Blockade Runner - Chameleons & Plasma Rifles - Book 1
Copyright© 2010 by Lortay
Chapter 2
Science Fiction Sex Story: Chapter 2 - James is a blockade runner. His highly customized and intelligent spaceship, the Didgeridoo, is uniquely equipped to evade detection. He has to deliver medicine to combat a military virus unleashed on a planet by a rogue General. His contact on the planet is female, gorgeous and has a very unusual genetic trait that she inherited from her ex-Special Forces great grandparents. His simple delivery quickly escalates and he is drawn into a battle that pits good vs. evil.
Caution: This Science Fiction Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Consensual Romantic Heterosexual Science Fiction Space Interracial Military
"That was one of the best meals I've had in a long time," Tarra said as she pushed the plate away. "What was that again?"
"Gyros and eggs, with hash browns and toast. Glad you liked it; it took a long time to get the replicator to make the tzatziki sauce right." James took a lot of pride in his culinary programming. There wasn't a lot to do sitting in hyperspace between planet falls and cooking was one of his few hobbies.
James checked the passive scans and confirmed that the interdiction patrol had indeed scurried back to wherever they came from. He didn't want to take any chances that he might be detected. While the Didgeridoo did have a couple of offensive tricks up her sleeve, it was much better to rely on not being found in the first place. The best jobs were those where the authorities never even knew he was in the neighbourhood.
"We are clear now, let's get those medicine crates safely offloaded and wherever you need them," James said.
"Send a signal on this frequency, tight-beam to these coordinates. I've got a gravpad parked over at a farm about a klick away. It will home in on the signal." Tarra removed a slip of paper from her cap and handed it to James.
"Signal sent. Awaiting gravpad arrival," the computer confirmed.
"That was quick. The computer didn't wait for you to give it the information." Tarra looked confused.
"Didn't need to. The Didgeridoo is run by one of the best AI's out there. It's more of a partner for me than strictly a computer. Didgi's got video pickups throughout the ship and simply read the information as soon as you took the slip of paper from your cap. I have the initiative setting turned up pretty high. I like a partner that doesn't wait for me to tell them what I want." He looked directly at Tarra as he said this.
"Indeed. Does that preference extend to other relationships besides your machine ones?" Tarra raised her eyebrows as she said this.
"Definitely. I still like to be in control. But welcome ... Initiative." He smiled at her. It was a smile that conveyed that he was sincere and open with his views. Many women had found that smile both disarming and alluring.
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