Must Read: HERO (A Violence, Mind Control And sex Story) - Season 1 - Episode 97

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Must Read: HERO (A Violence, Mind Control And sex Story) - Season 1 - Episode 97

Vage looks up at me with her large silvery eyes, and I see fear in them. “We don’t have our young the way you humans do. After the eggsare fertilized, it takes only a couple days, and then the females lay and incubate them. That is
what you saw me doing in that room. Our children are under me. But with you, it took longer. It wore down my body and made me weak. I’m afraid our children are even weaker.” Vage
turns back to the water, and stares at the two moons.
“I had to report what happened to my superiors.

They didn’t like it, and demanded that our
children be destroyed as abominations. I never thought of my race as violent, but they showed me a side of themselves in their fear that I never
knew existed.
“They put us on trial, that is what you
experienced with those questions. They
determined that the human race isn’t worth saving, that you are too wild. I was ordered to
submit and allow our children to be destroyed.” I can hear the sadness in her voice, and I even see
a tear appear in her eyes. I don’t dare speak though, too filled with shame for my part in their
decision to abandon Earth.
“Our race is very different from yours, in how we treat our offspring. Once hatched, the children
are taken to facilities, where they are taught and raised. But with you. . . I feel for these offspring.

What we made together was good. Not abominations. I refused to go, or submit. As
punishment, they erased all flight data on my ship, so that when the demons arrive, they can’t
use it to find our new planet. It also means I can never go home. They intend to let us die with your planet.” Vage pauses, and I walk behind her,
putting my arms around her from behind. Even in our minds, I can feel her soft smooth skin, as
she shakes in my arms.
“This comforting you humans do, is nice. There is much we can learn from you, but I fear we are doomed. Your planet will be used as bait, while
my race flees to another, unknown planet.”

I hear Vage’s pronouncement, and shudder.

What
chance do we have against an advanced alien race, with superior weaponry and armaments? I
still have no idea how I’m going to stop them with my switches. It’s almost laughable, the
thought of me facing a fleet of the demons, with my mind as Earth’s only weapon.
Even with the extra power I get from my sister, I know I’m no match for the demons .
” Loveth is my sister one of your experiments,” I ask,
fearing to hear the answer, but I have to know.
“Yes, she was a failure. You both have the dormant gene, but when it was activated in her, nothing happened.” I feel myself getting angry
with how callously she talks about Loveth.

How easily she can risk human life.
“You said some of them die. She could’ve died!” I realize how ludicrous I sound then, but I don’t
care. It doesn’t matter that she is alive, and
survived; I don’t like that she had been in any danger at all.
“What is one life, even that of your sister, you call Loveth
compared to the rest of the human race?” I feel dirty for my sense of self preservation, but logic prevails.
“She wasn’t a failure. She magnifies my ability,” I tell her.
“Hopefully it will be enough,” she replies calmly, and I marvel at the strength that must lie below the skin of this alien. Abandoned by her people, and left behind with an alien race, she still has the
fortitude to stay strong.

My mind wants to avoid the thought of the demons, and my sister, and latch instead back onto our children.
“So tell me Vage those are our children you’re sitting on. . . In
eggs?” I don’t know what to think of that. I wonder what they will look like when they come out. I only hope they survive. Making us genetically compatible, doesn’t mean that our offspring will be viable.
“Yes. They are susceptible to light and noise right
now. That is why we have to meet like this. I can’t leave them, and we can’t talk around them. I don’t know how long it will take before they hatch. You humans have a longer gestation period than we do. They will be a new race. A new species.” Vage turns in my arms, and looks
up at me, her silvery eyes sparkling in the
imaginary light. “I used to wonder at how humans can mate for pleasure. Why you do it.

As I have told you, with us it’s a mandatory
compulsion. The males derive some pleasure from it, but it’s brutal for the females. It is the
only thing I ever thought about our race that was
violent, until now.
“And yet, with you, it was beautiful. I have never felt such feelings before, and none of my race has
either. When I presented this to the council, they called it blasphemous. Demanded that I deny
what I’d told them. They can’t understand, and don’t want to. The council is mostly male, and they are stuck in their ways.”

Vage lifts her body higher, and I feel her small mouth reach for mine.