Page 8 of Alien Abduction for Beginners
More fingers on my face. What were they doing? One of them touched my eyes, gently, ever so softly.
I wanted to see them, I was so curious, but when they pulled up my lids and let me see them, I regretted that.
The sight of a bright blue man with glistening fangs was the sight that finally drove me over the edge and into the waiting embrace of darkness.
Xil
This had been our easiest abduction to date. Ironic, since we'd put the most work and resources into it.
We'd found the perfect female without having to spend any time at all on her hot, humid planet. Our randomly chosen location sadly hadn't brought us to lush forests or sparkling oceans. No, it had been a dirty hovel in the middle of nowhere.
"She's healing well," Havel reported. "I'm keeping her sedated though until all her injuries have been dealt with."
I nodded, pleased with how things were turning out. We'd carried her right into our med bay where Havel was now working on her.
She was gorgeous now that Havel had removed the layers of dirt caking her face. Her skin had a reddish sheen in some places but not in others. Maybe they were like my spots, designed for camouflage. In that hot and sandy place, orange and reds would be great to hide in plain sight. She was special, I knew that already. The way her eyes had widened in surprise when she'd seen us made my heart beat faster. She'd seen us as the saviours we were. We'd come to take her away from that place and she was grateful for it, I was sure of it.
"How long until she wakes?" I asked our healer.
"Two hours, maybe three. I want to make sure she's definitely not in pain."
I nodded. "Good. That gives us the chance to check in with the IGU and see if there's a new lecture to watch."
Matar groaned. "Seriously? Now? Can't we just stay here with her? I don't want to leave her, not now that we finally have been successful."
With a sigh, I had a screen descend from the ceiling. "We can watch it here."
I checked the IGU's student dashboard. A large questionnaire waited to be filled in about our abduction, but I clicked on the lecture instead.
Module 5: How to deal with an angry abductee.
I exchanged a look with the others, then let my eyes drift over our sleeping human. I doubted we'd need that lecture. She was going to be grateful that we rescued and healed her. She had no reason to be angry. If everything went well, she'd find ways to show her gratitude. My cock twitched, growing hard. It had been semi-aroused ever since we'd brought her onto our ship. I was aching to plunge into our human's depths to find out what she felt like. There'd be enough time for that though. This was only the beginning.
Professor Katila appeared on the screen. Her third eye was closed and she had a strangely serene expression as if she'd just emerged from a trance.
"Welcome, students. If you're watching this lecture, I assume that you have successfully abducted a being from another planet. You may think that the hard work is done, but you'd be wrong. The act of abduction is easy. The hard part is yet to come."
I gulped. That didn't sound promising in the slightest.
"Your abductee will be scared, no, terrified. You've ripped them from their home and from everything they've ever known. Depending on what planet you chose, they may have never seen an alien before. You need to be aware of that and proceed slowly."
My cock didn't agree with that statement. Down, boy. You'll get your chance.
"You will have to draw on all the cultural research you've undertaken. If you don't speak their language, fit them with a translator."
"Already done," Havel whispered, clearly pleased with himself.
"Communication is key. Sit them down and patiently explain that you have abducted them. Tell them that there is no way they're going to return to their home planet. It's important to be open with them from the start. They will get over the shock more quickly that way. Introduce yourselves and make sure to answer any questions they may have about your species. If you have any physical features that may be unfamiliar to your abductee, show them at this point. Be open about your differences and highlight the similarities. Once this step is done, tell them what your plan is, whether that's research, companionship or something else entirely."
Her third eye blinked open lazily and she used her slender fingers to wipe the sleep from it.
"If you require help with how to do what I callthe talk, you can find several pointer sheets in your files. They'll give you helpful conversation starters. As always, you can contact me with questions. Our next lecture will be all about probing, an essential skill for every capable abductor, even if you don't plan to conduct research on your subject. I'll see you then."
The screen turned black. That was a quick lecture. Not that I was complaining. Sometimes Professor Katila droned on and on, giving us more information than I could ever process. Not today.
I looked at our sleeping human.Ours. Havel had removed her clothes to access all her wounds, but he'd immediately covered her with a sheet. We'd barely got a look at her body and seeing her full, round breasts push against the fabric from beneath wasn't enough.
"Uncover her," I ordered. "I need to see what we abducted."
