Alex's Alien Adaptation Part 4 - Home Again by killer095, literature
Literature
Alex's Alien Adaptation Part 4 - Home Again
Alex’s boots tapped against the station’s floor. To her left was a wonderful view of the black expanse of space that stretched on forever. To her right was door after door with LED screens displaying various office names along the Xenogen corridor of the station. Budgeting, Personnel, Family Planning and Assistance, the numerous offices only made the pseudo-human ever more fearful of where she was going. She hesitated for a moment. There was still time to retract her report on Weaver. No, she needed to do this. She trudged onward.
At last, Alex found what she was looking for: Survey Reporting. She took a breath and with a
Alex's Alien Adaptation Part 3- Growing Pains by killer095, literature
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Alex's Alien Adaptation Part 3- Growing Pains
“Ergh, come on! Get. Smaller!”
A large blob of sentient flesh quivered on the jungle floor. Her pink sides jiggled as the cells within the mass of meat frantically attempted to conform to their master’s whim. The humidity was thick against the skin of the blob, but she ignored that mild discomfort. The mind within the alien biomass raged, desperately trying to get her body to become a more manageable size.
“Gah!” Alex mentally gasped, her large, amorphous body finally relaxing. She had been at this herculean task for minutes, silently exerting her body in a vain attempt to reduce her size. But it just d
Alex's Alien Adaptation 2 by killer095, literature
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Alex's Alien Adaptation 2
Several hours had passed, and Alex was still learning how her strange body worked. Laying on the floor of her modest quarters, she was trying to get her human body reformed with varying degrees of success. Most of her body was still nothing but a pile of meat, but fortunately, some of her former human parts were coming together.
Her arms were surprisingly easy, along with her legs. While they started out as nothing more than tentacles, her body was able to recall their former shapes and structures. Starting with an arm, she focused in on its fore and aft sections, the split causing her body to naturally form her elbows once more. Her
“I just worry about you being all alone out there.”
The holographic view screen cast a bright, bluish-white light around the dim cockpit, illuminating Alex Varner’s face. The pilot and lone crewmember of the “Sparrow” held her head in her hand, a frown forming on her face. She thought she could avoid that topic for once, but, as with most of her calls back home, her mom just couldn’t resist bringing it up.
“Mom, I’m not alone out here,” she sighed. “It’s not like I coop myself up in this ship whenever I head back to station.”
“I know, I know,” her m
The Things You Do For Love {Pikachu TFTG} by ArrogantKitsune, literature
Literature
The Things You Do For Love {Pikachu TFTG}
Ash closed the door behind him, shaking off the dusting of snow that the chill February winds had deposited on his coat and hat while he’d collected his package from the mailbox outside. He was staying at home for the winter; his mother gone away to the warm sandy beaches of Hoenn for the cold months while right now his best friend Pikachu was next door at Gary’s house being groomed by Daisy Oak, leaving Ash all alone in the warmth of his home.
Do I really want to do this? He wondered, hanging his coat up and kicking off his boots. With parcel tucked safely under his arm he made his way to his room upstair
Don't Anger a Toon Part 2 (FemJaune TG) by Warden101, literature
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Don't Anger a Toon Part 2 (FemJaune TG)
Before Jaune could say anything, Eric grabbed Jaune and picked him up again. He threw Jaune onto the couch and zoomed over to him, making the young man yelp. With a content smile on his face, Eric started to pound the blonde’s thighs like a drum, making the young man blush. He patted them at such a speed that his hands were a blur, the toon even humming a merry tune as he did. The blonde slowly moved to try and sweep them away, but stopped. He looked down at his hands and back at the cartoon characters and tried to think of what he should do, especially with cartoon logic at work. With how fast Eric’s hands were going, it was poss