Where Were We... (Patreon)

Continuation of that Kaa series I did a while back. Here's a bit of extra story too:

The wolf continued to struggle for what felt like hours. Mind and body exhausted, he barely noticed when the conversation below slowed, and eventually ended. 

The massive python's head reappeared before the gagged wolf. Kaa surveyed his prey appreciatively, seemingly savoring the trapped meal. The wolf gave another feeble tug at the coils still silencing him. He tried to speak, plead, beg to be set free, but only more muffled groans escaped. 

His mind still groggy from the heavy hypnosis he had endured earlier, the wolf forgot to avert his gaze from the snake's powerful eyes. Quickly they caught him again. The wolf's body went rigid as he realized what was happening. With all his remaining strength, he writhed to turn his head this way or that, but the strength of the coils seemed none the weaker from holding their prey in place, and kept him facing forward. 

Kaa's spell had already locked his eyes open, and he was quickly losing control of the rest of his body. The after-effects of the previous hypnosis seemed to carry him more quickly back into the stupor. His legs soon grew apathetic to the heavy coils he straddled, and his arms fell to rest upon his own gag. He could still speak, and he attempted to do so through the tightening coil around his head, but still only muffled groans escaped. 

Though his mind was now acutely aware of the situation, his body only went through intermittent spasms as he continued his fruitless efforts to fight the spell.

Suddenly the coil around the wolf's head slackened, and released his mouth. Sloppy with saliva from the gagged yelling and pleading, his fur sticking out at odd angles from the lengthy binding, the wolf had an odd 'just-out-of-bed' look to him. He could not speak, he stared back at the snake dumbly, panting rapidly and tongue lolling. The snake's entrancing gaze held him as tightly as the coils resting upon his back.

"There'ssss a good boy..." Kaa hissed.

The wolf tried desperately to lift his hand and push the snake's head, which was now inches away from his own, mouth ajar in anticipation of the meal to come. But his hand only trembled feebly while it rested on the coil, still threateningly coiled around his neck.

He put his efforts into speaking instead. To his astonishment, his mouth began to move.

He meant to say 

"Let me go please"

But what came out was

"L-L-I'mmma go-ood pl-p-boy?"

"Yes-s-s-s-s-s" the snake said with a wide grin and a laugh. "You're a very good boy..."