Guyver – Second Chance – Part 2 - Sex Stories

Guyver – Second Chance – Part 2

... Div to run an analysis, he reported it to be clear of any contaminants. When Joyce had eaten her apple, she pulled a carrot from the ground, finding the soil dark and moist, with a fibrous texture, matching what she’d read about the fertile areas in this part of the country. She wiped the soil from the carrot with a clump of grass, broke off the end, and then bit into it, tasting the best flavour she’d ever experienced in this particular vegetable. If all the food was this good, then there would be very little she would need from a store by way of sustenance. As she walked through the garden, Joyce discussed with Div the probable lifestyle that the previous owners of this small mine would have had, considering what they’d found so far, and he agreed that they would have to be self-sufficient. The remote location meant that any supplies would have needed bringing in on foot, the large equipment would have been delivered by pack horse, and everything else appeared to have been manufactured from the local materials. As they reached the end of the cultivated area, the Guyver pointed out that there seemed to be a second mine entrance 400 yards up the steep hill on the right, also sealed with a locked iron gate. Joyce walked over to it, finding that a small path had been cut into the hillside, reaching the twenty feet from the grass to the gate, to provide a more comfortable access. Div deployed the visor and scanned the interior, since there was only a short tunnel visible from ...

... the gate, which curved off out of sight. The display showed very small traces of gold in the wall, where a vein had been mined till it exited where Joyce now stood. Div confirmed that tool marks on the wall showed it been worked up the hill from the lower entrance, and the breakout pattern around the gate backed this up. A short way down the tunnel was a branch through plain rock, bearing no sign of any ore, and when the Guyver pushed the scan deeper, this branch joined the lower tunnel much further in, probably as an escape route. Div drew Joyce’s attention to the scan’s traces along the bottom edges of the worked tunnel, pointing out the small deposits of gold mixed in with the debris at the join, some of which was rock, and some of it leaves that had blown in and settled over time. While the amounts weren’t significant on face value, and would be extremely difficult to see by eye, Div estimated that if the floor was efficiently swept with a broom, it would harvest over 3 kilos of gold, with a value of $100,000, and very little effort. Joyce said they would review the possibilities later, when they had completed an initial survey, but she still had the water feed to check out, so she followed the iron pipe again. It ran along the side of the hill, just into the grass, resting on stone supports every couple of yards that kept it a foot off the ground, and Joyce recognised that this would keep it out of the damp. With the air flow circulating round it, there was very little ...