Workout, Interrupted [Scylla, Siren]
Posted: Thu Jan 22, 2026 12:27 pm
It was early that morning when Tris Harper slipped through the doors of the Tokyo gym, doing her best to keep a low profile.
That might come as a surprise to some who knew her but, when it came to her training, the redhead preferred to keep herself to herself. She was there to improve her skills, not to be a show-off or a turn-on.
Thus her red hair was done up in a tight braid then looped round her head in a braid reminiscent of a certain Disney princess and she wore only the barest touches of makeup. Her outfit was similarly low key, an oversized, well-worn black t-shirt (proclaiming ‘Thick thighs, thin patience’) that fell past her hips and a pair of equally comfy workout shorts stretched taut across her amply curving haunches. Simple socks and workout shoes completed the outfit.
Just another gym babe there for her daily workout, like plenty of others.
Which was another reason why she’d chosen not to use the LAW gym. For one thing, Tris didn’t like making it easy for people to learn all her tricks. Sure, there was tape on her out there, both her handful of LAW matches and all her bouts back in Blighty, but there was a difference between that and getting to watch her at work in person.
No free samples for you, losers.
Ten minutes of light warmup followed, chiefly the sort of light cardio work that left her mind free to wander, before Tris found herself drifting over to the gymnastics mats in a quiet corner of the already quiet gym.
She started with the basics, stretching her body out, enjoying the familiar pull of muscles loosening as she ran through a routine so familiar she could have followed it in her sleep. The noise of the gym faded away into background static behind her, Tris’ focus narrowing entirely to her immediate surroundings.
Dipping into a wide straddle, she leant forward until her chest was pressed to the mats, then shifted—drawing one leg forward, sliding the other back—until her hips settled flat in full front splits, breathing steady, those dangerous thighs framing a perfect line from hip to heel.
But, seemingly introspective or not, she was never so distracted that she didn’t know when she was being watched.
That might come as a surprise to some who knew her but, when it came to her training, the redhead preferred to keep herself to herself. She was there to improve her skills, not to be a show-off or a turn-on.
Thus her red hair was done up in a tight braid then looped round her head in a braid reminiscent of a certain Disney princess and she wore only the barest touches of makeup. Her outfit was similarly low key, an oversized, well-worn black t-shirt (proclaiming ‘Thick thighs, thin patience’) that fell past her hips and a pair of equally comfy workout shorts stretched taut across her amply curving haunches. Simple socks and workout shoes completed the outfit.
Just another gym babe there for her daily workout, like plenty of others.
Which was another reason why she’d chosen not to use the LAW gym. For one thing, Tris didn’t like making it easy for people to learn all her tricks. Sure, there was tape on her out there, both her handful of LAW matches and all her bouts back in Blighty, but there was a difference between that and getting to watch her at work in person.
No free samples for you, losers.
Ten minutes of light warmup followed, chiefly the sort of light cardio work that left her mind free to wander, before Tris found herself drifting over to the gymnastics mats in a quiet corner of the already quiet gym.
She started with the basics, stretching her body out, enjoying the familiar pull of muscles loosening as she ran through a routine so familiar she could have followed it in her sleep. The noise of the gym faded away into background static behind her, Tris’ focus narrowing entirely to her immediate surroundings.
Dipping into a wide straddle, she leant forward until her chest was pressed to the mats, then shifted—drawing one leg forward, sliding the other back—until her hips settled flat in full front splits, breathing steady, those dangerous thighs framing a perfect line from hip to heel.
But, seemingly introspective or not, she was never so distracted that she didn’t know when she was being watched.
