Downcast Eyes (1) An Arlinga Story by Peony D. Beckside

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Scipio Metellus, Slaver of Ko-ro-ba (6) Vignettes

 Vignettes

Longinus of Argentum makes a decision.

Abydos-Thebes is built where two rivers meet just below the Rock of the Abydos. The city spreads out between the rivers, with the only land gates on the wall between the Isis and the Osiris rivers. On each river there are docks built out from the city walls into the river, with each set of docks running half a pasang.

Scipio Metellus, Slaver of Ko-ro-ba (5)

 

Myron, the youngest apprentice of the eminent Slaver, Atticus of Ar had slept late. He was a growing adolescent and needed his sleep. He had been dreaming all night of redhaired slaves, coffles of them, all coming to Ar to be added to his collection. When asleep, his mind had not noticed any contradiction in an apprentice owning a collection of redhaired kajirae. How could he have afforded a collection of the most highly desired type of slave on all Gor, when all he owned was a pair of sandals, two tunics, and a hand-me-down Caste robe still to big for him. “You will grow into it” is no consolation to a young man highly conscious, as young men are, of his dignity.

No Paga Diaries This Week.

 Arizona Wanderer was away hiking the Grand Canyon. Paga Diaries Episodes will resume next week.

Until then, catch up on  some past episodes, such as Scipio Metellus, Slaver of Ko-ro-ba (4) which dropped on an off-day, or Flashing Eyes by Peony D. Beckside.

 

Flashing Eyes

Peony D Beckside

With acknowledgement and thanks to John Norman for creating the world of Gor, in which this story is set.

I’m in love!  Or is it lust.  The woman has just moved off, accompanied by her retinue of guards and slaves.  Professionally, I can price to the tarsk-bit[1], the value of the four female slaves chained, kneeling at the corner of her litter and the eight chained slaves supporting it.  I am a slaver, by trade.  The woman is wealthy, and by extension influential.  Either that or she is the wife or daughter of someone who is.

Scipio Metellus, Slaver of Ko-ro-ba (4)

 

Previously in Scipio Metellus, Slaver of Ko-ro-ba

As Longinus was taking his leave, Scipio pointed to Beaker.

“She has been inopportune again, trying to beg, with hips, not her mouth for lessons, which for now, I have denied. Chain her hand and foot in the pens tonight, so she learns that she is only to move when it is pleasing to me”

The one-legged ex-pirate, Longinus of Argentum, led the disgraced kajira, Beaker, from the room, followed by Phidias and Myron, the apprentices of Atticus of Ar.