This is my first ever Literotica story! I hope you all enjoy it. A huge thanks to my volunteer editor Madelynn94 for encouraging me and working with me on this. Hope you enjoy!
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The ship rocked back and forth violently. Waves crashed up against the sides and spilled over onto the deck. Callie Angelis had thought that a cruise to Greece would be the perfect way to spend her summer break. The twenty-year-old wanted to get away from university and the crushing pressure to decide what to do with her future and escape to Greece, where her parents came from. Except nothing about this seemed worth it right now. Everyone was scared for their life as they were caught in a freak storm right off the coast.
Lightning struck from the sky, its veins reaching out far and wide as the crash and boom of thunder rolled through. Callie was huddled in her cabin room, wishing that she hadn't gone alone. All passengers had been instructed to go and stay in their rooms until this passed. The crew was running around hurriedly, trying to keep The Queen of Athens afloat. A calming voice continued to go over the loudspeaker, assuring everyone that everything was going to be okay.
It most certainly was not going to be. Callie felt the ship move erratically with the waves, tilting this way and that. Out of her window there was nothing but water. Who knew how far off course they were being thrown - after getting so close to shore! The young woman raised her olive toned legs to her buxom chest, hugging herself. She had great thick, brunette hair that bounced down to her waist. Closing her emerald green eyes, she tried to push away all the scariness of this. Tried not to remember how her ex-boyfriend had begged her not to leave on this cruise...
She wouldn't have to think of this long, as there was a loud cracking noise and screams could be heard down the hallway as the ship was thrown into chaos...
The sun woke Callie up. Along with a scratchy feeling in her mouth. Blinking her eyes opened she realized that there was a large amount of sand in her mouth. Spitting it out, she coughed terribly for a few moments. Everything around her spun about dizzily. It took a good moment for her to register where she was. Pushing herself up, it was clear that she was on a white sand beach... But where was the ship? She looked about towards the nearby water and couldn't see anything. No signs of a shipwreck.
She began to shake. Was this even real then? Could she be dead? Slowly she dug her elegant fingernails into the skin of her arm. The pain felt real, so then maybe she was still alive somehow. Callie sat there dumbly, taking it all in for who knew how long. Finally, hearing a bird overhead, she pushed herself up. There was no use sitting there. She would have to find some locals... Maybe she was actually on the mainland of Greece! Or one of those little islands just off the coast. It would make sense.
First she would have to right her clothing. Brushing off the sand from her little jean shorts, that showed off her deliciously toned legs, she frowned seeing the rips in them. She had been sunbathing on the deck of the ship before the storm rolled in, so she only had a chance to slip on her shorts over her bikini... Not a shirt. She grimaced a bit at that, loathe to make such a bad first impression to anyone who could help her. Her green bikini matched her eyes, and she loved it for that. However, her round and perky 40DD breasts were practically on display in the little thing. The small tie around her neck could hardly keep them up. It had been a little exciting around the pool boys, but now seemed embarrassing.
Callie sighed, she'd have to just keep going on. There was nothing to do about the vast amounts of skin she was bearing. As she walked more on the beach, she frowned a little at all the jungle greens ahead of her. She had never been to Greece before... Was this what it was really supposed to be like? Thickly forested and lush? There were plenty of roots to trip over, and she practically needed a machete to get through all the vegetation. Sweat started to bead and drip from her brow from the heat coupled with the realization that she's lost in a foreign land.
Feeling like she might cry from all of this, she had to stop and suck in her breath slowly so that she wouldn't. She needed to save any hydration in her body. It almost seemed impossible, but in the distance she could hear something. It was coming closer, a heavy noise. Almost like... stomping? That didn't seem quite right. With a horrified feeling, she realized there could be any sort of animal out there. Planting her back up against the nearest tree, she stood still for a long while. Too afraid as she continued to listen to the leaves rustle as the noise came closer.
There was a guttural type of language that people were speaking. She didn't understand it at all, it sounded nothing like anything she'd ever heard. Their footsteps were so heavy, practically shaking the trees as they got closer. Callie was struck with fear but also curiosity. She had to know what was out there. Brushing aside her hair, she ever so slowly turned to look and then immediately shrieked upon what she saw.
They were taller than any humans she'd seen. Standing seven-foot-tall and mighty as any warrior with rippling muscled bodies... Except their heads were that of bulls. There were about three of them all together. Each had horns of varying sizes but all were large. There were designs painted onto their horns in bright blue paint, matching a few others going across their pectorals. These strange creatures wore little clothes except for loin clothes and the packs they carried upon their backs.
Now all of their piercing eyes were on her. Before she could even register what she was doing, Callie was off. Racing back through the jungle the way she had come. Panting, scared, she couldn't even register how much her chest hurt from running like this with no support. She screamed out as a root up ahead tripped her and she fell hard to the ground. Writhing about, trying to prop herself back up to run... She felt a hand land on her shoulder.