Disclaimer: Hi. I'm Maria Angseth. This means that I am not Masahiro Sakurai, and as such, I did not create Super Smash Bros., nor did I create any of the characters within this story. The story itself, though, that's all me. You think Masahiro Sakurai's got the brass ones to have Samus and Zelda have sex in a volcanic hot spring? Shit no he doesn't, fuckin' pansy. As a matter of fact, that's how I'm gonna start this fuckin' chapter. Fuck that guy.
"Ahhhh...Samus! Not so rough!"
"Oh, shut up and take it...you know it feels good."
As scalding geysers erupted all around the small, steamy pool, Samus's teeth grazed across the stiff, ripened nipple of the small-chested queen in her arms. Zelda complained a lot during sex, but Samus knew her well enough to know that if she wasn't satisfied, she would say so with a sharp punch to the shoulder blades, not a halfassed protest derived from pleasure/pain.
"Nnnh...bite
harder...."
"Knew it...whiny little..."
As Samus bit down on the soft pink flesh, the elven girl to whom it belonged tipped her head back, seething with intense masochistic ecstasy. She wasn't a whips and chains sort of girl, but nothing was a bigger turn-on for Zelda than to be bitten and scratched. Her fingernails dug into Samus's shoulders, which made the warrior moan, but nothing had prepared Zelda for the surprise that Samus had in store for her. Her eyes widened and her lips parted to scream. Samus had penetrated her. Some people called such acts mere foreplay, but those people had never spent an evening with Samus Aran's magic fingers.
Samus was focused beyond all belief for a woman who was making love to her wife in a pool of magma-heated water and steam. Her eyes closed and her grip steady, Samus proceeded to pleasure Zelda with almost militaristic diligence, fueled by the raptured whimpers that blossomed forth from her love's thin, gentle lips. The Hunter knew the Hylian's little nooks and crannies almost as well as she knew the surface of her home planet. For a fleeting instant, her thoughts drifted to the ultimatum she'd received from Snake. Link was there...Zebes. That was the dumbest move he could possibly make. It was too easy, there had to be something behind it--
"Ahhh! Ahhh! Samus! I'm about to come!"
Oh yes...to business.
Fingers twisting devilishly, Samus raised her head from Zelda's breasts to her neck, kissing and licking the steam-slick skin before biting it enticingly. It was that burst of sweet, sweet pain that sent Zelda over the edge. Her back arched, her limbs stiffened, and she screamed her climax to the heavens above as every muscle in her lower body tightened, contracted...then relaxed.
As Zelda was clearly too
taken by her orgasm to move quickly, Samus simply lifted her into her
arms, standing and leaving the pool.
"C'mon,
sweetie...mission time," she said quietly, to which Zelda could
only nod.
Re-entering her ship, Samus laid Zelda down, then began
to dry them both. The soft bed in which she'd spent so many nights in
deep space suited Zelda's lithe body more than her own. As she zipped
up her Zero Suit and laid back for the ship to reactivate her armor,
she took a moment to steal a glance at Zelda.
"So beautiful."
Badadada, badadada!
Snake groaned. He hated
being woken up by a Codec call, and knowing his luck it was probably
Mei Ling. He couldn't handle her shrill voice this early in the
morning.
"This is Snake," he grunted, tapping his ear
for clarity.
"I need you to report to the bridge of the
Orpheon. I have a mission for you." Samus Aran's voice was curt
and to the point. She said her words, then cut the channel without so
much as an 'over and out.' Leaving the small holding cell, formerly
for prisoners, that was now his home away from home, Snake cracked
his knuckles, then headed on the long and sometimes perilous trek
toward the bridge.
Twenty minutes, four dead Aqua Reapers, and one cut shoulder later, Snake entered the large comm room where Samus and Zelda stood in front of the restored supercomputer.
"Good to see you,
Snake," Samus muttered as Zelda gave a graceful curtsy.
"What's
the situation?" Snake lit up a cigarette, then offered one to
Samus, who declined.
"Your informant told us that Link is on
Zebes. This is either the work of a madman, a genius, or both."
"You know that planet
better than anyone alive," Snake concurred. "Why would he
go there?"
"My guess is that it's a trap. He'll lure us
there, then ambush us." Samus made an irritated "huff"
noise. "I've decided to send you and one other person there.
You'll be gathering as much intel as you can in the caves of
Brinstar, Norfair, and where Tourian used to be. Your partner on this
mission will be scouring the surface of Zebes...high-speed land
recon."
"My partner?" Snake was used to working
alone. He didn't like the sound of this.
"You'll be relaying
information to each other. I've set up a private Codec
frequency...133.37...that only you two and I will be using."
"So who is my partner?"
As if on cue, the door opened, and a short individual clad in red sneakers(and nothing else) strolled into the room, his mouth permanently fixed in a cocky smirk.
"Hey, hey, so are we
going into space or what?" he crowed, and as soon as he saw
Snake, the two looked at each other with daggers in their eyes. When
they spoke, they spoke at the exact same time.
"I'm not
working with him, am
I?"
Samus turned in her chair,
hands folded on her lap.
"Snake...Sonic. Like it or not, you
two are the best men for the job. I'm well aware of the rivalry
between you, and I expect you to take that rivalry and shove it up
your asses. You're working together on this mission, and if I get any
lip from either of you, I'll burn you to a crisp. Am I
understood?"
"Ma'am." Snake saluted. Sonic let out
a groan, then waved his hand in dismissal. "Yeah, yeah...I'll be
good."
"Be better than
good." Samus tutted, then turned back to the computer.
"You'll
be sent to Zebes via warp magic, courtesy of Marth. He'll be here in
a moment. I suggest you two get ready."
The warp occurred without incident. Marth arrived, then readied two portals to the coordinates Samus specified. He then left in a hurry, saying something along the lines of "I have pondering to do...serious pondering...relationship...divorce."
Upon arrival, Snake turned
to Sonic, his face gruff.
"If we do this, we do it as a team,
Sonic," he stated bluntly. "If I can count on you, then you
can count on me. Can we set our differences aside for the sake of our
mission?"
Sonic expected some military protocol crap like
that from Snake. What he did not expect, however, was for the soldier
to extend his hand. Taken aback, Sonic reached out slowly, which
would mark the first time he did anything
slowly, then shook Snake's hand, his face firm and driven.
"We
can do this," he said simply. "I'm going to run around the
surface of the planet and I'll tell you if I see anything weird.
Where will you be starting?"
Snake cracked his knuckles,
looking toward a small cave.
"I think I'm going to retrace
Samus's footsteps...Brinstar first."
"Got it. I'm
out."
With that, Sonic took off at the speed of sound, and by
the time Snake's feet touched down on the spot where Samus's Zero
Mission began, the hedgehog was already one tenth of the way
finished.
Time seemed to move in slow motion for Sonic. He was too fast even for that...time. It was in times like these, sweeping his shifty eyes over everything he saw, that he wondered what his future held. He'd reached the pinnacle of his prowess, he was sure. That raised a question, though: where does he go from here? He was the fastest living thing in the universe. He could run at such speed that even time paled in comparison. The only thing that outstripped him was light...and that wasn't a target he dare shoot for. He knew the consequences.
Badadada, badadada!
Well, that
was certainly a jerk back to reality.
Tapping his ear, Sonic
slowed down to about six hundred miles per hour so he could hear
himself think.
"Sonic here."
"Progress report,"
came Snake's response.
"So far, it's nothing but Zebes
standard out here," Sonic began. "The only thing weird that
I'm noticing is that there's not much in the way of surface-dwelling
wildlife. What about down there? Are there any Geemers or
anything?"
"Negative...this is
strange." Snake crouched in a small alcove near the entrance to
Norfair. "There must be a reason that they're all gone, and that
raises the question of where
they went."
Sonic slowed, then stopped. "Maybe Link just
killed 'em all?"
"That's unlikely, unless he possesses a
power beyond anything we've ever seen, which I doubt."
"How
you figure?"
"If he had such a power, he would have used
it on Tallon IV," Snake explained. "He wouldn't have to
deal with tricks if he could just poof us off the face of existence."
"Yeah, you got me th...oh my god." Sonic's face contorted, twisted by horror. "Oh my GOD."
Snake stood, walking
towards the door to Norfair's elevator. "What? Sonic, report!
What's happen--....oh."
Sitting on the elevator, blocking its
progress, was the exact same object that had made Sonic nearly piss
himself with fear. It was a large metal sphere, split in half.
Between these two halves sat a timer...counting down.
Snake
immediately began to sprint back the way he'd came, speaking into his
Codec as he ran. "Sonic, meet me at the extraction point! We
need to get out of here, NOW!"
"G...got it! Sonic out!"
Sonic was still shaken by what he saw, but he managed to compose
himself long enough to follow Snake's directive.
00:03
00:02
00:01
00:00
The spheres reached their
climax in unison and burst, giving way to ever-expanding radii of
blue-black nothingness that swallowed everything in its path.
Brinstar began to crumble all around Snake, who'd signaled Samus for
extraction, but just as he approached the exit to Crateria, the
infamous stone structures surrounding the elevator broke and
collapsed around him. Sighing, Snake turned around, eyeing the wall
of crushing death that neared him. He reached into his pouch,
produced a cigarette, and lit up, closing his eyes. Every soldier had
to face death sometime...it looked as if his time was
now.
Shhhhng!
"HAH!"
Snake felt an arm wrap around his waist, then an unidentifiable force pull him upward. Was it an angel come to take him to Valhalla?
Thud.
...probably not.
Snake
opened his eyes and took a look around. He'd returned to the bridge
of the Orpheon. Standing above him was the effeminate warrior Marth,
who wiped some sweat from his brow before addressing Snake.
"You're
welcome."
Snake sat up and looked to his left. Sonic lay on
the ground, presumably unconscious.
"He fainted," Marth
explained. "I'm willing to bet that it was either shock or fear
that did it to him."
Snake rose to his feet, then turned to
address Samus, who stood in front of the supercomputer, now clad in
her armor from the neck down.
"Snake...what did this? What
did you see?"
Snake took a long drag on
his cigarette, then exhaled. He looked weary...weary for the first
time in years.
"Link was luring us into a trap. You were
smart to only send us." He looked his de facto superior directly
in the eye.
"Subspace bombs, Samus. Link has Subspace bombs."
As Samus's eyes widened
and Zelda clapped her hands over her mouth, the main computer screen
flashed with notification of an incoming call. Samus turned slowly
and opened the channel. On the other end was the one person she knew
she could count on to do a flyover of Hyrule.
"Samus! This is
Falco! There's a barrier surrounding Castle Hyrule on all sides! It's
iridescent, like....like....oh, god....it's Tabuu! Link's got Tabuu
trapped and he's using his wings to protect the castle! I'm pulling
out! I'm comin' back right now!"
As the channel closed, Samus
turned to Snake. The soldier was a step ahead of her, having already
produced a lit cigarette for her. Both warriors took a drag, then
puffed a cloud into the air. Snake was the first to speak.
"...God help us. God help us all."
