Dog Days of Tetrion Beta

After a week you reach Tetrion Beta. You spend the travel time training Melodia on the finer points of sexual slavery. Not that there’s much to teach at this point. Virtually nothing in fact. She’s a slut who loves bondage and can do things with her tongue that would make a serpent say “you can’t bend like that”. Mostly you put her to work on the ship wearing a plug belt. It’s a chastity belt with two inward facing dildoes which can adminster shocks and vibrations when appropriate (or entertaining). Additional accessories include smart cuffs, magnetic manacles that can be remotely triggered to **** her ankles and hands together, and of course her collar. When she’s not working you restrain her in whatever fashion catches your fancy.

Melodia is loving her new lot in life. She works with a gusto, more to please you than out of fear of the punishments. Her masochistic streak means that you can’t be too liberal with disciple, otherwise she would act out for the sake of a good flogging. Aside from one incident when she nearly flushed the coolant systems she was supposed to be calibrating (which led to her being suspended upside down while deepthroating your strap on in shock mode) there hasn’t been any need to punish her. You arrive without incident.

The Tetrion system isn’t an official colony. While within federation space, it was only barely. Recently surveyed, it had been marked as a low priority for colonization based on its distance from major trade routes, lack of available resources, and the unpleasant climate of the one inhabitable planet, Tetrion Beta’s second moon. The lack of Federation and corporate interest made it perfect for smugglers, rebels, and people who just wanted to get away from it all. The moon had one major city, with a functional starport no less, as well as several small outposts dotted across the planet.

“Melodia,” you comm, “strap yourself in we’re making our final approach.”

“Mrmrhg.” Hehe. It’s funny because you left her hogtied and chained to the bed.

The flight in is gorgeous. There’s not a whole lot of vegetation, but massive sandstone pillars and arches predominate the landscape. You indulge by flying through several of the wider arches. It’s unfortunate the temperature here averages 40 degrees celsius during the summer, or negative 10 in the winter. This could be a really nice place, if it was ever pleasant for more than two months.

The main city was Dogsville. Built into the sides of a canyon to help preserve heat, it’s a pretty impressive piece of architecture, especially when you consider the class of people who built it. Although the star port is built on the bluff above the canyon, you fly through the city to get the lay of the land. Ramshackle prefabs designed to be placed on horizontal and solid ground have been creatively adapted to their new habitat. Some have been bolted to the cliff wall and some have been suspended from outcroppings and use bridges of varying stability to reach the city proper. Others use stilts put in at an angle, like shelf brackets for support. Most dwellings seem to be carved out of the rock which seems much safer to you. A solid bet would be that the city extends quite a bit into the side of the canyon, underground and out of view. Dozens of bridges, ranging in size from pedestrian bridges, to cargo conveyors, connect the two sides of the canyon.

Like most outlaw cities on the fringe, slavery was a part of life here. A trend seemed to be to hang your **** from a gantry, bridge, patio, or whatever was handy. There must be a hundred different suspended slaves hanging in everything from gibbets to nets. Some dwellings had small swing cranes that seemed to serve no other purpose. You also notice several slaves along walkways and bridges, some bound, some simply nude. That’s good. People will be less likely to notice Melodia

Having seen the city you pull your ship up out of the canyon and land at the starport. You don’t see any Iah Kuru ships, but that doesn’t mean anything. Plenty of berths are sealed, probably to prevent anyone from doing exactly what your trying to do. Besides, the Iah Kuruh have stolen or captured enough ships that there’s no guarantee that Bellextra is flying one their own craft.

You dock in a circular bay, and attendants come out refuel the Breaker and collect your fee/bribe. After paying them extra to not mention your arrival (not forget they saw you, that costs extra) you return to the ship to collect Melodia. She’s right where you left her, and cute as a button to boot. Your pretty sure she’s wiggling her but like that for your benefit. Good ****. As you uncuff her she begins to nuzzle you.

“Not now.” You unbuckle her gag. “We have to go to work.”

“Fine.” she says with only minor pouting. “What’s your plan?”