***Talon's a lonely guy, but he's used to that.
He's just not used to everything else.
This happens near the old Colorado Springs airport. Well, it's old in this story since its been hundreds of years since the place had been used for much.
Just a word, there is an element of, ... I dunno, horror, maybe in one scene. I'm not big on writing horror scenes, particularly, so I just write what I need for the tale and move on. The one in this isn't long and it's not bad. Just try to remember that there are different species here.
Oh, and while there's a bit of conversation on the topic, there is no guy/guy in this. I've learned that readers with allergies don't like to find themselves suddenly in a different category.
As for the names, 'Sonja' = 'Sonia' and the same goes for the 'j' in 'Katje'.
This will work into the rest of the tale, but for now, just try to believe in young love, ok?
0_o
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Book of the Forsaken Part 12
Talon awoke in darkness, needing to pee. Well, at least he wasn't dying to piss; he'd just woken up needing to, that was all.
The first thing that he noticed was that he was hard, and he supposed that it was just a by-product of a full-ish bladder, but then, he thought, one never knew under these circumstances. Like any guy, he supposed, he was subject to many nocturnal erections, most of them showing up and going by unnoticed while he slept. It seemed that every single time that he woke up β when he did β in the middle of the night, he had a boner. A full bladder just made things worse, and an erection would prevent the relief of that until it was pretty much gone.
Yeah well, his lack of a cooperative outlet for his urges probably had a part to play as well.
And like probably any guy who awoke this way all alone, he unconsciously reached for that hardness and began to toy with it. Within say, oh, five seconds, the shaft in his hand responded and grew as hard as warm stone, awake now and aware that there was pleasure to be had, as lonely as it was.
But then, dicks don't have brains, he thought as he pushed the covers off and worked himself. They don't care about anything other than one thing.
Talon sighed.
It must be nice to be so single-minded. With all of your energies focused on just gratification, there wasn't much more to think about anyway, was there?
But as he wanked along, his mind began to wake up a little more β which was not what he really wanted, since it would force him to think about his current state of affairs.
Which was that there weren't any, hadn't been for a long time, and as far as he could tell, if he added only a little pessimism to his outlook, there wouldn't be any forever.
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What he wasn't aware of was that he wasn't alone in the room. There was another here who watched from the corner just under the ceiling. She'd seen him while searching for someone else, and while that search had been fruitless, she was now wondering a little as she watched in the pitch darkness, having just the sort of night vision which allowed her to see almost perfectly in here.
She stared as he masturbated, licking her lips unconsciously every so often. She was something which could rip him to pieces in a heartbeat, but she wasn't hungry in that way at the moment and the truth be told, she wouldn't dream of harming anyone for the most part, and most especially one as beautiful to her as this one.
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The longer that he masturbated, the more he awoke and the darker his thoughts became. Talon tried to push it all away and concentrate on only the one thing so that he could pee β since with it this hard, that sure wasn't going to happen and worse, he knew that it would take a good long while anyway for it to soften enough to even seek out the comfort of a good long pee. He was screwed no matter what he did and he knew that, his dick had already been too erect for the urinary function by the time that he'd awoken.
Talon thought about his situation and felt like just leaving his erection alone to subside by itself. He was that unhappy.
Right now and for the last couple of years, he'd felt like the biggest fool.
He was only twenty-two and he considered himself a full-blown failure at life. Left at the gates one day by someone who didn't want him, he'd been raised into an old cult and he was all that was left now. The other two youngest had been living alone with him for only a few days after the last priest had perished, telling them just to run and save themselves the day four years before when a small flock of demons had landed on the runway and stood looking at them for a minute. They ran and made it to the old bomb shelter, locking the door to sit weeping with their backs to the wall while outside, their priest walked calmly toward his death.
The creatures had spent two days at the blast door, trying to get to them before giving it up and moving on. The boys had waited another day, listening at the door for any sound before they opened up and walked out. All that they found of the older man had been his torn and blood-caked clothing, a few cracked bones, and a little hair.
It had happened on the worst day possible, the high day when the idol was to be pulled out into the sunshine and started. The three had tried to go on with the ceremony, but things seemed to have been fated to carry bad luck after that. Thomas was to do the honors of the start and he did get it done, lighting both turbines for the few minutes that it was allowed since there was hardly any fuel anymore.
Talon had genuflected and prayed in the propwash as he was supposed to, but Jerry did the unthinkable then. The boy had been talking of the pointlessness of it all but no one had taken him seriously in the days leading up to the high day ceremonies and Talon guessed that the strain of the loss of the old man was the clincher. The talk had gotten worse while they were locked inside the shelter. Talon wasn't the bullying kind but he finally stopped the incessant muttering by threatening to kick the snot out of Jerry again if he didn't think that he could shut his mouth. Things were bad enough without having to listen to his whining.
The incident in question had been a surprise to everyone β most especially to Talon himself. It had been Jerry who had needled and picked on Talon for years, being a lot larger and heavier. With his back to the wall, something had happened inside of Talon β and that was the only way that he had of describing it.
He'd almost killed the big goof before three priests had pulled him off with difficulty two years earlier. It had happened in front of everyone and Talon had supposed that it was one of the underlying causes that he'd snapped β the way that no one ever stood up for him. Jerry couldn't so much as look at any other boy sideways, but Talon had always been fair game until that day.
It brought the desired result in that Jerry shut up then, and it also earned him the hard stares from Thomas. Oddly enough, there was something inside Talon which told him that if the demons were successful somehow in getting in, he'd live through it and the thought just twisted his brain, so he discarded it quickly and tried to think of something else.
He still remembered noticing it when Jerry got to his feet and walked forward. Thomas was at the controls and he tried to shut everything off, but that wasn't something which could be done instantly and the prop blades could continue to windmill for many minutes even so. He watched in horror as Jerry walked straight into them and was killed instantly.
After that, Thomas just sat in the cockpit and cried. When he got a little past it, he just climbed down and walked away. Talon still couldn't fathom it. He'd walked along with Thomas, trying to talk to him, but Thomas wouldn't reply and just walked toward the town some miles distant. Talon had never seen him since.
Talon had buried Jerry alone and he'd spent the rest of the day trying to wash the blood and gore from the holy artifact before he pulled it back inside of the temple with the tractor and closed the doors after seeing that the prop blades were undamaged.
He hadn't known what to do then, and he still admitted that he didn't β but over time, he thought about things and realized that the whole thing, the entire religion had been based on foolishness. He could see that now from the vantage point of a man, but at the time, he'd still almost been a kid, brought up from infancy in the temple which worshipped an old flying machine as though it was the extension of a deity's will.