The door
opened automatically for Raven as she and Daagiis stepped close to it. Raven took a step forward and then
froze. She stood absolutely still as she
watched others walk past the opening.
Most
were people, much like Vendeen with black eyes that upturned at the corners,
golden blond hair, and metallic bronze skin.
Some were more what Raven would characterize as humanoid ... a head, two
arms, two legs, walking upright. Their
sizes and body types ranged widely from absolutely huge to no taller than knee
high. She even saw some similar to the
bulbous-headed aliens that everyone always claimed were abducting people from
Earth and experimenting on them. What
did they call those? Oh yeah, ‘grays’.
Then
there were other ... things. Creatures
that walked and slithered and flew.
There weren’t many, but just one would have been enough to make Raven
stand gaping like a kid at her first circus.
“Holy
fuck, Toto, I’m not on Earth anymore,” she heard her voice say.
Daagiis
chuckled. “Get over your shock, and
let’s go,” he prodded, gently tugging on her arm.
Raven
stumbled after him, joining the steady flow of pedestrian traffic. Her bare feet seemed to sink a little into
the carpeted flooring, as if walking on a lightly cushioned surface. At least it wasn’t cold tile, like what had
been in the room she’d recovered in.
Before
stepping outside her hospital room, she’d had an inkling of an idea that she
could make a break for freedom once she had the chance. But looking at all the strange creatures
around her, the full force of her situation hit her.
She
wasn’t on her planet. Hell, she wasn’t
even in her own dimension. Where would
she possibly run to?
Daagiis made it to my
Earth. That means I can too. It’s just a matter of waiting until I know
how to do it.
But
Daagiis had made it plain she belonged to Vendeen until then. Her body, his to enjoy. The stab of arousal that greeted this thought
made her angry.
Just stop it, would you? Damn, why the hell would I find such a thing
exciting?
The
situation was fucked up, all the way around.
Releasing August 2013
this should be really good, can't wait
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