Rocky
Road
"It's
past closing time," the barmaid told Kirk once again, her gravelly voice
beginning to sound quite exasperated.
Kirk,
now alone in the dimly lit tavern, stared gloomily into his half-empty mug of
the local ale. He had to face the ghastly truth: he, James Tiberius Kirk, was
dateless. Although a curvy blonde had been flirting with him earlier in the
evening, a Ferengi had sidled up to her and jingled a pocketful of latinum, and
off she'd gone with the Ferengi instead. Life definitely wasn't fair.
He heard
a sound like handfuls of thrown pebbles as the barmaid scuttled out from behind
the counter and approached him. She was a Horta, a silicon-based species that
resembled a giant tortoise of solid stone, with no visible head, and fringed all
around with numerous small appendages like a millipede's legs. The only way
Kirk could tell she was female was by the universal translator's rendering of
her voice.
"I
am called G'Dera," the Horta introduced herself. "If you are having
some difficulty, perhaps I can assist you?"
Kirk
took another swallow of ale and laughed sarcastically. "I don't think
so. Not unless you can persuade that cute blonde to come back in here."
"Sexual
frustration. I understand." The barmaid bobbed her entire stone body in
a bizarre approximation of a nod.
Finishing
off his ale, Kirk thumped the mug down on the table and glared at the Horta.
"What would you know about sexual frustration?"
"I
experience the condition often. There are no other Hortas on this planet."
Several of the tiny tentacles reached toward Kirk and began to stroke his legs,
just above the Starfleet boots. "But I have found that interspecies
mating can suffice to relieve it."
Holy
crap, Kirk thought, I'd have to be a lot drunker than this before a Horta would
start looking good. He hastily stood up, reaching for his communicator.
"G'Dera,
I really need to get back to my ship . . ."
More of
the small appendages, tentacles or whatever they were, curled tightly around
his legs and threw him off balance. The communicator dropped to the table with
a loud clatter as Kirk fell to the floor. He lay on his back, completely
unable to move as the Horta's tentacles pinned him flat.
Well,
most of the tentacles were holding him down. The others were busy removing his
boots and pants.
He tried
to reason with her. "This isn't the way humans mate. We don't just throw
someone to the floor and get down to it. First we take some time to build a
romantic relationship . . ."
Kirk was
rudely interrupted by a sound like rocks shaking in a box, no doubt the Horta
equivalent of laughing out loud. She had plainly seen enough of human mating
behavior, and Kirk's behavior in particular, so that excuse wasn't going to
fly.
He tried
to think of something more useful to say, but by now he'd become quite
distracted by all the little tentacles caressing his cock and balls. Despite
their somewhat sandpapery texture, they didn't feel painful at all. In fact,
damn it, they felt distinctly pleasant. G'Dera had obviously been with human
males before. He found himself becoming hard despite his best efforts to the
contrary.
"You
are ready to mate," the Horta announced, and without further ado, she
lowered her large stone body to cover his. Kirk felt his cock being surrounded
by a cool, smooth cavern that tightened precisely around him to produce an
exact fit. Then she started sliding up and down on top of him, the alien
vagina wet and slick with what seemed to be some kind of natural silicone
lubrication.
And she
was clearly enjoying it, too. Kirk began to hear soft pinging noises like
vibrating crystals, the Horta's cries of pleasure. She moved faster above him,
the firm strokes eventually bringing him to an unavoidable climax.
G'Dera
reached some sort of orgasm as well, with a sound like shattering glass that
echoed through the deserted tavern. A few seconds later, she let him up, and
Kirk -- still shuddering a bit -- began to pull on his pants and boots.
"That
was very good for me," the Horta purred in her gravelly voice. "I
will not experience sexual frustration again for at least thirty minutes. Do
you think you could stay here a while longer?"
Kirk
made a frantic grab for his communicator.
"BEAM
ME UP, SCOTTY!"