Nouh_Bdee
Smutweaver
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We had found an area with many young, healthy humans. Some were healthier than others, of course, but odds were good that we would find an acceptable surrogate here, and we did. We had watched her for some time. Her diet and level of physical activity seemed to be quite beneficial for keeping her body healthy. We had every reason to believe she would prove to be an exceptional host for our children.
We were wary of alerting the humans to our presence, so we took her in the evening, as she walked between buildings. She was alone, and we turned on our beam to pull her up to our spacecraft. She clearly panicked a bit at the sudden loss of gravity, dropping the books she was carrying.
She flailed in the air until she was in our ship, and then in our tentacles. She fought against us, but we were too many, and too strong. We safely deposited her on our operating table, thick metal cuffs holding her wrists and ankles.
Her hair was in the way, so we pulled it behind her head and secured it with a band, hanging off the table.
Then, we began removing the strange inanimate coverings from her body. She flinched and vocalized wildly when we held the blade in our tentacles, but our grip was sure. We sliced the two coverings on her arms, and pulled them off her body. She was left with a loop of fabric around her neck, and a strange covering over her breasts that strapped around her shoulders. Four quick cuts and those were removed.
The four objects on her feet and lower legs slipped off with no cuts, but the last two were wrapped around her body. There was a large, simple wrap around her waist. Once we removed that, we were left with a thin, soft garment that wrapped around her waist and between her legs. She flinched again at those last two swipes of our blade and then she was free.
We knew we needed to begin communicating so that we could help her stay calm. Too much negative stress on her body would be detrimental to our children’s growth. Our tentacles slid smoothly over her entire body, beginning at her head and moving toward her feet. Her lips were promising, but held fewer nerve endings than her fingertips. The best contact point, though, was just above her vaginal opening, a small nub of flesh teeming with energy. We put one of our tentacles on it to begin interpreting her thoughts. Soon we would not specifically need to touch her for communication, but she was so alien to us that we needed the direct contact to learn her signals.
The rest of us began preparing our materials and equipment while we focused on her mind.
We were wary of alerting the humans to our presence, so we took her in the evening, as she walked between buildings. She was alone, and we turned on our beam to pull her up to our spacecraft. She clearly panicked a bit at the sudden loss of gravity, dropping the books she was carrying.
She flailed in the air until she was in our ship, and then in our tentacles. She fought against us, but we were too many, and too strong. We safely deposited her on our operating table, thick metal cuffs holding her wrists and ankles.
Her hair was in the way, so we pulled it behind her head and secured it with a band, hanging off the table.
Then, we began removing the strange inanimate coverings from her body. She flinched and vocalized wildly when we held the blade in our tentacles, but our grip was sure. We sliced the two coverings on her arms, and pulled them off her body. She was left with a loop of fabric around her neck, and a strange covering over her breasts that strapped around her shoulders. Four quick cuts and those were removed.
The four objects on her feet and lower legs slipped off with no cuts, but the last two were wrapped around her body. There was a large, simple wrap around her waist. Once we removed that, we were left with a thin, soft garment that wrapped around her waist and between her legs. She flinched again at those last two swipes of our blade and then she was free.
We knew we needed to begin communicating so that we could help her stay calm. Too much negative stress on her body would be detrimental to our children’s growth. Our tentacles slid smoothly over her entire body, beginning at her head and moving toward her feet. Her lips were promising, but held fewer nerve endings than her fingertips. The best contact point, though, was just above her vaginal opening, a small nub of flesh teeming with energy. We put one of our tentacles on it to begin interpreting her thoughts. Soon we would not specifically need to touch her for communication, but she was so alien to us that we needed the direct contact to learn her signals.
The rest of us began preparing our materials and equipment while we focused on her mind.