The Supervisor's Pet
Copyright© 2024 by Vax
Prologue
Mind Control Sex Story: Prologue - Earth has succumbed to an alien invasion. What the invaders want, however, is not perfectly clear. Karen learns what the Empire actually is, the hard way. Author's note: I've been working on this story for the better part of a decade. Updates will be very slow, if they come at all. You have been warned.
Caution: This Mind Control Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Mind Control Reluctant Slavery Science Fiction Anal Sex Oral Sex Tit-Fucking Body Modification
The Sira were oddly beautiful, graceful, and aloof humanoids, with smooth gray skin, large dark eyes, and straight, silken hair. They were, on average, slightly shorter than the average human, with delicate features and long limbs. Their existence, and immediately subsequent invasion, took humanity of Earth by complete surprise.
One October day two years previous, a massive fleet of spaceborne warships suddenly littered the sky, launching an instant assault on all major nation capitals and strategic locations of the world, then quickly shifting to secondary targets to continue their campaign of disruption. This was humanity’s first contact with the Siran Empire.
In the United States, the President and his cabinet, Vice President, Congress, and Joint Chiefs of Staff were all wiped out in the first onslaught, with surprisingly little collateral damage, leaving the country without any significant form of leadership at the national level. Major military bases and state governments swiftly followed. Similar stories occurred simultaneously in all large nations, and then eventually the lesser powers. Those leaders that survived dared not show their heads, as those who did were also quickly located and killed.
By the end of November, the Sira had installed its own centralized government, and divided the world into regional prefectures. Regions were administered by governors, who acted with the authority previously split among the legislative, executive, and judicial branches, which they delegated as they saw fit; many chose to
leave the current systems of law and governance mostly intact with minor changes. Civil rights guaranteed by the Constitution were officially suspended, but generally still protected. The media was firmly restricted, and all news had to be approved by the newly formed regime. Voting for leaders and representatives could occur, but their oaths of office were to the Siran Empire, and the leaders appointed over them by the Empire.
It would seem like this sort of event would be completely civilization-destroying, but surprisingly, for the most part, most people’s lives continued on as though not much had changed. There weren’t wide-sweeping replacements of the laws, except in some odd cases. For example, law systems based upon religious beliefs were immediately replaced with a purely secular system, and laws based upon local moral standards were also annulled. Prostitution and gambling were now legal everywhere, though of course they would likely carry a social stigma for generations to come. There were also new social systems put in place, like true universal health care, significantly reduced education costs, and police/ military oversight and accountability that made a fair number of people claim that humanity was better off with the new regime.