Bonds of Power
Copyright© 2025 by SomethingLewd
Chapter 3
Science Fiction Sex Story: Chapter 3 - In a world where magical incursions known as dungeons threaten humanity, a select few are marked with classes that grant them extraordinary abilities to combat these threats. At the age of 25, Ethan, along with his twin sister Alice and girlfriend Penny, receive their classes. Ethan's class is anything but ordinary. As an Essence Bonder (S Rank), he has the unique ability to create powerful bonds with others through intimacy, generating essence that enhances his power and abilities.
Caution: This Science Fiction Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Fa/Fa Fiction GameLit High Fantasy School Science Fiction Magic Sharing Incest Brother Sister Group Sex Harem Polygamy/Polyamory Cream Pie Exhibitionism Facial Voyeurism
The advisors led Ethan, Penny, and Alice into a side room, a space designed for private discussions and training review. The briefing room was adorned with maps, charts, and various training aids, giving it an air of seriousness and importance. Trainer Harris, Strategist Lee, and Mage Thompson took their seats around a large conference table, while Ethan, Penny, and Alice sat across from them.
Strategist Lee spoke first. “Ethan, let me be frank. Your emergence as an S-ranked Class Marked has shifted the guild’s priorities. When your rank is revealed publicly, the nation will be watching. With so few S ranked Marked, every move you make will carry weight.”
Mage Thompson nodded, “And with S-ranked dungeons surfacing more frequently, your rank isn’t just important, it’s critical.” She elaborated. “You’ll be expected to lead, to endure, and to succeed where others cannot.”
“I’m not going to dance around the subject, which is why I need to ask up front: Why are you working with D-ranked Class Marked?” Trainer Harris confronted Ethan, his arms crossed in front of him.
“I’ve been training with Penny and Alice for years.” Ethan responded, his voice firm. “We know each other’s strengths and weaknesses as well as we know our own. The trust we’ve built together has been earned, that’s not something I can replace overnight with a high ranked teammate.”
“Trust is valuable, yes. But starting with stronger teammates, A-ranked for example, would give you a tactical edge. You’d be better positioned to survive and succeed in high-tier engagements.” Trainer Harris looked to Penny and Alice. “No offense intended, but class rank isn’t something skill and trust can overcome. Rank isn’t fair. We’re talking about preventing another Montana.”
The reference to Montana brought Ethan up short for a moment. An entire valley had been destroyed when the military had to be called in to respond to a dungeon break. Ethan nodded slowly, acknowledging Harris’ point. “I understand that, but my class isn’t about raw power. It’s about enhancing my teammates. Not only in the moment, but long term. We don’t know what that growth will look like yet, but at S rank I’d be willing to bet it’s going to allow me to bring my team up alongside me.”
Thompson spoke up next, coming to Ethan’s defense. “Harris, he has a point. If his class can do as it indicates and improve someone’s baseline abilities, their ranks won’t hold them back. You know as well as anyone how valuable years of experience fighting together can be.”
“You’re staking a great deal on loyalty.” Strategist Lee interjected.
“I’d stake everything on it.” Ethan nodded seriously. “Any team I’m a part of includes Alice and Penny. All Class Marked have a right to choose who they work with. I’m not going to let the Guild pick and choose my teammates. I can’t allow that precedent to be set.”
“Very well,” Trainer Harris conceded the point. “It’s clear you understand the issue well enough for me to respect your decision. Let’s get to work, then. Start with a breakdown of your class and we can go from there.”
Ethan gave them the basics, explaining the enhancement and healing he was capable of in a fight. As he began to explain essence and its use as an alternative to mana, Mage Thompson chimed in. How exactly do you generate this essence? The details are crucial for understanding your class’s full potential.”
“Essence is generated through ... intimate acts,” Ethan admitted finally, his voice low. “The more intense the interaction, the more essence is produced.”
Mage Thompson’s eyes widened slightly, but she quickly composed herself. “Intimate acts? Can you elaborate on what that means?”
Ethan took a deep breath, feeling a flush creep up his cheeks. “It involves physical and emotional connection. The stronger the bond, the more essence is generated.”
Trainer Harris raised an eyebrow. “Physical and emotional connection? That’s quite specific. We need to understand the mechanics of this process to develop effective training regimens.”
Ethan felt a sense of relief at their professionalism. “Consent is paramount. I would never force anyone into such an interaction. The bonds I create are based on mutual trust and respect. I already have that trust and respect with Penny and Alice.” He gestured to his teammates. “I’m ... not sure how that would work with a stranger.”
Mage Thompson leaned forward, her expression thoughtful. “And how do you plan to manage these bonds within your team? Will Penny and Alice be the only ones benefiting from this growth?”
Ethan shook his head. “No, my goal is to form a team where everyone benefits. My abilities require a bond to function. Everyone on my team will require a bond. This is one of the driving reasons I want to ensure that the people I work with are those I trust. The Long-term growth aspect of my class means that anyone we recruit we’re going to have to put a lot of trust in.”
Trainer Harris nodded in understanding. “That’s a noble goal, but we need to consider practicality as well. Your class has the potential to revolutionize dungeon assaults, and we need to maximize that potential. We’ll start by conducting tests to assess your abilities and determine the best training regimen for you. This will involve extensive experimentation and data collection. Once we have that, we can begin tracking your growth and get a sense of how impactful this ability of yours is.”
Harris paused before continuing. “Do we have any indication as to a limit on the amount of bonds you can establish?”
Ethan shook his head. “Not yet. With the intimate aspects of the bond, I haven’t been willing or able to test my limits.”
Mage Thompson stood up. “For now, let’s focus on understanding the basics of your classes and how your abilities work. We’ll need to conduct further tests to assess the extent of your long-term growth capabilities, but for now, fill out a class breakdown form that we’ll send you. That will give us enough information to start planning our testing.”
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