Otherwhere Chapter 5: The Harvest Part 2

Meanwhile, back at the human settlement, as the Draco and Rory flew away, Leela led the girls to Colin’s room. Colin took a moment to appreciate the sight of three nearly naked women before Leela took Colin by one hand and Astra by the other, beckoning to Dee, she led them to her chamber.

Colin wasn’t sure what he expected, but it was little different from their own, a simple stone room with a bed and chest. The humans of Otherwhere lived simply it seemed.

“The Draco aren’t the only ones who need to collect life energy,” Leela told them removing her tiara and dress harness. “It’s vital we replenish our energy often.”

“And you do that by fucking,” Dee said.

“Simply put, but yes. Human orgasm gives off an intense jolt of life energy. With these spheres,” she made a gesture and a small white sphere, similar to the one on the end of her staff, appeared hovering in the center of the room, “we can collect and contain the energy that allows us to live here.”

“So every time people do it here, they have one of those spheres to catch the energy?” Astra asked.

“We have them all over the settlement, passively collecting energy. Most times they’re not visible. I activated this one to show you.”

“So, I guess you fuck a lot, huh?” Dee said.

“Yes,” Leela said simply. “We do. Why, is that bad?”

“No, no,” Dee said, holding up her hands.

Colin smirked. Dee couldn’t help being a smart ass but it seemed as if Leela knew how to deal with that. “And no one gets pregnant?” he asked.

“No. There are no new births in Otherwhere, but neither do we age. I’ve been here two hundred and eighty five years.”

“But you look like you’re maybe thirty at best,” Astra said.

“I was twenty seven when I came through the portal. I haven’t physically aged since.”

“So, like what do you do besides fuck?” Dee asked.

“Each does what they will. I study this world and the use of life energy. I learn from the Draco and others.”

“You mean, The Others, like the bad guys?” Dee said.

“NO! others, small o. Never The Others,” Leela said vehemently. There are other races here like us. We get along well with most. Some people,” she made a disgusted face, “do join The Others. They’re never allowed back once they do.”

“Why?” asked Colin.

“Because the Others strip energy from intelligent creatures against their will, eventually killing them in the process. We don’t age here in Otherwhere, but we can die.”

“Well why don’t you do something about them!” Colin said with a little heat.

“What should we do?” she asked him calmly. “Killing them makes the survivors more powerful. Each Other who dies gives their energy to the collective. We, the Draco, the humans, some other races, maintain a shield that keeps them our of our part of the world. Maybe you can study the situation and come up with a better solution. We welcome anything anyone can bring to us.”

“Yeah but what about…” Dee started and Leela cut her off.

“Enough of that for now. There is always time to learn, but you all have an excess of life energy that makes you too attractive to The Others. The Draco can help harvest some of that but until they do, there are some things that I can do to…help.” She smirked. “Colin you have entirely too many clothes on. Why don’t you take them off?”

“Uh, you’re super hot, but Rory is my girlfriend and…”

“Rory is with the Draco, doing what you should be doing right now. She will not begrudge you some pleasure. Given the circumstances of Otherwhere, sexual monogamy doesn’t make a whole lot of sense, does it? Maintain your emotional bond, that is good, but be open.”

She turned to the girls, “Join us,” she invited them with a smile.

Colin didn’t take much persuading. It wasn’t a big bed but they all fit on it. Much kissing and caressing ensued. Eventually Leela climbed on top of Colin and lowered herself down onto his stiff tool. Astra and Dee kissed and caressed them both. Fingers penetrated orifices, soft and not so soft groans and moans of pleasure flowed and the globe of light grew progressively larger. Youth and novelty fueled Colin and before the night was over he filled all three of the women before becoming a happy spectator as they continued well into the wee hours of the morning. No one bothered to go back to their own rooms, choosing to sleep in a big happy pile on the well-used bed.

Leela clapped her hands twice and the globe disappeared, leaving the room in darkness. The three young people all giggled.

“What is so bloody funny about that?” she asked, irritated.