Nope

The next morning Big boy wakes up and finds himself alone in his tent for the first time since he conquered the scrap palace. Evelyn hardly slept she was so worried about today so he's not surprised she isn't there and Blockhead, now that he's better, has moved in with the other mutants at the foot of the hill.

Big boy gets up and takes a moment to examine his surroundings. The first light of dawn pierces the dark confines of his tent and he can hear the sounds of the camp waking. Clinking metal, the soft rumble of sleepy voices, and the pat of Biter's thighs against one of the slaves haunches. The faint scent of sex on the breeze is overwritten by the air of anxiety that permeates the camp. On the table where Block head was laid up there is a bundle with a note attached. He scratches his head and thinks about what is to come.

The task Big boy and his mutants where about to undertake was incredibly dangerous. He was to attack a well fortified position, garrisoned by a larger ****, with an "army" of 10 other Mutants who he just met yesterday and whose leader he beat up. He had promises of loyalty but could he really trust them? Was the allure of regaining their lost fertility and the pleasure sex enough to bind these mutants to him? Not to mention how difficult it will be for him to stay in control when he is surrounded by the scent of all those women. Mix that with a mutant's latent rage and you have a recipe for disaster, but he has ****.

If he wants to win the commonwealth he'll need more brothers. The best way to get those is to breed and to do that he needs women. He also has promises to keep and people counting on him. The captured women must have lost their minds by now, that is if they're still alive, Evelyn's future is tied to his, and Block head and all the others have put their treatment on hold until after this attack. They won't wait forever. Big boy needs to do this now and if he fails he loses everything.