Invasive Species of a Different Kind (closed for w0ndergirl4)

Sylnaeve

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High hills and low mountains covered in trees and wide, deep valleys riddled with rivers, streams, caves and secret hollows made those who visited northern Washington state. The magnificent vistas and glory of nature were seen by few, but could take even the breath of long term residents away at times.

There weren't many residents, long or short term, this far into the wilds of the state. The whole county had barely 42, 000 people in it; clumped together into small towns all across the green and splendid bounty of nature; small islands of civilization ten years behind the times.

But not as alone as they thought. There were others in the wild, not the few remaining natives or animals, newer inhabitants who moved with secrecy and power in the woods and the mountains. They knew well how to move and hide, how to take what they wanted, and what they needed, from nature...and from those who still did not know of their existence.

Clair Rivers, who'd heard every joke about her name a hundred times already, did not know about those unknowns when she stepped out of her parents' house on that misty August morning, cool in the mountain morning even in the summer, but her ignorance would soon be shattered as would the life she had known.

Clair was young and lovely; nineteen and home for summer from her first year of college at Washington State University. She was of German and Irish stock and the best elements of both were blended together in her. Her face was fair and fine features, with large and expressive eyes the dark green of pine needles and full, tempting lips. Her hair was dark, a glorious mane of glossy black that fell to her shoulders, her locks full and thick with a slight curl to them. Her figure was ripe and promising balanced with an enjoyment of athletic activity; with long, supple legs, round, full hips, slim waist, a toned, bubble butt, flat stomach, and large, high, pert breasts that were as magnificent as the mountains she called home and seemed to defy gravity.

She was setting out for a final hike in the hills today. Clair would be here for another week but this was the last time she'd have to get out in the woods and be away and on her own. The bright and active girl had seized the chance; eager to leave all of the rest of the world behind for a while.

Clair drove to the nearby Okanogan National Forest and went into the vast wild woods, past the areas usually frequented by tourists. She wanted a nice, private hike. She parked at a pull aside near a trail junction and within a few minutes, the teen was walking down the narrow path into the green.

She wore solid hiking boots, of course, but aware of how warm it would get later, her toned legs were mostly bare, Clair wearing a pair of comfortable shorts that stopped at mid-thigh. It was a little risky if she had to leave the trail but she had no plans to do that, so it would be fine. She had a tight fitting t-shirt in red with the words "All Natural" across the front and a long sleeved flannel tied about her waist; a necessity against the morning chill but once she got warmed up from walking and the day heated up, she wouldn't need it.
 
"I'm bored. Let's go get something to eat," Harmony suggested as she twisted a strand of her blond hair between her fingers. It was actually the only long lock of hair she had, hanging down from the side of her head past her shoulder, two small beads tied at the end. The rest of her hair was cut short, pixie style, though it had grown out enough that it had a bit of curl at the bottom. Her hair was blond but had several random patches that were dyed a light pink color.

"Maybe we can go downtown later and check out one of the clubs," she added as she glanced up at her two companions. "There has to be more girls there then out here in the middle of nowhere."

"Seriously Harmony? There is no downtown here, or any clubs for that matter," the tallest of the two women replied, turning to face the blond who was sitting casually atop a large tree stump. "Our best chance of finding what we need and not being seen in the process is to scout the hiking trails and the campsites."

Harmony stuck her tongue out at the girl who had spoken, Dawn, before turning her attention to the small piece of jewelry that dangled from her own belly button, which was exposed by the half shirt she wore. Dawn ignored the blond and turned her attention back to her other companion, a leggy brunette with asian features holding a pair of binoculars up to her face. "Do you see anything, Rose?"

Rose started to shake her head no and lower the binoculars, but then apparently something caught her attention, "Wait...there," she said, pointing through the trees toward one of the upper trails. "She looks perfect...here take a look," she said, passing the binoculars to Dawn.

"Finally," Dawn said to herself as she searched for and quickly found the young woman that Rose had pointed out. "Okay, let's move, we need to intercept her before she turns back toward the parking lot." Slipping the binoculars into her back pack, the tall, busty brunette slung her pack onto her shoulder and started into the trees.

"Harmony, now!" Rose said as she grabbed her own pack and started after Dawn.

"Coming, coming," Harmony responded as she slid off the tree stump and moved into the trees behind her two taller companions. At least I won't be bored anymore, the blond thought to herself as she realized they were about to change the young hikers life forever. I hope she's ready for what we have in store for her, she thought, knowing that wasn't likely considering the girl was about to find out that humans weren't the only intelligent life in the universe...or on Earth for that matter.
 
Clair leaned back and rested her head against a towering tree's trunk; closing her pine green eyes for a few moments. She was seated on a simple bench just off the trail she'd taken, one of a few scattered along its length. This was the furthest one out however, a place she liked to come.

The trail went on from here, of course, but she was off of it just a bit. Maybe twenty yards away from the broad, well maintained strip of clear ground was a little hollow where a stream came in form above and cut it's way through a small back to meander back into the foliage. The hollow was largely clear, as were the banks of the small stream, but they were surrounded by large, tall trees that hid the place well from the view of anyone on the trail.

She went there for peace and quiet, to think and be disturbed. She never thought about how it isolated her from anyone who might have passed by to hear her, or that others might know of the spot as well, or have seen her enter.

Clair would miss the serenity and beauty of the country, but at the same time she was ready to go back to school. Things were so...steady here. And that could be charming and nice but it could also be boring. She'd gotten to that point in the visit, bored and ready to get back to a real city with things to do!

She suddenly lifted her head. The wind moved the treetops slights, branches softly clicking and rustling. Birds still chirped and sang here and there. There was a strange feeling of stillness, of tension. There was an odd sensation, a tingling between her shoulder blades, and she felt like she wasn't alone anymore.

Her first thought was of a bear. They did come this way sometimes, but as long as they didn't stumble on you by surprise, they'd usually leave you alone.

Usually.

Clair got up with even, measured movements; nothing jerky or quick in case it was a mountain cat prowling around somewhere. Her hands slipped into the pockets of the flannel about her waist and took hold of two small objects. She hadn't planned for only an hour or two hike, so she'd only taken a small canteen and a few things for her pockets but if you went into the woods at all, you took two things; an air horn to scare off and alert bears and mace.

She took out the air horn, moving towards the thin, mostly overgrown path that would lead back to the trail. Clair hit the horn, a loud chirp-like sound blasting out for a split-second before she stopped it, "Hey, bear!"

Glancing back, she edged towards the path with slow, careful steps. Maybe it was time to get back to the trail and go home...
 
To any one who might happen to observe the trio of women as they wound their way through the wooded trails, they would have most definitely appeared to be an odd grouping. Though all three women were extremely tall, and beautiful, with much larger than normal breasts, that seemed to be the end of their commonalities. Harmony, with her pink hair, piercings and tattoos, dressed in a tight half shirt and no bra, with tight blue jeans, appeared to be a typical punk rocker. Dawn, with her thin, braided headband, her tight leather vest that barely contained her ample bosom, and daisy duke shorts, looked like a hippie straight out of 1971. And then there was Rose, the leggy woman with long, straight black hair and asian facial features, wearing a tight pink lycra surf shirt, baggy board shorts and flip flops that seemed to indicate she had just stepped off a beach.

Of course, their unusual height, uncommon beauty and divergent fashion choices were only the oddities that could be seen on the surface, and in truth they paled to the secrets that lay just below...

Harmony could feel her stomach tighten with anxiety as they closed in on the lone hiker, a mixture of excitement and fear. They were getting close now. Very close. Apparently one of them had made enough noise to be detected, because the raven haired girl had suddenly stopped, lifting her head and looking to either side. Something had spooked her. Harmony stood perfectly still waiting to see if the girl would run. Instead she pulled a small item from her pocket and a moment later a shrill sound erupted from the device.

Apparently the girl had suspected that there was a wild animal in the area. I'm afraid you're not that lucky, Harmony thought to herself as she once again began to move toward the beautiful hiker. Dawn was the first to reveal herself, stepping out from behind a tree directly in front of the young woman.

"Hey, was that you with the horn?" Dawn asked. "You really scared me."

Harmony could see Rose circling around behind the human, still hidden by the trees and bushes. Harmony crouched low, prepared to give chase if the girl bolted before Rose could get into place.
 
Clair's dread was building as she kept backing slowly up the trail. There was no noise in response to the horn or her call. Maybe she'd been imagining it...but she still felt that sense of being watched, and of something closing in. Her instincts were screaming at her to run away.

Which was when a woman suddenly stepped out of a tree not three feet in front of her. "AhHH!" Clair jumped backwards, her big tits bouncing despite her bra, her eyes wide. Then she laid a hand on her heaving chest and took a shaky breath, moving her head from side to side, "Oh, you scared me!"

She smiled and shrugged, "Sorry about the horn then, I thought I heard...well, maybe just felt something moving around and we do get bears up here so..." She gestured with the little signal device. "You had me freaked out."

Relief washed over her and her smile grew. She looked up at the woman, and had to look up a good bit. She was tall, taller than a lot of guys, and gorgeous. Her face was beautiful and strong and her eyes flashed; her hair was a glossy brown bound by a simple headband, and a leather vest was stretched to about bursting by her generous and ample endowments, a pair of tiny shorts displaying long, toned, strong, supple legs.

"Wow...Miss, you're beautiful! Especially for someone romping around the woods." Clair laughed. "My name's Clair, I don't think I know you...but as quietly as you moved, you have to be a local."
 
"No, I'm not from around here," Dawn responded, tilting her head to the side and smiling at the young hiker as she took a deliberate step closer. "Actually, my home is quite far away. So far, in fact, it might as well be on the other side of the world."

"Or another planet," Rose said from just behind Clair as she stepped close enough to grab the small air horn from the girl's hand before she even realized there was someone behind her.

"Be a good little girl and don't yell out, okay?" Rose said as she crushed the small air horn with one hand, the pieces falling quietly to the forest floor. With her other hand, the gorgeous woman grabbed hold of Clair's elbow. "Otherwise I've got to gag you. And we don't want that do we."

"Clair seems like the type who doesn't want to cause any trouble, Rose," Dawn said as she stepped up to stand directly in front of the startled hiker. "Isn't that right, beautiful?" the brunette asked as she raised a hand up to roughly pat Clair's cheek.

Harmony, content that their prey wasn't going to be able to make a run for it, finally emerged from her hiding place and joined her companions, forming a circle around the young woman.
 
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