Escape!
My name is Jill Tiny
chapter 12
by
copier
· original author:
rainman1131
As the door sealed shut behind them, the blond woman and the tiny teens stepped out into the corridor. The gray walls stretched away in the distance in both directions, their smooth surfaces glowing faintly from within. The corridor was empty.
"So where's this time machine, Cindy?" asked Jill from her perch in the big woman's arms.
Cindy looked uncertainly in both directions. "Hmmm. I know I parked it around here somewhere."
"You're kidding, right?" April asked, staring up at Cindy.
Cindy looked down at the little brunette, a slight smile on her face. "Yeah, I am, April. Here it is."
The pretty blond pulled a tiny black remote out of her blouse pocket, and pointed it at an area near the wall to her left. She pressed a button, causing the device to emit a soft chirping sound, sort of like a cricket call.
"Oh, man!" groaned Sara. "I can't believe they still have those stupid things in the future!"
Cindy nodded. "I'm afraid so, Sara. You can't be too careful, though. This isn't a very nice neighborhood. Oh, look! Here it comes!"
All four little teens looked to where Cindy pointed at the wall opposite. They saw the air there first begin to shimmer slightly. Then, a shiny, white chrome surface seemed to materialize in the air in front of the wall. And suddenly, where there had been an empty corridor an instant before, there now stood a five-foot tall white, metallic sphere. Though the color was different, the surface of the metal ball held the same soft, internal glow that came from the walls.
The four teens looked on in stunned silence for a moment.
At last, Jill found her voice. "What a piece of junk." she whispered, still staring in awe at the time machine.
Cindy laughed, hugging Jill closer to her chest. "Star Wars, right? Jackie would appreciate that one, Jill."
"Yeah," said Jill, craning her head back to see Cindy's face. "But seriously, Cindy, this is alien technology, isn't it? How is it you are driving one of their machines?"
Cindy nodded. "Valid question, Jill. Don't worry. I'm not working with them, I swear. This is stolen technology. I'll explain more later. Right now we need to get out of here." The giantess punched another button on the remote. Immediately, a thin sliver of light cut a quick, thin line all the way around the center of the orb. Then, with a soft hissing sound the upper half of the ball rose away from the lower half, pivoting up on a hidden hinge at the back of the machine.
"Damn," whispered April.
"Way cool," said Sara softly.
Jerome whistled. "I gotta get me one of these!"
"In we go, cuties," said Cindy, as she stepped into the orb, turning as she did, and settling herself into a sitting position on the soft, foam padding inside, carrying Jill in with her. The three other little teens stood uncertainly on the outside looking in. Cindy seemed to be taking up most of the space inside.
"Where do we sit?" asked April.
Cindy patted her stomach. "Just get in here, guys. We have to hurry."
Then, seeming to give credence to Cindy's concern, a blue ball of light slammed into the wall above the orb, casting a shower of sparks down onto the floor.
"What was that?" cried Sara.
"Laser fire!" yelled Cindy, gesturing to the teens outside the orb. "Get in here, you guys! Now!"
Now, goaded into action, Jerome, Sara, and April scrambled up over the rim of the orb's lower half, levering themselves up inside. Behind, from Cindy's arms, Jill looked down the corridor.
"Oh, God!" she screamed. "They're coming, Cindy! Close it up! Quick!"
But Cindy, a step ahead, had already pressed the button that started the sphere closing. The button was on a panel set into the roof of the orb, and it was the only feature visible inside the machine. Through the slowly closing seam, Jill could still see two aliens and three Men in Black running up the corridor in their direction. There was another flash of blue light, and an explosion, as another shot hit the floor in front of the orb. One of the Men in Black held what looked like an ordinary handgun, but as he took another shot, Jill saw the bolt of blue light explode out of it's barrel. This blast came the closest, actually glancing off the top of the orb.
The aliens, not bothering with a disguise, moved down the long corridor in front of the Men in Black, approaching with a frightening, unnatural speed over the smooth surface of the floor. They had long, muscular arms, which extended out in front of them as they ran, pushing their slumping, squid-like bodies forward in their mad dash for the orb. Each time their forelimbs hit the floor, there was a dry, scratching sound, as long, chitinous claws brushed across the surface of the floor. As the aliens got closer, Jill could see a brute malevolence spilling from a dozen black, soulless eyes, and she had to cram a fist in her mouth to keep from screaming.
The seam sealed shut at last. Once the opening had closed, Jill could see that the interior of the craft was lit by the same eerie lighting she had seen in the corridor walls. "They can't penetrate the outer shell of this thing with those lasers. We're safe." Cindy said, glancing down nervously at the little people. "I think." She then touched a button on the panel in front of her. "Cindy to base. ET's in the vicinity. Get us out of here, please."
Through a thick burst of static, a male voice spoke. "Copy that, Cindy. Today's Pass Phrase, please."
Cindy rolled her eyes. "For God's sake, Derrick, you know it's me, dammit! Okay, okay. 'These aren't the droids you're looking for' is the damn Pass Phrase! Now get us home, you pencil-necked geek!"
Amid more static, the voice, sounding a little stiff, said, "Cindy, there's no need to get-"
"Just do it, Derrick!" Cindy growled.
A clicking sound cut through the static. Then, Jill felt the orb around them begin to vibrate.
"Okay," said Cindy, glancing down at where Jerome, Sara, and April lay sprawled on and around her lower legs. She patted her chest next to where Jill lay. "Get up here, guys. This is going to be a bumpy ride, and there are no seat belts."
Not having to be told twice, Jerome stood and ran up Cindy's leg. leaped onto her stomach, and dove toward the big woman's chest, landing with a thump on her left breast. He bounced once on the firm, resilient surface, then came to rest, arms wide, hugging the huge tit.
Cindy laughed. "I guess I should have expected that, Jerome. Okay, you've staked out your spot." She looked toward her lower legs "Come on, girls."
Sara nodded. "Coming." The freckle-faced redhead was walking slowly up Cindy's leg, arms out to the side like she was walking a tight rope. Jill glanced at the girl's huge breasts, and thought she probably really did need to worry a little about her balance. She reached Cindy's hip, then walked across her flat stomach and settled down next to Jill between Cindy's breasts.
"Hurry up, April," said Cindy over the steadily increasing vibration of the orb. "It's about to go."
"Okay, Okay," said April peevishly. "I'm coming." The tiny brunette walked across Cindy's stomach and sat down in front of her huge right breast, leaning back on it lightly.
"Hang on!" said Cindy, as she folded her arms down over all four teens, cuddling them in close to her.
The machine was now vibrating visibly, and there was a high-pitched, keening sound that was climbing to a volume that was almost painful to the teens' tiny ears.
"So, how long will this take?" April shouted through the shrill whine of the machine.
Suddenly, the whining sound began to fade, and the vibration began to lessen. In seconds, the craft lay completely still and silent.
"That's about it," said Cindy, grinning down at April. "I guess I exaggerated the roughness of the ride a bit."
April shook her head slowly, folding her small arms atop Cindy's large one, which still pinned her tightly into the giant breast. "You big perv." the tiny girl muttered.
"So where's this time machine, Cindy?" asked Jill from her perch in the big woman's arms.
Cindy looked uncertainly in both directions. "Hmmm. I know I parked it around here somewhere."
"You're kidding, right?" April asked, staring up at Cindy.
Cindy looked down at the little brunette, a slight smile on her face. "Yeah, I am, April. Here it is."
The pretty blond pulled a tiny black remote out of her blouse pocket, and pointed it at an area near the wall to her left. She pressed a button, causing the device to emit a soft chirping sound, sort of like a cricket call.
"Oh, man!" groaned Sara. "I can't believe they still have those stupid things in the future!"
Cindy nodded. "I'm afraid so, Sara. You can't be too careful, though. This isn't a very nice neighborhood. Oh, look! Here it comes!"
All four little teens looked to where Cindy pointed at the wall opposite. They saw the air there first begin to shimmer slightly. Then, a shiny, white chrome surface seemed to materialize in the air in front of the wall. And suddenly, where there had been an empty corridor an instant before, there now stood a five-foot tall white, metallic sphere. Though the color was different, the surface of the metal ball held the same soft, internal glow that came from the walls.
The four teens looked on in stunned silence for a moment.
At last, Jill found her voice. "What a piece of junk." she whispered, still staring in awe at the time machine.
Cindy laughed, hugging Jill closer to her chest. "Star Wars, right? Jackie would appreciate that one, Jill."
"Yeah," said Jill, craning her head back to see Cindy's face. "But seriously, Cindy, this is alien technology, isn't it? How is it you are driving one of their machines?"
Cindy nodded. "Valid question, Jill. Don't worry. I'm not working with them, I swear. This is stolen technology. I'll explain more later. Right now we need to get out of here." The giantess punched another button on the remote. Immediately, a thin sliver of light cut a quick, thin line all the way around the center of the orb. Then, with a soft hissing sound the upper half of the ball rose away from the lower half, pivoting up on a hidden hinge at the back of the machine.
"Damn," whispered April.
"Way cool," said Sara softly.
Jerome whistled. "I gotta get me one of these!"
"In we go, cuties," said Cindy, as she stepped into the orb, turning as she did, and settling herself into a sitting position on the soft, foam padding inside, carrying Jill in with her. The three other little teens stood uncertainly on the outside looking in. Cindy seemed to be taking up most of the space inside.
"Where do we sit?" asked April.
Cindy patted her stomach. "Just get in here, guys. We have to hurry."
Then, seeming to give credence to Cindy's concern, a blue ball of light slammed into the wall above the orb, casting a shower of sparks down onto the floor.
"What was that?" cried Sara.
"Laser fire!" yelled Cindy, gesturing to the teens outside the orb. "Get in here, you guys! Now!"
Now, goaded into action, Jerome, Sara, and April scrambled up over the rim of the orb's lower half, levering themselves up inside. Behind, from Cindy's arms, Jill looked down the corridor.
"Oh, God!" she screamed. "They're coming, Cindy! Close it up! Quick!"
But Cindy, a step ahead, had already pressed the button that started the sphere closing. The button was on a panel set into the roof of the orb, and it was the only feature visible inside the machine. Through the slowly closing seam, Jill could still see two aliens and three Men in Black running up the corridor in their direction. There was another flash of blue light, and an explosion, as another shot hit the floor in front of the orb. One of the Men in Black held what looked like an ordinary handgun, but as he took another shot, Jill saw the bolt of blue light explode out of it's barrel. This blast came the closest, actually glancing off the top of the orb.
The aliens, not bothering with a disguise, moved down the long corridor in front of the Men in Black, approaching with a frightening, unnatural speed over the smooth surface of the floor. They had long, muscular arms, which extended out in front of them as they ran, pushing their slumping, squid-like bodies forward in their mad dash for the orb. Each time their forelimbs hit the floor, there was a dry, scratching sound, as long, chitinous claws brushed across the surface of the floor. As the aliens got closer, Jill could see a brute malevolence spilling from a dozen black, soulless eyes, and she had to cram a fist in her mouth to keep from screaming.
The seam sealed shut at last. Once the opening had closed, Jill could see that the interior of the craft was lit by the same eerie lighting she had seen in the corridor walls. "They can't penetrate the outer shell of this thing with those lasers. We're safe." Cindy said, glancing down nervously at the little people. "I think." She then touched a button on the panel in front of her. "Cindy to base. ET's in the vicinity. Get us out of here, please."
Through a thick burst of static, a male voice spoke. "Copy that, Cindy. Today's Pass Phrase, please."
Cindy rolled her eyes. "For God's sake, Derrick, you know it's me, dammit! Okay, okay. 'These aren't the droids you're looking for' is the damn Pass Phrase! Now get us home, you pencil-necked geek!"
Amid more static, the voice, sounding a little stiff, said, "Cindy, there's no need to get-"
"Just do it, Derrick!" Cindy growled.
A clicking sound cut through the static. Then, Jill felt the orb around them begin to vibrate.
"Okay," said Cindy, glancing down at where Jerome, Sara, and April lay sprawled on and around her lower legs. She patted her chest next to where Jill lay. "Get up here, guys. This is going to be a bumpy ride, and there are no seat belts."
Not having to be told twice, Jerome stood and ran up Cindy's leg. leaped onto her stomach, and dove toward the big woman's chest, landing with a thump on her left breast. He bounced once on the firm, resilient surface, then came to rest, arms wide, hugging the huge tit.
Cindy laughed. "I guess I should have expected that, Jerome. Okay, you've staked out your spot." She looked toward her lower legs "Come on, girls."
Sara nodded. "Coming." The freckle-faced redhead was walking slowly up Cindy's leg, arms out to the side like she was walking a tight rope. Jill glanced at the girl's huge breasts, and thought she probably really did need to worry a little about her balance. She reached Cindy's hip, then walked across her flat stomach and settled down next to Jill between Cindy's breasts.
"Hurry up, April," said Cindy over the steadily increasing vibration of the orb. "It's about to go."
"Okay, Okay," said April peevishly. "I'm coming." The tiny brunette walked across Cindy's stomach and sat down in front of her huge right breast, leaning back on it lightly.
"Hang on!" said Cindy, as she folded her arms down over all four teens, cuddling them in close to her.
The machine was now vibrating visibly, and there was a high-pitched, keening sound that was climbing to a volume that was almost painful to the teens' tiny ears.
"So, how long will this take?" April shouted through the shrill whine of the machine.
Suddenly, the whining sound began to fade, and the vibration began to lessen. In seconds, the craft lay completely still and silent.
"That's about it," said Cindy, grinning down at April. "I guess I exaggerated the roughness of the ride a bit."
April shook her head slowly, folding her small arms atop Cindy's large one, which still pinned her tightly into the giant breast. "You big perv." the tiny girl muttered.
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