Brandi walked the length of the marble hall, which was lit by dozens of orbs that hung from the ceiling and the sides of the wall. As she turned the corner, she ran into Lynx who had his head in a book. Brandi jumped back and gasped.

"Shit. You scared me." She giggled.

"I apologize Ms. Brandi." He replied and looked at her inquisitively. "What are you doing up? If you don't me asking?"

"Oh. I couldn't sleep. So I thought I would try and find something to do." She smiled and then looked at the book in his hand.

"There wouldn't happen to be a library or a study around here, would there?"

"Follow me. I think you'll find that it is far more than just that." Lynx replied and led the way down the hall.

*****

Kelly stood at the door wearing nothing more than a long thin bathrobe that did little to hide her stiff nipples. As the guard walked up the hallway, she stepped out and smiled. The man paused for a second as he took the sight of Kelly in. She waved him forward and like a puppy drawn to the smell of food, he went to her.

Kelly closed the door behind him and looked at the guard. He was just under six feet tall with broad shoulders and a firm build. Reaching up to take off his helmet, her robe came undone and her breasts opened into his view. When Kelly removed his helmet she was surprised to find a much younger man under it.

He had no wrinkles on his face and his eyes were those of someone who had yet to really experience the world. He had short brown hair, soft blue eyes and lightly tanned skin. His eyes were firmly focused on her breasts which had been the first pair he had ever truly seen up close.

"How old are you?" She asked.

"Nineteen ma'am." He replied in a voice that hadn't fully matured.

'Shit. He is still just a pup.' Kelly thought. However, the aching feeling in Kelly's cervix swayed her decision.

"Have you ever been with a woman young man?" She asked.

"N-No, Ma'am." He stuttered.

"Well then I am about to rock your world." She smiled. "Take it off." She gestured with her finger to his uniform. Without hesitation he began pulling off his clothes and tossing them to the floor. While he was only nineteen, he had a firm and lean body with a fleshy sword equal to any man she had ever encountered.

Taking him by the hand, she led him over to the bed and pushed him down onto it.

"What's your name?" Kelly asked.

"J-Jameson." He replied, nervousness thick in his voice.

"Well James. Please try not to go too quickly." She smirked.

His soft blue eyes went wide as Kelly licked his six inch sword up and then down. He leaned against his forearms, watching her as she enjoyed his cock. Kelly licked him up and then down before working her way to the top of his penis. Using her right hand, she twisted and stroked his thick erection.

With confident and precise movements, she latched onto his head and started sucking. James let out a groan of pleasure. The two sensations mixed together were better than any he had ever experienced before. Kelly removed her hand and began deep throating all six inches of his sword.

A feeling of Intense satisfaction filled her as she felt her throat filled. It wasn't enough to make her gag but she felt aroused as he swelled. Too caught up in her own satisfaction of feeling her throat and mouth filled, she didn't hear him groan until it was too late.

With every throb of his cock, a thick jet of warm cum was sent down her throat. Kelly used her lips and hands to drain him of every last drop he had. His hips shook and his legs spammed as his very first oral orgasm shook him to his core. After three large throbbing ejaculations, he slowly went limp.

Kelly got up and sighed. She felt excited to finally taste cum again but it wasn't enough.

"I apologize for not lasting very long ma'am. I'm really new to this." He blushed.

"Yes, I see that." She shrugged. "Go and get dressed. I'm sure you'll be wanted back on duty."

He nodded, got dressed and headed out. Bowing his head to her as he left. Kelly realized that she needed something like the KCC. She needed a plethora of men. She walked back over to the patio and watched the young guard hurry off to his other guardsmen.

'I need to find Brandi. There has to be a place to buy out.' Kelly grabbed her clothes and left the room.

*****

"Shit. This is huge!" Brandi said.

"Yes, this is one of the largest libraries in the Kingdom. Every book that gets written and published is required to be sent here for a copy to be made." Lynx said as he led her to a large pedestal in the center of the room.

On the ivory white pedestal sat a thick book. Nearly eight inches thick and over a foot tall. Sitting beside the book was a black feathered quil and ink reservoir. Lynx walked up to the book and flipped open to the second page which was the first of one hundred pages.

"You will find every book listed alphabetically here." He gestured to the reference book. "However I find it easier to just do this." Picking up the quil and dropping it into the ink, he flipped back to the first page which had foreign symbols outlined around the edge of the page.

Using a very strict and straight form of writing, he wrote a name in the book. Brandi watched as the ink faded away until only a blank page remained. Before she could ask what happened, the pages of the book flipped to the name that he had written down. Brandi's eyes went wide with surprise.

"How?" She asked.

"Magick my dear." He replied, his long white whiskers turned up as he smirked.

"Magick is real?" She asked.

"Well of course it is. Is it not a thing on Terra any more?" Lynx asked, profound confusion on his furry feline face.

Brandi suddenly wondered how much of her world she didn't understand.

"What else is Magick?" She asked.

Lynx thought about it for a moment. Scratching at his furry chin in contemplation.

"Well there are the masons, they use the magick of the earth to build structures. The aironauts use wind energy and elemental Magick to fly. Also our portal systems are magically-"

"Portals?" Brandi interrupted him, "-like, vanishing from one place to another?"

"Well it is slightly more complex than that but yes, dumbing it down, that is correct."

"What about technology? Gas? Electricity? Fossil fuels? Carbon generators?" She asked.

Lynx looked at her with an expression that could kill. The feline advisor furrowed his bushy brows angrily. Without answering her question, he turned and scribbled something into the reference book. The pages flipped and he traced his finger to a specific book.

He walked over to the left side of the room and pulled out a thick book from the second shelf. The brown hard cover book was easily five hundred pages thick and had a gold stripe going down the center horizontally.

"Page through this." He replied.

"Did I offend you in some way? If I did I apologize. I didn't mean to." Brandi said.

"No you didn't. However, I think you'll understand what I mean when I say that technology has been the ruin for many civilizations throughout time and dimension."

Brandi looked from Lynx to the book and opened it. Written in thick bold script was the title 'the age of advancement'.

"Id like you to page through it as I explain. I think it is imperative that you understand the history behind our world." Lynx said as she paged through the book.

"Five thousand years ago, technology started out as coal and minerals. We understood the possibilities for mining which led to more than just stronger materials for carpenters and smiths. It also meant better, stronger fuels."

Brandi flipped through the book and discovered hand drawn images of people mining and excavating the land.

"Eventually people found oils and liquid fuels that came from the earth. We learned how to cultivate it and then synthesize it into fuel for faster production and travel."

Brandi flipped through and saw pictures of cars and trains emitting plumes of thick smoke and gas which added to the clouds in the sky above the city.

"It didn't take long for people to realize that all the fuels and minerals we were taking from the planet was hurting it. Plants began dying. Species began to dwindle." Lynx had a sour expression on his face as he explained the history. "After three thousand years, the planet began to die. The world was split up between technological advancement and saving the world."

Brandi flipped through the book and stopped when she saw the symbol of a septagram drawn over the earth.

"Magick was found at the last moment. I suppose that's wrong, let me rephrase that. Magick was provided to us by the few practitioners who followed the lady of the land."

Brandi looked at a detailed drawing of a woman in long robes with flowing hair and a kind face. Her arms were outstretched to the sky and her robes gathered on the ground mixing with the grass.

"Slowly, technology as you know it, turned to magickal practices." Lynx explained, pacing the floor in wide circles. "Mining ceased for a while and fuels collected were restored to their rightful places. It took about a thousand years to restore the planet."

Brandi closed the book and looked up at Lynx.

"So now everyone uses energy to conduct their intended needs and tasks?" She asked.

"Yes. Technology nearly killed us. Magick has restored balance and healing."

Brandi thought about the reports of global warming and the speeches about saving earth. She wondered is all of that could be reversed with Magick too? Handing the book back to Lynx, she stood up from the chair and looked around the room.

Thirty foot walls, each one nearly fifty feet long was filled with books. Three separate ladders connected to metal tracks allowed for easy access to the books higher up. Brown and burgundy chairs were spread out across the massive room.

"I want to start a business here. I also want to understand how this world works too. I feel like it is much more advanced than mine." Brandi said.

"Look up a subject in the reference guide and start reading. I'll help fill in the gaps where I can." Lynx nodded.

Brandi turned to the first page in the reference guide and wrote out 'business'.