After about eight weeks, Sophie, (Jenny within her) and I wound up back in New Mexico, leisurely riding north out of Albuquerque, up the old Turquoise Trail. Otherwise known as New Mexico State Route 14.
We ate—well, Sophie ate and Jenny, inside her, appreciated it—lunch at Madrid (say it as MA-drid), and, bypassing Los Cerrillos, were looking for a sunny spot, off the highway, to hide ourselves and have some outdoor three-way-in-two-bodies sex.
Above Los Cerrillos, but before Santa Fe and the I-25 turnoff (and that's all I'll say about the exact location), on a hunch, we turned off on an un-marked side road, which was hard-packed dirt. My motorbike was a Suzuki Burgman 650 with a sidecar attached, and it was a pavement-only machine, so I was taking a chance getting stuck in the dust, but today, things all felt right.
We motored down the track, raising dust but on a surface hard enough that I anticipated no trouble getting back. Sophie was sporting the most minimal of desert clothing, consisting of two silk scarves, tied together to enclose her firm and bouncing boobs, and a tight set of jeans, plus tennies.
Jenny, of course (being our family ghost), since it was full sun, rode well inside Sophie, but probably insured from within that Sophie's nipples stayed erect and sensitive.
I was looking forward to getting some hyper-sexual loving pretty soon, from the two girls in one body. It had happened before. In fact, it'd happened about twice a day, sometimes three times, over the last eight weeks.
That comes out to about 140 fucks, and I was hoping for number 141 soon.
There were some houses scattered around, some appeared inhabited and some not. There was a section of land, just off to my right that looked interesting, as it was enclosed by a small break in the butte, just to the north. Looking at it, and the fairly steep rise to get up to it, I pulled out a set of sunglasses and a little slip of plastic that I'd used before.
The trick is to fool the eyes, by giving up some detail. Human eyes are damn sensitive, even when dazzled, and can pick up far too much detail. The trick, then, is to force the eyes to see less detail, to make what you are seeing a little fuzzy, without taking away any of the color. So I slipped on some color-neutral and UV-coated sunglasses, and clipped on a film of plastic that made everything somewhat fuzzy.
Then, while the girls chattered (two girls, one body, but two different intonations coming out of the same mouth, one after the other), I scanned the area, and in about a minute, made out a faint change in the vegetation and slope. Someone, in years past, had beaten down a winding path to the top of the area. It had been long ago, because the path was overgrown, but also because it followed the contour of the land, instead of bulling right up and over, with the shortest—but most exhausting—route.
I caught Sophie-Jenny with my eye, and, loading up on water, a blanket and a cover-up long-sleeve shirt and long-pants for when she had too much sun, we started up what might once have been a trail. This led up to a flattish area. I kicked lightly at a board, which flipped over, and I saw something that had once been written on it. The printing was all but vanished, but it had been burned, rather than painted, and I made out 'No Agua (something)'. My high-school Spanish let me know that this place was 'no water something or other.'
The mid-day sun was beating down, and I could see why someone, either Anglo or Hispanic, would write 'no water' because there wasn't any there. Just scrub. Down below, there was a dry wash, which probably ran with flash-flood water once in every five years. I put my filter-film back on my sunglasses, and inspected the area again, turning slowly. This way, I made out probably the only cool spot in the baked area, which was off to our left.
The canyon was taller at this point, and there was a little indentation there, in the rock. Walking there, I stumbled over a slight bump, and then, on a hunch, replaced the film on my glasses. I was right. On 'fuzzing' the detail, I could detect the slight, faint evidence of straight lines in the dirt. Someone, in many years past, had probably put in some adobe walls here, and, after abandonment, over time, they had degraded back to the soil for which they were made.
The rock indentation had a slight overhang, and, just out of the sun, it felt cooler. It was also private, as we couldn't be seen for any but directly ahead. Sophie-Jenny noticed this immediately, and responded by untying and flipping off her-their scarf-top. I barely had time to spread the blanket before I was assaulted by my young woman lover and her live-in hundred-and-sixty-year-old mid-20's ghost.
Both of whom, in the same body, wanted it now. RIGHT NOW!
Slow, deep and hard. I sunk into raging, slick, wet, juicy female lust, who both heaved and thrust, calling themselves sluts and demanding to be fucked hard, because they hadn't had any sex for hours and hours. So I fucked them slow and deep and hard, and then I fucked then fast and deep and hard, until I came, and tried to flood them with my rush of jism.
It wasn't possible, of course, because both my lovers—though inhabiting one lover's body—were utter sluts with utter zero inhibitions and utter unlimited abilities to receive male attentions. Gasping and moaning, I pretended to be a death's door, whimpering about my deflated and de-tumesed manhood, that felt like it would never recover. All a bunch of bullshit, of course, but it made them happy to tell me I was full of shit and that they both wanted to suck my cock tonight, and swallow every drop.
Sophie-Jenny lay back on the warmish rock, and threw her hands out, one over her head and one out to the side, near a crack in the overhanging rock. I knew that Jenny couldn't come out of Sophie's body, because there was too much sun around. I also knew that I was being non-verbally told to look at Sophie's post-sex body, which I lusted for and loved to look at.
Abruptly, she said, "Yuk, it's all muddy," and sat up. There was a distinct mud-stain on her left hand, the one she'd thrown out to one side. This was unusual, as the area of New Mexico we were in was one of the driest in the state, and water was at a premium. I slithered over Sophie's body—being grabbed at, and giggled upon—and looked at the place, just under the overhang, where her hand had landed.
Yes, there was a small muddy patch. As I felt around, I felt a drop of cold water drip onto the back of my hand. Twisting my head around, I saw a very small crack in the rock face, and, sticking a finger cautiously up it, brought it back with the fingertip wet.
I looked closer at the rock platform that we were on. There, on Sophie-Jenny's left side, was a slight circular depression, carved or ground into the rock, and with a suggestion of a channel leading down the rock face, to a slight drop-off, with a flat rock placed underneath. Looking at it with my filmed glasses, I could see what had been a free-flowing spring, with a water channel leading down to what must have been some kind of a container.
I looked around with more of a critical eye, and I saw that, if I did a lot of guessing, were some faint lines radiating from the spring area, and out to the flat place in front of the approach to the spot where we were.
It was my Jenny, in Sophie's guise, who put the final piece in place. She said, "Its afternoon, now. The sun is going down. I think I can come out now." She did, wearing exactly nothing, which I knew was for our benefit.
Then she said, "You know, I passed through rock to get to the other side of the ridge, back home, and then 'party' with the other guys, absorb all their spunk, and grow strong. I wonder if I could do that, and maybe find water here."
Before I could yell 'wait,' Jenny had flowed out of Sophie, then turned to mist, and flowed into the rock, at the point of the muddy crack. Both of us waited what seemed like a long time, but was probably only a few minutes.
Then we jumped, when Jenny emerged from the rock face behind us and said, "Boo!"
I knew that I had a heart, because I damn near swallowed it, and Sophie jumped a foot off the rock, just with buttock contraction.
Jenny giggled, and then sat down, legs drawn up, so that her ghostly but oh-so-solid-fleshed pussy showed. She said, "There's water there. So much water, I couldn't find the end of it. There's what seems to be, to my inner touch, a little rock blocking the opening, just inside. If that can be knocked loose, I think this place might turn green again."
That gave me the germ of an idea, and, in a couple of hours, we were packed up. I took a reading off my GPS, to get the center and all four corners of the land we were interested in. Then we drove into town—Santa Fe—to find a realtor and the local records office.
No Agua Canyon did have a history. First an Indian outlying settlement, which was abandoned when the spring failed, and then the residence of a local Spanish small-farmer. The land was abandoned again when the local spring failed for a couple of generations, leading down to the present day. Thus, the name: No Agua = No water.
The original deeds were lost, but some records indicated that it was included in a local ranch, which was being sold piece-by-piece by heirs, for summer homes and houses of the rich.
Working carefully, through anonymous bidders, I arranged to buy the Noagua Canyon site, including several acres of land there. The sale caused no stir, because others were doing that, for the land around Santa Fe. I arranged to have electricity delivered to the site.
Then, working by hand, with some long-shaft 'star drills' and a hammer, I started to 'drill' (i.e., bash with a hammer and then with a little pneumatic tool) a small hole into the rock that was blocking the spring's flow. My Jenny melted into the rock ever hour or so, and reported on my progress. After about three days, I had a tiny trickle, and after two more days, I had a steady flow, about the diameter of a large pencil.
This sounds small, but the yield was about two or three filled 55-gallon drums per 24-hour day, which was more than enough for drinking, bathing, and making thousands of adobe blocks.
I planned and helped build a fairly large enclosure, facing south, with the butte protecting the construction to the North, and with the rock walls protecting the building to either side. Given lots of labor and free dirt, we planned walls two to three feet thick, in the old style. Sophie-Jenny and I were to have three rooms, with adobe fireplaces, and the kitchen-bathroom.
Then there was to be a large expanse of covered walkway, opening onto a large exterior garden, with plenty of shade for a sun-adverse ghostly slut.