Morrigan looked around to discover that she had been transported to a rocky landscape close to what looked like a volcano. A thin stream of steam was pouring out of the top of the volcano which looked to be only a mile away or so. The sexy succubus also saw a building about half a mile away. Morrigan shrugged and headed towards the building
The building turned out to be a hot spring spa. She entered the building's lobby to discover a sleeping human male at the reception desk.
Morrigan walked over to the sleeping human and cleared her throat very loudly. The human, who had red hair and probably in his early twenties, jerked awake and stared at Morrigan.
"Yes?" Purred Morrigan.
"Er, welcome to our hot springs spa" said the man and Morrigan smiled at the look of utter revelence the man was giving her. She wasn't even flirting and he was obviously turned on. Morrigan has that effect on mortals regardless of gender.
"So this is where I go to get wet?" Purred Morrigan using a sultry bedroom voice that clearly made the man's knees buckle. "What's your name, love?"
"Jonathan"
"Well, Jonathan" said Morrigan. "I just came off the boat and decided I need a nice long soak after such long voyage. Care to join me?"
"We don't have co-ed baths" said Jonathan.
"Really? Well that's too bad" pouted Morrigan. "I guess I just have to get wet all by myself"
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