Journey Outward
Copyright© 2010 by Joan of Acre
Chapter 10: More Than Meets The Eye
Science Fiction Sex Story: Chapter 10: More Than Meets The Eye - What has Chronos done this time. When she returns to the Compound, she finds it filled with new faces... and a call to war. She watches in horror and wonder as the chaos around her increases.
Caution: This Science Fiction Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa mt/ft Fa/ft Ma/Ma Consensual Reluctant BiSexual Post Apocalypse
... Dark clouds Mondified
As much as I want to pummel the lost boys some more, I don't. Once more I have strange feeling a tingle that tells me there is more going on here than meets the eye. My only source of information is currently laying on the ground in pain.
I stalk back over to Brin's brother. "Billy, why Nimrod?" I ask.
He whimpers and tries to crawl away. I catch his leg and pull him back to me. "Billy," I say sweetly, "I went easy on you this time. I am still debating on whether or not to kill you." I tighten my grip on his leg and Billy makes a satisfying hiss of pain.
"The man in black said it was OK." He whimpers.
I pause in shock. "Napoleon?" I prompt. He only looks at me in mute confusion.
"Would you have gone through with it?" I ask. I am not sure why I bother knowing his past reputation.
"I..." He turns beet red and looks away.
I ask. "If you had known he was mine?"
"Never. I swear." this time he looks me straight in the eye telling me the true. I sigh and let go of his leg. Whatever his lack of morals I had put some fear in him the last time we met, and I hope some respect. Maybe I can use that to my advantage.
"You need to ask before you take." I say to Billy. "As I told your sister you are among civilized people."
I give the boy one last glance of disgust, before heading away to look for Nimrod.
"Well done. Chronos." Saber intercepts me as I storm my way across the field.
"Now what?" I snarl at him prompted at the idea of taking out my real anger on someone I know who will be able to fight back.
"Back off." He raise his hand in defense. "I didn't come here for a fight."
Somehow seeing Saber standing there with his hand out and looking all worried and confused. It defuses my anger. I can never seem to stay angry with him. He has such a good heart that I can feel it even from 10 feet away.
"This should not have happened." I say calming down. "Where were you?"
"I came over here as soon as I noticed the boys were missing." He frowns at the pile of pained teenagers.
"They have been chomping at the bit for the last couple of days." He drops his arms to his side only raise them again to cross them over his chest. He biceps bulging as he flexes his muscles. "I am sorry, I really did believe that I have taught them better. But it would seem they have a long way to go."
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