THE Harem Tales 1: The Times They Are A Changing
Copyright© 2016 by Omachuck
Chapter 22: Burn 'em Out
Science Fiction Sex Story: Chapter 22: Burn 'em Out - The Sa'arm have landed on Earth. People and even the Confederacy must change and adapt. This is Michael's story, set in Thinking Horndog's Swarm Cycle universe. If you haven't read previous stories, you'll miss some of this story's precepts and some excellent tales. Notes: This is not a sex manual, but there is explicit sex. Town and business names are real, the attributes and people are fiction. Rape and sexual violence take place off camera.
Caution: This Science Fiction Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Fa/Fa Mult Teenagers Consensual Rape BiSexual Heterosexual Science Fiction Harem Polygamy/Polyamory Oral Sex Slow Violence
As Marshal Pope had indicated, the EDF was pursuing a 'scorched earth' policy - literally - for a one-hundred-mile-plus radius centered on any Sa'arm landing site. In Manitoba, almost continuous sorties by bombers and missiles rained napalm and incendiary bombs in an effort to prevent the Swarm from obtaining organics that it could convert to food. Grass, trees, fleeing animals, buildings - all were being consumed by the raging, wind driven conflagrations.
A larger area was being cleared of humanity in preparation for a probable expansion of the man-made hell. We weren't yet sure this would stop the Sa'arm, but it was a good bet it would slow them considerably.
Then a new factor inserted itself, and Marshal Pope briefed us: "The EDF sent out a team to examine that bloody Volvo you found. Nearby, they found six eggs they believe are Sa'arm eggs. They are similar in size and shape to ostrich eggs, and that is the only explanation that fits.
"The eggs were brought to a lab for analysis. They've been working on them almost since you reported, and teams were sent to other sites to look for more eggs. They found them.
"What I'm about to say could change with more samples or analysis, but it is what our biologists now believe. It definitely affects anyone near or in Sa'arm held territory or incursions.
"They think that, upon hatching, the Sa'armlings will be small, but fully functional and likely able to cooperate like their parents. Our tests show that they probably will not be at the adult level of muscle or protective performance, but they are still going to be hungry and hard to kill. This does not bode well.
"The biologists speculate that the Sa'arm usually lay their eggs whenever they feed, but the Sa'arm seem to vary in egg-laying approach. In some instances, other than a mottled camouflaging color, there seems to be no effort to hide or protect the eggs. Pretty much a 'stop and drop' approach, probably near a food source."
Marshal Pope clearly was not happy, "Still, worse, some of the behavioral scientists believe that during colonization, optimal survival behavior would have the Sa'arm randomly lay their eggs at other sites just on the chance they would find food.
"We are going to have to track forward and back from every known local Sa'arm sighting and burn the Hell out of the routes to be sure we have crisped the baby dickheads while still in their eggs."
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