Guyver – Second Chance – Part 2 - Sex Stories

Guyver – Second Chance – Part 2

... possible. As they walked out into the noon sunshine, Joyce was feeling very pleased with herself, and thanked Div for making all of this possible for her. Although he acknowledged her gratitude, Div considered it a minor thing he’d assisted Joyce with, merely facilitating a change in the provision of life’s necessities. She had already been in a stable situation, with her needs taken care of, but his circumstances had been much more catastrophic. Without Joyce providing a host for him, the Guyver unit would have deactivated totally, and he would have ceased to exist. Not only was she providing him with ample power to fill his reserves in a comparatively short time, with minimum needs for herself, she had a potential unmatched by any of his previous hosts. It wasn’t just her physical structure, but the level of intellect she already possessed, giving him a huge variety of challenges in the short time they’d been symbiotic, yet the moral standards she held of great consequence were vastly superior to most of the individuals he had come across in his recent experiences. There was a lot more to this host than he’d originally expected. Joyce had investigated the upper section of the property yesterday, and wanted to check out the rest of what she was planning to buy, so headed to the south end of the outcrop, and round to the other side. The boundary was fenced along its full length, with the standard log and limb construction that the early pioneers used, and is ideally suited ...

... to a property like this, in the middle of plentiful forest. Where it passed the end of the outcrop, another fence came off at right angles, with a four rail gate of removable poles, and the join to the rock using holes cut direct into the face. Joyce pulled one of the poles back, and it worked as smoothly as she assumed it always had, so she slid it back in place, and climbed over into the next field. This was meadow grass, covering the entire area, and Div said there had been nothing other than wild animals in it for about five years, but there was evidence that it had been regularly grazed for a considerable time before that. There was a fence round this whole area, some of it attached to the trees on the forest edge, which would keep any livestock secure once they had been placed in here. A shallow gulley ran across one corner, with a trickle of water draining from the forest, and a stone cistern had been set into it, made from rough hewn slabs, with a paved edge that prevented mud from fouling the water. Div said the cistern would hold enough water for the current livestock to last several weeks without rainfall, and if both enclosures were rotated, then the grass would feed them through most of the year. The area south of the fence, seemed to be split in half, along a north/south line, with grass on one side, and wild maize on the other, but there was some intermingling to be seen. Div explained that the scan had shown this area to have been cultivated as seen, maize ...