In the deep south of the United States, back where the willows sway, the gators roam, and the eerie mist of the swamp swirls, lives a woman of an unknown age. She is old, but no one dares ask her how old lest they end up a toad or frog.
Locals just refer to her as the witch of the swamp; some call her the swamp witch. She can be a friendly sort or, if crossed, a deadly spellcaster. If you don't believe, just ask the voices heard throughout the swamp. They tell no lies.
Men would go to her for love potions, and she demanded a high price. These men are often desperate and say they will pay her price. She doesn't ask for money, gems, silver, or gold. Her price is a lot higher.
She cackles, "You will get your love, but her beauty will not be seen by anyone but you. Pick an ugly woman, and all will see her beauty." Well, greedy men never pick the ugly woman.
Many a married, ugly woman walks this parish, though, but when she crosses the threshold of her husband's house, her beauty once again shines. They know the swamp witch did this to them, but they feared her too much to protest. If they leave their husband, they will be forever cursed.
Most become content to love the man they are stuck with. Some have asked the swamp witch for evil to be done. Their ghosts are among the swaying wisps of the swamp water, or so the tale goes.
Some men would seek fame or fortune. She'd cackle and ask, "What price are ye willing to pay?" If she liked their answer, their wish was granted. If she did not, well, just ask the voices in the swamp.
Some would come and ask that evil be done. For that, you should be willing to pay with your soul. They say the swamp witch has sent many a deserving soul to the devil.
There were those who wished good fortune or good health to others. Their price was always simple. She'd say with an almost toothless smile, "Being me something good to eat."
Daisy Mae Elliott was one who grew up not so pretty. Mind you, she had the body of a model. Thin and shapely, her ass was firm and apple-shaped. Her breasts weren't huge, but not small either; they were firm and perky. Her long golden locks covered up the scars on her face, neck, and left arm.
Her scars came from a fire set by her fool brother when she was but a baby of one. Her mother gave her life, saving her daughter that day. Her brother was sent away to live with other kin far away, exiled forever from this southern parish. Her father moved himself and her deeper into the southern part of the parish to escape his grief and raise his daughter as best he could.
When Daisy Mae reached sixteen, like all girls her age, she longed for love. Sadly, no one knew her story, nor did they care. Kids her age can be mean. All she found were hurtful stares and words.
Everyone called her ugly. The mean girls started rumors that she would lie down with anyone. The boys, being boys, all tried to prove those rumors true.
Daisy Mae's desperation for affection didn't help dispel the rumors. She'd often give in to the boys wanting to see and feel her breasts or touch between her legs. To shut up the begging, she would give them blowjobs or hand jobs, but always at a price. She'd lick her lips and ask, "What price are you willing to pay?"
She didn't lie down with any of them. She drew the line at them, spreading her legs. She fought off any attempt at them, trying to be the first to break through her maidenhead.
The rumors mounted that she was a cock-teasing cock sucker. She was hard-pressed to deny that rumor, so she didn't try. Instead, she turned those rumors into her superpower.
She had the last laugh at all of the prissy bitches in her school. The very girls who started the rumors of her wicked ways, Daisy Mae, owned their boyfriends. She had tasted all their boyfriends' cocks.
If she wanted something, all she had to do was open her mouth, and it was hers. Piss Daisy Mae off, and you could find yourself failing a test or losing your boyfriend. Daisy Mae owned any man she wanted.
It wasn't long before the deeds of Daisy Mae reached the Swamp Witch. It was rumored that when the tale of Daisy Mae was told to her, the cackle she produced was heard throughout the swamp. She sent a message to Daisy Mae that said, "Come hither, my dear. Follow the signs and flow of the swamp, and ye shall find me. Beware, ignore me, and you shall pay."
Daisy Mae actually laughed and threw the message away. As it fluttered to the ground, it turned to ash. She heard a voice in her head: "A warning ignored shall be paid for dearly."
Daisy Mae just shrugged it off, but she soon learned the words she heard were true. Her ability to get men to do what she wanted stopped. She found it harder and harder to fight off their attempts to get her legs open. More and more, she didn't want to fight them.
It wasn't just the boys and men at school. Her cousin, twice removed, Bobby, succeeded in getting her. Bobby is a fine-looking young man. He sure enough was now. He was a wide receiver for his high school football team, and he was good.