Lustful Summoning

One of the many perks of royalty, is having access to any and all forms of masturbatory aides, including rare, or even forbidden sexual treasures.

This Egyptian queen was in heat, and paid little mind to what she inserted into herself. Anything to make the overwhelming erotic surges subside within her. Eventually, she  made the fatal mistake of pleasuring herself with an ancient, cursed artifact~...

An ankh; one end shaped to enter any orifice of your choosing, with a studded shaft of silky gel, and a handle made of gleaming precious metal. At first glance it doesn't stand out as anything special, but such deception was intentional. When its corrupted elements taste the lewd secretions of any one person... an ancient serpent of the Old Gods is awoken, irrevocably summoned... It was over for the queen the moment she parted her hungry pussy's lips with the cursed object.

She was blessed with a few precious moments of selfish ecstasy at the hands of her new toy. Distracted, she would not notice the dark snake rise from her bath of milk. This tainted creature of the void had no need to overpower the queen. It constricted her slowly, as she settled into a helpless panic. Her body was weakened and limp from her continual throes of sexual bliss. The most she could muster was a pitiful squirming of her hips, and a series of disgraceful moans.

Not long after this shameful scene here, the queen's voluptuous figure was little more than a shapely bulge along a powerful serpent's body. It disappeared with her writhing form back down into the warm bath of milk, where it forever disappeared back into the void. There, in that heretical dimension, slowly and painfully, it would have digested the poor queen alive.

No one knows where that mysterious sexual artifact is now. Perhaps its appearance has since changed. A wise lesson to take away from this, is to avoid masturbating with rare, cursed relics~! ❤

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This was drawn for one of the Patreon polls! ~^3^~ The poll in question: https://www.patreon.com/posts/21330082