Birthed Abortions- Female War, Part II
There’s something I’ve got to let you in on. I’m a little bit frightened. Oh, I know, I’m surprised, too. I’m frightened at a number of things, actually. I think it’s the stress of knowing these things that really fingers my asshole.
Let me break it down for you.
My (now deceased) worker drones have identified the threat. It’s a pair of those bigot hunters. They’re skilled for their race. And they’re stealing away a potential host. What they want with a single female human is beyond me. I’m guessing they’re curious as to what a three-way intercourse with a human feels like.
I mean, that’s what I would do.
Ambitious as their sexcapade is, they must die. I’m debating whether or not I should wait for my new body to deal with them.
Do I sound more calm? I do, don’t I? Much more coherent? Rest, however slight, is always a welcome mind-cleanser. I learned that when I became mommy’s little Praetorian. That was centuries ago. That was when she liked me.
Stupid fucking bitch.
By making this fallen human ship home base, I completely disregarded the fact that Firehunter also has hundreds of worker drones scouting the ship for hosts. It’s hard to imagine that my own groups haven’t yet come into contact with any of my brother’s little bitches.
You would think luck is on my side, no? That someone up there still likes me? This is not the case.
One of the new Praetorians – I could sense them all – had attacked Firehunter. I know that Firehunter is a little bitch, but killing one of mommy’s new Praetorian guards was just a bit too much, don’t you think? Many of the new guards are still loyal, no doubt, but two of them – two of those
fucking idiots – have begun molting into Queens.
This, I admit, might have something to do with me and my own molting. But they’re quick little fucks. I don’t know where they are, but they’ve hidden themselves well. They’re hibernating. This speeds up the process much more than you can imagine. This is bad. This – I don’t – I can’t imagine that –
It’s late morning now. This planet’s star is now enjoying the sky’s company. Staring from beneath the sunlight among the company of these dead tree branches is a tranquil experience. I’m not sure how much time has passed.
Whether or not it’s the same day as before I fell asleep is something I’m not sure about. It must be, though: my body hasn’t fully formed. God, it’s like being awake during the operation for your sex change.
Is my vagina secure yet? Is this what butterflies feel like? It’s very wet.
But I don’t mind that.
She liked it when I played with her sack. You agree with me, don’t you?
I’m making progress. I’ve already grown in height and strength. But I’m not quite there yet. I’m… I’m not used to the power. I can’t… I’m just not comfortable. Is this what a butterfly feels like?
Though after a brief amount of hibernating, I feel as if I can think more clearly now. Are my thoughts more coherent? More… boring? Don’t worry. I think it’s just a side-effect. I think… I’m just… I’m happy.
Did I mention this already?
But not for long, you can count on that.
I’ve been around longer than any of you.
But… what if I stay like this… forever?
You will die.
No, I… I can’t… I’m… I’m – I’m – I’m – I can’t – I…
My new forearms twitched back-and-forth. I could feel them. I could feel them feeling me. I felt them feeling my sides and my chest and my sides and my arms. They were brand new. I could feel them feeling me. They were brand new. They liked feeling things. They were brand new.
A Mother’s Love- Female War, Part III
A few moments had passed. The trees were still dead. The sun hadn’t moved. I looked around. Nothing. I don’t understand.
An explosion. More of mine killed.
The old hive’s own worker drones had begun stalking mine. Something terrible is happening.
Another sun popped of the top of the ship. A giant explosion. From what?
My forehead stretched out of its protective casing. My jaws stretched. My scar! It was still there.
Not quite there yet, old boy.
None of my warriors were near. How much time had passed by? I don’t have a link to the inside of the ship. All of mine, gone. But I have hosts. I have impregnated hosts. They aren’t on the ship. Where is my hive?
Some distance away, many trees shattered in a frenzy of dust and leaves. A rather large piece of the ship had ripped from its side and tipped into the ground, crushing everything in its wake.
The skin of my neck stretched and pulled my crested forehead in that direction.
Something was there.
I could feel my arms wiggle with excitement. They were brand new. The arms, I mean. They’re new.
Do I seem calm? Is this what a butterfly feels like?