Ebu Gogo by J. Manfred Weichsel

Author:J. Manfred Weichsel [Weichsel, J. Manfred]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2020-05-17T04:00:00+00:00

Chapter 15

Martin entered the small cavern where the three women who, like him, wore nothing but pith helmets and boots, were kept at the bottom of a deep pit. He told the other ebu gogo to leave, and they followed his order. Martin had expected the nude women at the bottom of the pit to jeer at him and call him names as they had the last time he visited them, but instead they all smiled at him and said together in a long drawn out drawl, “Hi Martin.”

Martin was taken aback at the friendliness of the naked girls at the bottom of the pit. He didn’t know what to say, so he stammered a bit and then said, “Um, hi?”

The redhead Amber did a big fake yawn where she stretched her arms out as far as they would go, sticking out her large, firm breasts. She said, “Oh Martin, we have been so bored down here, just three women, without a man to keep us company.”

The brunette Christa clasped her hands behind her back, sticking out her perky, tear drop shaped breasts and said, “Yeah Martin. Won’t you let us up from here so we can keep you company?”

“Martin said, “No. I can’t let you up.”

The blonde, more mature Linda dug the toe of her boot into the ground and said demurely, “Oh Martin, why not? We so want to be with you.”

“Because the ebu gogo won’t let me.”

Christa said, “The ebu gogo? Those animals? I don’t know why you like them so much, especially when there are real, human women right here, who you could be with, if you wanted to.”

Martin said, “But you girls hate me.”

Linda said, “Oh Martin, don’t you understand anything about female psychology? We don’t hate you. We were acting the way we did because we were jealous of the way you were giving that ebu gogo Lua all of your attention. But then we realized the folly of our ways. We really do like you Martin. We really do want to be with you.”

Martin should not have believed the confessions of desire from the three naked women in the pit. But he was reeling from the loss of Lua just moments earlier, and couldn’t shake the feeling that he had been abandoned by her, and that she not telling him that their offspring would kill her was an act of betrayal.

He also thought about all of the other ebu gogo he had impregnated, and realized that when their due dates approached, they would all die too, because the babies, having half of his DNA, would be too large to fit through the ebu gogo’s small birth canals, and would break through their wombs and stomachs as well.

And he knew that the reason the ebu gogo didn’t tell him that his seed would lead to their deaths is that they weren’t human, and didn’t have a human’s developed sense of right and wrong.

But these women in the pit, they were human. Their humanity showed

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