was beginning to feel the effects of the sap, Priscilla didn't mind it enough to question her companion and so she shrugged her shoulders, reached out to grab her hand again, and started back down the pathway they'd been walking along.

"Great! That means it's working."

She explained like she was a sage of the subject. Happiness was found when life was drunk away and dreamy, nothing was accomplished but despite floating through life one was happy through the whole thing without a care in the world.

"Let's stay out until the sun goes down. Here, have some more."

Without caring to get consent Manasa scraped most of her drug out of the pouch, an ordeal with just one hand, and stuck the lot into Priscilla's mouth. Now she'd really be out of it for the whole night with that much.

"Oh, good, I'm gla--mmpphh-" Priscilla had tried to say she was happy to hear "it", whatever it is, was working when she suddenly felt Manasa's fingers thrust into her mouth without much prior warning. Still, she dutifully lapped at the sap until it was all gone and Manasa could take her fingers out. If she was fine with it the first time, surely it wouldn't make sense to protest now, she thought.

Even as her legs began to feel wobbly beneath her and the walls seemed to move around her, Priscilla spoke to her companion with a voice steadied by every bit of concentration her tingling body could muster "Thanks Manasa...that stuff is yummier the second time. I'll go wherever you want, just as long as it's not somewhere booooooorrriiiiiing~"

"Oh, it'll be a blast. Promise."

She assured the obedient little lamb, Manasa was her shepherd to a whole new world of experiences right now after all. It wouldn't be right to do these things half-assed. So she made an audible pop off Priscilla's cheek as her finger slipped out, hoping that the sound would spur some kind tangent in her mind. A hallucination of some description but it was no biggie if it hadn't kicked in yet.

The best part of the night came inevitably though. The blackout. The threshold where the great fantasy came to an end and the body couldn't take it anymore so everything had to stop. Everything was a blur, their night a jumbled mess where only disorderly fragments remained.

She'd finished off the great long party night by dragging her new pal back to her suite. The high floor which looked the epitome of luxury had been ravaged like a natural disaster had came through it with things everywhere, broken, and the two arrancar sprawled wherever they ended up amongst the chaos.