And the lava golems finish with her and the scene shifts and she still has horrifying internal burns when the ogre finds her.

Beautiful.

The ogre is very strong and not very careful of her. Her body is quickly painted with dark purple bruises.

It's so lovely, she's so lovely - he pets her a lot and watches the show.

The ogre is brutal enough that screams descend into gurgles and finally choked, shallow breathing.

It finally finishes. A lot. The goo that oozes from between her thighs is copious, blood-pinked, and flecked with burnt flesh and volcanic ash.

Oh that's good. His hand stills, for a moment, and then resumes petting her hair.

Either she's taking artistic liberties or mountain ogres have very short refractory periods.

Ooh.

This time bones break.

Do they.

Oh yes. And she hits her head and it bleeds, and there is a shard of bone poking out of her arm.

He makes a quiet, appreciative noise when he sees bone.

Well, this illusion was precomposed and can't be edited, but there's still one left.

It's pretty clearly tampered with. Everything he had an especially strong reaction to is in it.

And eventually it is done, and Unhappy Illusory Elodea is gone and all that is left is Happy Real Elodea snuggled up contentedly to him.

He pets her hair and kisses her forehead, and then leans down to kiss her on the mouth, very gently.

Mmmm. She kisses back.

Mmmmmmm, kiss.

—oh. He's in love with her. In retrospect that should have been obvious a lot sooner.

This is niiiice. She kind of wants to escalate but that would be a bad idea so she doesn't.

Mmmmmmm.

Should he say anything? He should probably say something. He's really not sure what to say. And the kiss is very distracting.

It's not a very intense kiss but that's it's own kind of nice.