Chapter 11: Cousin Nechi

Jimmy and Anna split up. But in a good way.

They were still interested in each other romantically, in fact, they were desperate to find more information that would aid their pending romance. They didn’t want to lose what was going on between them.

For that matter, they split up, and tried to induce flashbacks that would help them make sense of their surroundings, and relatives. If that proved ineffective, they planned to ask people random questions, and get the information they needed indirectly. They were hungry for information at this point, so they were going to spend a few hours looking for it.

Before they split up, their parents asked them a series of questions about the Compies they ran into. Specifically, they were asking for the location of the carcasses, so they could send people out to retrieve them, hopefully before nightfall.

Compies weren’t exactly meaty, but there were over a hundred mouths to feed in this cavern, so every slice of meat counted. Even a pound of meat was valuable.

The two of them didn’t manage to get much information out of their parents, but they did learn one thing; Anna and Jimmy were hunters in training.

This was why they weren’t sent back to fetch those Compies themselves, but rather, older, more experienced hunters were sent instead to retrieve the carcasses. Night fall was usually when Apex Predators roamed the lands, so the inexperienced, or hunters in training usually had no businesses being outside. This was one of the few rules that these people followed strictly.

This rule was a good thing. It gave the two of them more time to explore the ins and outs of their home.

Anna saw herself as a people person, or at least, she believed that she was so intelligent that getting information out of cavemen was an easy task, so she immediately went to Plan B, and spent most of her time bugging people with random questions, rather than exploring. Her progress was slow.

Jimmy on the other hand, stuck to Plan A, which was to thoroughly explore their home, and hope for flashbacks. He wanted to access the memories of the former body owner as soon as possible.

Though his progress was just as slow, if not slower, he did eventually run into something interesting. Something unrelated.

The cavern they lived in contained many tunnels. Some of them were dead ends, some of them seemed like they had no end, so he was scared to explore them alone, but one of them led to somewhere beyond interesting!

These people have invented torches, thankfully, and he carried a torch with him in tunnels that he wasn’t creeped out by, and this was how he made an important discovery!

At the end of a tunnel, he found something that transcended simple steel beams. He found a large, steel door!

“Interesting…” He mumbled. “Why would a door be down here? What are they hiding?”

Jimmy knew that his people were far too underdeveloped to produce these steel doors. By all odds, they’ve simply found this cavern, and made use of its reinforced, structural stability.

They were in the Stone Age when it came to technology, so no, they didn’t build this door. Someone, or something else did.

“Where are you…” He muttered, as he tried to figure out how to open the door.

Initially he assumed that it would be easy to gain access to whatever was on the other side, but he quickly learned that it was impossible. There were no levers, no stereotypical handwheels he could turn to reveal a dramatic scene, and certainly, there were no doorknobs either.

It was simply a smooth, steel door, with a tiny, blurred out glass close to the top. The glass was also reinforced, and judging from the faint scratches on it, stone spears were not strong enough to break it, so not only could he not open the steel door, he also had no idea what was on the other side.

This bugged him immensely. He was tortured by the mystery of it all.

What made his blood boil even more, was that he knew he’d find something interesting if he managed to open this door, something that might change his life for the good, and yet he couldn’t open it!

“What do I have to do here? Invent industrial steel cutting machines?! I don’t have that kind of time!” He yelled at the door, and then kicked it. “Fuck!”

That kick almost broke his toes. He was barefoot, so that was a stupid move.

“Cousin Jimmy, what are you yelling at?” A worried, feminine voice sounded out behind him. “Is someone else down here?”

He turned around, and was taken aback when he noticed that the woman in front of him, was in fact not Anna! She was one of his cousins, apparently, and she approached with a worried look on her face.

’What? My name is Jimmy here as well?’ He panicked internally, and rightfully so. ’Either this is a coincidence, or that ’god’ made sure to accomodate us before he fucked us in the ass! Gotta see what Anna thinks.’

Jimmy had a right to be confused, but now, there were more pressing matters at hand. After he talked with his cousin a little bit, assuring her that he was alright, the situation escalated in a way that he couldn’t have ever predicted.

His cousin grabbed him by the crotch, and whispered, “Let cousin Nechi take care of you. You’ll feel better in no time.”

It took everything in his power to contain himself, he tried hard, but everything about her was sexually alluring, so this was a tough nut to crack. He almost cracked himself.

But then, he gained the infinite wisdom to say, “I hit my head during my last hunt, my memory is kinda blurry, so you gotta help me out here. You… grabbing me, is this something we used to do often?”

“Yes… Jimmy? We had a lot of fun nights.” She confirmed. “Isn’t this why you got down here, so we can have some privacy?”

Struck for words, he blurted out, “I can’t remember. I’m not feeling well.”

At that instant, as if his erection was sending blood to his brain rather than the other way around, he got an idea. A bad idea, but an idea nonetheless.

He made a desperate, calculative pitch, “Tell me, cousin Nechi, did we ever do any butt stuff before? Like, penis in your booty-hole kind of butt-stuff?”

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