Note: This story was originally written under the name of Necromancer, but Iâve decided to use the new name Doctor Insanus. It has more of a corny, comic book-type of feel that Iâm trying to put in my writing.
Note: This story represents my first attempt at the multi-part cosmic epics that Marvel has done so well throughout the years. Forgive the wordiness of the prologue. Stories involving cosmic plotlines always seem to need a lot of buildup before the action kicks in. I've done my best to make the single sex scene as hot as possible; I promise you, there will be a LOT more to come!
Contents: M/F, consensual sex, incest, and anal sex. Enjoy!
If youâve made it this far, you probably know whatâs in store for you. Needless to say, this is not a story for minors. So, if you are not 18, or if you ARE 18 and are offended by graphic descriptions of various sexual acts, then for crying out loud, GO AWAY! Consider yourself warned.
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The vast coldness of space enveloped her, but it held no chill. She drifted here, where the faint points of light were not stars but entire clusters of galaxies, all her concentration on a single task. Only here, in this barren emptiness at the farthest reaches of the universe, could she achieve absolute focus.
How long had she drifted here, billions of parsecs from the nearest celestial body? The question was of little importance to her; in the eons of her existence, she had never once considered the passage of time. She was eternal; for her, time had no meaning. It was merely the scale by which lesser things counted the spans of their worthless lives. To those beings, her existence could have been measured in billions, perhaps, trillions, of years. She had been here before this universe existed; she had been here before the universe which preceded it. And in all that time, as dimensions were born and died around her, she had never bothered to measure the days of her life.
So engrossed in her eternal solitude was she that the tiny beacon of light approaching her went unnoticed. In the endless oceans of darkness, it seemed a pale, feeble thing, but it moved toward her as if guided by some unseen intelligence. It came from a distant corner of the universe, and even at its current speed it would have taken billions of years to reach her now.
Only when it was directly upon her did she acknowledge it. Then, with a contemptuous gesture, she brought it to a complete stop only meters from her. It shimmered, seemingly content after its impossibly-long journey. Small flickers of light burst forth every few seconds, seeming to reach for her.
The workings of her mind would be inconceivable by mere mortals, but if any emotion could be adequately applied to her it would have to be curiosity. Scanning it with every sort of psionic probe she was capable of, she was unable to detect any sense of danger from it. If anything, she sensed relief; as if this tiny orb of light were on some sort of pilgrimage. A pilgrimage which had led it directly to her.
Then, for the first time in her existence, she experienced anxiety. She knew of every type of life in this reality, and yet she had no knowledge of this object. Extending a hand toward it, she hesitated. If this were a trick...
She put the thought from her mind. If this were a trick, she would simply pluck the being or beings responsible for it from their holes and expunge them from existence. They would die, forgotten forever, and she would return to more important things.
Her fingers reached the edge of the orb, and small slivers of illumination began to surround her hand. It was as if a cocoon of light was growing around her. This rather organic sensation caused a moment of doubt in her mind. She pulled her hand away.
The cocoon remained. It had already enveloped her right arm to the elbow, and continued on its way to her shoulder. Now her doubts grew. What was this she was feeling?
Terror. Terror of the unknown; the most basic instinct of every living being. She felt it now, and knowing she was capable of this feeling made her furious. They would pay! Oh, yes! They would die screaming as she tore them apart atom by atom...
With growing despair, she realized that these were the thoughts of... them. The lesser beings! Pulling furiously, she glowed with the light of a newborn star. And yet, the tiny gleaming orb was not burnt away. Nor was the cocoon, which now covered over half of her body. It slipped across her thighs, along her left arm, and even over her face.
Why? she wailed in misery. Why couldnât it leave her alone? She had never interfered in the affairs of other beings; why, then, should she be bothered by this? Why fill her mind with these thoughts? These images, so alien to her? She felt herself weakening, her light growing dim.
Do I die now? Is that what this is?
Her body was encased in the cocoon now, and it began to darken, fading to match the blackness which surrounded it. The orb was gone, its light faded as well.
At the very rim of the universe, a tiny speck of darkness floated. And there was none to see it.
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New York City Four Freedoms Plaza 0211 hours
Susan Richards awoke with a start, a thousand jumbled thoughts racing through her mind. One hand went instinctively to her chest, where she could feel the jackhammer pounding of her heart gradually subsiding. Running a hand through her blonde hair, she felt dampness. Her face was wet with a thin sheen of perspiration; in fact, it seemed that most of her body was damp with it.
As her head slowly cleared, she became aware once more of her surroundings: the thin sheets which barely covered her naked body; the cool breeze which washed across her, raising patches of goose-pimples on her smooth skin; the soft snoring from beside her.
Sue smiled. Memories began flooding her mind: appearing with Reed on a local TV talk show; a whispered promise of things to come; Reedâs embarassed expression as he sought to conceal his raging hard-on. By the time they had returned home, he had been ready to explode. As soon as they were through the front door, Sue was on her knees. She stayed there until the job was finished, then she stayed there a little longer.
Reed always fell into a deep slumber after she gave him a blowjob. She ran her tongue along her teeth, her gums, the roof of her mouth. The residue of his sticky cum remained; the familiar taste which she had grown to enjoy, perhaps even to crave. Even now, her mouth was watering at the memory of his stiff cock.
If the sheer amount of cum he had shot in her mouth was any indication, Reed had enjoyed a truly monstrous orgasm. Which meant that he would probably be asleep for another four hours or so. Sue sighed. Tomorrow would be a busy day; there would be no time for a repeat performance until at least late afternoon. By then she would be almost desperate for another taste of his meat.
Susan Richards had been a devoted wife and mother for years, and she had seen no dimming of her passion for either her husband or her son. Of course, these passions were somewhat different; for Franklin, she wanted nothing but to see him grow into the man she knew he would become. For Reed, it was a desire to spend her life enjoying him and giving him pleasure.
Theirs had been an active sex life, although not as active as either of them would have preferred. As two of the worldâs foremost defenders, as well as celebrities, they were forced to share their precious time with the general public. Neither of them minded this so much; they merely wished there was more of an opportunity to spend some time alone. Sue had compensated by being more spontaneous, which often meant a quick blowjob before meeting the public. Once Reed had gotten over the initial shock, he had begun to look forward to his wifeâs oral attentions, knowing that she could go down on him when he least expected it. Invariably, he would return the favor at some later time.
But there would be no returning the favor tonight. Sue rose, not bothering to throw a robe over her naked body, and walked out to the balcony. From the penthouse atop Four Freedoms Plaza, she had a breathtaking view. The skyline of Manhattan gleamed around her, and the lights of the traffic below made the streets seem to glow.
Susan Richards, known to the public as the Invisible Woman, smiled contentedly. So many lives going on all around her, and she had a hand in preserving them. She and her family, the Fantastic Four, had saved this city - this entire world - more times than she could remember. She felt a pride in this; not mere gloating, but just the satisfaction of using her gifts for the ultimate good. These were the values she and Reed had been striving to instill in their son.
Her smile grew. Franklin was the light of their lives. So gentle, so caring; he had the potential for truly god-like power, but had voluntarily shut that power off until he was ready to wield it. Such insight in so young a boy! Any pride she felt in her own accomplishments paled in comparison. She knew that Franklin would be a key figure in the future of this world.
Her mind wandering, Sue was oblivious to the flaming figure which approached from above. As the roof was washed in orange light, she flinched. Even as waves of heat washed across her naked body, she searched frantically for something to cover her.