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  Futanari Demigoddess 8

  Siren’s Song

  By Hayden Archer

  Copyright 2014 Hayden Archer

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  First digital edition electronically published by Hayden Archer, November 2014

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  I stopped and blinked as I opened the door to the dorm common area.

  “What the hell?” Sarah said.

  “What the hell indeed,” I said.

  The wild drunken party I’d seen when I was making my way up to the dorm room had given way to a wild drunken orgy the likes of which I’d never seen before in my life. I briefly wondered if that orgy was a result of whatever power seem to be asserting itself over the campus or if it had more to do with the strange way my powers had run out of control and threatened to burn me to a crisp before I release them.

  I still wasn’t sure exactly how powerful I could be, and it wasn’t outside the realm of possibility that I could’ve sent out a blast that affected the entire dorm. There was just too much weird shit going on lately for me to figure out exactly what was happening. Exactly what was my fault and exactly what was being caused by the weird shit that seemed to surround me since my transformation last Friday.

  Sarah licked her lips and took a step forward but I reached out a hand and placed it against her impossibly tight stomach to stop her. She cast an irritated glance my way and I could see a strange glaze cloud her face.

  “Trust me,” I said. “You don’t want to join that.”

  My words seemed to break whatever spell had started to come over her. That made me wonder if it wasn’t me. I definitely wasn’t reaching out with my powers right now, that was for sure. I almost thought of reaching out towards the people writhing in the dorm common area, but thought better of it. I just didn’t know enough about what was going on to be able to know whether or not that would be a good idea.

  Besides, I desperately needed to get back to the history building. Back to my friends. Back to Professor Jones who I hoped could provide a little more insight into exactly what the hell was going on here. I had a feeling she was at the bottom of this, or at the very least her mysterious sponsor who’d been causing all this trouble was at the bottom of it. And I intended to question her and not give her a chance to weasel her way out of it this time.

  I took Sarah by the hand and we moved around the edge of the common area towards the exit. I didn’t trust her to leave her in the dorm alone. To be perfectly honest, I was afraid of what might happen if I left her alone. I was afraid of what I was going to find when I got back to the history building.

  Friends who I left on their own tended to disappear lately, and that was not a trend I appreciated.

  We stepped out of the dorm into absolute chaos. People and creatures running all around. Earlier I’d thought those things were people in costume, but now that I really looked I realized those weren’t costumes. There were actual honest to gods monsters running around chasing people.

  Before we’d taken two steps out of the dorm a creature that looked like a combination of man and wolf, I guess you could say a werewolf though I’m sure there was some mythological name for the damned thing that sounded more impressive than werewolf, jumped out and started running towards us.

  Sara shrieked, but I rolled my eyes. The creature continued barreling towards us and I stepped forward. I didn’t even bother to reach out with my powers. I’d dealt with this sort of thing before, after all, and I wasn’t particularly scared or worried. I was a fucking demigoddess. Bring it.

  The thing seemed to hesitate as it got closer, but its momentum was carrying it forward. It had already committed, and there was no getting away. As it approached us that hesitation gave me all the time I needed. It was as though I was moving in slow motion as I brought my hands into a fist and punched with all the strength I could muster.

  Another sneaking suspicion of mine was confirmed as my fist made contact with the creature. Too human eyes widened and its mouth went from a snarl to wide open surprise as it let out a yelp that sounded very canine. It went flying back a good thirty to forty feet and skidded against the pavement. I looked down at my fist and shook it out, my own eyes wide.

  It looked like Felicity was wrong. Apparently super strength was another one of the fun abilities I’d been granted. Maybe it was because of the medallion, maybe it was just because I was a special snowflake in the demigoddess world, but whatever it was I wasn’t going to knock it. Particularly if it let me protect myself.

  I glanced around with a scowl on my face and already I could see several other creatures, obviously out of mythology but I had no idea what the fuck they were since I never paid attention to that stuff when I was in school, slunk away with fearful looks on their faces. Hell, a couple of students who’d been running stopped and stared at me with an equal amount of fear. When they saw me looking at them they also turned and ran.

  “You’re welcome!” I shouted. “I just the ran off the scary monsters, that’s all!”

  Whatever. They could run and hide. I had better things to do. I needed to get back to the history building. Everything was chaos on campus, and I couldn’t help but worry that the chaos was centered around the history building. Or at the very least whatever was causing the chaos would center its attention on the history building and my friends since whatever it was had tried coming at me directly and it hadn’t done a damn bit of good.

  “Holy shit,” Sarah said.

  I turned and she was looking at me with of the same mixture of fear and awe. I rolled my eyes and took her hand in my own, pulling her along. I didn’t have time to chase after her if she decided to run away. I wasn’t going to let a single one of my friends out of my sight until this whole thing was over. Until I’d figured out exactly what the hell was going on.

  I hadn’t been in the dorm too long, but already it was getting dark. Streetlights flickered and then finally came on as we made our way down a sidewalk towards the history building. There were no cars to be seen. I had a feeling things on campus were only going to get worse as darkness fell.

  It was already dark enough that off in the distance I could see a faint glow flickering against the sky. As though somebody had set fire to something. There was a loud bang and in another direction a massive explosion went off. I squeezed my eyes shut for a moment and opened them, hoping this might all be some sort of dream and I was just about to wake up. Only the chaos surrounding me insisted on persisting even after I opened my eyes.

  I sighed. It looked like I was going to have to do something about this after all. It was weird. I didn’t particularly feel like a good guy. The girl in the white hat. The knight in shining armor riding off to save the world. I was just a cheerleader who had one hell of an ancient practical joke played on her and I’d been trying to keep up ever since. Definitely not the saving the world type.

  Oh well. Good. Bad. I was the girl with the demigoddess superpowers.

  I guess that was going to have to be qualification enough.

  “What the hell is going on?” Sarah asked.

  There was a distinct note of panic rising in her voice. I glanced over to her and saw something mor
e than panic rising in her face. In her voice. She looked and sounded like she was about to lose it. Not that I could blame her. I had ridiculous superpowers and I was still feeling a little unsettled by this whole thing.

  “I’m a demigoddess,” I said as we continued walking. I kept an eye out for anyone who might be approaching us. Any monsters who might decide to cause some trouble.

  “A what?”

  “A demigoddess,” I repeated. “You know, daughter of a goddess. All that.”

  “I know what a demigoddess is,” Sarah snapped back. “I just didn’t think I heard you correctly the first time.”

  “Yeah, whatever,” I said. “I picked up some ancient medallion and that caused me to grow a little surprise between my legs a few days ago and ever since then ancient evils and unspeakable monsters from antiquity have been trying to chase me down and steal my powers,” I said. “It’s really kind of exhausting.”

  I glanced over to see if there was any indication she believed a word of it. Given how over-the-top religious she was I had a feeling she wasn’t going to react well to having her entire cosmology called into question, but to my surprise she just shrugged.

  “Makes sense,” she said.

  I stopped and blinked. “Really?”

  “You say you’re a demigoddess and you have special powers. You say ancient monsters are chasing after you. I just saw you punch a monster back a few hundred feet. What else makes sense given all that?”

  I blinked again. “I’m just surprised. You’re so nonchalant about this sudden revelation.”

  “Let’s just say I’m still hoping I’m going to wake up and this is all a bad dream,” Sarah said.

  I laughed as I started walking again. “You and me both Sarah. You and me both.”

  “So where are we going anyways?” Sarah asked.

  “Back to the history building,” I said. “I have a few friends over there and I think they might be in trouble.”

  “I think everyone on campus is in trouble,” Sarah muttered.

  I didn’t respond to that. To be perfectly honest I was inclined to agree with her. People were running and screaming every which way, and the lights that had only recently come on were already flickering around us. Almost as though they were threatening to go out entirely. I half expected to see transformers blowing up in the distance, but there was none of that yet.

  I could see the history building off in the distance. So close and yet so far. As I looked at the building several bolts of lightning lanced out of the air and seemed to strike it. That definitely didn’t seem like a good sign. Not a good sign at all.

  We’d reached one of the main roads that ran from the dorm off to the other buildings through campus. It was a straight shot from here down to the history building, but as I glanced down the street I saw shadows moving. I heard yells and other noises. Things that sounded almost like animals. And there seemed to be an awful lot of shadows moving around the edges of the street.

  Chances were I could’ve dealt with anything that came at us, but I decided that discretion was probably the better part of valor. It would probably be a better idea to avoid any confrontation until I got to the history building. After all, I had no idea what was waiting for me there.

  There was another path into the building. It ran through a wooded area and past a big pond in the center of campus, but I hoped there would be a fewer things creeping and crawling through that area. At the very least there’d probably be fewer college students walking through the creepy woods with all this crap going down. Fewer college students who knew what was good for them, at least.

  I headed down the small path into the woods.

  “Um, Valerie?” Sarah asked.

  “What’s up?”

  “I couldn’t help but notice that you’re walking towards the creepy wooded path and not down the nice wide street that has lights and everything,” she said.

  As though to punctuate what she said the lights flickered one last time and went out sending everything into darkness. The inhuman hooting and hollering off in the distance seemed to pick up as the lights went out. There was still twinkling from various dorms and buildings, but the streetlights were completely gone. I turned to Sarah in the darkness and grimaced.

  “You were saying?”

  “Never mind,” Sarah muttered.

  I smiled and continued down the path. A moment later I heard Sarah’s feet on the asphalt as she followed.

  “So remind me how the creepy woods are better than the main street?” Sarah asked.

  “Fewer people going through here,” I said.

  “And remind me how leaving the dorms rather than staying there where it was nice and safe is a better plan?”

  “I don’t think they’re going to stay nice and safe for long,” I replied. “Either way I need to find my friends. And as long as you’re with me you’re going where I go.”

  We walked on in silence for a few minutes. It was so dark under the trees that I could barely see a foot in front of me, but I’d been down this path often enough that I wasn’t too worried. I could probably walk this in my sleep. The path leading to the history building also happened to be one of the many paths that led to fraternity row where they were always willing to give a cute girl free booze even if they were assholes. Hell, there’d been plenty of times when I’d walked home in either a drunken or hung over stupor. So it was pretty safe to say I could do the entire walk on instinct alone.

  I still heard screams and shrieking going in the distance, but I tried not to pay attention to that. I tried not to think about anything that might be going on around us, and then I had a brilliant idea. If I could use my power to feel people’s minds then who was to say I couldn’t use it to reach out and try and feel for things trying to sneak up on us? I’d already proven I could use it as a sort of general area of affect thing, to borrow a term from one of the dorks who helped me with my math homework but was always a too busy with video games to really have a chance with a girl.

  So I hesitantly reached out.

  And immediately wished I hadn’t. I could feel people all around us, though none of them seemed to be aware of us. None of the things out there seemed to be worried about the two girls walking the path. Some of those minds felt human, but a lot of them didn’t. I don’t know how it was I could tell. They were just… Different.

  “What’s wrong?” Sarah whispered.

  Her words broke my concentration and then I couldn’t feel anything around us any longer. I shook my head and kept walking. “Nothing.”

  “I can’t see a damned thing,” Sarah said.

  “Don’t worry,” I said. “I know where we’re going in.”

  “Maybe this will help,” Sarah said.

  I was trying to reach out with my powers once more, trying to get an idea of exactly what was out there, when I was blinded by a bright white light. For a moment I worried that some sort of explosion had gone off right around us, but as I blinked in the light and looked over to the source I realized Sarah had pulled out her cell phone and was shining the flash around like a flashlight.

  “What the hell?” I snapped.

  “I couldn’t see anything!” Sarah said.

  This wasn’t good. This definitely wasn’t good. I could feel the things around us, and if they hadn’t been paying attention to us before they definitely seemed interested now. A bright shining light in the middle of the woods? That just screamed some stupid college kid who didn’t know what the hell they were doing announcing their position to the world.

  Damn it.

  “Turn it off!” I said.

  I glanced into the trees surrounding us. They weren’t so thick that you could call this a proper forest, but they were definitely thick enough that it made it very difficult to see anything moving in them. I caught flashes of movement in the darkness beyond the edge of Sarah’s cell phone light, but that was all they were. Flashes. Only from my powers I knew there were things lurking out there. I wasn’t sure what the hell t
hey were, but I knew enough from my past couple of days to know it was definitely crap I didn’t want to deal with right now.

  I wasn’t particularly afraid, I was a seemingly all-powerful demigoddess who seemed to be developing new superpowers every moment after all, but I was worried for Sarah. I wasn’t sure if I could protect her if something decided to attack us.

  The light went out, but the damage was done. I could feel things moving towards us, and as they got closer their thoughts grew clearer. Almost as though it was difficult to sense nonhuman thoughts until they were almost right on top of me. That definitely was not a comforting thought.

  “Damn it, damn it, damn it!”

  “What’s wrong?” Sarah asked.

  There was panic rising in her voice again. I realized that she was going off of the panic that was starting to show in my own voice. I needed to keep this under control. I needed to make sure she didn’t freak out. The last thing I needed was for her to lose control and go running off into the woods where I really wouldn’t be able to do anything to help her.

  The things out there were moving closer. Closer. Her cell phone light was gone so I couldn’t see the shadowy movement anymore, but I could hear things out there. Little things. Big things. None of them sounded like the sort of things that I’d want to run into in the middle of a dark wooded area.

  “What the hell is that?” Sarah asked.

  She moved closer to me, putting her arm around me and squeezing me tight. At any other time the feeling of her body against me would’ve been enough to catch my attention. I wasn’t so far gone with fear that I couldn’t notice the delicious way her slim body molded to my own. She just felt so damn good.

  I shook my head. I needed to focus. I needed to concentrate on the things coming towards us, on keeping Sarah safe, and not on the sweet music that seemed to be dancing through my brain every time Saran snuggled against me.

  I shook my head. Sweet music? Where did that come from?

  As I looked around the darkness I realized I wasn’t just making that up. There was music playing. Some sort of haunting song drifting through the trees. Where the hell had that come from? Why the hell was it causing my cock to stand to attention between my legs?