Brulaxian World Ships have destroyed seven Earth colonies and are approaching Colony Two. Rogue One arrives with a promise of a way to defeat them. But can he?
This is another of my Science Fiction stories. The SciFi is mainly in Chapter One and Chapter Six with the sex in Chapters Two, Three, Four, and Five. If you just want the SciFi, you know what to skip. If you just want the sex, you also know what to skip. But if you want both, like me, read the full story.
I have divided the story into three parts. Each part contains two chapters. This is part Three.
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WARNING
! All of my writing is intended for adults over the age of 18
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. Stories may contain strong or even extreme sexual content. All people and events depicted are fictional and any resemblance to persons living or dead is purely coincidental. Actions, situations, and responses are fictional
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Chapter Five - Commander Sylvia
Rogue walked up to the base airlock and reached up to trigger the microphone so he could speak the entry code. But before he could speak Jada said cheerfully, "Good Morning, Rogue." The lock on the inner door clicked and it swung inward.
As he entered the kitchen area, Commander Blackstone looked up at him and said, "You look like hell. I was going to ask you more about your battle plans, but I think you had better go back to your ship after you eat and sleep it off. What in the hell were you drinking last night?"
Jennifer and Julie stifled their laughter as Rogue sputtered, "I... I... I... I didn't know that Julie was one-quarter Mordofo."
The security pair could no longer hold back their laughter. Amanda and Darlene soon joined their loud snorting and cackling.
"Enough!" Command Blackstone barked out and the room became silent except for the soft giggling coming from the computer speakers. "I guess we will have to discuss things tomorrow morning at the full briefing." She paused and then said in a slightly softer tone, "I will be giving you your tour of the base this evening, but I don't mix business and... tours."
Rogue wisely said nothing.
"Archie suggested this," Jada said as a plate appeared in the food synthesizer. Rogue reached over for a plate of steak and scrambled eggs. There was a small glass next to the plate with a dark amber liquid in it.
Rogue took a sip and his eyes went wide open. In response to his sudden intake of breath that sounded like a loud, "Oh!" Jada said, "Just to show people I know how to do it even if regulations won't let me fix something like that for members of the crew."
Rogue looked at the small glass held in his right hand. This wasn't simul-anything. This was a double shot of real honest-to-goodness 180-proof whiskey.
"Thank you Jada," Rogue said once his voice had totally returned. "And thank you, Archie," he added in a very soft voice that no one at the table could hear. He knew, however, that Archie could always hear anything he said because of the translation chip. Hell, Archie might even be able to hear anything that he thought.
"Can you, Archie?" he thought as he scooped up a forkful of eggs. He almost spit them out when Jada said, "Archie says, 'Yes,' whatever that means."
After breakfast, Rogue walked back to his ship. One of the first things he was going to do was discuss with Archie whether or not there was an on-off switch for the translation chip.
Rogue heard his alarm so Archie didn't have to shock his feet to wake him up. In fact, he was awake early enough to take a shower, shave, and in general clean himself up for his tour of the base with Commander Sylvia Blackstone. He arrived in the kitchen just in time to hear Jada's announcement, "Base switching to automatic for overnight. The human crew is relieved to their rest and recreation cycle. This evening's sustenance for your enjoyment will be spaghetti and meatballs with garlic bread. There will also be simul-wine or your choice of other non-alcoholic beverages."
Rogue heard Jada's voice inside his head, "Archie showed me how to tap into your translation chip. I changed the announcement just for tonight to get Commander Sylvia in a good mood for you." The combination of Jada's giggle and Archie's laughter was very unsettling.
Conversation at the meal was very sparse. At one point Amanda asked Rogue, "Do you think it will work?"
He really didn't want to answer, but no answer would be worse than any answer he could give so he said, "I really don't know, but Archie thinks it will work and he rebuilt me and my ship and got me here at eighteen light so all I can say is that I have faith in him and his crew."
A very light, "Thank you," sounded in Rogue's head that was much louder than anything said in the room. They ate in silence after that. At the end of the meal, the commander announced, "Rogue and I will be cleaning up tonight. The rest of you are dismissed to your rooms."
It was obvious that Commander Sylvia wasn't used to cleaning up after the meal. Rogue ended up doing most of the work, not because the commander ordered it, but because she truly didn't know what to do.
Once everything was in the chutes, Commander Sylvia pointed to a door at the back of the kitchen and said, "You've already seen the hallway. My bedroom also connects directly to the exercise room."
Rogue followed Sylvia into the exercise room. There were three treadmills, three stationary bicycles, three rowing machines, and two large weight-lifting machines. "There aren't any actual weights on these machines," Sylvia said as they passed them. "Instead the cables are computer controlled."
Once inside the commander's bedroom, which was nearly twice as big as any of the others, she tersely said, "Sit!" and Rogue dropped down into the desk chair. She stared at him for a long time and then asked, "Can I trust you?" When Rogue looked confused she repeated herself. "Can I trust you? Can I trust you to keep a secret that no one can ever know?"
Rogue paused a moment and then said, "Yes."
"I... I... I..." Commander Sylvia stuttered. Then Jada's voice piped up, "She likes to be tied up. She fantasizes about being fucked while she is tied in a big naked X."
Sylvia looked down at the floor. Then she said, "Yes. And I ordered Jada to tie me up. She doesn't understand why I would ever want to do that." Her shoulders slumped and she said softly, "That's why I called her a lump of intelligent silicon. She doesn't understand my needs."
"You are a commander responsible for people's lives," Rogue said softly. Then he put his hand on her waist. "It is said," he continued, "that a commander is not truly a commander until they have knowingly sent someone to their death." He looked up at her and asked softly, "How many?"
"Too many to count," she said. "But the final straw was four Star Cruisers. It was during the Xerong war. I was a fleet commander back then. We needed to slow the Xerongs down for a day or two so our full battle array could get in position for a trap that would end the war. There were four Star Cruisers on patrol near the Xerong lines. I ordered them to attack knowing that they didn't stand a chance. But it gained us the two days we needed. When the trap was sprung, the Xerong war fleet was annihilated. I was given all sorts of honors for winning the war with that outstanding victory. Everyone said we won the battle without losing a single ship," she continued. "It was as if those four Star Cruisers had never existed." She sighed deeply. "I retired in glory and took this station just to keep busy."
"But it wasn't enough," Rogue said. "You still need to go somewhere where you have no control at all... somewhere where you don't have to lead... somewhere where you can just be and experience... somewhere where you can let yourself go."
Rogue stood up and said forcefully, "Strip!"
Sylvia looked startled, but then hastily shed her clothing. Beneath her uniform was standard issue everything. Once she was naked, Rogue looked up at the speaker in her bedroom and said, "Jada, how do we do this?"
Jada's voice immediately replied, "Go into the exercise room and have her stand between the two weight machines. I will tell you what to do."