Kinktober Day 12 (Belated)

Eskel - No Speaking

Randomised Character/Person - Prompt from this list

The Witcher steps closer, pressing you into the nearest wall. You gasp softly, but before you can speak, he kisses you fiercely. You moan into his mouth.

His large hand finds the back of your thigh and helps you wrap one leg around his hip. He groans back at you and rocks against you. You feel how hard he is through the cloth of his breeches and your dress. His free hand bunches into your skirts, to pull it up. You hurry to aid him, to unlace his breeches. He bucks against your touch.

You pull open his breaches, coaxing his cock free. He is already full hard. He groans loudly, breaking his kiss. He jerks your skirts up and leans in, his cock pressing against your folds. You whimper softly. He rocks firmly against you. You moan, louder this time.

He is breathing heavily against your neck, grinding against you. You moan with every slow thrust against your womanhood.

Your Witcher helps you put a leg around his hip. This makes his angle better and you feel his cock catch against your clit. You whimper loudly and rock against him. With calloused yet clever fingers, he tests your wetness. You whine needily, tilting your pelvis a little more. The Witcher groans, rocking into you a little more. His finger breaches your core and you moan louder still.

He judges you wet enough and then lines himself up. You temble with anticipation.

The Witcher is not slow with pushing in, moaning lustily. You moan back at him, adoring the way he fills you up. He leans his forehead against yours as he fucks you, deep and slow. Your breaths mingle as do your moans. It is so good to have him fuck you like this.

You feel complete with him inside you.

[ CHAIR ]  ―  for sender to tie receiver to a chair ( with rope / cuffs / handcuffs / etc )

"Kells, are you sure you need to try that with me of all people?" Gwain asked, his voice low, but fluttering.

Gwain knew how it felt to be cuffed, or shackled, bondage, gagged, all that stuff but he wasn't sure he was really keen on Eskel doing it. Gwain might get a little too excited and - when Eskel was so eager now, it could mean he had a client tonight and Gwain would sit here and mope. Thinking of Eskel being with other men or women didn't really appeal to Gwain.

@tessastormrp (Escort!Showskel)

Showskel is back!!!

Reblog or Comment for an Eskel starter!

To everyone wondering and worrying where Eskel was in the new Witcher trailer, consider this a heads up/warning. 

Don’t be getting too attached or hopeful, he’ll be around for one episode tops, and it isn’t going to be the least bit pretty (unlike his pretty boy casting). We know what’s coming, from the leaks, and even worse is probably on its way. Even Netflix is preparing you for that already based on his absence from the trailer, his upcoming Redshirt status in the show (they took his Wild Hunt outfit a bit too literally in the show). Showskel (Eskel In Name Only, or Wolf Chow as I like to call him) is the shoo-in to “win” this season’s dubious honor of “Most Screwed Over And Disrespected Witcher Character” presented by Lauren Hissrich and Netflix. Last season’s “winner” was Calanthe. The competition will be especially stiff for that category this season, but I feel fairly certain when I say Eskel will win it this year in a landslide, from all the alarming signs and leaks. 

Come the season’s release, I will write update posts charting the many screw ups of the inept writers this season and the disrespect to Eskel. As well as any potential rivals for the award Showskel is almost certain to win. I could be wrong of course, someone could have it worse still, but I’m pretty confident in my prediction. 

Prepare yourselves accordingly.

So what are the logistics of Showskel bringing all those prostitutes back to Kaer Morhen? Logic would dictate the closest village or civilization would be days of riding away from the keep, given their remoteness. Showskel arrives alone at the keep for his introduction, then within a span of a day (I believe Vesemir says Ciri was only at the keep for a day) suddenly all the prostitutes magically appear out of thin air. I think the idiotic writer took Game Eskel’s “Summon the bitches!” Line a little too seriously.

I'm still not over the eskel thing. I cant even comprehend it, you know? Like they could have made him look incredible and then the juxtaposition of his personality! (Don't judge a book by its cover opportunity!) And I've seen things of "omg it's book accurate" ...in what book? He was my favourite character, and I feel like they really missed the mark. (I'm not hating the actor, I hope he gives a great performance ) I'm hoping that the cool demeanor is like a fake out so he will show his calm and kind side

It’s not book accurate in the slightest, just sounds like people trying to rationalize/justify the showrunners incompetence, or they just want a pretty boy Eskel so bad to drool over that they won’t acknowledge he’s clearly not based on his source material or game versions. Eskel above all should look scary and sound intimidating on his first meeting with Ciri and Geralt at Kaer Morhen. Standing alone in the dark recesses of run down Kaer Morhen to greet them, emerging near a torch illuminating his mutilated visage, his voice sounding harsh and metallic, growly, menacing. The book describes him as looking like a monster wearing human clothes, so even the good side of his face is probably a bit beastly, not a good looking or pretty man even before the scars, or likely even when he was young. If he were good looking or pretty apart from the scars it would have almost certainly been noted in the material by Ciri or Triss, and it wasn't. He is described as disfigured, not with a little scar drawn on his face. From Ciri’s perspective I personally imagine him looking something physically closer to Sandor Clegane from A Song Of Ice And Fire when I read his first appearance in the narrative. He's supposed to be intimidating, nearly making Ciri scream... until he opens his mouth and Ciri actually listens to his friendly words, and realizes that he is smiling at her. And there forward he goes from a frightening, monstrous stranger to her and the reader, to the kindest, most reasonable and socially adept and mature Wolf Witcher at Kaer Morhen, now that she and we and later Triss actually get to know him better.

A lot of people are making a big deal about his scars, but as lame and lazy as they are (likely they didn’t want to waste time or effort on him because he won’t be around long), it's not just the scars, that’s not the worst of it. Eskel is a rugged, nearly hundred year old veteran Witcher by that point, he's seen and done it all, like Geralt. He’s been through it. He is not a teenager wearing Witcher clothing, like he seems to be in the show, looking more like a pre Trials student than a grown ass Witcher. He's just too damn young, nothing grizzled about him, has a soft, normal voice and looks show Ciri's age. Wouldn't surprise me if the idiot showrunners went for a romantic angle there before he gets killed off, or some teasing of one. I seriously believe they have made Showskel a combination of Book and Game Lambert, the youngest Witcher who isn’t as close to Geralt, more mean and abrasive, and Leo from the first Witcher game, a young redshirt Witcher who is killed off to inspire angst in the others, and especially Geralt, complete with a funeral ceremony (burned on a pyre in Leo’s case, as it should be, instead of being like an edgy cult and feeding him to wolves xD). 

Meanwhile they’ve aged up Lambert, made him more overtly rugged and manly like Geralt, a veteran Witcher, and are clearly priming him to be the ‘brother’ Geralt grew up with, the same age, a friendly disposition, and getting huggy with Geralt, which they most certainly didn’t do in the books. Only Eskel got the brotherly hug, from a man who doesn’t like to show his emotions much, which says a lot. When Geralt thought of Eskel it was always with fondness. Showskel is almost certainly Wolf Chow either way from all the signs, I definitely believe those leaks, the trailer and behind the scenes stuff is corroborating them (along with the show Witchers absurdly and irresponsibly inviting a band of strangers, prostitutes to secretive, professional Kaer Morhen for the winter and Vesemir the old school no nonsense Witcher leader is somehow allowing it instead of kicking them clear out of Kaer Morhen Valley. Also why are there so many Witchers at Kaer Morhen? There are only four Wolf Witchers left in the world, plus Coën the Griffin visiting, too many extras, more redshirt Witchers?) 

I wonder if Eskel’s original actor really dropped out over scheduling issues, or because he saw the disrespect Eskel would get, that it was a walk on role to be killed off, discarded. Or if it really was scheduling issues, was Eskel rewritten entirely when he was recast younger, merged with Lambert and traded spots with him, and Lambert given his role in the original script instead? We may never know, but it’s something to think about.

But I digress. Those are my thoughts on the matter. Give me a break, showrunners.

I’ll be hate watching the trainwreck show like I did with the later seasons of Game Of Thrones though, narrating and nitpicking the hell out of it with a bunch of posts. That'll be fun, at least, it was for Game Of Thrones. I’m a glutton for trainwrecks that way.