Must Read: HERO (A Violence, Mind Control And sex Story) - Season 2 - Episode 21

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Must Read: HERO (A Violence, Mind Control And sex Story) - Season 2 - Episode 21

I was thinking maybe it might be Vage or Loveth, but guess the
former. My sister could just tell me, or even call me, but if I need to get somewhere private, that likely means Vage.
She’s never taken me in the day, before, so I know it must be important.

I pull over into a mostly empty parking lot and wait. It doesn’t take long, before a shadow looms over my car. A second later, I find myself in the
featureless blue room.
I’m not alone. Arms wrap around me from behind, a moment
before I hear a whisper in my ear.
“I’ve missed
you, little bro.” I turn around, and hug Loveth back,
wondering what the emergency is. Thinking back on the shadow that had covered my car, I know Vage is risking her ship being seen. Whatever it is, it must be something dire.
“What’s going on?” I ask, hoping Loveth will know.
“I’m not sure. I only had a moment’s notice, before Vage came and took me. Nick, I think mom
might have seen the ship,” Loveth informs me, worriedly.
That isn’t good. If mom saw the ship, and found Loveth missing, things might go badly. I truly hope she’s wrong.

I look around for the opening that will lead to Vage, but it isn’t in evidence and in this featureless room, I don’t even know where it’s supposed to be. With Loveth’s arms still around me, I can sense her off to my right. I can also sense all of my other switches moving away at an alarming
rate. We are returning to low orbit.

“What are you wearing?” Loveth asks, pushing me away from her to examine my costume. I quickly explain about the cosplay New Year’s party I’d gone to. “And if you’re still wearing it this morning, then that means you went home with someone. . . Did my geeky brother use his
switches on a woman last night?”
I know she’s teasing me, but don’t feel that this is the appropriate moment for it. “I didn’t use my
switches,” I tell her a little more brusquely than necessary. “Help me find the door out of here, so we can find Vage.”
Just as I finish talking, the lights go off, and I
suddenly find us floating in space. Or at least, that’s what it seems like, as Earth zooms away from us, and we are surrounded by stars.
Thankfully I can still feel the floor beneath my feet.
‘VAGE?’ I think to the alien. ‘What’s going on?’
There’s no response.
Loveth hugs me tighter from behind, saying, “Nick, I’m scared. Is this the attack? Are the ßokoharms here?”
“No,” I try to reassure her, “They aren’t supposed to be here for a few more months. Maybe it’s just another scout.” But as I speak, I notice that we’ve left low orbit, and are still rapidly moving away
from Earth. I can’t imagine what speed we must be moving at, and marvel at the technology that must have gone into this ship. The geek in me
has a small orgasm.

The mortal human part of me, on the other hand, informs me I’m going to die.

After a couple seconds, red rings appear in the distance. As we draw closer, I can see ships in the middle of the rings, and figure the red circles are superficial, highlighting the location of the other ships.
Vage finally sends us a message: ‘Ships are
detected approaching. Too many to be scouts. Be prepared.’
Loveth and I look into each other’s fear filled
eyes. This is it, I think to myself. It’s early, and I’m not ready. I still don’t know how to stop them. The human race is going to die, and it’ll all
be my fault. I barely stopped a scout. How am I going to stop this many?

Luckily Loveth is thinking a lot more practically than I am. “Maybe we’d better get undressed, so
we can have as much contact between us as
possible.” Her voice quavers as she speaks, but it still lends me enough strength to overcome my
paralyzing fear. I nod to her, and start removing my trench coat and shirt.
The distant ships are easily visible now, and I notice that the red rings suddenly turn blue. I wonder at this, just as I’m pulling my shirt over my head, and Loveth is removing her br.a. The ships are just what you’d expect from nearly every cheap sci-fi movie: round saucers, spinning slowly as they move through empty space.
I quit stripping, and place my hand on Loveth’s wrist, stopping her from undoing her p.ants as I watched the ships approach.
Something’s not right. They’re not in any type of military formation, more of a gaggle, and I know
that the demons are militaristic, based mainly on the fact that they sent out scouts and the visions
Vage had shown me, what now seems like ages ago. If they’re hostile, they should be ready this far out. They also appear to be slowing. Or maybe that’s us. It’s hard to tell, when your
reference points are stars, hundreds of light-years away. Either way, we’re no longer approaching
each other as fast as we had been.