Alice's Wonderland

Wanda The Witch Chapter 14

The Troll is waiting anxiously for Long to arrive at the troll's quarters around the back of the Palace. He is already sitting in the big chair with the shaft sticking up straight into his backside so he can't move. The chair's legs are curved so his legs are bent, but the knees are spread wide. Other trolls are tying his legs to the chair.

Long arrives just as they are putting the bottom half of the glass container in place. The top of the bottom half of the glass is level with the middle of the Troll's shaft that sits in a small half circle. The glass goes under the chair so his sack can hang free inside and can go all the way to the floor if needed.

Long watches as they put the top half of the glass on. There is a small half circle that meets the other one in the bottom, which seals the shaft and sack in place, holding it secure. The glass goes flat up against his chest, high enough that he can rest his arms on it.

The Troll looks expectantly at Long, "I am ready now. Are you sure they big ones?"

"Yes," smiles Long, "you will be able to make lots for Wanda so she can help the females get away from the Mistress."

Long gets one of the males to help him carry the nest that is hanging from a pole into the troll's room. The top of the glass container has a large hole to put the nest in. They lower it down into the hole.

Long asks the Troll if he is ready, he grips the glass container. His shaft is rising in anticipation of what is coming. Long cuts the cord holding the bee's nest, and it drops to the bottom of the glass. They pull the pole and dark blanket from the hole, as trolls put a wire mesh cover over the hole.

The nest shatters as it hits the bottom. Bees start streaming out into the container, buzzing angrily around inside. They spot the Trolls sack and shaft. They swarm around the sack first, driving home their stingers.

The Troll is gripping the side of the glass, trying hard not to scream at the stinging. To do so would show weakness to his fellow trolls, which no troll would ever do. The sack is covered in Bees, so the rest start covering his shaft. They also drive the stingers on their back side deep into the shaft.

The only spot left is the big mushroom head. All the trolls and Long move in to watch what happens next. The Troll's shaft is rock hard, and the small hole is open. Four of the Bees crawl down the hole. All the trolls hold their breath as they wait for the inevitable.

The Troll goes stiff as a board, as the Bees drive their stingers in deep from the inside all together. The Troll's shaft is throbbing and jerking back and forth with enough force to shake the dead Bees from the shaft and sack. The four Bees are sealed in by four more Bees, which all together drive their stingers in to the small opening.

The Troll is sobbing now but will not cry out. The Bees soon die after they lose their stingers in the flesh of the shaft and sack. They fall off, leaving the stinger still embedded deep to continue spreading the venom into the hole.

The other trolls let the venom work for a few minutes, then use a long thin rod to break up the nest. This causes more Bees to swarm out and attack the Trolls hanging parts. They tell Long that they will need to stir up the nest a few times to get them all out.

Long asks, "How will we know when it is empty?"

"When the Queen Bee comes out and attacks."

"How do you know it is the Queen?" asks Long.

"She is three times as big, and her stinger is a full inch long."

The trolls break up the nest a couple more times. Then the Queen crawls out and flies to the sack, she wraps her legs around the sack, forcing the bottom to bulge out. She raises her stinger, and with one quick jab drives it all the way in. This is too much for the poor Troll as he screams out.