(This is my first story submission. I hope you like it)
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He was only one of few left from a population of ten billion. Like the other scouts, he had been entrusted with ten years of genetic research and development. They had been sent out in various directions from their home planet to find a suitable place to re-populate their race because their planet was dying. The sun that had provided it with life for millions of years was burning up its last bit of nuclear fuel and would soon end up as a burned out shell of its former self. Very soon it would be as cold and lifeless as the rocky moon that orbited the planet. What hopefully would save his race was the fact that the scientists had seen it coming in time to do something about it. Although their advanced knowledge could do nothing about their sun's demise, they had come up with a plan to keep their race from dying out with the sun.
His race had developed space travel but had not really used it for anything more than studying the planets of his own solar system. With his sun's impending demise, all that changed. All of the planet's resources had shifted to improving the range of the small space exploration fleet, and to find a way of carrying the population's genes to a suitable planet to inhabit. To that end, the scientists had enhanced each star ship to be capable of light speed travel, able to reach distant worlds in a search for a new home. Because space on each starship was so limited, there was room for only one of is kind to pilot it. All other space was devoted to carrying the precious cargo of genetic fluid and the devices that would facilitate it's dispersal.
It seemed like an impossible task at first. Find a species similar enough to their own that the genetic fluid being carried, combined with host male DNA, would bind with that of the host species egg cells during impregnation. The host species would treat the developing embryo as its own, raising it to adulthood. The host species would not know that during the maturation process, the alien DNA had already replace the host DNA completely, thus creating a living being from the dying planet light years away. This method had to be accomplished without the host's knowledge, otherwise the host might destroy all the affected young, and the stores of the genetic fluid the traveler carried.
As the traveler reflected upon those thoughts, he realized that he had been in space long enough that by now, his world's sun had died, taking his home planet with it. He turned from his flight console to look back at the cylinders of genetic fluid he carried and vowed that he would not fail in his mission. Also in the cargo hold was the devices that would help implement the plan the genetic material's dispersal.
His eyes returned back to his flight console as he gazed at what he was approaching. Just ahead of him was a promising planet; its soft blue color indicated large bodies of water, necessary for life. His long range scans were promising too. The scans had indicated that the planet had large populations of a species that was compatible with his plan. It had abundant resources and a climate similar to his home planet. With such a positive indication, he made the commitment to execute his plan on this particular planet. Dropping out of stardrive, he engaged the ship's cloaking device and coasted into the planet's darkened atmosphere.
Running detail scans of the terrain below him, he came up with a landing spot that offered the most promise of encountering hosts. It had large populations of the host species of the age of development that would be good for reproduction. He landed on a large land mass that jutted far out into a large body of water. His landing spot was close to the coast that had large stretches of sand leading up to the water's edge.
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Because it was still dark, not many people close to the Florida beach took notice of the brief noise that sounded like a rushing wind. It was spring break and the thousands of college kids were asleep or passed out from excessive drinking. Having landed, the traveler immediately set to work. No one noticed the large modernistic module being set up close to the beach. On two of its opposing sides, there rows of doors. On one side, all the doors had a symbol for host females. On the other side, the doors had symbols for host males.
As the day dawned and the college kids started to come out to the beach, more and more of them noticed the new portable toilets, and were grateful to the city for finally listening, and paying attention to their bodily function needs. As the sun worked its way across the sky, more and more of the college students made their way to the beach. All of them brought great quantities of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. Therefore, it wasn't long before there was a need for some of them to use those new public toilets.
The first to check out the new public toilets was an 18 yr old guy name George. When he opened the door, he was totally amazed. These were the most modernistic toilets he had ever seen. There was a list of instructions on the wall that explained all the features. As George stepped up to the urinal to pee, he felt a light breeze from above. The instructions explained that there was down draft ventilation to keep smells from drifting up into the person's face. Unknown to George, the sensors all around were analyzing his body. Very quickly the computer determined he did not fit the profile that had been programmed into the 'unit'. George finished up and exited the toilet.
As George was finishing, a 19 yr old college boy named Jim entered the toilet a couple doors down. Jim too was impressed at the new facilities. They were more like a work of art than a utilitarian necessity. Just like George, he moved up close to take a pee, and just like George, the sensors quickly analyzed his body. They took note of his toned body. His large balls complimented his 9 inch cock. As Jim was finishing, the computer made a decision. Jim fit the profile.
Jim didn't notice a different scent in the down draft of air above him. It was an airborne chemical that rendered him unaware of what was going on. In a flash, Jim felt himself pushed forward. Because his body was tight up against the fixture, he could not see the large tube that came out of it. It quickly attached itself to his cock, sucking the length of it into the tube. Once his cock was fully engulfed into the tube, the sides of the tube started to massage his cock while firmly sucking on it. Jim was oblivious to what was going on and was lost in the pleasure the tube was applying to his cock. Within a short time, Jim's balls tightened up and his cock started shooting shot after shot of cum. The tube around his cock kept sucking, pulling his cum through a small hose into a collection vial. After the lost shot of cum had been collected and Jim's cock started to soften, the large tube released its hold on Jim's cock and retracted out of sight. The chemical mist stop spaying and Jim found himself standing there thinking he had just finished peeing and he wanted to get back to his friends on the beach.
As the day progressed, the beach became packed with college kids and the 'public toilets' were getting a lot of use. There was a constant stream of guys needing to pee and each one was scanned to see if he fit the profile. Those that fit the profile, were 'milked' of their cum without being aware of what was happening. By noon, the 'unit' had collected a large volume of cum and now began to 'process' it.
The 'unit' was all automated, carrying out the program the scientists had put into it. As the 'unit' kept on 'collecting' from its unwilling subjects into a second collection jar, the 'unit' took the first batch and started working with it. It first took a sample, analyzing the contents for its viability and compatibility with the genetic fluid it had stored. When all the tests were done and the results were good, the 'unit' measured out a volume of the genetic fluid and added it to the first batch of cum.
At once, the genetic fluid went to work, coating the outer surface of the head of sperm cell, invigorating each sperm cell to find a waiting egg to combine with. The object was not to kill the cell but use it to help the genetic material find and penetrate the awaiting egg cell. The next step was to find a host. The 'unit' didn't have long to wait. Although the college co-eds had been using the new 'facilities' all morning long, the unit was now ready for its new hosts.