Once upon a time...
There was a world where dragons
flew and humans were asked to bond with them so they didn't... get
lost or something. The world fell apart when some dumbass with a power
trip decided to ruin it for everyone by making rules that didn't make
any sense. But some of the residents of that world skipped away to
a place previously unknown to the troublemaker, and they'd been making
up their own fun silly stories for a while. Then, there was a big
mating flight. A queen dragon from the one world flew around and was
chased by a big big red dragon from another, much older and much more
'complete' world. He brought her flowers, breathed a little fire and
made smoke-rings, and then proceeded to bang her like the big one...
About half a day later, their time,
the Queen laid a huge, gigantic, amazing, immense pile of eggs. She
yelled a lot. She deserved to, because some of the eggs were really
big. When the eggs started hatching, about another two days later,
a huge group of them hatched all at once and scampered toward a guy
who really didn't understand why he was there in the first place,
but he was having fun anyway. Earlier, one of his little pet flitter
creatures had been cursed by someone, and turned into a half-elf creature
- sadly, it didn't get an elf's intelligence to go along with its
new body so it really didn't have a clue how to behave, especially
now that it had thumbs. That creature didn't make it to this party,
so ignore all that.
Another of the weird things about
this little pocket universe was that several versions of that guy
were already at the party.

One of them was tall and slender
and really handsome, but kind of scary - especially because even though
he liked whips and chains and stuff like that, he was the doctor for
the one world's people.

Another was a really small and
muscular one with long elf ears and no shirt but he was also pretty
good looking and he wasn't nearly as scary as the big one because,
well, if you have long arms you'd be able to hold him off by the head
and he'd just wave his fists and kick at you from arm's length like
in a cartoon.
What happened next was that the
big bunch of dragons that had just hatched thundered off to meet the
tall guy. They piled themselves on him like they were flies on poop.
Then, a chartreuse and fuscia dragonet popped out of her shell. Spying
Blackbuck trying to pull dragonets off of his taller, scarier alter-ego,
she snickered. Racing up behind the man, who was bending over, hands
latched onto a struggling dragonet, she bit his butt. Just
my way of saying I like you!
she declared, making impression without the aid of meeting
his eyes.
The elf turned with fire in his
eyes, but then saw this amazingly awful-colored dragon looking at
him with an 'aren't I cute?' expression on her muzzle. Her eyes were
colored oddly as her skin: they had little swirlies of black and white
in them, which turned and threatened to make the forest elf dizzy.
"Stop looking at me,"
Blackbuck said, knowing that it could never be changed now, he was
certainly impressed.
Y'love
me! Y'love me! Some day soon I'll be
big n' strong n' you can ride me into
hunts and battle and all that kinda good
stuff! In
fact, I bet 'soon' will be like, within
the next couple days! I mean, I only
spent about sixty hours in a shell,
and that's 'real world' time!
"Yeah, you were cookin', I
guess." Blackbuck was going to sit down but then he remembered
that she'd bitten his butt and it still somewhat stung.
"Stinger," he announced,
"your name is Stinger. How's that? Besides, your colors are pretty
dizzying too. How in the world are we going to hunt with your colors
that bright? Couldn't someone tone down the contrast?"
I am
lovely! You're just very bland!
Stinger said, then took a running charge at her newly impressed lifemate.
He tried to dodge, but since they were connected at the soul she knew
just where he would go and compensated. She landed a great big whallop
on his cheek, and half his shoulder, with her heavy tail.
"Hey!? What'd you do that
for?"
I am
only trying to make your colors look
more interesting! You are so ...
so... monochromatic!
"That is an awfully big word
for such a little dragon," Blackbuck said, first fingering the
quickly forming bruise on his cheek and then realizing that the little
pest was probably as Sadistic as he was a Machocist and they were
going to get along just fine...!

Meanwhile...
Totally distressed, Courage, Vanya's
bronze flitter, skittered to the sky, and watched a dog-pile on his
human! Even Echo came to the air to get away from them, the blue ex-flit
shrieked with a half-elfin half-fire lizard kind of incoherence, mimicking
his master below. (That's the last of him. Really.)
Mine!
Screamed the loudest, a pale white and grey mottled dragonet.
NO!
He's mine called out another, one with speckles of
green over her black skin, as she fluttered her bright green wings.
Unfair,
you guys! I got here first!! Thought a pale amber-lager
shaded and fairly large female.
Puh-leeeeezzze!
Let meeeeee have him! He's soooooo cute! The plump
pinkish-violet one bespoke.
Girls!
What a stupid thing to say! With annoyance, the grape-nosed
blue male bellowed.
Ha!
I got him! Quickly added a dark-grey male with black
stripes on his wings.
Well
I did too! Thought his reverse-colored twin who had
white on silvery-shaded wings.
No fair!
You gotta share! Bespoke the last,
slinky long-bodied dragon, whose wings were barely batlike, in fact
they were more like dragonfly's than anything else.
Waaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!
Cried the green and black one, loudly as ever.
OOOOOOO!
I got him tooo! Thought the pink and purple fatso.
Hey,
I think we all get him! Suddenly the smart one, the
blue with purple on his snout told them.
Oh,
fun! thought the grey-and-black twin, while the other
added a Yeeeeeeeeeeah!!
to the mix.
Vanya meanwhile was in agony. Well,
that wasn't entirely true. He was in BLISTERING, HELLISH TORTURE the
likes of which had never been experienced by mortal mankind and even
immortals would have trouble with it.
But he remembered something: he,
like his elfin counterpart, liked pain. Once he got over the fact
that having a huge bevy of little hungry and possessive minds screaming
over the scraps of him hurt like walking through hot coals (not over,
THROUGH), he kinda started to like it. If it wasn't one of them entering
his private thoughts, it was another. Always badgering him for food
or something shiny or just to pick them up and cuddle them or let's
play hide and seek or have story time...When he finally let loose
one single command --
"SIT!"
They pulled off of him and put
down roots where they landed. They sat like little kindergarden kids,
"indian style" crossed legs. Their tails wrapped around
their knees, the purple and pink one sucked on hers, while the twin
greys gripped their own to keep from running after them. The blue
came to the front, and sat beside the amber-lager one.
We
need names, Vanya! He thought.
"I'm working on it... Just
give me a minute..." He groaned. But he looked them over with
a tear in the corner of his sapphire eye: just like a group of kids,
and by the egg he loved kids!
So while Vanya was busy thinking
up names for the dragons he'd just bonded, everyone else was running
around snapping up the other hatchlings. There were more than enough
to go around, one of them even became a little puffy lap-dragon for
a big poofy bronze who thought he was a gold.
Within about a week their time,
and around a year and a half in the real world, the dragons had all
grown up. They were quite spiffy. Some were rather dangerous. And
all of them were extremely horny. Not like as in having horns on their
heads (which they had knobby things like giraffes do, but not real
horns, and one of them even had antennae instead) but horny like in
the naughty way, they wanted to meet members of the opposite gender
and ... well, get it on.
Vanya Version 3.0 thought this
was okay, because he was an expert at that sort of stuff. He was a
geezer, after all. "Why don't you guys all find a place to fly,
huh?" He asked them, smoothing down the fur on his 'weyr-wolf'
hide cloak. (He'd killed a bunch of them in a fit of testosterone-driven
rage, and had the local leather worker make him something spiffy,
and he probably paid the guy back by letting him tan his hide...)
...half a moment passes, please
don't adjust your set...
When Vanya V3.0 turned around,
they weren't in this odd alternate and snug universe any more. They
were kind of drifting around in deep space. "This isn't what
I meant," he said. But Blackbuck and Stinger were there too,
as were the random set of half-flitters that followed Vanya around
in whichever genre he wound up at.
They looked down and noticed that
there was a big rocky parking lot area below them, so they landed.
The sky stopped looking like it was night time, and started more looking
like it was static off a badly tuned television set.
This
is the place! Uncouth told him. Uncouth had grown into
a big stone-colored nasty-ass. He was burly, broad, and extremely
rude.
"But ... there isn't anything
here!" V-V3.0 cried. But Blackbuck told him otherwise.
"There sure are people here,
they're inside. Look, the flashing neon sign over the entrance kind
of gives it away." The elf pointed, and a couple flitters landed
on his hand while he did so. The neon sign over the entrance of the
Healing Den had a strange symbol on it:

V-V3.0 grinned widely. "That's...
nice. Hey, someone else is coming in."
He and the dragons all turned to
see a couple of others descending on the Den's parking lot. They looked
awfully familiar. One of them was an older man, but with the same
great hair and deeply lined face as V-V3.0 had - in fact, they shared
the same features anyway - if someone gave a police-sketch artist
one description, they'd all match it.
"What are you guys doing here?"
He asked, "I thought I had this idea first..." He looked
about ready to pout.
"And you are...?" V-V3.0
asked, looking over the single dragon that came with the older version
of himself.

"Kalkin. Don't ask, okay?
You got lucky," he indicated with a toss of his head the passel
of dragons that V3.0 bonded. "I had to get blasted back in time
to find my bond."
Sixth made noises, and for some
reason every one of the dark-haired men understood what he meant.
"You are all the same person, why
is that?"
"We're all
figments of someone's imagination," one of them offered. Not
one believed him of course. The other arrival was very very tall,
much taller than the V3.0 Vanya, but his name was Vanya too. He proclaimed
himself to be immortal, and from a place called Zekira.
"Sure, immortal.
Like we all aren't hard to hurt?" Kalkin grunted, but then Outsider
Vanya flexed and made a big muscle - which made the others go 'ooh'
and 'aah'. They stared posing, but it was kind of hard to say who
won.

When the posing was done, they
looked up to see yet another dragon and rider landing on the parking
lot. But this time, unlike most of the others, the dragon was brown
- and the rider was furry.
"Cynonix," said Kalkin,
"what are you doing here?"

"I am one of you, you
know." The cheetah-man answered. "Even though I'm supposed
to be your son."
"He's your son?" Vanya
of Zekira asked, "I thought I was good at getting around genetically
varied women, but... he's furry, Kalkin..."
"He is," Kalkin said,
proudly.
"You don't seriously think
I'm really your son, do you?" Cynonix said, bouncing on his long
feet a little. "I mean, you aren't furry. And my mother wasn't
furry. I came from somewhere else. Probably the same place that guy
Ivo is from."
"Nope," said V3.0, "he's
from Earth and he's a real descendant of another one of us."
"Well, I think I'm glad I'm
not able to get back to where ever it was that I came from, anyway,"
the furry Cynonix said, "because it's always pursued-by-jon or
chased-by-julian, or whoever the hell he is in that universe. I don't
want any more of that asshole."
Together, this group of guys griped
seriously about their lovers, seducers and attackers, until someone
came from the inside of the Healing Den's entrance hall.
"What are you guys all doing
out here?" Baeris asked, irked suddenly that a whole bunch of
Vanya had shown up at the same time. "You don't seem to know
the rules. No interdimensional hopping unless the genre is clear of
the others."
She tisked her tongue, but Kalkin
gave off a powerful smirk. They'd worked together the most, since
he was mostly attached to Alabaster Weyrhold or Cove or Aerie or whatever
it was called these days, and he'd helped engineer the Healing Den's
movement to the Nexus.
"You know," he said,
sidling up to the tall, raven-haired blue-eyed woman, "you're
one of us too."
"I most certainly am not one
of you lot," Baeris said, staccato and mocking. "I am obviously
not."

"You might have big hooters,"
said Blackbuck, "but you're definitely one of our kind. Th' eyes,
th' hair, the whole bit. In fact, you pre-date some of us."
Stunned at that, Baeris paused.
"I... I do?" She said, haltingly looking from one exactly-the-same
face to the next. "I suppose I do... But ... I'm a Kshau, how
do you explain that? Hmn?"
"Aern has brothers,"
Outsider Vanya tried to explain. "And in one strange-ass version
of the universe, The Shard" (he pronounced the uppercases) "are
considered one of the biggest threats to society ever hatched."
Baeris lifted her eyebrow - a Kshau
feature - but let him continue.
"And in that universe, he
has a great-granddaughter, named Baeris, and another named Cheyanne."
"He's got those in Dawnlight
too," Blackbuck opined, but no one listened.
"And this means I'm one of
you, how, again?" Baeris folded her arms over her chest,
and waited for this explanation to start making sense.
"Well, you know how there
are more than one of us," Vanya said, "there
isn't a Baeris on Zekira. But there is one in The Shard's universe
- and there isn't a different version of any of us, there. Do you
see?"
"I default to being one of
'you' because there isn't another one just like you where one of my
supposed doubles is from?" Baeris coughed. "I'm... I'm really
sorry, guys but that just doesn't make sense."
"It doesn't have to make sense,
for you to believe it, does it?" Cynonix asked, and since he'd
been living at the Healing Den on and off - and producing half-furry
kittens with her youngest daughter - she had a soft spot for his big
blue eyes. The 'tear-pattern' below his eyes probably had something
to do with it.
"Okay, okay, whatever. But
why are you here?"
"Because our dragons want
to breed," They said, pretty much in unison.
"We're still waiting on at
least one or two of them, however," Zekiran Vanya said. "One
is shortly on his way, the other... I do not know if he'll manage
to bond in time."
"Time is meaningless,"
Blackbuck supplied. "Lunchtime doubly so -" he was about
to go off about how whoever it was they were waiting for would still
be here whenever he did pair off- because the Nexus wasn't inside
Time anyway. But V3.0 wisely pushed his hand over the little bugger's
mouth and accepted the deep bite that Blackbuck inflicted with a smile.
Baeris ground her jaw around, and
then turned on her heel. "Come inside, then. Make yourselves
at home. Kalkin, your office has a bunch of fan mail, and I'm not
going to answer any of it for you. Most of it's from Shy and you know
how I feel about him." From her tone of voice, anyone within
a city block would be able to tell how she felt. "Cynonix, that
cub of yours is making me wish that we hadn't carpeted the play room."
They laughed, and led their many,
varied dragons inside. They barely noticed a dark-eyed exact replica
of any given one of them had arrived, soaring down on a four-winged
Icarian Wind drak - another female, who was welcomed eagerly by the
already present males.

"Am I late?" Istvan asked,
but the elder members of the group waved him over so he sat with them.
"I feel so overdressed," he said of what little he was in
fact wearing - he glanced at Baeris in her leather outfit and grinned
widely. "So that's her... nice."
Baeris didn't hear him, fortunately.
As the group of guys and reluctant
Baeris sat around discussing what to do about their dragons plight,
the dragons seemed to figure out that all by themselves. They started
fluttering around - V3.0 had three females bonded to him, anyway,
so they were apt to go into heat and make him really silly. The males
started chasing them. But at least one of them seemed to think that
they were all related and needed to spread out their gene pool a little.
(Thalamus was obviously the one thinking that, because none of the
others were really smart enough to care.) Most of the others didn't
really think it was a big deal.
However, before that got to be
much more of a problem, two very different greens decided to take
matters into their own hands. One was Dulath, which simply and completely
appalled Baeris. The other...
What
in the Great Growing HELL is going on here?! Growled
the green, dark of body and light of wing. Angsth landed among the
assembly of odd dragons and their more normal cousins.
I do
believe they want to have their own mating frenzy, dear one.
Dulath replied. She seemed somewhat pleased to have them there. Baeris
queried privately, and got this in response: I've
been watching frenzies - the last one I didn't 'qualify' for. I'd
love to see what these ... oddly handsome dragons would do for me
in the air. We already know what their riders might do for you of
course.
Blushing suddenly at that thought
(well it wasn't like she didn't think about her genetic scientist...
She just didn't talk about it. Especially to him!) Baeris looked
away and went silent.
Kalkin gave off a pleased grin
when Sixth informed him of what the Mistress Healer was blushing about.
"We could see if your imagination is half of what it ought to
be," Kalkin purred at her, "while they're working the kinks
out of their proddy selves..."
Baeris looked at the healer - in
so many ways a mirror of herself yet utterly different - and while
the smarter half of her brain was stalled out at 'don't say anything!
It'll go away!' the rest of her mind and body simply said, "okay,
I'll start finding a good place for this shindig."
Surprised, his eyebrows shot up
and the other Vanyas glanced at the woman as she strolled back into
the Den.
"Did she just say yes?"
Vanya V3.0 asked, floored. "That's a first, isn't it?"
"It certainly is," Kalkin
said, and Cynonix grinned widely, coming up next to his 'father'.
"You so want her,"
he purred. "I think I'll go find Tess. And I'm keeping her to
myself if you don't mind."
"Tessrabia?" Vanya V3.0
asked, "I'm so out of the loop. You and Baeris' daughter are-"
"We're ... pretty close,"
Cynonix admitted. Ishioth trumpeted and gave off the impression that
his rider's words were the understatement of the century. Istvan muttered
something about wanting to be closer, but said nothing more when anyone
glanced at him. He was still a bit disconcerted by all of this. He
didn't know there was more than one universe, for one thing. But like
the rest of him - he learned way too fast.
Inside, the dragons finally convinced
the Den to start finding them a locale. They couldn't be expected
to have a frenzy indoors, now could they? Angst thought they could,
but when she tried flying beside Froth she realized her mistake.
This
just ain't gonna work, she muttered. But by the time
she'd finished grumbling about it, the Den had settled in on a strangely
dark world. The dragons gathered at the edge of one of their launching
ledges, on the far side of the Den from the parking lot, and looked
it over.
It will do,
Ruarth said. And look, there is room down
there for you all to enjoy yourselves too. The blue
indicated a 'cozy' little set of rooms, some of which were set up
with familiar devices and chains...
"Ooh, good," several
riders said at once.
"Say..." Kalkin said,
"someone ought to see about inviting a couple others. I mean,
we're all well and good on our own, but there are tons of guys and
gals that are 'our type'."
"There's that wonderful Jalemar,"
Vanya of Zekira suggested. "As I recall he was quite happy about
being volunteered for Breeding experiments."
"And he bonded two dragons,"
Cynonix added. "And then there's Vevanya - she's got the right
name, anyway..."
Kalkin snorted a laugh, and drew
in a breath. "Here comes Baeris, and it looks like she's already
taken care of this."
"Dulath said you're plotting
new participants..." She said, "and yes I've already told
Tess, she's on her way."
"Thank you," Cynonix
gave a little bow. Kalkin noticed how much more relaxed and happy
he seemed after living here.
"And," Baeris tapped
at a clipboard which she then gave to Thalamus, "Alex and Alisa
are coming too - you remember them?"
"The gender switchers?"
Kalkin grinned. "And their dragons... are rather unique, aren't
they?"
"They are apparently both
hermaphroditic," Baeris said. "Ah, and here they come. Oh,
it looks as though Fendranon and his Arienliu will be here too. Another
green, good." She sighed. "I can't imagine trying to keep
your guys occupied with just the few females already."
Dulath privately said, I
could try! But Baeris immediately clamped her mind
down and swore that if Dulath kept acting like a Sanger she'd have
to toss a bucket of ice water on her. You
see, you ARE one of them!
"But I can CONTROL it!"
Baeris yelled, making everyone turn and look - while she clamped her
hands over her mouth and practically ran away. Her daughter arrived
a moment later.
"What's so funny?" She
asked, while all the Vanyas were laughing.
Shortly after Fendranon found the
group, his wife arrived upon her own dragon. "And what do you
think you'd be doing here?!" She asked.
"Well you took your dragon
to a flight..." He said, looking at his feet and then grinning
at Minaia. "I think there are some private chambers over there.
Do you want a drink first?" They snugged up together and were
obviously going to be ignoring any one else's participation - Minaia's
dragon, the silverblue Selenyan, nestled himself carefully in the
Nexus, and watched along with some other lurkers.
Soon enough, Jalemar along with
his pair of dragons arrived. Blue two-tone Jatecosth and Yellow/Green
Halutath brought him from his journey to 'wherever' his loins were
taking him. He seemed very pleased to have been invited. Vevanya and
her violet Mooith dropped from the grey skies and the dark-skinned
daughter of Saell bolted into the middle of the guys. "OH MY
GOD!" She yelled. "If my mom saw this buncha hunks all together
she'd SCREAM!"
"You did just now, dear,"
Baeris said, patting Vevanya's shoulder and grinning at the men, most
of whom hadn't thought to cover their sensitive ears before she let
off her little shriek. "Have you met the rest? Ah, and Jalemar's
here already."
"I saw..." Vevanya giggled,
as her eyes were clearly drawn to his butt. "And so, this is
a mating flight, no holds barred, right?"
"It's a frenzy, yes,"
Baeris said. "I do hope that someone bothers to watch without
getting involved. I know I won't be watching properly to record who
pairs with whom."
Kalkin's toothy smile made Vevanya
giggle again. He so liked to hear that from her. "We'll buy the
dvd when it comes out. This place is wired for video and sound,"
he pointed out a bank of cameras. "It's just like home..."
"Alabaster had video?"
Cynonix asked, but by that time, Kalkin was wandering off with Baeris
at his side.
"Does this mean we're starting?"
Asked V3.0, but was cut off when another couple dragons arrived from
who-knew-where. One of them was a gigantic violet-black-blue Glenn
dragon, clearly having been told by her Zekiran friends that there
was another Frenzy in the works. Her catlike spiney rider slunk up
to the group and examined them.
"Keeeen," she said, looking
around Vanya's shoulder, "why didn't you tell me you were coming
to this?"
"Because you're my descendant,
that's why," he grumbled. "Not that it matters much."
"Nope!" Kaazha said and
bounded away to find something to drink while they all got aquainted.
Out of nowhere, apparently, a wet bar with no tab had shown up. Vanya
of Zekira was pretty sure it was Pratts bar from Dawnlight. There
was a Blackbottom behind it. Slightly down the way, however, there
was a barkeep whom he recognized as being one from another universe
entirely - the one which a certain foxy Red had come from.
"What the hell world is
this?" He muttered.
One of the other dragons that had
recently arrived was a smartly black and white female, whose wing
sails were a cotton-candy pink. She looked at Vevanya's purple Mooith
with a gaze that might have sent most dragons into embarassed oblivion,
but Mooith took it in stride as he usually would.
Emara grinned widely at the men,
gazed with interest at one or more of the women, and found herself
a seat in the meantime. She would have to remember: Jalemar was her
father. Just keep that in mind...
Alex and Alisa showed up, with
drinks in their hands that they passed to another newcomer, Fendranon.
His eager green Arienliu sniffed at the air and strutted away from
Loath and the other hoidy-toidy females. She would far rather be around
the males anyway. Fendranon was glad he'd been able to transform back
into a humanoid for the duration of this flight.
I think
that the riders are getting more aquainted than usual, already,
commented Loath. She dragged herself away from the shaking-quaking
shack which held human inhabitants, and wondered if they were going
to start the frenzy off for the dragons or what?
Not
until we are counted, spoke a dark and very impressive
male. His female counterpart with black body and red patterned wings
was quite large as well, at least compared to the majority of the
females already there. Their riders dismounted and strode up, not
speaking to one another but everyone knew they were communicating.
"You're vampires," said
Blackbuck. "Cool."
"Room temp, actually,"
said the woman, Concairine. She gazed at the little elf-guy. He looked
right back at her, and grinned. He had little pointed fangs too, only
they weren't for sucking the blood out of anything. They were mainly
there for "animé chic" purposes.
However, the tall elegant woman
who arrived upon a blackly golden queen had fangs that would rival
either of the vampires. Morgane swept by, her oil and gold Silkieth
snorting and walking toward the other dragons.
"That's... a Halloween dragon,"
V3.0 muttered. "I think. Oh, and look there. A nice normal brown."
"It's a shame that his rider
is so annoying," said Vevanya, "I mean, he annoys me
and that's saying a lot." She laughed, as N'lim strutted up,
his brown dragon sizing up the competition. While he did so, two more
Ring of Fire dragons appeared in the dark sky, landing and hissing
at one another. The one was tiny, perhaps in the Dulath-Sixth size
range, which made the greeny-gold happy. The other was a gigantic
red and black gold-tipped queen, quite a bit bigger than Morgane's
queen, but they both acted as though the other did not exist. It was
a good thing, too. They would have torn each other to pieces had this
been a regular flight.
"Is there anyone else?"
Vanya of Zekira asked, because Baeris had already left. V3.0's purple
winged blue Thalamus came by with the clipboard she had left in his
posession.
It
seems not, he announced. I
believe that... well, this is it.
There was a faint tremble of excitement
in the blue-violet's mental voice. Little blue Sixth strolled up to
him, tiny by comparison to even this other blue. He chittered and
spoke mentally at the same time, Your
first time, then? What fun!
Uh
huh, Thalamus thought back. The sky was not any lighter
than it had been when they arrived, though there seemed to be a bit
of a haze along the horizon, as though the sun was lurking somewhere
on the other side of it and hesitated to look down on the debauchery
that was sure to come.
READ the flight? If you dare...
It's got warning signs all over it. Here's one now:
If you are under
18, please think about "not" reading this flight.
The dragon's flight is not explicit, however it will contain
some more touchy stuff than typical flights in the past
and is not designed for the weak of heart. The RIDER story
IS explicit. Be warned! If you do not approve of same-gender
pairings, please do not bother to read this story at all.
There are instances of concentual semi-violent pairings.
If any of these displeases you do not bother reading.
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Last Update 4/5/03 Thank you!