Intrepid Encounter: A SciFi Cyborg Romance (Cyborg Unity Book 5) by Cynthia Sax

Author:Cynthia Sax [Sax, Cynthia]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2023-11-20T18:30:00+00:00

CHAPTER TEN

Olrun fucked the nuts and bolts off her cyborg three more times.

They rested between rounds. She slept. He retrieved a power booster from one of his holsters and reenergized that way.

And then they fucked again.

She had come countless times, and she should’ve been sated. Her muscles were sore. Her body was weary.

Yet the craving for him returned. And the bubbling inside her spread.

“I have to overcome this.” She rolled off her cyborg onto the vegetation-covered ground beside him and stared up at the blue sky.

“Why do you have to overcome this?” He clasped her hand.

She should pull her fingers away from him. But his touch eased some of the tension building inside her. “Valkyries don’t form attachments to non-Valkyries. Even purely sexual ones.”

And she wasn’t certain their connection was one of those.

“Other humanoids and humans die. Death can be…difficult to deal with.” He spoke as though he knew that feeling only too well.

“It is damn difficult to deal with.” The prospect of her daughter Jane dying made her a bit wild. “But that’s not the only reason for that rule.” She was well aware he had a natural unlimited lifespan also. “Attachments make it more difficult to extract the right level of justice for a wrong. In our situation, I’m less likely to hack off all your limbs…even though you deserve that pain.”

“I deserve pain because I’m representing the cyborgs, and one of my kind stole your dagger from the Humanoid Alliance.” Intrepid summed up the situation without her having to outline everything.

He was an impressively intelligent being.

“And you’ve already killed the Humanoid Alliance beings, extracting the right level of justice for the original theft.” He shared that very wrong assumption with her.

“I haven’t done that yet.” She would end their lifespans. With much pain. Her lips curled upward. They had tried to kill her daughter and were the beings responsible for Jane losing her legs.

They were the beings mostly responsible. Guilt jabbed Olrun. She bore some responsibility for Jane’s injuries also. She hadn’t protected her fragile human daughter very well.

“I wanted to retrieve my dagger first.” That sounded like a bovine-shit excuse to her own ears. “And I had planned to transport my daughter to a safe location before I waged war on the Humanoid Alliance.”

“You have your dagger.” Her cyborg waved in the direction of the weapon with his free hand. “And there’s no safer place in the universe for your daughter than where she is right now. My crew would protect her. Argot would trade his lifespan for hers.”

According to Intrepid, his friend liked Jane as much as Jane liked him. And cyborgs didn’t lie. If he believed his crew would protect her daughter, they would do that.

Jane might get over her obsession with the Argot being if she spent more time talking with him. She wouldn’t be tempted to leave the safety of the Sanctuary to communicate with him.

“And you would wait here for me to return and hack your limbs off?” She lifted her eyebrows.

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