Decisive Action
25-12-2004, 10:16
Between Decisive Action and Democratic Colonies. A sort of follow-up to the old FSI conference that really never went anywhere. Although this concerns the intrigues on the NMWO and the Committee of Three (Dieter Thaller, Hans Stahlecker, and Harold Fabus)
This RP contains language, some violence, and adult situations, reader discretion is advised.
Viconia International Airport. It was, as always, a bustling hub of air traffic with both passenger and cargo aircraft lined up on the tarmac or orbiting above in the overcast sky.
One aircraft, however, stood out in particular, in among the crowded runways of Viconia International - a sleek white Concorde with bold black text proclaiming "Colonial Department of Foreign Affairs" along the side. It was Secretary Kelli Perim's personal supersonic transport.
It was fast-tracked through the takeoff manifests, and was airborne within minutes - destination: Jackson City, Mississippi.
A few hours later, the plane was about to enter Mississippian airspace, when over the radio, "Attention, attention, aircraft of DC origin, state your intentions..."
Secretary Perim replied to the transmission from her seat aboard the luxury liner.
"This is Secretary Kelli Perim, Colonial Department of Foreign Affairs. I've been sent on official diplomatic business."
The commander at the air defense command had heard something about her making a visit earlier, so he responded, "Fine... Where are you landing, Jackson City or Stalingrad Estate? Those are the only two places you need to worry about if you have government business... Unless you're going to Biloxi or Philadelphia."
"We'll land at Jackson City." replied Perim.
The air defense commander then replied, "Ah, so you must have business with the Czarina, she is currently in Jackson City overseeing the Commonwealth Senate proceedings... The Czar is in Stalingrad."
"Very well then, we'd like to land at Stalingrad." replied Perim, jotting down a note to herself on the location of the Czarina.
The commander then stated, "Well okay, but remember, Stalingrad is well-guarded, don't get any funny ideas about anything, we're watching, the eye in the sky... Big brother is watching you."
Perim's protective detail of 16 agents from the Colonial Security Bureau stirred nervously in their seats as they listened to the ongoing conversation that was taking place.
"Understood, we have nothing but peaceful intentions." replied Perim.
One of the CSB agents withdrew his P221 pistol and chambered a round into it before replacing it into his shoulder holster under his jacket.
"Never hurts to be prepared." he commented.
A short while later they landed at the runway at the Stalingrad estate. Immediately after coming to a halt, the plane was stormed by an SRG commando unit, using dogs designed to sniff for chemicals used in bullets, the commandos confiscated all guns, and then patted everybody down to check for knives. As the captain of the squad was checking Ms. Perim, he made a point to run his hands up and down her legs, longer than would be required for any search, no matter how thorough... He then swatted her playfully in the butt, "You're clear, you can go."
Perim's protective detail watched closely as the SRG commando ran his hands over the secretary's body, but made no actions to stop him. Perim kept her face a stiff mask while the commando completed his obviously enjoyable task.
Taking a few steps away from the commando and motioning one of the CSB agents over to grab her bag, she brushed back a few loose strands of hair before asking where the Czar was.
The captain pointed to the mansion, the 1.2 million square foot mansion, a palace, a maze of a palace, "Where else would he be... He is in there... Probably in his favorite smoking lounge, since the Czarina is away on matters of state in Jackson City, he likes to sneak a few smokes..."
"Right." replied Perim in a business like manner. "Now, can I be shown to him now, or shall I have to undergo the groping of some more military personnel before that can happen?"
Perim's protective detail visibly tensed as her tone became more cutting and she finished her remark.
The captain shook his head, "Heck, you can just walk on in, just make sure you knock at whatever room he is in, before you enter." He pointed her to the side entrance room on the mansion, "That door there, just go in, straight for about two hundred feet, and take your third right after the hallway splits, you'll be at his favorite smoking room."
Perim nodded and then gestured to a few of her agents.
"Denton, Jones, Moyahan, Carswell. Accompany me. the rest of you, stay with the plane for now."
The captain shook his head, "No ma'am... No armed forces personnel are allowed inside, they can all wait here."
One of the agents coughed politely before speaking.
"Technically, we're civilian security and law enforcement personnel." he said. He seemed like he was going to continue, but Perim interrupted him.
"It's quite alright Carswell, I'll be fine." she said, glancing at the still present SRG commando.
"Just wait for me." she ordered before exiting the aircraft and entering the massive estate that was the Czar's mansion.
Roger was sitting in his favorite smoking lounge as the captain had predicted, with a pipe of Mississippian Egyptian tobacco, wondering what he would do for the day, it was still a bit cold and snowy outside from the recent weather problems, maybe he'd go deer hunting or target shooting.
Kelli Perim found her way to what she presumed was the Czar's smoking room without too much difficulty. Taking a deep breath, she knocked softly but firmly on the massive door that was before her.
Roger called out, "Yes, who is it... It's open, come in..."
Perim eased open the door to the Czar's smoking lounge, allowing the scent of rich tobacco to make its way into the hallway beyond.
"Secretary Kelli Perim, Department of Foreign Affairs from the Democratic Colonies." she said.
Roger frowned, "I know who you are..." he then demanded, "How did you get in here? They're letting anybody in these days, eh?"
"I assure you Czar Fabus, your personnel gave me quite a thorough pat down before they let me in." said Perim dryly.
He sighed, "Fine, what do you want... I'm busy, can't you see I'm busy..." He was just sitting there, a pipe in one hand, a bottle of brandy at the table next to him, a half-empty glass in his other hand.
"It's quite simple." said Perim, taking a seat for herself.
He looked at her, still frowning a bit, "Well, out with it then. My time is valuable."
"The Colonial Government is interested in the repeated references you and your top level officials have made to a 'new world order'."
He shook his head and sighed, "There is no such thing, it's all just old men with too much time on their hands, wishful thinking about expanding their power."
"We are concerned about what a 'new world order', as envisioned by you and your supporters would resemble."
Perim absently mindedly uncrossed and recrossed her legs as she took on a slightly wandering tone.
"The Colonial Intelligence Service has its ideas, but I'd like to hear them from you, the Czar himself. Will there be blacks in every coal mine? Jews in every work camp?"
"Glorious white masters with dominions that span the entire globe?"
Roger chuckled a bit, "There is no such plan, there may be, but I have nothing to do with it... I think you had a few too many drinks on the plane."
Perim laughed softly.
"Come on Czar... you've made it no secret that you would love to cleanse the world of some of the filth that currently inhabit it. God knows that the world could use a nice cleaning over right now. And I know you Czar,"
Perim leaned forwards in her seat.
"You plan for every single possibility. So out with it, spill the beans - what is your grand vision, your vision for the future of mankind, for the children of you and me."
He shook his head, "No, there is no plan, can't you see that... If there is, I don't know about it..." He gave her a slight disconcerting look, "Isn't that skirt a bit too short for this weather, or any weather here for that matter, it's hardly fitting with our accepted social standards of modesty..."
Perim glanced down at her skirt.
"I actually find it quite fine." she said.
"Most people don't realize this about DC, but the capitol city of Viconia has some of the worst weather in the Colonies. Seems like we get more rain there than London and Seattle combined - I'm actually finding it quite pleasant in this climate."
He sighed a bit, "Well here in Mississippi, we have rules and regulations, ethics and values..."
"We have values in the Colonies as well." replied Perim. "Just because ours include a more accepting opinion of the human body doesn’t mean it's wrong."
He frowned, "Fine, believe what you want... Now moving along, why EXACTLY, are you here? What do you hope to achieve by asking me questions about crazy conspiracies?"
"Come on now Czar," began Perim. "You can't honestly think that I'll just dismiss your repeated references to a 'new world order' as a just some conspiracy. There is documented proof, video records of repeated references to the term. My purpose here is to
He frowned, "Listen here missy, there is no NWO, get it through your head, okay?"
Perim leaned back in her seat and let out a soft sigh.
"Of course Czar, there is no NWO. Now then, how about you telling me just about your personal vision for the future of mankind and our children? No NWO in sight, just your vision for our kids."
He frowned, "What do you mean, mankind and our children, I don't intend to have any children with you, and I don't care about mankind, only Mississippian kind."
"Of course." said Perim without missing a beat. "The point I was trying to make was, what is your vision for the world? For Mississippi in the long years after our time?"
He smiled, "To rule as much as he can, and to be as prosperous as he can, to endure all times of trouble."
"Come on now Czar. Isn't that a little vague?"
He sighed, "Rule Africa for one, if we can, there, is that specific enough?"
"Of course." said Perim, listening intently. "What are your future plans in terms of relations with nations like the Democratic Colonies?"
He shook his head, "Undecided, but we'll never allow ourselves to be second fiddle to your kind.
"My kind?" said Perim in mock horror. She placed one hand on a well toned, nylon clad knee.
"I assure you Czar, since you've made an issue of it, that I am probably as white as you are. Descended from an offshoot of the Royal Family of Vedra, which in turn, was an offshoot of the noble families of Britain."
He shook his head, "That's not what I meant at all, you're all white, yes, but your values and ethics are in need of major improvement, they're quite lacking, for the time being."
"What's wrong with our values and ethics?" asked Perim.
Roger nearly laughed, but stifled it, "Well look at you for one, what sort of nations entrusts insane women that dress like... Well I won't even go there... The point is in a few decades it won't matter what nations lack values and ethics today, for change is coming, oh yes, change."
"Oh... and what changes would those be?" cooed Perim, ignoring the comments made about her for the time being.
He boasted, "Well for one, Christianity will be a world religion..."
He immediately corrected himself, "Wait, it already is a world religion, I meant THE world religion."
"Of course," said Perim, admiration in her voice. "Please, go on."
He nodded his head, "The world will speak English, English and Mississippikaans."
Perim laughed softly, "You know Czar, that's actually pretty close to a goal of my government as well."
He grinned at this part, "Ah, well something tells me they won't get the chance to even attempt their long-term goals."
"Oh." said Perim sheepishly. "And why would that be?" She smiled broadly before answering her own question. "I'll leave and no one in government will be able to function anymore without my irresistible perk?"
He chuckled a bit, "No of course not, your nation will someday be administered by one the Stahleckers, he'll be a governor-general of it once it's our territory, as is standard procedure."
"The Stahleckers." said Perim, seemingly absent-mindedly. "I do believe I've met one of them before."
He shook his head, "No, I don't suppose you have... But after your nation is added to our list of Commonwealth possessions, you'll meet lots of Stahleckers, well not the Stahleckers personally, you'll meet their regime soldiers."
Perim leaned back in her chair while playing with a strand of her hair.
"Oh, you know, all these Commonwealth members you have... and all the ones you're going to gain. Pretty soon, it's going to become hard for the average citizen to even remember them all. I mean, you've already got so many in the Commonwealth, and think of all the nations that could join..."
Perim undid the top button of her blouse as she fanned herself with one slender hand.
"Oh gee, is it just me, or is it getting a bit hot?
Roger was not amused, "No, it's just you, it's perfectly fine in here... And nations don't join the Commonwealth, we enlist them in it, some need more encouragement than others."
"Well," said Perim. "That makes perfect sense - still though, all those new members..."
He smiled a bit, "Yes, and to think, one day the world will be members." It was quite clear he was a bit drunk, not too badly drunk, but he was bragging about desires to take over the world, he'd obviously had a few too many.
"Oh yes, the entire world itself!" said Perim, her voice giddy with excitement. She again began to play with a strand of her hair while she uncrossed and recrossed her legs.
"It would take quite a while to get the whole world in though, wouldn't it?"
He shook his head, "Not really... After we double and then triple the size of our armed forces, and our allies do likewise, which we'll have tripled in two decades via breeding programs, we'll kick-off our campaign."
"Breeding... sounds like a fun program." giggled Perim.
He again was not amused, he muttered under his breath, "I'm sure somebody like you would think so..." He then said in a normal volume, "Hmmm... Speaking of which, why aren't you married and why don't you have children yet, how old are you?"
"Oh Czar," laughed Perim. "Hasn’t anyone ever told you it's impolite to ask a lady her age? If you must know though, I'm 31. I've never had time for much of a romantic life..."
She gazed at the Czar's face.
"Afterall, my career in Foreign Affairs always seems to keep me from finding the right man for me. I know he's out there somewhere though...."
She gazed into the Czar's eyes.
"Someone strong, morally righteous..."
"With the will and the power to shape the world for the better..."
Roger frowned, he didn't like where this was going, "Hmmm... Well 31 and unmarried, that is a problem, probably a result of a sick society... I could arrange for you to marry an RG officer if you'd like, I have many friends in the armed forces."
"An officer?" asked Perim. "What about someone higher....up....the chain of command?"
Perim slowly but noticeably spread her legs by a slight amount as she continued to gaze into the Czar's eyes.
Roger sighed and turned his head, trying not to make it obvious that he was not really looking at her. A while ago he had finished his cigar, so he took out another one and lit it up.
"Oh..." said Perim, feigning injury. "I suppose that an officer is all that a woman like me could hope for, right? I mean, what with the many beautiful women men like you already have at your disposal... why would you want a plain British descended girl like me, huh?"
Roger chuckled, "I myself am entirely English in ancestry, although I have relatives, mostly cousins, all across Europe...” His tone grew quite serious, “Anyway, there is only one woman for me... My wife, the Czarina, Alice."
Perim started to sobbed softly.
"It's always been like this." she said.
"I've always tried and tried and tried so very hard to please the men that I admire so much, but I am never as pleasing as I wish I was."
Perim sobbed again.
"Oh please Czar, will you forgive me?"
After she started to cry he sighed, "Ah come on, don't get upset now, I'm sure you could find yourself a man, a man who is single..."
"Are you really sure Czar? A man who is strong and true and rightous could love a plain woman like me?"
Roger nodded his head, "Yes, and there is no need to insult yourself, you're not some plain peasant... But anyway, can we get back to whatever topic it was we were discussing?" As he asked that, he set his cigar down and poured himself another glass of brandy.
"Oh Czar," said Perim, wiping at her eyes.
"You've answered all my questions like a true gentleman would. You want to encourage the spread of English world wide, a cause that the Colonial Government supports, and you want to restore order to Africa, yet another noble cause. This is all I needed to know."
Secretary Perim rebuttoned her blouse and stood up from her chair.
Roger set his glass down and looked up, "Is that all then?"
"Yes Czar." said Perim, nodding rapidly. She extended a hand. "You've been a true gentlemen and a credit to your nation."
He cautiously extend his hand to shake hers, "I suppose... Okay..."
Secretary Perim made her way back out to her personal jet, the clicking of her high heels echoing through the corridors of the mansion as she left the massive estate.
She found that her protective detail of CSB agents were standing nearly exactly as she'd left them, glaring at the still present SRG commandos onboard the aircraft.
"Tell the pilot to prepare for departure." she ordered a nearby agent.
"I'm going to my restroom - don't take off without my order."
Secretary Perim's restroom seemed much larger than it had to be to the casual observer. Visitors often wondered why the Secretary would insist on such a large restroom on an aircraft that wasn't nearly as large as some other government transports.
Some blamed vanity, or perhaps just love of a nice shower, but neither of these explanations rang true. The reality of it was, Secretary Perim had a satellite communications system hidden in a wall. She rarely had to use the device, but in situations like these, when foreign troops were aboard the aircraft itself, it became priceless.
Once it was fully exposed, Perim engaged initiated contact with the Democratic Colonies: a videoconference involving Director Walton Simons of the Colonial Intelligence Service, and Vice President Juliet LeFlore.
Both officials were no more than slightly surprised by the Mississippian plan for world domination, although the time frame and the breeding program took both of them off guard.
While the risk was considered great, the information that could be attained was considered to be of the highest value. The Intelligence Service wanted to know the nature of the breeding program. Secretary Perim needed to go back in and get more out of the Czar.
From her restroom hideout, using a system that many thought was ridiculous when they were first told of it, Perim instructed the pilot of the Concorde to create some sort of mechanical error, something that would keep them grounded for some time longer. Upon the pilot's confirmation, and after having a quick word with one of her agents, Secretary Perim once again walked past the CSB and SRG personnel glaring at each other and made her way to the Czar's smoking room.[/b]
Roger had since gotten quite drunk and was lying on his couch in the lounge, he looked at the door when it opened, "Hello, who is that there?"
"It's me, the plain looking British girl." said Perim, hoping that the Czar would more easily accept her as being someone of British heritage than a Colonial government official.
He shook his head, "What are you doing back here?"
"My plane." she said, making a short gesture with one arm.
She continued, "My plane is grounded for the time being. Mechanical problems. I can't fly, I have no place to go."
He sighed, "So, you have a plane, stay in it..."
"Heating system's down." said Perim. "It's cold, and we can't cook."
He frowned, "Fine, you can stay here for a while, just try to keep out of the way... I was getting ready to go to sleep anyway, I've might has had too much to drink."
He slurred his last sentence a bit, it was hard to miss.
Perim smiled warmly. "Thank you so very, very much for your hospitality." she said. She walked over the Czar and attempted to give him a hug.
Roger leaned back a bit, "Woah.. What you doing there..." he shifted and readjusted himself on the couch.
"I want to thank you so much for letting me stay here with you. You're the perfect gentleman Czar..." said Perim, still smiling warmly.
He sighed and moved over on the couch, trying to put some more distance between himself and her.
"Where shall I and my people rest?" asked Perim perkily.
He frowned a bit, "There are dozens of guestrooms all throughout this mansion, the servants can show them to them."
"Thank you again Czar." said Perim as she left to inform her security detail and flight crew of what just happened.
Some servants led the each of the crew to a guestroom. Roger had gone to his private office, where he went to do work, he was resting on his pullout bed there, he didn't want to be bothered with having to climb an entire flight of stairs to get to his normal room.
Pretending to want to check on her crew and guards to ensure that their rooms were alright, Perim managed to inform few of her protective detail of a task that she had in mind for them.
Barely an hour after being shown to their rooms, Agent Denise Bay quietly slipped out of her room.
Almost immediately, the two guards standing outside her door looked at her, trained their guns on her and one demanded, "What are you doing out of your room?" They had no idea Roger had ordered two SRG to stand outside each room.
"Well, ah, I was just wondering if I could have anything to eat." replied Bay. "Perhaps a light dinner... some eggs?"
The man shook his head, "Get back in your room, the food will be sent up."
"Thanks." said Bay, before slipping back into her room.
She glanced around the room for any other exits of any kind, air ducts, heating vents, loose ceiling or floor tiles revealing crawlspaces....
Agent Bay couldn't find any of what she was looking for, although she did suppose that perhaps she could climb out onto the window ledge. It'd have to wait until the SRG personnel brought up her food though, she certainly didn't want them to notice her gone. In the meantime though, she hoped that Secretary Perim was having better luck than her in getting useful information.
Secretary Perim eased open the door to the outside hall.
There were no guards outside her room, one had gone to grab a drink, the other suddenly had to rush to the bathroom to avoid crapping his pants, just her luck.
Looking around to ensure that no one was watching, she stepped into the hall, eased her door shut again, and started towards the Czar's smoking room, hoping he'd still be there. She was now dressed in a lacy white negligee and was nearly silent as she padded on the carpeted floors barefoot.
Roger stirred a bit in his drunken sleep, he called out, "Somebody there?"
The office. Someone was calling out from the office.
Perim entered the office, forgetting the smoking room for the time being, and found the Czar half asleep on a pullout bed.
Seeing an opportunity she couldn't pass up, she slowly lowered herself onto the bed, being careful not the wake the Czar.
She slowly placed an arm onto his chest.
Roger stirred a bit in his sleep.
She let her face rest on his shoulder as she slowly began to stroke his well-toned, muscular chest.
Roger stirred again in his sleep.
Perim slowly moved her massaging hand lower and lower until it reached his crotch.
He smiled in his sleep and let out a soft sigh of pleasure.
"Roger..." said Perim quietly in as sultry of a voice as she could manage.
Roger called out a bit in his sleep, "Yes..." He didn’t really know he a habit of talking in his sleep.
"You are the hero that will change the world forever." whispered Perim, taking one of Roger's hands and placing it on her breast.
Roger smiled, too drunk and semi-unconscious to really know what was going on... He slurred out a sentence, "Who is that there here, is that you Alice, home early?"
Well, this is certainly working out to my advantage thought Perim.
"Yes darling." she said. "I've missed you."
Roger smiled again, "Hmm... I'm too tired now though, we'll talk later perhaps."
Perim continued to massage Roger in all the right places.
"Come on now Roger... You're strong as a bull." said Perim.
Roger grinned but then sighed, "Not now, okay."
"Oh, what's wrong Roger?" asked Perim gently. "Is there something wrong with the breeding program? I should have been told if there is."
Roger shook his head, his eyes still closed, he mumbled a bit, "Remember though, you're pregnant already..."
Jesus Christ though Perim to herself. That's quite a bombshell.
"I know Roger, I know." she said. "God though, sometimes I just worry so much about the breeding program..."
Roger frowned a bit, "Why is that?"
"It's just so important to our future Roger... I just want it all to work, that's all."
Roger nodded his head as he gently pulled her on top of him, "Don't worry, it'll work..."
She placed one soft hand onto his face and felt the gentle contours of his features as she spoke. "So much could go wrong though... like..."
He shook his head, "Like what?"
"Well, you tell me." said Perim playfully, taking Roger's hand and again placing it upon her breast.
He chuckled a bit, "Don't worry, all the nations inclined to oppose us, will be taken out before they get too strong. Sevaris hassled us in Libya, they'll be taken out within a few years hopefully... And then DC hassled us over the FSI issue; we'll lay waste to them within three years time... We'll take them all."
"But surely, they could stop us if they knew about the program... there is no system without weaknesses, even one as brilliantly designed as ours."
He shook his head, "Not at all, we'd use the entire RG and SRG if we had to, and our allies best forces, to knock out our enemies one by one, probably starting with the DC, The Canadian Union, or Sevaris."
"Good." said Perim, running a hand through Roger's hair. "Afterall, we wouldn't want them to know about our breeding program. Afterall, it's probably the most important part of our entire plan, right?"
He shook his head, "No, not really, the advanced... Advanced... Well the advances in..." He was too drunk to remember, "Stuff... Advanced stuff..." He got tired of answering questions and with a grin he said, "You're talking a bit too much, why don't you see to it you put your mouth to other tasks..."
Perim giggled nervously. "Of course Roger." she said, trying not to let the uneasiness she felt creep into her voice.
She lowered her mouth down to Roger's neck and slowly ran her lips down his body until she arrived at his crotch. Trying not to think too much about what she was doing, she got started.
Roger grinned and told her to keep going.
She continued while still trying to avoid thinking about the fact that she was performing sexual acts on a man that many in the world wished dead, or worse.
She continued, simply kept going, thought about the service she was doing her nation, and indeed, the free world, and the intelligence she could gain.
It was then, of course, that the realization that it could all be a trick, a huge trap of humiliating proportions occurred to her.
Perhaps he knew it was her. Perhaps the intelligence was all false.
The thought of that terrified her, but even so, she continued in her act.
After she finished, he opened his eyes, but he was far too drunk even to tell who it was, he then patted her on the head and said, "Good girl... Say, would you mind getting me something to eat, and a glass of brandy while you're at it."
"Of course." said Perim calmly, although she was now in a near state of panic. "Let's talk a bit first Roger. About your vision for the world, about the fabulous breeding program."
Roger nodded his head, but was slipping back asleep, "Yes, what do you want?"
"The breeding program... tell me about it. I want to hear it, in your beautiful voice."
Roger smiled, "Each woman will be genetically enhanced to allow them to have as many as thirty children over the course of their lives, their fertile years will be expanded, many women will have twins, triplets, and so forth, then there will be artificial wombs..." He yawned and stopped talking, nearly asleep.
"That's so beautiful coming from you." said Perim, a chill running down her spine. Images of te s of thousands of babies being born and collected like crops entered her mind.
"I have to wonder though, where would be a safe enough place for the building of these special wombs? In Jackson City?"
He shook his head, "No, not at all, you already know how the system works, I told you, they'd stay in the homes, and then the children of the most fit parents would be eligible for the growth acceleration and brain microchip learning program, to give us fully functioning armies of soldiers in a matter of months."
"Ah, such a masterful design." said Perim. "Those microchips are such fantastic creations as well.
He smiled, "Well yes they are... Hey, where is my food? You going to get it?"
"Of course." said Perim, giving Roger's face a gentle touch.
"You just take a little nap, and before you know it, I'll be back with your food." she said.
Roger then promptly fell asleep.
Perim slowly made her way out of Roger's office and started towards the room of her pilot - she wanted everyone to get out of CM, now. If they were still around when Roger woke up and realized that Alice wasn’t around, Perim wasn't sure what would happen.
As the woman was walking down the hall, she heard one the guards around the corner shout, "Hail Czarina!" and she could see his reflection, he had snapped to attention and saluted. Alice came walking around the corner and looked at the woman barely clothed, she immediately shouted, "Who the hell are you!"
"Secretary Kelli Perim, Colonial Department of Foreign Affairs, Federated Union of Democratic Colonies." replied Perim.
"We were staying the night because our aircraft was having difficulties, but I believe I just realized what the problem was. I was on my way to tell my pilot of my discovery."
Alice looked at her, something was wrong, the woman was barely dressed, "You're under arrest..."
Alice called the two guards from around the corner; they promptly came to her side and trained their guns on the secretary.
"What's wrong?" asked Perim.
Alice looked at her as though she was an idiot, "You're dressed like a whore for one thing, secondly, who walks around somebody elses mansion dressed as you are...Thirdly, you were coming from the direction my husband's office is located, you may have taken something..."
Alice then walked off down the hallway towards Roger's office, after telling the guards to hold the woman there.
She came back about ten minutes later, red with rage, she realized after talking to the drunk and incoherent Roger, what had happened. She had a pistol in her hand, it was trained on the woman as she approached.
Alice glared at the woman, getting right to the point, "You, you're in deep shit."
"What?" asked Perim, faking confusion on her face. "What have I done? I got a little lost on this huge mansion of yours, but I haven't done anything!"
Alice smiled, "We'll see about that, I'm having the tapes of the hidden cameras throughout the mansion brought to the viewing office... We'll see what you were doing in Roger's office..."
Alice told two more guards who had just arrived, "You two, go outside, find a secluded spot on the estate, dig a large trench, or a hole, just dig something..." The two men nodded and walked off.
Alice then handed her gun to one of the guards, and then even though she was eight weeks pregnant, she rushed forward and kicked high, hitting the sectary right in the side of the head before she punched her in the stomach and then punched her once again in the temple.
Alice rammed the woman into the wall and pressed her arm against her neck, "You bitch, try to mess with my husband eh? You think that's funny... Do you? Taking advantage of a drunk man like that, a married drunk man, do you?" As she was talking, Alice pulled the woman's hair, making sure it hurt as much as possible, and then she kicked Perim in the shin.
"Ah....please, stop!" cried Perim, trying to grab at Alice's hand and get it out of her hair.
"I'm a government official... I'm valuable alive to you!"
Alice pressed her arm harder against her neck, "You're a spy, and you assaulted my husband, you're going to die, and painfully." Alice had been trained in hand-to-hand combat by the MSAAS, but she was too mad to do any of the really neat moves they taught her, she was just going crazy on Perim, she twisted Perim’s arms behind her back and pressed her hard up against the wall, then an SRG guard took out his handcuffs and restrained Perim’s hands behind her back with them.
"Oh God, please don't kill me! Please don't kill me, my government will be willing to trade for me!" She screamed in pain as Alice twisted her arms.
Alice pulled the woman's cuffed hands backwards as she put her foot in the small of her back and pushed, trying to cause her as much pain as possible.
"No, please stop!" screamed Perim, tears now flowing freely down her beautiful face.
"My God, stop!" she screamed again as Alice continued to apply pressure with her foot.
Alice relented and stopped, but then dragged the woman off to the basement and through a tunnel into the crypt. Four SRG guards accompanied her.
Alice stopped when they got to a spot where some unused cement and bricks were lying out, she pushed Perim into one of the unused spots and chained her hands in place against the wall, she stepped back and snapped her fingers, the guards started to brick it up.
"No - no, what are you doing?" screamed Perim. "What the hell are you doing? Don't kill me, keep me alive! I'm valuable to you alive! My government will trade for me! I'm a government secretary!"
Alice smiled, "You'll be alive, until you run out of oxygen..." The SRG continued to brick up the chasm, more than half way there.
"No, please!" screamed Perim. "My government will trade for me! What do you need? Combat amour? Fighters? They'll trade for me!"
Alice grinned, "Vengeance, that is what I need. Justice, you assaulted my drunk and semi-unconscious husband, this is your reward, instead of harming him or whatever it was you had planned..." She stopped for a second; "Think of it this way, you wanted so badly to come to Stalingrad, now you can stay for eternity."
"No!" screamed Perim. "Listen - you're not being rational about this. You can keep me alive, Torture me."
Her begging tone somehow became even more desperate as she spoke.
"You can keep me alive, torture me until you've gained your vengeance - then, once your done with me, you can trade me back to DC!"
Perim knew that if she died there, she would lose more than her life - she would lose the intelligence that she had come there to gather.
She was willing to pay any price to stay alive and get the intel back to DC now.
Alice shook her head, "No... This is much better... We don't want anything from you, besides, the security tapes, they show that you got Roger to talk about classified things; we could never let you leave unless we gave you a brain memory wipe first... Anyway, I don't want you to be alive to tell the tale of being with my husband to the paparazzi... Say goodbye..." Alice then watched as the SRG were nearly done bricking up the wall, only ten or twenty more bricks to go.
"A brain memory wipe - give me one!" screamed Perim. "Torture me, wipe my memory, take your revenge - just don't leave me here to die!"
One of the guards whispered to Alice, "I'd really like a chance to get a bang at her..." Perim heard him.
Alice shook her head, "No... This way is much better... Give me the last brick, I'll put it in place myself."
The guard handed Alice the last brick.
"No!" screamed Perim. "Please, I'll do anything! Anything for you!" screamed Perim.
Alice grinned, "Anything?"
"Yes!" replied Perim, sobbing. "Anything!"
Alice chuckled, "Good, I want you to help me with a science experiment."
"What kind of experiment?" asked Perim.
Alice had an evil smile, "See how long a foreign whore of a woman can last in a sealed up chasm without a supply of oxygen, before dying."
This RP contains language, some violence, and adult situations, reader discretion is advised.
Viconia International Airport. It was, as always, a bustling hub of air traffic with both passenger and cargo aircraft lined up on the tarmac or orbiting above in the overcast sky.
One aircraft, however, stood out in particular, in among the crowded runways of Viconia International - a sleek white Concorde with bold black text proclaiming "Colonial Department of Foreign Affairs" along the side. It was Secretary Kelli Perim's personal supersonic transport.
It was fast-tracked through the takeoff manifests, and was airborne within minutes - destination: Jackson City, Mississippi.
A few hours later, the plane was about to enter Mississippian airspace, when over the radio, "Attention, attention, aircraft of DC origin, state your intentions..."
Secretary Perim replied to the transmission from her seat aboard the luxury liner.
"This is Secretary Kelli Perim, Colonial Department of Foreign Affairs. I've been sent on official diplomatic business."
The commander at the air defense command had heard something about her making a visit earlier, so he responded, "Fine... Where are you landing, Jackson City or Stalingrad Estate? Those are the only two places you need to worry about if you have government business... Unless you're going to Biloxi or Philadelphia."
"We'll land at Jackson City." replied Perim.
The air defense commander then replied, "Ah, so you must have business with the Czarina, she is currently in Jackson City overseeing the Commonwealth Senate proceedings... The Czar is in Stalingrad."
"Very well then, we'd like to land at Stalingrad." replied Perim, jotting down a note to herself on the location of the Czarina.
The commander then stated, "Well okay, but remember, Stalingrad is well-guarded, don't get any funny ideas about anything, we're watching, the eye in the sky... Big brother is watching you."
Perim's protective detail of 16 agents from the Colonial Security Bureau stirred nervously in their seats as they listened to the ongoing conversation that was taking place.
"Understood, we have nothing but peaceful intentions." replied Perim.
One of the CSB agents withdrew his P221 pistol and chambered a round into it before replacing it into his shoulder holster under his jacket.
"Never hurts to be prepared." he commented.
A short while later they landed at the runway at the Stalingrad estate. Immediately after coming to a halt, the plane was stormed by an SRG commando unit, using dogs designed to sniff for chemicals used in bullets, the commandos confiscated all guns, and then patted everybody down to check for knives. As the captain of the squad was checking Ms. Perim, he made a point to run his hands up and down her legs, longer than would be required for any search, no matter how thorough... He then swatted her playfully in the butt, "You're clear, you can go."
Perim's protective detail watched closely as the SRG commando ran his hands over the secretary's body, but made no actions to stop him. Perim kept her face a stiff mask while the commando completed his obviously enjoyable task.
Taking a few steps away from the commando and motioning one of the CSB agents over to grab her bag, she brushed back a few loose strands of hair before asking where the Czar was.
The captain pointed to the mansion, the 1.2 million square foot mansion, a palace, a maze of a palace, "Where else would he be... He is in there... Probably in his favorite smoking lounge, since the Czarina is away on matters of state in Jackson City, he likes to sneak a few smokes..."
"Right." replied Perim in a business like manner. "Now, can I be shown to him now, or shall I have to undergo the groping of some more military personnel before that can happen?"
Perim's protective detail visibly tensed as her tone became more cutting and she finished her remark.
The captain shook his head, "Heck, you can just walk on in, just make sure you knock at whatever room he is in, before you enter." He pointed her to the side entrance room on the mansion, "That door there, just go in, straight for about two hundred feet, and take your third right after the hallway splits, you'll be at his favorite smoking room."
Perim nodded and then gestured to a few of her agents.
"Denton, Jones, Moyahan, Carswell. Accompany me. the rest of you, stay with the plane for now."
The captain shook his head, "No ma'am... No armed forces personnel are allowed inside, they can all wait here."
One of the agents coughed politely before speaking.
"Technically, we're civilian security and law enforcement personnel." he said. He seemed like he was going to continue, but Perim interrupted him.
"It's quite alright Carswell, I'll be fine." she said, glancing at the still present SRG commando.
"Just wait for me." she ordered before exiting the aircraft and entering the massive estate that was the Czar's mansion.
Roger was sitting in his favorite smoking lounge as the captain had predicted, with a pipe of Mississippian Egyptian tobacco, wondering what he would do for the day, it was still a bit cold and snowy outside from the recent weather problems, maybe he'd go deer hunting or target shooting.
Kelli Perim found her way to what she presumed was the Czar's smoking room without too much difficulty. Taking a deep breath, she knocked softly but firmly on the massive door that was before her.
Roger called out, "Yes, who is it... It's open, come in..."
Perim eased open the door to the Czar's smoking lounge, allowing the scent of rich tobacco to make its way into the hallway beyond.
"Secretary Kelli Perim, Department of Foreign Affairs from the Democratic Colonies." she said.
Roger frowned, "I know who you are..." he then demanded, "How did you get in here? They're letting anybody in these days, eh?"
"I assure you Czar Fabus, your personnel gave me quite a thorough pat down before they let me in." said Perim dryly.
He sighed, "Fine, what do you want... I'm busy, can't you see I'm busy..." He was just sitting there, a pipe in one hand, a bottle of brandy at the table next to him, a half-empty glass in his other hand.
"It's quite simple." said Perim, taking a seat for herself.
He looked at her, still frowning a bit, "Well, out with it then. My time is valuable."
"The Colonial Government is interested in the repeated references you and your top level officials have made to a 'new world order'."
He shook his head and sighed, "There is no such thing, it's all just old men with too much time on their hands, wishful thinking about expanding their power."
"We are concerned about what a 'new world order', as envisioned by you and your supporters would resemble."
Perim absently mindedly uncrossed and recrossed her legs as she took on a slightly wandering tone.
"The Colonial Intelligence Service has its ideas, but I'd like to hear them from you, the Czar himself. Will there be blacks in every coal mine? Jews in every work camp?"
"Glorious white masters with dominions that span the entire globe?"
Roger chuckled a bit, "There is no such plan, there may be, but I have nothing to do with it... I think you had a few too many drinks on the plane."
Perim laughed softly.
"Come on Czar... you've made it no secret that you would love to cleanse the world of some of the filth that currently inhabit it. God knows that the world could use a nice cleaning over right now. And I know you Czar,"
Perim leaned forwards in her seat.
"You plan for every single possibility. So out with it, spill the beans - what is your grand vision, your vision for the future of mankind, for the children of you and me."
He shook his head, "No, there is no plan, can't you see that... If there is, I don't know about it..." He gave her a slight disconcerting look, "Isn't that skirt a bit too short for this weather, or any weather here for that matter, it's hardly fitting with our accepted social standards of modesty..."
Perim glanced down at her skirt.
"I actually find it quite fine." she said.
"Most people don't realize this about DC, but the capitol city of Viconia has some of the worst weather in the Colonies. Seems like we get more rain there than London and Seattle combined - I'm actually finding it quite pleasant in this climate."
He sighed a bit, "Well here in Mississippi, we have rules and regulations, ethics and values..."
"We have values in the Colonies as well." replied Perim. "Just because ours include a more accepting opinion of the human body doesn’t mean it's wrong."
He frowned, "Fine, believe what you want... Now moving along, why EXACTLY, are you here? What do you hope to achieve by asking me questions about crazy conspiracies?"
"Come on now Czar," began Perim. "You can't honestly think that I'll just dismiss your repeated references to a 'new world order' as a just some conspiracy. There is documented proof, video records of repeated references to the term. My purpose here is to
He frowned, "Listen here missy, there is no NWO, get it through your head, okay?"
Perim leaned back in her seat and let out a soft sigh.
"Of course Czar, there is no NWO. Now then, how about you telling me just about your personal vision for the future of mankind and our children? No NWO in sight, just your vision for our kids."
He frowned, "What do you mean, mankind and our children, I don't intend to have any children with you, and I don't care about mankind, only Mississippian kind."
"Of course." said Perim without missing a beat. "The point I was trying to make was, what is your vision for the world? For Mississippi in the long years after our time?"
He smiled, "To rule as much as he can, and to be as prosperous as he can, to endure all times of trouble."
"Come on now Czar. Isn't that a little vague?"
He sighed, "Rule Africa for one, if we can, there, is that specific enough?"
"Of course." said Perim, listening intently. "What are your future plans in terms of relations with nations like the Democratic Colonies?"
He shook his head, "Undecided, but we'll never allow ourselves to be second fiddle to your kind.
"My kind?" said Perim in mock horror. She placed one hand on a well toned, nylon clad knee.
"I assure you Czar, since you've made an issue of it, that I am probably as white as you are. Descended from an offshoot of the Royal Family of Vedra, which in turn, was an offshoot of the noble families of Britain."
He shook his head, "That's not what I meant at all, you're all white, yes, but your values and ethics are in need of major improvement, they're quite lacking, for the time being."
"What's wrong with our values and ethics?" asked Perim.
Roger nearly laughed, but stifled it, "Well look at you for one, what sort of nations entrusts insane women that dress like... Well I won't even go there... The point is in a few decades it won't matter what nations lack values and ethics today, for change is coming, oh yes, change."
"Oh... and what changes would those be?" cooed Perim, ignoring the comments made about her for the time being.
He boasted, "Well for one, Christianity will be a world religion..."
He immediately corrected himself, "Wait, it already is a world religion, I meant THE world religion."
"Of course," said Perim, admiration in her voice. "Please, go on."
He nodded his head, "The world will speak English, English and Mississippikaans."
Perim laughed softly, "You know Czar, that's actually pretty close to a goal of my government as well."
He grinned at this part, "Ah, well something tells me they won't get the chance to even attempt their long-term goals."
"Oh." said Perim sheepishly. "And why would that be?" She smiled broadly before answering her own question. "I'll leave and no one in government will be able to function anymore without my irresistible perk?"
He chuckled a bit, "No of course not, your nation will someday be administered by one the Stahleckers, he'll be a governor-general of it once it's our territory, as is standard procedure."
"The Stahleckers." said Perim, seemingly absent-mindedly. "I do believe I've met one of them before."
He shook his head, "No, I don't suppose you have... But after your nation is added to our list of Commonwealth possessions, you'll meet lots of Stahleckers, well not the Stahleckers personally, you'll meet their regime soldiers."
Perim leaned back in her chair while playing with a strand of her hair.
"Oh, you know, all these Commonwealth members you have... and all the ones you're going to gain. Pretty soon, it's going to become hard for the average citizen to even remember them all. I mean, you've already got so many in the Commonwealth, and think of all the nations that could join..."
Perim undid the top button of her blouse as she fanned herself with one slender hand.
"Oh gee, is it just me, or is it getting a bit hot?
Roger was not amused, "No, it's just you, it's perfectly fine in here... And nations don't join the Commonwealth, we enlist them in it, some need more encouragement than others."
"Well," said Perim. "That makes perfect sense - still though, all those new members..."
He smiled a bit, "Yes, and to think, one day the world will be members." It was quite clear he was a bit drunk, not too badly drunk, but he was bragging about desires to take over the world, he'd obviously had a few too many.
"Oh yes, the entire world itself!" said Perim, her voice giddy with excitement. She again began to play with a strand of her hair while she uncrossed and recrossed her legs.
"It would take quite a while to get the whole world in though, wouldn't it?"
He shook his head, "Not really... After we double and then triple the size of our armed forces, and our allies do likewise, which we'll have tripled in two decades via breeding programs, we'll kick-off our campaign."
"Breeding... sounds like a fun program." giggled Perim.
He again was not amused, he muttered under his breath, "I'm sure somebody like you would think so..." He then said in a normal volume, "Hmmm... Speaking of which, why aren't you married and why don't you have children yet, how old are you?"
"Oh Czar," laughed Perim. "Hasn’t anyone ever told you it's impolite to ask a lady her age? If you must know though, I'm 31. I've never had time for much of a romantic life..."
She gazed at the Czar's face.
"Afterall, my career in Foreign Affairs always seems to keep me from finding the right man for me. I know he's out there somewhere though...."
She gazed into the Czar's eyes.
"Someone strong, morally righteous..."
"With the will and the power to shape the world for the better..."
Roger frowned, he didn't like where this was going, "Hmmm... Well 31 and unmarried, that is a problem, probably a result of a sick society... I could arrange for you to marry an RG officer if you'd like, I have many friends in the armed forces."
"An officer?" asked Perim. "What about someone higher....up....the chain of command?"
Perim slowly but noticeably spread her legs by a slight amount as she continued to gaze into the Czar's eyes.
Roger sighed and turned his head, trying not to make it obvious that he was not really looking at her. A while ago he had finished his cigar, so he took out another one and lit it up.
"Oh..." said Perim, feigning injury. "I suppose that an officer is all that a woman like me could hope for, right? I mean, what with the many beautiful women men like you already have at your disposal... why would you want a plain British descended girl like me, huh?"
Roger chuckled, "I myself am entirely English in ancestry, although I have relatives, mostly cousins, all across Europe...” His tone grew quite serious, “Anyway, there is only one woman for me... My wife, the Czarina, Alice."
Perim started to sobbed softly.
"It's always been like this." she said.
"I've always tried and tried and tried so very hard to please the men that I admire so much, but I am never as pleasing as I wish I was."
Perim sobbed again.
"Oh please Czar, will you forgive me?"
After she started to cry he sighed, "Ah come on, don't get upset now, I'm sure you could find yourself a man, a man who is single..."
"Are you really sure Czar? A man who is strong and true and rightous could love a plain woman like me?"
Roger nodded his head, "Yes, and there is no need to insult yourself, you're not some plain peasant... But anyway, can we get back to whatever topic it was we were discussing?" As he asked that, he set his cigar down and poured himself another glass of brandy.
"Oh Czar," said Perim, wiping at her eyes.
"You've answered all my questions like a true gentleman would. You want to encourage the spread of English world wide, a cause that the Colonial Government supports, and you want to restore order to Africa, yet another noble cause. This is all I needed to know."
Secretary Perim rebuttoned her blouse and stood up from her chair.
Roger set his glass down and looked up, "Is that all then?"
"Yes Czar." said Perim, nodding rapidly. She extended a hand. "You've been a true gentlemen and a credit to your nation."
He cautiously extend his hand to shake hers, "I suppose... Okay..."
Secretary Perim made her way back out to her personal jet, the clicking of her high heels echoing through the corridors of the mansion as she left the massive estate.
She found that her protective detail of CSB agents were standing nearly exactly as she'd left them, glaring at the still present SRG commandos onboard the aircraft.
"Tell the pilot to prepare for departure." she ordered a nearby agent.
"I'm going to my restroom - don't take off without my order."
Secretary Perim's restroom seemed much larger than it had to be to the casual observer. Visitors often wondered why the Secretary would insist on such a large restroom on an aircraft that wasn't nearly as large as some other government transports.
Some blamed vanity, or perhaps just love of a nice shower, but neither of these explanations rang true. The reality of it was, Secretary Perim had a satellite communications system hidden in a wall. She rarely had to use the device, but in situations like these, when foreign troops were aboard the aircraft itself, it became priceless.
Once it was fully exposed, Perim engaged initiated contact with the Democratic Colonies: a videoconference involving Director Walton Simons of the Colonial Intelligence Service, and Vice President Juliet LeFlore.
Both officials were no more than slightly surprised by the Mississippian plan for world domination, although the time frame and the breeding program took both of them off guard.
While the risk was considered great, the information that could be attained was considered to be of the highest value. The Intelligence Service wanted to know the nature of the breeding program. Secretary Perim needed to go back in and get more out of the Czar.
From her restroom hideout, using a system that many thought was ridiculous when they were first told of it, Perim instructed the pilot of the Concorde to create some sort of mechanical error, something that would keep them grounded for some time longer. Upon the pilot's confirmation, and after having a quick word with one of her agents, Secretary Perim once again walked past the CSB and SRG personnel glaring at each other and made her way to the Czar's smoking room.[/b]
Roger had since gotten quite drunk and was lying on his couch in the lounge, he looked at the door when it opened, "Hello, who is that there?"
"It's me, the plain looking British girl." said Perim, hoping that the Czar would more easily accept her as being someone of British heritage than a Colonial government official.
He shook his head, "What are you doing back here?"
"My plane." she said, making a short gesture with one arm.
She continued, "My plane is grounded for the time being. Mechanical problems. I can't fly, I have no place to go."
He sighed, "So, you have a plane, stay in it..."
"Heating system's down." said Perim. "It's cold, and we can't cook."
He frowned, "Fine, you can stay here for a while, just try to keep out of the way... I was getting ready to go to sleep anyway, I've might has had too much to drink."
He slurred his last sentence a bit, it was hard to miss.
Perim smiled warmly. "Thank you so very, very much for your hospitality." she said. She walked over the Czar and attempted to give him a hug.
Roger leaned back a bit, "Woah.. What you doing there..." he shifted and readjusted himself on the couch.
"I want to thank you so much for letting me stay here with you. You're the perfect gentleman Czar..." said Perim, still smiling warmly.
He sighed and moved over on the couch, trying to put some more distance between himself and her.
"Where shall I and my people rest?" asked Perim perkily.
He frowned a bit, "There are dozens of guestrooms all throughout this mansion, the servants can show them to them."
"Thank you again Czar." said Perim as she left to inform her security detail and flight crew of what just happened.
Some servants led the each of the crew to a guestroom. Roger had gone to his private office, where he went to do work, he was resting on his pullout bed there, he didn't want to be bothered with having to climb an entire flight of stairs to get to his normal room.
Pretending to want to check on her crew and guards to ensure that their rooms were alright, Perim managed to inform few of her protective detail of a task that she had in mind for them.
Barely an hour after being shown to their rooms, Agent Denise Bay quietly slipped out of her room.
Almost immediately, the two guards standing outside her door looked at her, trained their guns on her and one demanded, "What are you doing out of your room?" They had no idea Roger had ordered two SRG to stand outside each room.
"Well, ah, I was just wondering if I could have anything to eat." replied Bay. "Perhaps a light dinner... some eggs?"
The man shook his head, "Get back in your room, the food will be sent up."
"Thanks." said Bay, before slipping back into her room.
She glanced around the room for any other exits of any kind, air ducts, heating vents, loose ceiling or floor tiles revealing crawlspaces....
Agent Bay couldn't find any of what she was looking for, although she did suppose that perhaps she could climb out onto the window ledge. It'd have to wait until the SRG personnel brought up her food though, she certainly didn't want them to notice her gone. In the meantime though, she hoped that Secretary Perim was having better luck than her in getting useful information.
Secretary Perim eased open the door to the outside hall.
There were no guards outside her room, one had gone to grab a drink, the other suddenly had to rush to the bathroom to avoid crapping his pants, just her luck.
Looking around to ensure that no one was watching, she stepped into the hall, eased her door shut again, and started towards the Czar's smoking room, hoping he'd still be there. She was now dressed in a lacy white negligee and was nearly silent as she padded on the carpeted floors barefoot.
Roger stirred a bit in his drunken sleep, he called out, "Somebody there?"
The office. Someone was calling out from the office.
Perim entered the office, forgetting the smoking room for the time being, and found the Czar half asleep on a pullout bed.
Seeing an opportunity she couldn't pass up, she slowly lowered herself onto the bed, being careful not the wake the Czar.
She slowly placed an arm onto his chest.
Roger stirred a bit in his sleep.
She let her face rest on his shoulder as she slowly began to stroke his well-toned, muscular chest.
Roger stirred again in his sleep.
Perim slowly moved her massaging hand lower and lower until it reached his crotch.
He smiled in his sleep and let out a soft sigh of pleasure.
"Roger..." said Perim quietly in as sultry of a voice as she could manage.
Roger called out a bit in his sleep, "Yes..." He didn’t really know he a habit of talking in his sleep.
"You are the hero that will change the world forever." whispered Perim, taking one of Roger's hands and placing it on her breast.
Roger smiled, too drunk and semi-unconscious to really know what was going on... He slurred out a sentence, "Who is that there here, is that you Alice, home early?"
Well, this is certainly working out to my advantage thought Perim.
"Yes darling." she said. "I've missed you."
Roger smiled again, "Hmm... I'm too tired now though, we'll talk later perhaps."
Perim continued to massage Roger in all the right places.
"Come on now Roger... You're strong as a bull." said Perim.
Roger grinned but then sighed, "Not now, okay."
"Oh, what's wrong Roger?" asked Perim gently. "Is there something wrong with the breeding program? I should have been told if there is."
Roger shook his head, his eyes still closed, he mumbled a bit, "Remember though, you're pregnant already..."
Jesus Christ though Perim to herself. That's quite a bombshell.
"I know Roger, I know." she said. "God though, sometimes I just worry so much about the breeding program..."
Roger frowned a bit, "Why is that?"
"It's just so important to our future Roger... I just want it all to work, that's all."
Roger nodded his head as he gently pulled her on top of him, "Don't worry, it'll work..."
She placed one soft hand onto his face and felt the gentle contours of his features as she spoke. "So much could go wrong though... like..."
He shook his head, "Like what?"
"Well, you tell me." said Perim playfully, taking Roger's hand and again placing it upon her breast.
He chuckled a bit, "Don't worry, all the nations inclined to oppose us, will be taken out before they get too strong. Sevaris hassled us in Libya, they'll be taken out within a few years hopefully... And then DC hassled us over the FSI issue; we'll lay waste to them within three years time... We'll take them all."
"But surely, they could stop us if they knew about the program... there is no system without weaknesses, even one as brilliantly designed as ours."
He shook his head, "Not at all, we'd use the entire RG and SRG if we had to, and our allies best forces, to knock out our enemies one by one, probably starting with the DC, The Canadian Union, or Sevaris."
"Good." said Perim, running a hand through Roger's hair. "Afterall, we wouldn't want them to know about our breeding program. Afterall, it's probably the most important part of our entire plan, right?"
He shook his head, "No, not really, the advanced... Advanced... Well the advances in..." He was too drunk to remember, "Stuff... Advanced stuff..." He got tired of answering questions and with a grin he said, "You're talking a bit too much, why don't you see to it you put your mouth to other tasks..."
Perim giggled nervously. "Of course Roger." she said, trying not to let the uneasiness she felt creep into her voice.
She lowered her mouth down to Roger's neck and slowly ran her lips down his body until she arrived at his crotch. Trying not to think too much about what she was doing, she got started.
Roger grinned and told her to keep going.
She continued while still trying to avoid thinking about the fact that she was performing sexual acts on a man that many in the world wished dead, or worse.
She continued, simply kept going, thought about the service she was doing her nation, and indeed, the free world, and the intelligence she could gain.
It was then, of course, that the realization that it could all be a trick, a huge trap of humiliating proportions occurred to her.
Perhaps he knew it was her. Perhaps the intelligence was all false.
The thought of that terrified her, but even so, she continued in her act.
After she finished, he opened his eyes, but he was far too drunk even to tell who it was, he then patted her on the head and said, "Good girl... Say, would you mind getting me something to eat, and a glass of brandy while you're at it."
"Of course." said Perim calmly, although she was now in a near state of panic. "Let's talk a bit first Roger. About your vision for the world, about the fabulous breeding program."
Roger nodded his head, but was slipping back asleep, "Yes, what do you want?"
"The breeding program... tell me about it. I want to hear it, in your beautiful voice."
Roger smiled, "Each woman will be genetically enhanced to allow them to have as many as thirty children over the course of their lives, their fertile years will be expanded, many women will have twins, triplets, and so forth, then there will be artificial wombs..." He yawned and stopped talking, nearly asleep.
"That's so beautiful coming from you." said Perim, a chill running down her spine. Images of te s of thousands of babies being born and collected like crops entered her mind.
"I have to wonder though, where would be a safe enough place for the building of these special wombs? In Jackson City?"
He shook his head, "No, not at all, you already know how the system works, I told you, they'd stay in the homes, and then the children of the most fit parents would be eligible for the growth acceleration and brain microchip learning program, to give us fully functioning armies of soldiers in a matter of months."
"Ah, such a masterful design." said Perim. "Those microchips are such fantastic creations as well.
He smiled, "Well yes they are... Hey, where is my food? You going to get it?"
"Of course." said Perim, giving Roger's face a gentle touch.
"You just take a little nap, and before you know it, I'll be back with your food." she said.
Roger then promptly fell asleep.
Perim slowly made her way out of Roger's office and started towards the room of her pilot - she wanted everyone to get out of CM, now. If they were still around when Roger woke up and realized that Alice wasn’t around, Perim wasn't sure what would happen.
As the woman was walking down the hall, she heard one the guards around the corner shout, "Hail Czarina!" and she could see his reflection, he had snapped to attention and saluted. Alice came walking around the corner and looked at the woman barely clothed, she immediately shouted, "Who the hell are you!"
"Secretary Kelli Perim, Colonial Department of Foreign Affairs, Federated Union of Democratic Colonies." replied Perim.
"We were staying the night because our aircraft was having difficulties, but I believe I just realized what the problem was. I was on my way to tell my pilot of my discovery."
Alice looked at her, something was wrong, the woman was barely dressed, "You're under arrest..."
Alice called the two guards from around the corner; they promptly came to her side and trained their guns on the secretary.
"What's wrong?" asked Perim.
Alice looked at her as though she was an idiot, "You're dressed like a whore for one thing, secondly, who walks around somebody elses mansion dressed as you are...Thirdly, you were coming from the direction my husband's office is located, you may have taken something..."
Alice then walked off down the hallway towards Roger's office, after telling the guards to hold the woman there.
She came back about ten minutes later, red with rage, she realized after talking to the drunk and incoherent Roger, what had happened. She had a pistol in her hand, it was trained on the woman as she approached.
Alice glared at the woman, getting right to the point, "You, you're in deep shit."
"What?" asked Perim, faking confusion on her face. "What have I done? I got a little lost on this huge mansion of yours, but I haven't done anything!"
Alice smiled, "We'll see about that, I'm having the tapes of the hidden cameras throughout the mansion brought to the viewing office... We'll see what you were doing in Roger's office..."
Alice told two more guards who had just arrived, "You two, go outside, find a secluded spot on the estate, dig a large trench, or a hole, just dig something..." The two men nodded and walked off.
Alice then handed her gun to one of the guards, and then even though she was eight weeks pregnant, she rushed forward and kicked high, hitting the sectary right in the side of the head before she punched her in the stomach and then punched her once again in the temple.
Alice rammed the woman into the wall and pressed her arm against her neck, "You bitch, try to mess with my husband eh? You think that's funny... Do you? Taking advantage of a drunk man like that, a married drunk man, do you?" As she was talking, Alice pulled the woman's hair, making sure it hurt as much as possible, and then she kicked Perim in the shin.
"Ah....please, stop!" cried Perim, trying to grab at Alice's hand and get it out of her hair.
"I'm a government official... I'm valuable alive to you!"
Alice pressed her arm harder against her neck, "You're a spy, and you assaulted my husband, you're going to die, and painfully." Alice had been trained in hand-to-hand combat by the MSAAS, but she was too mad to do any of the really neat moves they taught her, she was just going crazy on Perim, she twisted Perim’s arms behind her back and pressed her hard up against the wall, then an SRG guard took out his handcuffs and restrained Perim’s hands behind her back with them.
"Oh God, please don't kill me! Please don't kill me, my government will be willing to trade for me!" She screamed in pain as Alice twisted her arms.
Alice pulled the woman's cuffed hands backwards as she put her foot in the small of her back and pushed, trying to cause her as much pain as possible.
"No, please stop!" screamed Perim, tears now flowing freely down her beautiful face.
"My God, stop!" she screamed again as Alice continued to apply pressure with her foot.
Alice relented and stopped, but then dragged the woman off to the basement and through a tunnel into the crypt. Four SRG guards accompanied her.
Alice stopped when they got to a spot where some unused cement and bricks were lying out, she pushed Perim into one of the unused spots and chained her hands in place against the wall, she stepped back and snapped her fingers, the guards started to brick it up.
"No - no, what are you doing?" screamed Perim. "What the hell are you doing? Don't kill me, keep me alive! I'm valuable to you alive! My government will trade for me! I'm a government secretary!"
Alice smiled, "You'll be alive, until you run out of oxygen..." The SRG continued to brick up the chasm, more than half way there.
"No, please!" screamed Perim. "My government will trade for me! What do you need? Combat amour? Fighters? They'll trade for me!"
Alice grinned, "Vengeance, that is what I need. Justice, you assaulted my drunk and semi-unconscious husband, this is your reward, instead of harming him or whatever it was you had planned..." She stopped for a second; "Think of it this way, you wanted so badly to come to Stalingrad, now you can stay for eternity."
"No!" screamed Perim. "Listen - you're not being rational about this. You can keep me alive, Torture me."
Her begging tone somehow became even more desperate as she spoke.
"You can keep me alive, torture me until you've gained your vengeance - then, once your done with me, you can trade me back to DC!"
Perim knew that if she died there, she would lose more than her life - she would lose the intelligence that she had come there to gather.
She was willing to pay any price to stay alive and get the intel back to DC now.
Alice shook her head, "No... This is much better... We don't want anything from you, besides, the security tapes, they show that you got Roger to talk about classified things; we could never let you leave unless we gave you a brain memory wipe first... Anyway, I don't want you to be alive to tell the tale of being with my husband to the paparazzi... Say goodbye..." Alice then watched as the SRG were nearly done bricking up the wall, only ten or twenty more bricks to go.
"A brain memory wipe - give me one!" screamed Perim. "Torture me, wipe my memory, take your revenge - just don't leave me here to die!"
One of the guards whispered to Alice, "I'd really like a chance to get a bang at her..." Perim heard him.
Alice shook her head, "No... This way is much better... Give me the last brick, I'll put it in place myself."
The guard handed Alice the last brick.
"No!" screamed Perim. "Please, I'll do anything! Anything for you!" screamed Perim.
Alice grinned, "Anything?"
"Yes!" replied Perim, sobbing. "Anything!"
Alice chuckled, "Good, I want you to help me with a science experiment."
"What kind of experiment?" asked Perim.
Alice had an evil smile, "See how long a foreign whore of a woman can last in a sealed up chasm without a supply of oxygen, before dying."