Caged And Bound

by Daniella Wright

  “Climb aboard,” she said to the king, but on all fours like a dog,” Kreena added.

  The king mounted the table on all fours, Kreena shackled him as he had done to her. She grabbed the whip and slapped the king's ass.

  “Oh, Yeah,” the king said in appreciation.

  Kreena started to massage his tiny dick, and as she started to feel it becoming hard she lashed his fat ass again. Kreena did this a few more times before the king was becoming bored.

  “I want more, this is child’s play,” he said as he shook the shackles as if to free himself.

  “Have you ever felt like you were dying as you were cumming?” Kreena asked.

  At which, she grabbed one of the thick ropes and threw the one end over the frame, the other end, she made into a noose and slipped it over the kings’ head, and secured it snuggly around his neck. Kreena fastened the rope securely, she walked back to the table and leaned towards the king's ear.

  “Sire, have you ever been fucked?” Kreena asked the king.

  “Never, why do you ask?” the king replied.

  “Well Sire, you are totally fucked now,” Kreena said, and with that, she kicked the table leg.

  The king sensed something was amiss and was shaking the shackles, the whole table shaking as Kreena again kicked the leg of the table. There was a cracking sound as the leg splayed slightly forwards, the king looking at the rope as it began to tighten around his neck. Another kick and the leg gave way, the table tilted and the shackled king had all of his weight resting on the rope.

  “Guards, Guards,” the king screamed, his face becoming red as his breath was leaving his body.

  Kreena could hear banging from the doorway, the guards were trying to break in and save their king. Kreena ran to the window and made the signal before she quickly gathered her clothes, it was only a matter of minutes before the guards would be in, would Threx be in time?

  Kreena ran back to see the king, his face had become purple, and there was no sign of life, she waited until it was safe for her to enter back into the main quarters.

  Lane pulled on the joystick, Chymeera started to rise from their position, they rose up the side of the tower, the shadow of Chymeera being cast onto the white stone. They had reached the kings quarters; the guns were armed and ready.

  “Let them have it bitch!” Lane screamed.

  Chymeera roared as her cannons exploded into life, she was spitting plasma from her scythe cannons, shards of stone began raining onto the village below. The photon cannon joined the party, the rock disintegrating at the power of the photon bullets, the stone turned to dust as the Chymeera slowly cut her way through the fortified tower.

  “Niyron guards, the ships have been deployed,” Threx said to Lane.

  “You and Poco take the cannons, fend them off for a few minutes,” Lane answered as he watched showers of sparks flying towards Chymeera.

  Threx could see three ships approaching them from over the castle wall, Poco and he let fire, with Chymeera’s cannons releasing swathes of plasma into the sky, it was like an exploding rainbow of colors, the Niyron ships stood no chance, they were too slow and too easy to hit.

  From all the mayhem, Lane shouted to Threx “I’m through, it’s clear.”

  Threx climbed from the cannon turret and looked at the tower, it was like scorched earth where Chymeera had unleashed her power, no longer was the stone glistening white, there was just a hole with charred and molten stone surrounding it. Threx looked and his heart skipped a beat.

  “There she is my friend,” Lane said to Threx, “now let’s go and get her,” he added.

  Lane steered Chymeera into position, Threx opened the door to the cabin.

  “Jump, you need to jump,” Threx shouted towards Kreena.

  “It’s too far, I will never make it,” she screamed.

  “Out of my way laddy,” Poco said, calmly pushing Threx to the side.

  And with that, he threw a cargo net towards Kreena, “Grab this.” Poco shouted.

  Kreena walked back into the room, the door behind her was creaking under the guards’ advances, it was now or never. She watched as the net swayed back under Chymeera, then she started to run. She approached the remains of what was the royal window and launched herself into the air, the cargo net, rippled as if it was blown by Chymeera’s engines, and swayed forwards towards Kreena, she hit the net and felt it wrap around her body.

  They looked back towards the tower, the door to the chamber exploded inwards, guards filled the room, and Kreena could just about hear one of them say, “The King is dead.”

  Threx and Poco pulled the net back into the ship and Lane started to steer Chymeera towards space, Poco closed the cabin door closed behind them. Chymeera was heading towards the edge of the atmosphere, Niyron ships just becoming specks in the distance as they failed to catch the ship.

  Kreena removed herself from the net and threw her arms around Threx, she looked at Lane and Poco and mouthed the words, “Thank you.”

  Chymeera hit space and headed off into the unknown, the only thing they knew for sure was, that there would be a new king, a rightful king. Niyros would again be the world that is used to be. But for Chymeera, her crew, and Kreena, their future was anything but certain.

  Captured By The Warriors

  ~ Bonus Story ~

  An Erotic Alien Abduction Menage

  Just what I need on a sunny Saturday afternoon: being dumped by that snake I thought was my boyfriend and my best friend is too busy with her wedding cake tasting to go out for a drink. I can’t let these circumstances spoil my life, so I head out to the state forest for a hike. Things don’t go as planned, though, when I meet two chiseled specimens at a rest stop. They start acting shifty when I hear a woman scream for help, and the next thing I know, I’m waking up in a cage on some alien planet.

  The aliens charge each other on huge, shaggy beasts and beat each other with clubs, and I’m the tournament prize. What’s going to happen to me? I expect the worst when they drag me off to the winner’s castle, but I can’t believe my ears when he suggests his brother share the spoils. How can I ever make my peace with this strange world?

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  Chapter 1

  My phone twinkles. “Hey, baby. What time are you picking me up tonight?”

  That slick willie Paul Tariq doesn’t reply right away. “About that....baby, we need to talk.”

  My blood runs cold. “What about?”

  “It’s just not working out, baby. You know how it is.”

  My scalp prickles. Then my dread turns to rage. How dare he do this over the phone? The least he can do is face me like a man, but I guess this means he’s not a man―at least, not the way I thought he was. He might have the equipment, but not the balls.

  “No, I don’t know how it is, so why don’t you explain it to me, and use small words so I’ll be sure to understand. You told me not three hours ago how much you loved me and how much you wanted to take me out for a nice dinner to treat me like a lady. Now you’re telling me it’s not working out. Which is it?”

  Paul’s voice takes on a hard edge. I’ve never heard him like this before. “Listen, Lena, you’re my boss. That’s a recipe for disaster outside of work, and besides, I never really went for dominating women.”

  “Since when did I ever dominate you? I’ve given you everything you wanted since the day we met.”

  “Come on, Lena. You know that’s not true.”

  I can’t keep still. I stand up and pace around my living room with the phone glued to my ear. “What are you talking about? I’ve bent over backwards to make you happy.”

  “You want me to give it to you straight? All right. Here it is, but just remember, you asked for this. I wanted to let you down easy, but you wouldn’t let that happen. You are the most controlling woman I have ever had anything to do with, and no man in his right mind would date you if he knew what you were really like. I fell for you in the beginning because you’re so successful and beautiful
and....well, dominating. But then I got to know you, and look out! You manipulated me to wring every last drop of life out of me, and you did it all under the guise of managing me on your team. I can’t wait to get as far away from you as I can.”

  I stop pacing. I can’t be hearing this....again. “So what about work? How’s it going to be with us working together?”

  Paul regains his composure. He could be talking to my answering service. “When you get to work on Monday morning, you’ll find my letter of resignation on your desk.”

  A lump sticks in my throat, but I keep my voice calm no matter what. “Where will you go? What will you do?”

  “I didn’t want to say anything until I was sure, but I just got offered the management position at Tempo & Sons.”

  I gasp. “The competition? How could you do that? How could you stab our company in the back after all the work we’ve done together? I thought you believed in this company.”

  “That’s just like you, Lena. You think everyone is as obsessed and driven as you are. Some people aren’t, you know. I had to get away from you. That’s all there is to it, and with the experience I gained working under you, Tempo & Sons made me a very attractive offer.”

  I close my eyes, but I can’t shut the raw truth out of my mind. “Fine, then. If that’s the way it’s going to be, I’m better off without you.”

  Paul snorted. “Yeah, right.” He hangs up, and the phone goes dead.

  I stare at the screen for a second while the tragic reality sinks into my tortured soul. Then I hurl the phone across the room with a feral shriek. I spin away and stride across the room, as far away from that phone as I can get.

  I pace up and down in front of the full-length windows overlooking the central city, but when I gazed out over the park, my emotions catch up with me. I collapse on my cream leather couch, my shoulders slumped, and I sob into my hands.

  How many times have I gone through this same ordeal over the years? I can twirl these men around my little finger for so long before they break and run in the opposite direction. My luxurious condo apartment on the upper floors of an expensive building in the city’s center doesn’t hold them. I always wind up alone in the end. Will I ever be able to trust anyone enough to love them and let them love me?

  I throw my head back and blink the tears out of my eyes. I can’t let that scum drag me down. I have too much going for me in life. I rush across the room and retrieve my phone from the cushions of my recliner. At least the cushions protected it from destruction. I’ve replaced my phone four times in the past year after random outbursts of emotion, but at least I had them in the privacy of my own apartment. I never let myself lose control at work or in public.

  I tap my phone and call Tanya Reynolds. Tanya always answers right away. “Hey, girl. What’s up?”

  “I thought you might like a break from all the wedding plans to go out for a drink.”

  “What’s the occasion?”

  “Does there have to be an occasion to get together with my best friend? I want to see you. Isn’t that enough?”

  “You’re sweet, but I can’t. I’m sorry. I have to go to a cake tasting with Ron.”

  “Do you have to do that now? Can’t you postpone it?”

  “Sorry, honey. I already forgot about it once and had to reschedule it for now. If I don’t go, there’s a $500 fee. Let’s do it tomorrow.”

  I can’t exactly say, “But I need you RIGHT NOW!” I couldn’t bear the indignity of that, so I just say, “Okay. Call me when you’re ready.” Then I hang up.

  Well, I can’t sit around an empty apartment all day. I have to get out into the open air. That’s the best way I know to deal with these situations, and heaven knows, I’ve dealt with enough of them.

  I take the elevator down to the parking garage and head out to the state forest. Even the drive does me good, and by the time I park and look out over the unspoiled countryside, I can see past Mr. Slick Willie to life beyond. There are plenty of other fish in the sea, and they all want a tall, athletic woman with a decent disposable income. I’ll have another man begging to take me out before the end of the week.

  I think I might go to my favorite watering hole tonight and pick me up something nice and muscular. The idea excites me, and I head down the trail with a smile on my face.

  I enjoy pushing my limits, and I’m panting by the time I get up to the lookout. I can feel the blood rush to my cheeks, and my hair waves down into my eyes, but I’m happy again. The pure air clears my head and cheers me up no end.

  I slow down when I get to the top when I spy two guys standing next to the wooden lookout bench. I don’t mind the look of them, and they give me that knowing smile to tell me they’re thinking the same thing.

  “Do you guys come up here much?”

  “Not much.” The shorter one has beautiful blue eyes and curly hair. “We’re visiting from out of town.”

  “What brings you to town?” I ask.

  “A business meeting.” The other one is slimmer, but just as strong and square around the shoulders. He has straight dark hair and bright black eyes. Yum.

  “Too bad about that. Do you get out much when you’re not in business meetings?”

  “This is our first outing.”

  Outing? I haven’t heard that word since kindergarten. They might be foreign, but they don't have any accent. “I’m going out to a bar I know tonight. You guys should come along.”

  The tall one gives me a gorgeous smile. “We just might do that.”

  I hand him one of my business cards. “Here’s my number. Give me a call, and I’ll tell you how to get there.”

  Tall Boy pockets the card. “Great. Talk to you later.”

  I tear myself away. I’ve done everything I can do. If they don’t call, I’ve lost nothing by trying. I head downhill, but I haven’t gone more than a dozen yards when I notice clouds gathering around the hilltop. That’s strange. I didn’t notice them there before. I must have been distracted.

  I walk faster. The first raindrops patter on my cheeks, but I catch sight of the parking lot. There’s my car, and just in time. The sky opens up and pelts me with rain. I break and run for it, but just as I cross out of the trees into the open, a woman’s scream rips through the woods. It sets my hair on end, and I look back over my shoulder.

  If I don’t get into my car right now, I’ll get soaked, but I can’t ignore that scream. People don’t scream like that unless they’re in serious trouble. Whoever it is keeps screaming and yelling, “Help! Help!”

  I hesitate for a fraction of a second. I really don’t want to go back out into that storm, but I have to go back and try to help her. I race back down the path. The rain plasters my hair to my head and neck and runs down into my shirt, but I follow the sound almost all the way back up to the summit.

  At the last moment, I veer off into a side clearing, but when I get there, I don’t find anybody but the two guys I met at the lookout. I stare back and forth between them. “Did you guys hear a woman screaming?”

  They only shift from one foot to the other. They won’t look at me or each other. They look at the ground and at the trees.

  I try again. “You must have heard it. I heard it all the way down at the parking lot, and I followed the sound up here.”

  The tall one shrugs. “We didn’t hear anything.”

  I narrow my eyes at them. I don’t like this at all. Something tells me to get out of there in a hurry when the short one springs to life. He points over my shoulder. “Look over there! That must be the woman you heard.”

  I turn around to look and my jaw drops. Bright lights flash between the trees, and a dark shadow shape moves toward me. “What is that?”

  I don’t hear any reply, and when I look back over my shoulder toward the men, I don’t see any sign of them. They’ve vanished into thin air.

  At that moment, I feel a pinch in my leg, and that’s the last thing I remember.

  Chapter 2

  I start awake out of
a sound sleep, but I wouldn’t recognize the room I’m in if I’d woken up on another planet. Sterile white walls close me in on every side, and I’m lying on a plain white bed with white sheets. I don’t see a window anywhere, and I can’t figure out where the light comes from.

  I hear two men whispering somewhere behind me. I try to sit up, but I can’t move my arms or legs. I take a closer look and find straps around my wrists and ankles holding me down. I’m tied to the bed. What in blazes is going on here?

  I yank on the straps, but of course it does no good. The more I yank, the more desperate I become. I have to get out of here, and I don’t even know where I am. I can’t help calling out. “Where am I? What’s going on here? Let me out of here!”

  The same two men step forward. I stare at them with my mouth open. I can’t place them in this strange room, and they look different in some way I can’t explain. They look human, except for their skin, which ripples iridescent rainbow colors, and they’re several feet taller than human men. I think I see tiny scales on their skin, but I can’t be sure at this distance. They wear no shirts or shoes, and the light overhead gives their skin a phosphorescent glow.

  I can’t believe what I’m seeing, but their appearance startles me so much I explode into furious thrashing. “Let me out of here!

  The tall one shakes his head. “That is not possible. You will stay here. You might as well get comfortable and be quiet.”

  I don’t hear him. “You can’t do this to me! This is kidnapping. I’ll have the law on you. Let me go!”

  The short one snarls at me. His eyes don’t look so nice now. “You should be grateful you were selected. We select only the best Earth females for our prizes.”

  “Prizes? What are you talking about?”

  “Every year, we select one Earth female to take back to our planet to be the prize for our annual dordon jousting tournament. We’re taking you to our leader for inspection. I’m sure he will approve of our choice.”