New Enceladus - chapter 1 of 10 - Sex Stories

New Enceladus - chapter 1 of 10

... smiled at him and said, "My hero! Thank you!" We didn’t know it at the time, of course, but her words were prophetic.

He blushed and smiled back at her, making my heart sink. Professor Morse came in and called the roll. I became nervous as he got close to my name. I hated speaking in public.

"Alice Jameson"

"HERE!"

"Ross Jones?"

"HERE!"

"Anna Kar ... Kar-juh ..."

I stood and slowly pronounced, "En-kah Kar-yoh-lah, sir."

He cruelly said, "Anchor, I'll just call you Anchor."

Everyone but me laughed. It was especially hurtful because of my size. How could they be so mean! They didn’t even know me, and I was sure they hated me already. As he continued the roll, I shrank down in my seat and tried to be as invisible as possible.

By the time roll call was over, I learned the cute blonde guy was Oskar Schmidt and the girl next to me was Molly Walsh. I mainly like guys, but she was very pretty and I noticed she had a nice butt. That made them not liking me even worse.

Professor Morse began the introductory lecture. "All of you are here because you want to be on the next colony ship. I know you've been told the rules at least twice before, but I want to make sure there is no confusion, and none of you have any excuse for bad behavior."

"While you are cadets, there will be no fraternization. No penetrative or oral sex of any kind, with other cadets, or anybody else. A kiss lasting more than two seconds counts as oral sex. There will be no spreading ...

... of diseases, unscheduled pregnancies, or unfair treatment of others because of romantic entanglements. You're all supposed to be responsible adults, and disciplined service members, so act like it.” He paused for a few seconds.

"Look at the palm of your dominant hand." Everybody did.

"Say 'I love you' and kiss it, because that's your only sex partner until you're finished here."

A few people kissed their hands, and there were a lot of nervous laughs. The teaching method was crude, but nobody was falling asleep.

"The mission will launch with a wide variety of microbes, seeds, and animals. Most mammals can be gestated in artificial wombs with 70% success, but 70% isn't safe enough for humans. For that reason, the crew will be composed of 120 men and 240 women, to ensure rapid colony growth. The settlements will need to grow very quickly, to avoid losing technologies and start production of complex items like power reactors and transport drones in a hundred years or less. You can't really run an elaborate manufacturing operation with only two or three workers. It takes thousands. If a major technology hasn’t been used in a long time, it can be hard to recover, even with all the needed information. It's difficult to write code if you’ve never seen a computer before or fly the first helicopter in the world."

"When the officer in charge of each settlement retires at age 80 or so, government structure will change to democracy and a new leader will be elected. Until ...