Short Tales 03: The Portal between Screens.
Hi, y'all.
My name is Simon, Simon Le Ban, and I'm a nuclear physicist. My speciality was the now mostly disproved String Theory.
I've moved to the more promising field of Quantum Mechanics but not before a six-month bout of depression.
It was what I was doing during my depression months that I want to tell you about. You see, I managed to, somehow, invent a teleportation device!
I was fucking around with a laser, my webcam, an electron microscope, and some oscillating devices. I connected everything to my laptop and connected it to the University's supercomputer and was trying to superheat some quarks and/or gluons to cause them to accelerate beyond light speed so I could capture the effect on my digital camera through the electron microscope.
My webcam was pointed at a beaker of supercooled liquid nitrogen in my lab when my dog wandered into the spot where the laser, the webcam's and the digital camera's viewer, and the electron microscope all intersected, just behind the beaker.
The lights in the room dimmed. Hell. I think maybe the lights in all of the buildings on the campus may have dimmed.
There was a kind of deep hum followed by a bzzack, bzzack sound, and my dog Rover (Mars Rover) disappeared momentarily before reappearing in front of my computer screen some 25 ft. closer to me. At the same time, my computer shut down.
Rover seemed a little confused about how he had suddenly moved 25 ft. but appeared unharmed by the experience.
Of course, I'm a scientist, right? The impossible is merely the possible unexplained, yet. So my first thought was that I must have passed out for a brief period or had just absentmindedly skipped a few seconds lost in thought.
I didn't want to subject Rover to another unplanned experiment, just in case what I'd thought I'd seen was what it seemed to be, so I dragged a pot plant onto that same approximate place.
Turning the laptop back on, it seemed to be working fine. I reconnected to the supercomputer and my webcam. The laser seemed to be still running normally, so I initiated the oscillating device and pressed record on the cam.
Nothing. Not a damned thing!
I brought up the saved file that the webcam had produced. Sure enough, Rover hit the spot, disappeared, and reappeared 25 ft. closer.
The gap between gone and return was almost instantaneous. Slow the footage down as much as I could (until it was frame by frame), and still nothing. One frame there, next 25 ft. closer. Even the footage from the digital cam was the same. One frame there next moved.
I moved the pot plant about 2 inches closer to the beaker and tried again.
It was a repeat of the sequence with Rover. Hummmm. Bzzack, bzzack and the plant was 25 ft. closer than before. The pot plant holder cracked and fell apart. It was steaming. Steaming from the cold. The plant and soil seemed unaffected.
I marked the spot and tried with another plant. Same thing. The organic material was transported without apparent harm, but anything inorganic was instantly supercooled.
I wanted to see what else would happen, so I had the idea of setting the webcam, the digital cam, the electron microscope, and the laser so they were all aimed at the computer screen. There was going to be an intersection between reality and relayed image.
Prudently stepping aside, I flipped on the oscillator.
OMFG! It set off a hellacious feedback cycle. Hummm!!! Bzzack, bzzack. Hummmm, bzzack, bzzack! Hummm! The computer, the laser, the webcam, everything in view of the webcam flicked into and out of view. Into and out of existence, for all I knew.
Everything went black. The electrics had overloaded and short-circuited.
Finding the fuse box, I reset the cut-off switches. The lights came back on, and the supercomputer hummed back online. My laptop was fried, though.
I turned on one of the lab's computers and reset everything.
This time I set up the cameras so that the digital camera, which was blue-toothed to the computer, aimed at the pot plant from the first experiment and the webcam aimed at the image on the screen. I carefully aimed the laser into the middle of the screen where the image from the digital cam was showing and flicked on the oscillator.
Nothing.
I thought about things for a while, then realised I had missed a component, the liquid nitrogen. I placed the beaker so that the laser and the digital cam viewer passed through it.
Hummm. Bzzack, bzzack!
Success. The pot plant moved from the other side of the lab to in front of the screen.
I tried several different things. When hit with the combination of liquid nitrogen gas, the laser, the oscillating device, and the digital cam viewer, anything showing on my computer screen was teleported immediately to in front of the screen.
Being a typical science and computer nerd, my home is covered by cameras, motion detectors and computer automated devices. In short order, I had brought an image from one of my many house cameras.
In the middle of the screen I chose was the kitchen's rubbish bin. I flicked the oscillator, and the bin appeared before me. Everything inorganic was still supercooled and would appear steaming as it warmed back up.
Organic material, animals, plants, soil, etc., seemed to be teleported unaffected.
My cat, Luna (Lunar Module), strolled into sight of one of the cams.
'Did I dare?' I thought. 'It might kill her.'
Appalled at my callousness, I shrugged and flicked on the oscillator. Luna appeared in the lab. Looking around, she spied me and meowed as if to say, "What the fuck?" Then wandered over, purring and pushing around my calves, wanting to be patted.
'Fuck me!' I thought. 'I've made that Star Trek teleportation science fiction work.'
All through the night, I kept trying different things. They were all transported directly to the lab. Anything organic was transported, as is, seemingly completely unchanged and undamaged. Anything inorganic was somehow supercooled in the teleport.
I placed one of my jumpers on Rover, redirected the laser and camera to the first spot, and then told him to sit on that spot. I flicked the switch. Rover jumped forward in space 25 ft. He was shaking, shivering, and whining, though. The jumper that I had him wrapped in was freezing.
I hit the jumper with a rubber mallet, and it shattered off of him. 'Well, that will work, at a pinch. I will have to work out how to stop the clothing from being supercooled as I'm pretty sure people will not want to have to travel starkers!'
Switching the cameras around, I sent everything back to my home.
An evil thought passed through my mind as I sent Luna back through space to my apartment.
It's no secret that my two favourite girls on the Literotica Webcams are SairaRed and nikolewestj. Did I dare teleport them to my lab without their knowledge or consent? What would they do if I did? Would they be happy to see me and maybe put on a live show? Together, maybe?
Or would they freak out and scream rape and kidnap?
Of course, I suspected the latter was more likely, but what if I offered them twice or three times what they could get from tips or a PVT session? Would they agree as long as I promised to send them back immediately?
I didn't know. These girls aren't prostitutes, just pretty girls in a bad time in the history of the world, doing the best they can to earn enough money to buy food and have a warm, dry place to sleep. Maybe they even enjoyed being the centre of attention.
One could hope, right?
I chose to approach Nikole first. I logged into the Literotica webcam site. Luckily for me, she was on. I'd chatted with both of these girls numerous times over the last few months, so they weren't surprised that I approached them.
A hint here, boys. The girls are human, just the same as you and me. I'm sure some like to be talked to and treated as nothing but dirty sluts for you to masturbate to, but most will react to a friendly "Hello" and a polite conversation much better than they will to an "I'd like to fuck you in your ass" approach.
"Hello, Miss Nikole," I typed.
"Hello, bb," was the response.
"How is your day going?" I asked.
"Today is a little slow," Nikole responded.
"That's a pity," I told her. "Would you like to earn a lot of tokens? Maybe a 1,000 of them?"
"Sure," Nikole answered, "What would I have to do?"
"Be teleported here, then make love to me for real."
Nikole has the most beautiful smile you've ever seen. Her eyes are blue and wide-set, and her lips are full, and when she smiles, she is simply stunning.
Nikole is a tiny wee thing, less than 110 lb. (50 kg) and barely 5 ft. 4 in (168 cm) tall. She has small pert titties and a shaved, tight, sweet looking pussy.
In comparison, I am 193 cm tall and more than 130 kg.
Nikole laughed, "Sure, daddy (she always calls me daddy), gift me 1,000 tokens, teleport me to you, and we will zanimat'sya lyubov'yu (make love).
I typed, "Lol. Be careful what you wish for, little one (malen'kiy). You might finish up with a dick in you."
Nikole typed, "Hahahahahahaha."
"Please do me one small favour, Nikole, please? I asked her. "Take the lovense buzzer out of your pussy, first?"
Nikole shrugged but did as she was asked.
I transferred the gift of 1,000 tokens and then flicked the switch for the oscillator on.
Hummm, bzzack, bzzack! And Nikole appeared, in my lab, in front of me.
She had on a bra and knicker set, so I quickly hit them both with my rubber mallet so they would shatter and not freeze burn her.
With a screech, she dropped the buzzer. I managed to catch it before it hit the ground and shattered.
Nikole was naked in front of me. Most of my dreams came true there and then.
Shocked, Nikole looked at me.