W receives an email from a long time friend telling the story of alien abduction and much, much more.
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What would you do if a childhood friend sent you a long, rambling email about kinky sex with aliens? That's what recently happened to me. The only reason I can think of that he would do so is that he knows I've seen a lot of weird shit and written about even more really strange stuff so I would probably believe him. Also, he knows how many stories I post and I am pretty sure he expected me to publish his email on some of my story sites. In fact, he even gave me the name to use for the story.
He says it's true– hell, it might be, but I can't ask him for further proof. No one has seen him since about a week before I got this email from him and the reply address comes up as invalid. I tried to back trace the IP and it also comes up as invalid. Despite not being able to verify anything, I decided to publish it exactly as he wrote it and let you decide for yourself. Maybe it will stir some deep, forgotten memory of gray beings with big black eyes... and the feeling that you had some really fantastic sex somewhere but you can't remember where.
The email reads as follows:
W, I am sending this to you because you will believe me. No one else believes me. They say I am imagining all this or that I am having some sort of strange seizures. I can understand why they would say that. I do have seizures– or I used to. Whenever I have to fill out a medical form and it asks, "Have you ever been knocked unconscious?" I answer "Yes." Then where it says, "Provide specific details" I say, "See attached page."
We grew up together, W. You know that I was always the one who fell out of the tree or off the cliff or got hit by a car or conked in the head with a line drive or was still lying on the grass when the rest of the team went back to the huddle. I guess the straw that broke the camel's back– or more accurately the bug that put that final piece of scar tissue in my gray matter– was when I got knocked unconscious by a cicada while riding my motorcycle about five year ago. Even you had trouble believing that one until I showed you my helmet with a hole in the front of it. I hit that sucker at somewhere well north of ninety miles an hour and he went all the way through the shell and padding and put a big bull's eye bruise right in the middle of my forehead. It was a miracle I got into the median and slowed down enough to not hurt myself seriously when I tumbled off the the back of bike. I had a hell of a headache for a few days but that was all. I thought everything was OK after that. Then the seizures started.
Luckily, by then, they had developed a pacemaker for the brain. At least that's how my doctor described it. They put some kind of tiny computer in my head with a network of wires connected to my brain. Whenever it senses that a seizure is about to begin, it zaps the correct area of scar tissue to stop it. But that anti-seizure pacemaker does more than that, W. It stops an alien memory wipe.
I know that sounds like I've stepped off the deep end and went straight to the bottom, but listen to me. These alien abductions are real– at least mine was. They scooped up six of us– three men and three women. I was just getting ready to go to sleep when all of a sudden I was in this huge place with five other naked people and a bunch of grey things.
One of the little gray people walked up to us and said, "Please don't be afraid. We are not going to harm you."
I noticed right away that his lips weren't moving. That was real easy to tell because he didn't have any lips. Actually he didn't have a mouth or a nose either... just big black eyes on a long, gray face. He was naked, so I could see that he didn't have anything between his legs either, but for some reason I still thought of him as "him."
"You may call me Robert 1739," he said into our minds, " or just Nine."
"This is a colony ship," he began to explain. Somehow his voice, or whatever it was in my mind, sounded sad as he added, "... a failed colony ship."
He walked around us so we had to keep turning to watch him as he kept talking. "Many centuries ago, we left the home planet. Many ships had left before us, but we were the last to leave before the catastrophe struck. We were almost not in time. A massive energy wave from an exploding sun in a nearby solar system was destroying our planet even while we were lifting off. We thought we had protected ourselves by keeping the planet between us and the source of the explosion– and for the most part that was true. But there was a great cloud of gamma radiation which accompanied the blast. And that went through the planet... and through us... like... like... like gamma rays through anything."
He pointed to a vast area that looked like a warehouse filled with tall metal tubes and said, "The intended colonists survived because they were in specially-shielded stasis chambers, but they did not escape without damage. There were DNA changes and all of them are effectively sterile. The original crew got the ship out of harm's way and started a pre-arranged emergency awakening of a secondary crew before succumbing to radiation sickness."
He gestured to the other gray beings which surrounded us and then said slowly, "That was us... the original copies of us. We are now a clone crew.
"It has been many centuries since we left the home world. We have each gone through many, many generations of cloning as we traveled through space searching for a new home planet. But each copy contains slight errors. Some new clones do not survive. Others actually become more suited to life in space. In effect, we have evolved into what you see before you now."
"So what do you want with us?!!" one of the other men shouted.
"There is a planet that meets our needs in a nearby solar system," he said firmly. "It is like our home planet, only bigger, just as your planet is like ours, only smaller."
He leaned in close to me and said, "We need you to mate with our colonists."
"Excuse me," I said, "but you said they are sterile."
"They are... in a way," he answered. "Some are truly sterile," he said softly. Then he added even more softly, "Some are dead in their stasis tubes." He paused and acted like he was taking a deep breath, though where he might be breathing was hidden from me. Then he continued very firmly, "The others– the last hope for our colony– have lost the ability to properly respond sexually, and that makes them effectively sterile."
He evidently could see that we were confused because he explained, "Our species needs to be almost at orgasm in order to reproduce and it takes a great deal to get one of our females to the brink of orgasm. More than that, the sperm must be pumped into her egg receptor just at the right moment or there will be no fertilization."
"Sort of like cats," one of the women said, "they can't get pregnant unless the female pops off. That's why they caterwaul so much and go at it for so long."
"Being compared a lower earth being is somewhat distasteful," the gray crewman replied, "but what you have said is basically accurate. Our males can no longer keep going long enough to cause the female to release an egg and there is no way we can do as you humans have done and fertilize the egg outside the egg receptor. It is hoped that by introducing new genes into our genetic mix, our sexual dysfunction can be repaired."
"Why us?" one of the females asked. "Why do you need women? Are you going to keep us captive as slaves or something?" There was obvious fear in her voice.
"No," he replied, "once you are impregnated, the embryo will be transferred to one of our truly sterile females. Then you will be returned to your homes unharmed."
His voice changed and became almost soothing as he added, "Do not fear. You will remember none of this."
He motioned for us to follow him and ushered us into a smaller room with six beds. "We will begin with the women," he said, pointing to the three ladies. "Our experience is that watching others mate helps a Terran male become more aroused, but can often have the opposite effect on Earth females."
Two of the women were ushered out of the room. Then three men entered the room through the same doorway. They looked almost normal and might be able to walk unnoticed on Earth– if it were night and they wore a hoodie and kept it closed around their faces. They were the right size and proportions, but their coloring was off. They looked as if they had recently been out in the sun way too long. Their pinkish-red faces were almost the same size and shape as ours, but they had these huge eyes and strangely-shaped ears. The woman still in the room cowered slightly before them. She screamed out, "Daemons! Daemons! Daemons!"
One of the gray clones held up what looked like an oversized pistol and pointed it at her. There was a dull humming and the she collapsed onto the bed furthest from me. "We regret that we have had to use force," Nine said, "but we have found that sometimes it is best for the female subject to be unconscious at first."