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Click hereExcept... without his efforts, I wouldn't have my seahorse. So. A life for a life. I think that's fair, as I walk past him.
I reach the exit. I'm out of ideas. Nek!
I know it needs special credentials but I don't have them. Am I only going to get this far?
Stop!
Kun! Nek! Nek! Nek Tchew A`A!
Can't lose. Not when I'm so close. Try something.
Anything!
I touch the keypad. Not sure what I hope to accomplish. I concentrate and unite with the creature. It's strong. It steadies my nerves and actually feeds me.
As I focus on the desired outcome, I feel the programming. It's on lock-down. There's no way out.
This is the end.
There must be a way!
Please. Please, Mother Nuit. Do not take my child. I give it willingly in your service. Protect what is yours.
Just then, out of the chaos, the right solution appears. A Trick. Low voltage. A factory reset. The light turns green with a beep and I release the handle.
Without any chronological manipulation, it's an eternity before the door groans to life. Crawling up with earsplitting scraping. Brighter light escapes, below, from the ascending crack. I hear the helicopters, trucks, and troops on the other side. No doubt armed with missiles, machine guns, and snipers. Once they see me, they will target me. With the last ka leftovers, only replenished by the child, I dilate time to the brink of my noesis and duck under the lifting gate.
Once outside, I can't count but know there is a considerable battalion of force. I veer left, out of the spotlight. Slowing down time, unfortunately, has no effect on the physical confines of the body. It speeds up reaction time and ka but movement is like fighting through molasses. I run as fast as I can, as already a weapon is nipping at my heels.
The edge.
I jump from the precipice into the cold darkness. Time penalizes me, as the frigid water swallows my bare body.
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Anyways, thanks for reading. Yo, don't make this awkward and sneak out before I even made you a celebratory post-reading breakfast. Write me a comment. This was submitted as part of the Halloween 2020 Contest. Was it scary/horror enough for you? Did you find it erotic?
I post Alerts on my v0volt Facebook/Instagram pages when new submissions are uploaded, and my own sketches and art for each work. How I see the places, characters and sex scenes. Cause I'm running a scientific experiment to see how far I can push it before the accounts get banned by our galactic overlords. See the links in my Biography Tab. Cheers.
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- COMMENTS
JessicaAlexanderabout 3 years agoOne star because it’s an abandoned half story. Otherwise, would have been a solid 5.
V_Voltover 3 years agoAuthorChasPHX – Appreciate it man, and I will work on typos. Read your “All day Opposite” story and loved it. Will get to the rest for sure.
curiouskitten247 – Thank you. With a name like yours, when will you write something? It’s time. I’ll be your first follower. ;)
crazycupcake – Jolly good of you to say that. Non-consent is the only category I could place it, due to Literotica rules. I like me a kick-ass woman too.
To Anonymous “MOVIE …” – Splendid idea. Sekhmet is truly due for a movie. I too, am quite taken with her, if it wasn’t obvious.
Thank you to everyone, who liked it. Thank you for commenting to everyone, who hated it.
And to Anonymous “…” – Well, well, well. I find someone after me own black heart. A weapons smartarse. The original M16 assault rifle (formerly the AR-15) has been in use in field since 1963-64 by the States. It had 20rounds, which is what Sekhmet would have been familiar with. Although it was newly released, she would have definitely remembered it as it was infamous for how unreliable it was. In 1969, the M16 was upgraded to the M16A1, almost identical but most notably it had 30 round cart. and fixed some of the bugs, but she wouldn’t have known that seeing as she wasn’t allowed much weapons training during her captivity. So yeah, M16A1 would have definitely been around the time of her escape. JPTR1450 also used M14s, MM1 grenade launcher, Colt 1911s, sniper rifles and anti-tank on Sekhmet.
In regards to the iris recognition, you gunned me down good. I’m in a bit of a dodgy territory there. It MAY not have existed in 1981. I took some creative liberties. Was real pleased with myself at that point, patted myself on the back, and made the choice to leave it in as early 1980s really lacked technology that could have contained Sekhmet’s particular brand of superpowers. But I do have a weak ass excuse for it. Ok. So check it. The concept of using iris patterns to distinguish between individuals has been around since 1936. And the USA Defense Nuclear Agency has been testing this since WWII and especially during cold war, as a means to secure entry of nuclear silo facilities. The iris-recognition device received a patent in 1994 for PUBLIC USE, but JPTR1450 is military research facility so they could have been field testing and developing prototypes much earlier than 1994. You can’t pursue a regular patent for classified devices and you are awarded what is known as Classified Patent, under the Invention Secrecy Act of 1951. So. For all we know, it COULD have existed. Cheers.
ChasPHXover 3 years agoA great many stories on this site read the same, or same-ish at least. Really happy to come across such a standout piece with a bold, confident style. In fact, the style was so compelling and the action so tight that I was willing to overlook all the typos ;) In the hands of a lesser stylist I would have dropped this story much earlier, so that's testament to the power of your voice. It was a little technically weak for me to give it full marks, but still one of the best Halloween entries I've read so far. Looking forward to reading more of your work, and to experiencing your full range.
Anonymousover 3 years agoI don't know if I love it or hate it. It wasn't what I expected. You kicked me in the nuts with this one. Bahaha. Good job.
