Interstellar Impregnation
High school seniors must repopulate the species
Category craziness! This will be a sci-fi/fantasy, non-consent/reluctance, incest/taboo, fetish, first time, romance(?!), loving wives, BDSM, humor, exhibitionist/voyeur story that includes impregnation (duh), humiliation, cheating, love, forced orgasms, friendship, betrayal and much, much more!
Only one thing can be said for sure: everyone involved is over the age of 18.
Quick Warning: this prologue chapter is setup only (aka, no sex). The fun times get fully started with Part One.
Sixty high school seniors and two teachers found themselves lying in a strange, antiseptic room. All of them were sprawled on the cold, hard ground as if they'd been discarded there. Their bodies were stiff and aching. They covered their eyes with their arms as they faced the harsh lights above them. Some groaned as they tried to move.
The senior class of West North-Central High School had been in their bus, on their way to a field trip at the Metro Museum. The bus was about to enter a tunnel when, suddenly, they all blacked out. A blink later, they woke up here: in this bright, bare metal room. It felt cavernous enough to house their entire high school. Small enough to still feel like a cage.
The room was barren. The walls, floors, and ceiling were all the same grey, featureless metal. There were no seams or supports. No windows or obvious ways out.
"What happened?" someone asked.
Adam Everett, one of the teachers chaperoning the trip, stood up slowly. He scanned the room, absently fixing his glasses and pulling down his sweater vest. He found his colleague, Natalie Collins, standing nearby.
"Where are we?" he asked her. The dark-haired woman shook her head. Her dress hung awkwardly off her bony body. Her normally perfect bun was bursting apart.
The two of them were the youngest teachers in the high school, both in their first years of teaching. It had built a bond between them, learning the careers together. For Adam, despite Nat's disheveled appearance, seeing her face was at least somewhat reassuring.
"I have no idea where we are or how we got here," Natalie said. Surprisingly, she was able to keep her consistent, controlled tone intact.
Both Adam and Natalie looked around the room for the other teachers. There had been two more on the trip, both older women only a few years away from retiring, but neither was in the room. In fact, now that Adam looked around, he noticed that about half the senior class seemed to be missing entirely.
As he mentally ticked off the students he saw, he became aware of a persistent hum -- a subtle buzzing noise. A sort of dull vibration that ran through the walls and floors. It reminded Adam a bit of being on a cruise ship. That distant sense of motion in a massive vehicle. Besides the echoes of everyone's voices as they talked, that odd hum was the only thing he could hear.
"I want to go home," Scarlett, a chubby, dark-haired girl, said.
"I feel sick," Lucas, a small, scrawny kid said as he slowly straightened his t-shirt and jeans.
"Where the fuck are we?" Sienna, a busty brunette girl in a too revealing top asked.
"I better get some answers or I'm busting heads," Evan, a muscular boy with a permanently pinched face said.
"I'm really scared," Sarah said, cuddling into the arms of her jock boyfriend Owen.
"I'll keep you safe," Owen replied, stroking her golden blonde hair. "I promise."
Adam didn't know where to begin with his students. He glanced around for his briefcase and found it was gone.
At least we got to keep our clothes
, he thought ruefully.
The room had a slight, chilly breeze. The only smells were of each other. The cheap perfumes of high school girls. The boys' deodorant. The subtle stench of body odor and the constant pheromones that all people release whether they realize it or not.
Everything felt foreign and off. Unnatural and wrong. The senior class could have been buried miles below the Earth or floating somewhere out at sea. There was simply no way to know.
A loud squawk of static startled everyone. Then a bodiless voice, high pitched and unnatural, echoed through the room.
"I am sorry to report that you have been victims of a terrible tragedy," the voice said. It sounded a bit like Elmo after a hit of helium. Everyone looked around, frantically searching for the source of the sound. It seemed to come from everywhere and nowhere at once.
"There's going to be an even more terrible one in a minute," Evan said, shaking his fist ineffectually at the air.
"We are truly, deeply sorry," the high voice said, "there is no easy way for us to convey this information."
Another voice, monotone and deep, cut in. It sounded a bit like Squidward, shot through a subwoofer. "Your home, the planet you call Earth, has been destroyed."
A gasp rippled throughout the room.
"You were the only members of your species we could save before the accident," the high voice said.
"Bullshit," the busty Sienna said.
"It does sound awfully convenient," the nerdy Lucas said.
"We could show you visual evidence," the high voice said.
"But there's no way you would believe it," the monotone voice said, "You would claim we altered the imagery."
"You will simply have to trust us," the high voice said.
"And who are you, exactly?" Adam asked, slipping into teacher mode. He smoothed his ever-present sweater vest.
"We are another sentient species," the monotone voice said, "Not so removed from your own."
"You're aliens," Natalie said, her calm voice dripping with disdain. The teachers were taking the lead in conversation, apparently.
"A crude term," the monotone voice said, "yet not inaccurate."