The view was magnificent from up here. Alex had finally gotten out of what he was beginning to call his jail cell. Although he loved his place, he wasn't allowed much freedom to roam. It had been weeks since he had arrived on Solaria's home planet, he had met the Queen of their society, and it had become very apparent that he was essential to them as a human battery.
At least six times a day, a female member would come up and drain him of what they were calling life-sustaining fluid. Most of the time, it was either Solaria or the Queen, but others had come as well, all of them knowing his weakness for large breasts. He had just left a few moments ago after Solaria and another big breasted woman both gave him a tit fuck, which was mind-blowing, to say the least, four massive boobs bouncing on his dick in succession.
"We are here," Dexter said as the vessel that Adrian was in hovered over the largest of the planet's oceans.
Adrian got out of his tit fuck memory and stared through the glass bottom of his giant bubble-like vessel. The ocean water looked silver. Adrian couldn't imagine anything that looked like it. The calmness of the water made it look like a sheet of glimmering metal.
"That creature you showed me, is it close?" Adrian asked as he moved around to catch a glimpse of the creature that Dexter had shown him, even though it had been a hologram, the beast looked massive.
"It is," Dexter replied. "I don't see why you have such curiosity in a creature that has no value. It does nothing but eat smaller creatures and swim."
"I am human," Adrian said. "We have much more interest in what could or couldn't be valuable to us as a whole."
The truth was Adrian wanted to be anywhere except his jail cell. Even though for the first few days, he had looked forward to having sex often. After a while, it felt like he was being used, the entertainment had gone out of the acts.
"Can we go down there?" Adrian asked as he could not see anything under the silver sheet.
"Yes," Dexter replied. "This vessel can take you down to the bottom of the ocean if you wanted."
"Good," Adrian said as he grabbed the controls. It seemed easy enough to navigate. He aimed it down, and it dove down below the surface of the water. Instantly lights lit up the inside of the small bubble.
The darkness of the deep water surrounded him. Adrian pushed it further down. "The creature is just below us," Dexter warned.
Adrian stopped the vessel. The outside lights dimmed as a large shadow passed by the small vessel. Adrian looked intently into the darkness, trying to catch a glimpse of the creature. Then it passed below him.
"Wow!" Adrian said as he watched the snake like creature pass inches below his feet. It was long, although it resembled something like a snake, it swam like a dolphin moving up and down instead of side to side. Its scales were luminescent and almost glowed in the darkness.
Suddenly the vessel jerked and then started to go back up. "What?" Adrian asked as he tried to regain the controls.
"It is not me," Derek said. "The Queen is recalling us. She has control."
Adrian shook his head as the vessel broke the surface of the water. Immediately it accelerated towards the city. Adrian sat quietly as the vessel landed in the launch bay.
"The Queen wishes to see you," one of her advisors said.
"I will be in my jail cell," Adrian said. "Dexter."
Adrian was ported to his apartment.
"You are important to us," the Queen said as she sat on the chair next to Adrian's bed. "What would have happened if that creature decided to attack?"
Adrian hadn't said a word since she came into his place. Instead, he looked at the television. It was a movie he had seen when he was a kid. He still enjoyed it.
The Queen had the looks of the teacher once again. She turned her head towards the television, her eyes flashed their usual color, and the TV turned off. "What do you want?" she asked, turning her attention back to Adrian.
"Freedom to do what I want," Adrian said. "All I do is stay here and give you what you want, what about me?"
"Ah," the Queen said. "The individual attitude of your species comes out in you. I was wondering when it was going to show it's head."
"Well, I am sorry, I am human," Adrian replied sarcastically. "Should have thought about that when you decided to keep me around."
"I did," the Queen said as she stood up. The television turned back on. "How long do you think you have been here, by Earth time?"
Adrian knew it had been a few weeks by this planet's time. "A few months?"
"Try eight," the Queen said the screen showed Earth. Or what looked like Earth. Most of the planet looked covered by a dark black cloud.
"What happened?" Adrian said as he stood up.
"Your individualism," the Queen said. "We sent a scout ship to pass by, to make Solaria's crash landing didn't have too much of an effect on your planet."
"And?" Adrian said as he got closer to the screen.
"Your planet is at war," the Queen replied. "It started only a few days after you left, one side fired first, then the others retaliated, and now there is fighting on a global scale."
Adrian shook his head. "Why?"
"Do you have to ask?" the Queen replied.
"Because of Solaria's ship," Adrian nodded. "They don't think it left. They think that Americans are holding it, and it's technology will be used against them."
The Queen nodded. "Even if it was still there. They could work on it together and bring a new dawn to the world's technology, but it is not. They should all take this opportunity to realize that they aren't alone in the world and strive to work together to be prepared for future arrivals or try to venture out into space as one species. Instead, they only think about the individual, and this is the result."
"I get your point," Adrian said.
He felt disappointed. The Queen was right; humans had just learned they weren't alone in the universe. Instead of taking it as a learning experience, they turned to violence and chaos.
"I want to show you something," the Queen said as she walked towards the door.
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"What are they?" Adrian asked as he looked at rows of large tubes. He stood by one that was taller than him. The rows were part of large columns that filled the most significant room Adrian had ever seen. He stood on a walkway surrounded by things he had never seen before, wires and conduits went everywhere.
"Our way out of the problem," Solaria said.
Adrian had gotten used to seeing her in her human disguise. She hadn't used her natural robotic look since the day after they had landed. It was becoming a trend as more of the citizens had taken it upon themselves to don human disguises. Even the Queen liked her new human look.
"Androids," Dexter said. "They have human skin, bones, and muscle, but the rest of them is robotic."
"And this will help you?" Adrian asked, turning to the Queen.
"We can download our consciousness into them," the Queen said. "There is a body for everyone of our citizens."
Adrian nodded as he looked over the walkway. The columns looked like they would never end. "I can agree to that," he said as he looked back at Solaria.
"But they all look the same," Adrian said as he approached the tube. The body inside looked nothing like a human, except it had a blank face.
"The skin and bones will form to the citizens liking," Derek said as if he was reading Adrian's mind. "Only the interior is human."
"When will this happen?" Adrian asked.
"We aren't ready yet," the Queen said as she stepped forward. "That is why you are so important to us. We need more of your DNA as well as your life-giving..."
"Stop," Adrian said, holding up his hand. He hated it when they called it that. It was sperm or cum, or any other word but life giving energy.
"We need more of it," Solaria said.
Adrian looked at the columns and rows of potential clones. This was how they were going to save their species. Clones made from his DNA. In essence, he would be the source of a new era in their world.
"Afterward, would you still need me?" Adrian asked.
"Yes," the Queen nodded. "You will have to teach us how to be human. We have never felt, smelt, or heard things the way you do."
"Also eat," Solaria said. "Our new bodies will need to eat to sustain ourselves, instead of relying on the power source."
"They will also have personalities," Derek said. "Personalities as well as curiosities."
"It might cause a downfall in your idealism or thinking as a whole," Adrian warned. "With personalities comes individual thoughts, needs, and wants."
The Queen nodded. "We are prepared, but I think we will surprise you, even though we will gain some form of an individual self, all of us still think like one."
"So, will you continue to help?" Solaria asked.
Adrian knew the choices; he could help them or return home. Even though they wouldn't force him to return, his reason for staying will be gone, he wasn't large enough to help in any of the cities jobs, or could he offer any skill to help them. Eventually he would become a burden, and he knew he would hate to be in that position, which would make him decide to return to Earth.
"Alright," Adrian nodded.
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For the next few days and nights, Adrian felt like he was being used as a sexual object. Even though he had tried to explain that he could do it himself and give them the deposits, they told him that it was the best way to get it directly from the source.
Adrian asked for one day off where he could relax and recharge. Trying to get ready and keep his stamina up was taking a toll on his body as well as his mind.
"This is a good part," Adrian said, stuffing his face with potato chips.
"I do not understand this sport," Dexter said. "Eleven men line up to try and get a leather object across a white line, while the other eleven try to stop them?"
"Yes," Adrian nodded. "It's a game of skill and wits. The other team doesn't know what the next one is going to do."
"They will try to take the ball across the line," Dexter replied. "It would be easier if they lined all eleven men along the line so that the other team couldn't cross."
Adrian smiled at that thought. "Where is the fun in that?"
"I do not understand the human need to do things the hard way, just because it is fun," Dexter said.
Again Adrian laughed. Dexter had been his only friend in this new world. Even though he knew this part of Dexter was one program out of millions that ran this whole city. The Dexter in the lab wasn't the same as this one. It didn't know him as this one did.
"There will be a lot more personalities if the project works," Adrian said.
"We will be ready for them," Dexter said.
"What happens to you after all of this?" Adrian asked.
"The power source can sustain our programs for a longer time. Once there is no longer a full-time drain," Dexter replied.
"After that?" Adrian asked.
"We don't know," Dexter replied. "We hope there will be a new power source."
"I will make sure the others work on it," Adrian nodded.
"I believe that is what is called a touchdown?" Dexter said.
Adrian smiled and nodded. "Yes, it is."
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The day had arrived, today would be the first day of what was being called Transversion day. Adrian stood on the walkway. The Queen was to go first. Adrian thought she would have been the last to keep her safe if it didn't work, but when Dexter explained that she was the first to be made, it stood to reason as she would be the first to be remade.