Day 7

“Come in Observation Station, Come In.”

The two scientists untangle themselves from each other’s bodies. Geneva has remained impaled on her colleague’s monstrous cock all night. Periodically he would wake and begin to thrust, leaving another load of potent cum in her womb. This morning her belly is slightly swollen with the amount he’s deposited overnight. She tries to sit up, to go to the crackling radio, but she realizes his lower body has merged into one, long tail. He has wrapped himself entirely around her, ensuring that she couldn’t move even an inch to allow a drop of his seed to escape.

He blinks and unwinds himself from Geneva’s body. His cock withdraws into his body and the giant, snake-like man slithers toward the radio.

“Come in Rader Station. This is Observation Station.”

“We’re sending a chopper out today. Get ready to leave.”

Geneva sits up on the couch. She realizes that now that she isn’t cockwarming him, her cervix has closed again. There’s no way she’ll escape this placement unbred. But perhaps… if they can leave…

“I don’t think we’ll be doing that, Rader Station. There’s still so much work to be done.”

The look on his face is frightening. He looks over at her like he’s hunting her. In a sense he is, he’s hunting one of her many fertile eggs.

“That’s a negative, Observation Station. You’re both being recalled.”

Angrily he slams the receiver back into its holder, cutting off the call. He looks back at Geneva.

“We aren’t leaving.”

She cowers on the couch. She’s afraid of the look on his face .

“We have to. They’re recalling us.”

“We can’t!” He practically roars, “What we have here is different, Geneva. We’re different. I’m different. We can’t go back there.”

“Maybe… maybe it’ll be alright.”

“Look at me.”

He’s matter-of-fact about the command. She takes in the creature that was her colleague just seven days earlier. His long, snake-like body with its shark-like dorsal fin. His face nearly split in half by a mouth drooling cloudy saliva with a lolling tongue that periodically flicks into his eyes. His clawed hands, eternally reaching. He’s right. It won’t be alright for him to return. But what will she say to their superiors when only she shows up at the chopper site?

“You can’t stay here. They’ll check the cabin.”

“We both have to stay. You’re going to bear my brood.”

Her hand goes to her stomach, cradling a bump that isn’t there yet. She nods. She knows that no matter what she does she’ll birth his monstrous children.

“We can’t stay here though.”

“I can hunt for us. We can live off the land.”

She thinks about the blackberries from all those days ago. They could. They could build shelter. He seems to be superhumanly strong along with his size. They’d be protected.

She nods again. “OK.”

–

There was no note left for the helicopter pilot who came to fetch them. In fact it looked like they had just disappeared into thin air. There was a search for them, of course, but neither of the scientists were ever found. The next year it was reported that a massive, snake-like trail was spotted near the observation station. The year after, there were six. That was the last year the station was manned.