Back from the Future- Chapter 7 - Sex Stories

Back from the Future- Chapter 7

... not that I would have to use it! Computer transported me down, leaving me behind a tree overlooking the settlement of the raiding party. The first thing that hit me was the smell. It seemed I was right beside the latrines. 'Thanks for the messy landing!' I said to Computer. 'I calculated that in this location you had the least probability of being seen.' Computer informed me. 'What are you going to do?' 'I want you to control all their minds. Make it so they cannot see me or the girl.' I told Computer. 'Done.' Was all Computer said. Oh well, I thought to myself, here goes. I stepped out from behind the tree and walked brazenly through the settlement. Nobody paid me any attention. I looked in each hovel cum cave as I came to it. I could not see the girl yet. Eventually, I found her. She was tied up with a foul smelling rope, unable to move. She saw me and there was recognition in her eyes. I motioned for her to be quiet. 'Computer, I have her. Transport us both up to the medical suite and please put her to sleep as we arrive.' I asked. In the blink of an eye, we were both in the medical suite. The girls was lying suspended in mid air, asleep. Joanna and Melia came in as we arrived, warned by Computer we were on the way. They stood and looked at her. The first thing they did was to wrinkle up their noses, as the rope was some sort of animal tendon, kept supple by oiling. The girl's skins also stank, as did she. It seemed you needed no sense of smell to live in the stone age! I ...

... cut the ropes off her and got computer to incinerate them. Her skins soon followed. I then got Computer to give her a complete and thorough medical and clean up. This would take some time given the state she was in, so I left Computer to it and retired out of the room with Joanna and Melia. Seeing as the girl was being attended to, I thought it time to clean myself up as I felt I could still smell the stench of the latrines and the settlement on me. It felt good to wash off the stench of the stone age- perhaps we had gotten too comfortable in the distant future, being too clean? Personally, I felt that the old adage of 'cleanliness is next to godliness' rings true! But then I'm from an age where technology made everything easy. Once I had finished, I went back to the medical suite. The girls were with me and we stared at the young girl I had rescued. I was a hero again to Joanna and Melia for having rescued her. We were debating what to do with her. Could we return her to her time? Would she stay with us? The girls wanted her to stay but I wasn't so sure. I consulted Computer in my mind. 'What do you think I should do with her?' I asked 'If you return her to this time and place, her chances of survival for more than a week on her own are less than 10%.' Computer blithely stated. 'Why?' I asked 'She has no one to look after her and will not be able to feed herself. Also, the people who took her are out looking for her. They mean to kill her.' Computer answered. 'So she stays ...