Everybody Dance Now!

You finish your drink and get up. You do a few toe touches and jumping jacks.

"Man, I feel like a million bucks!" You crow. "Hooeee!"

Nita has joined you in the jumping. Her springy globes bounce with every jump and her dick flaps up and down.

Abigial nods. "Yeah, the food always makes you feel better. I'm feeling fit as a fiddle myself. It might not taste the best but it is marvelous stuff."

You pick up Nita's poncho and give it to her. She puts it on. She tries to arrange it so that her cock is showing, as is the fashion of her people, but she can't seem to manage it. You do your best to indicate to her that she should just leave it be, you seem to get your point across as she eventually gives up. You throw one of the cloaks on yourself, figuring you would save your suit for special occasions.

"How's this for a plan?" You begin. "You two head around the valley and sooth some nerves, maybe we could arrange a get together tomorrow evening. Let the other women know there is no reason to be upset. Emphasize that Nita is harmless and is just as trapped here as any of us. While you guys do that I can start teaching Nita some English."

Nuru was already shaking her head. "No way, I'll go alone. They need some time to cool off toward Abigail. Sorry Abi, but it's true. You are not the valley's most popular girl right now. The gathering tomorrow is a great idea though! We can make it a party. We've got some rum left and I'll see if the others can bring things too." Nuru was starting to get excited. "Yeah, a real proper party! Singing, dancing....what a great idea Happy!"

Nuru was up and dancing. Sort of a rhythmic shuffling dance with her arms waving forward every so often, definitely African in origin. She starts singing. "We're gonna party, we're gonna party. Party! Party!"

"Karamu!" Squeeks Nita.

Nuru was laughing and dancing toward the futa. "Yeah Nita girl! Party! Dance with me you cute thing." She drags the confused but upbeat Nita into her dance. Nita didn't know what was happening but she knew it was a joyful moment. She mimics the dance clumsily.

You can't help but smile and shake your head. Abigail comes up beside you from putting the dishes away and is laughing.

"Come on you two!" Nuru encourages. "We're gonna party, we're gonna party. Party! Party!"

Abigail gets right into it. Her moves are smooth and easy, this girl knew how to dance. She starts singing along. Soon they are all looking at you, goading and prodding you to join them in their silly dance. You look over your shoulder at the aliens beyond the glass, they were loving the show.

"Ah what the hell." You say as you join in, doing your best to imitate Nuru's style of dancing.

Nuru laughs a big merry laugh. "That's it. Not bad Happy, not bad!"

The four of you dance and sing like fools for a time. The frivolity felt good, as cleansing and invigorating as the weird blue alien food cube. You laugh and sing and share a wonderful moment together.

It all soon crashes down around you however. As the merriment is going on you all hear that dreaded blip noise once more from outside the hut. The song and dance come to a hasty end as the four of you look at each other in fear and trepidation.

Nuru's arms slump. "Aw man...what a buzzkill." She straightens up again. "It's probably not for me, I'll start heading around the valley and talking to people." She puts her hand on your shoulder and motions toward the door. "Good luck with that Happy. I'll see you later." She kisses your cheek and heads out the door freely, obviously not the purple passed visitor's target.

You look at Nita with concern. You direct her under the table and are able to get across that she has to stay there. You give her the leash and say. "Stay here Nita. Don't come out. Okay?"

She just huddles up and looks at you. "Happy." She nods, seeming to understand.

Standing again you look to Abigial nervously. "Okay, let's hope for the best."

Standing there awaiting the visitor you can't help but note that the hut that had just moments ago been full of fun and warmth was now thick with dread and anxiety. It was a powerful reminder of why you had to get you and your friends the hell out of this horrible Zoo.