Page 5 of Legend of Scorpio
The seal lunged at the stranger, and to her shock, rather than dodge, the stranger grabbed it in a headlock and laughed. “You’ll have to do better than that, fat ass.” The man then lifted and flung the huge seal.
It landed with a grunting noise and uttered a short-pitched whine.
“Don’t you bitch at me. You started this.” The man shook a finger, chiding.
The seal yipped some more.
“Yeah, yeah, I ruined your fun. Too fucking bad. Maybe you should pick on someone your own size.”
The seal raised itself to its full height and embarked on a frenzied barkfest.
Once more, the fearless man mimicked it.
To her shock, the seal chuffed and then turned around, humping its way back to the water. She’d lived. Maybe. She most certainly hit her head, though.
Rebecca muttered, “What the heck just happened?”
“I saved your butt,” the stranger stated as he turned with a smile. His front proved as impressive as the back, muscle upon muscle and a cock that didn’t appear to mind the cold.
“Who are you? How did you get here? And where are your clothes?”
The stranger glanced at himself and sighed. “Fuck me. Not again. Next time I gotta remember not to wear my favorite jeans when starbeaming.”
Nothing he said made sense. “Hello, still looking for an answer.”
“Guess there’s no point in giving you a bullshit story, seeing as how you saw my starlit arrival. I am Scorpio.” He struck a pose. “Zodiac Warrior, protector of the world, here on an important mission.”
“Is there a hidden camera somewhere? Is this a joke?” Rebecca glanced around, waiting for the punchline.
“I know you’re overwhelmed by my presence. It happens. After all, we don’t appear to just anyone, and I didn’t actually plan to be seen by you. However, I might have made a slight mathematical miscalculation, which turned out to be good for you. I do believe that seal was going to eat your face, which is surprising. I thought they only scarfed down fish.”
“Are you an alien?” Because strangely enough, it made the most sense.
“Nope, although I have a close affinity to the stars. Those ones to be exact.” He pointed to the blue sky, where not a single astral body could be seen.
“Are you human?”
“Yes, but one that has been enhanced.”
She had to be dreaming, and yet everything felt so real. The cold. The bright sun making her squint. The details of his body that she would have never imagined. After all, the usualmen featuring in her fantasies weren’t body-building, platinum-haired man-beasts. “Why are you here?”
“I’m looking for Doctor Guthrie.”
At hearing her name, she cocked her head. “Why?”
“He’s supposed to help me find something. Do you know where he is? I’m assuming he’s camped nearby, unless I really fucked up my landing zone.”
“She,” Rebecca emphasized, “Is right in front of you, and the only thing I’m helping you find is a pair of pants.”
“You’re Doctor Guthrie?” He ogled her.
“Yes.”
“You’re not a dude.”
“You don’t say,” her dry reply.
“Nice to meet you. I’m Scorpio.” He offered a dazzling smile.