Guyver – Second Chance – Part 2 - Sex Stories

Guyver – Second Chance – Part 2

... had been doing for 35 years, he said that for most of it he was shut down, without any contact with a host, so power was extremely limited. Sometimes he shut down to conserve it; sometimes it had been a malfunction that turned off the power, forcing him back into inactivity. Joyce asked why he didn’t just find a host, if that would supply him with power to maintain his systems, but Div explained that he had to be in physical contact with a prospective host, or at most one yard away to enable him to deploy a probe, as he’d done with Joyce. The host had to be large enough to contain an anchor point, and active enough, physically and mentally, to supply sufficient power to maintain basic systems. Joyce had been ideal, as she was a very close match to the last set of hosts that the Guyvers had used, simian in construction, but she was vastly more active, especially in mental capacity. He had tried smaller creatures a few times, but without being able to gain access to an anchor point, the unit had to remain externally mounted, and could easily be dislodged. He’d disabled a few hosts in order to stay connected for longer, but this drastically reduced the available power they produced, and they soon became totally inactive. In answer to Joyce’s enquiry about what an access point was, the visor showed her a scan of the base of her skull, where a solid object, about one inch diameter was lodged. Div carefully structured his explanation to Joyce’s level of understanding, with enough ...

... information to let her know that the Guyver device was a suit of alien Bio Armour that fitted the wearer in full symbiosis. It had a small contact point somewhere inside the body, which connected to a sub-dimension that held the main body of the unit, activating to a full suit when needed. When he’d merged with her in the woods, he’d initiated a trigger sequence internally, and the Guyver unit changed shape, dissolving into a fluid mass that drew itself into her neck. He’d constructed the contact point as an active portal, and then slowly merged inside the structure to anchor itself in the sub-dimensional resting zone. While Joyce admitted that the science was way over her head, she could grasp the concepts involved, fascinated by how many of them linked to science fiction stories she’d read. Div told her how the power system was linked through the portal, drawing power from her own body metabolism to charge the Guyver’s storage devices, which were at last rising above critical. While the re-charge process was slow, it was at least consistent and very reliable thanks to Joyce, for which Div was extremely grateful, although there would be expenditure problems with too many attack scenarios like the bear. Smiling at a thought forming in her mind, Joyce asked what it would take to replace the power they’d used in their fight in the woods today, and her eyes lit up at Div’s response. Apparently it would take an output level similar to the reward Joyce had enjoyed yesterday, when ...