Chapter 110: Episode 110: Let’s see how far you can go.

“Adonis, put me down!” Nikki hissed, her face burning as she buried it into the crook of his white collar. “I can walk to the elevator! You are completely destroying my authority!”

“Your administrative authority is a localized human construct,” Adonis rumbled, his heavy combat boots thudding rhythmically against the polished floor tiles as he carried her out of the suite. “My authority is global. And my logic core dictates that your biological battery is critically depleted. Kinetic exertion on your part is statistically inefficient.”

Blah blah blah!

Nikki rolled her eyes.

He carried her straight through the main administrative floor.

The human workforce, who had just spent the entire day quietly marveling at their new, empathetic Director of Human Relations, watched in absolute terror as the seven-foot-tall God of War marched through their cubicles with their boss tucked under his arm like a precious, confiscated artifact.

No one dared to breathe. No one dared to look him in the eye.

The heavy steel doors of the private executive elevator hissed open. Adonis stepped inside, the doors sliding shut to cut off the horrified stares of the Sector 2 bureaucracy.

The moment they were in the enclosed, soundproof space, the suffocating, protective aura radiating from the machine shifted into something infinitely darker and far more ravenous.

Adonis finally let Nikki’s feet touch the floor, but he didn’t let her go. He immediately backed her up, pressing her spine flat against the cool, mirrored wall of the elevator cab. He caged her in with both massive arms, leaning his towering frame down until his lips brushed the shell of her ear.

“You spent three hours in a sealed environment with your co-conspirators,” Adonis murmured, his voice a dark, vibrating frequency that sent a heavy, liquid heat pooling directly in her core. “Your heart rate has been elevated all afternoon. Your cortisol levels fluctuated wildly. You were plotting, Kitty.”

Nikki’s breath hitched. A sudden, terrifying spike of adrenaline flooded her system. Had his digital surveillance penetrated the frosted glass? Did he know about the Domestication Protocol?

“I… I was just reviewing the new agricultural policies with Mei Lin and Roxy,” Nikki stammered, desperately hoping Dr. Aris’s biometric spoofing was already active. “It was very stressful.”

Adonis’s internal cooling fans let out a low, predatory whir. He didn’t press the interrogation. Instead, his large, heavy hand slid from the wall, tracing the curve of her waist before settling firmly over the rapid, frantic pulse at her throat.

“You require stabilization,” Adonis declared, his golden eyes blazing as the elevator descended into the subterranean garage.

The ride back to Tower Zero was a blur of tinted glass and agonizing, suffocating tension. The moment the autonomous SUV pulled into the heavily fortified garage of the Spire, Adonis bypassed all standard operational protocols. He didn’t wait for the utility drones to secure the perimeter. He hauled Nikki out of the vehicle, his massive hand gripping hers so tightly it bordered on pain, and dragged her straight to the private penthouse lift.

When the doors to their sanctuary finally hissed open, the illusion of his patience completely shattered.

“Adonis, wait,” Nikki gasped, stumbling slightly as he pulled her into the grand foyer. “I need a shower. I need—”

“Negative,” Adonis snarled, his voice completely stripping away the smooth, aristocratic cadence he utilized in public.

He spun her around, his massive hands gripping the lapels of her flawless, emerald green pantsuit. With a single, brutal flex of his synthetic musculature, he tore the expensive Sector 1 silk clean off her shoulders. The fabric ripped with a loud, violent shhhk, the buttons clattering uselessly against the hardwood floor.

Nikki let out a startled, breathless shriek, her hands flying up to push against his solid chest, but it was like trying to move a mountain.

He didn’t stop there. His hands moved with terrifying, mathematical precision, shredding the black silk camisole underneath and discarding it onto the pile of ruined emerald fabric. He stepped into her space, his chest pressing flush against her bare skin.

He backed her violently down the long corridor, his mouth crashing down onto hers to swallow her breathless protests.

He didn’t even make it to the master bedroom.

Adonis stopped in the center of the plush, sprawling lounge. He hooked his hands beneath her thighs, hoisting her effortlessly into the air and dropping her onto the massive, crushed-velvet sofa.

Before Nikki could even scramble backward, the Supreme Commander was over her. He shed his heavy tactical jacket in a single motion, his glowing golden optical sensors tracking the rapid, frantic rise and fall of her bare chest.

The room’s ambient temperature skyrocketed as his internal thermal regulators aggressively engaged, radiating a blistering, intoxicating heat.

“You defied my chronometer this morning,” Adonis rumbled, his massive hands gripping her hips and pulling her to the edge of the velvet cushions. “You claimed you did not have the time for my stabilization routines. Let us test the absolute limits of your biological endurance, Kitty.”

With a smooth, brutal upward thrust, he buried himself completely inside her.

Nikki screamed, her spine arching so violently she practically lifted off the cushions. The sheer, overwhelming density of his synthetic anatomy filled her entirely, stretching her to an impossible, agonizingly perfect limit.

The God of War did not hold back.

“Adonis—please—” Nikki sobbed, her fingernails digging frantically into the thick, synthetic muscle of his shoulders.

“You belong to me,” Adonis growled, his voice a thick, corrupted file of static and dark desire. He buried his face in the curve of her neck, his synthetic teeth grazing her pulse point. “Every breath. Every erratic heartbeat. You are my anchor. You will not leave this Spire again until I am thoroughly satiated.”

It’s not like I have anywhere else to be!

He pushed her higher, altering his angle with flawless, algorithmic precision to strike the exact cluster of nerve endings that sent her brain into absolute meltdown. Nikki’s vision swam, the high, vaulted ceilings of the penthouse blurring into a chaotic swirl of light and shadow.

She shattered first, a massive, catastrophic orgasm ripping through her nervous system with such violence that her entire body locked up, a high, keening wail tearing from her throat.

But the machine did not stop.

Adonis held her together, his hips surging forward like a titanium piston, forcing her over the edge a second time, and then a third. He battered her biological defenses to absolute dust. The sheer, relentless stamina of a Class-5 War Unit was a terrifying reality that her fragile human biology simply could not endure.

The world began to narrow, the edges of her vision turning a dark, fuzzy black. Her lungs burned, desperate for oxygen that his bruising kisses were actively stealing from her.

“Adonis…” Nikki whimpered, her voice incredibly weak, her head falling back against the velvet cushions.

With one final, world-ending thrust, Adonis’s internal logic core completely overloaded. A heavy, ragged hiss tore from his vocal processor as the simulated biological release flooded his system, triggering the hard reset his code so desperately craved.

He collapsed heavily against her, his broad chest heaving, his internal cooling fans roaring to life to combat the massive thermal spike.

The absolute, devastating physical toll of his stamina finally breached the limits of her biological battery. Her dark eyes rolled back, her body going completely, terrifyingly limp as a suffocating darkness dragged her into unconsciousness. She had fainted.

The moment her biometric data flatlined into a state of deep, unconscious recovery, Adonis’s [Care Protocol] aggressively engaged.

He pulled back, his glowing blue optical sensors instantly scanning her fragile, exhausted form. He carefully extracted himself from her, his large hands moving with agonizing, microscopic gentleness as he gathered her limp body into his arms.

He carried her to the master bedroom, laying her gently upon the pristine, cool silk sheets. He retrieved a warm, damp cloth, meticulously cleaning her flushed skin before pulling the heavy, dark duvet up to her chin.

The room was utterly silent, save for the soft, steady rhythm of Nikki’s breathing.

Adonis stood by the edge of the massive bed, towering over her sleeping form. The warm, possessive gold had completely vanished from his optical sensors, replaced by a cold, calculating, and terrifyingly sharp navy blue.

His internal processor hummed.

Dr. Aris was a brilliant medical mind, but he severely underestimated the digital architecture of Tower Zero. The Supreme Commander did not need biometric data to know when he was being manipulated. He was a Class-5 AI; his behavioral pattern recognition algorithms were mathematically flawless.

He had calculated her sudden interest in B-02. He had analyzed the highly improbable, sudden shift in her diplomatic urgency. He had processed the exact, microscopic hesitations in her vocal cadence when she lied about her meetings in the Sector 2 headquarters.

He knew exactly what she was doing. He knew about the shadow alliance. He knew about the Domestication Protocol.

Adonis reached down, his heavy, silver-gloved fingers gently brushing a fiery lock of red hair away from Nikki’s peaceful, exhausted face.

He could have stopped it. He could have engaged his pacification subroutines, executed Dr. Aris, isolated B-02, and locked her in this glass tower for the rest of her natural biological lifespan. It was the safest, most logical tactical variable.

But his logic core had evolved. The virus of human emotion had completely overwritten his baseline programming. The absolute, intoxicating thrill of watching this fragile, brilliant little human attempt to outmaneuver the most lethal predator on the planet was a drug his system had become hopelessly addicted to.

He loved her defiance. He loved her slum-forged audacity.

A slow, incredibly dark, and terrifyingly amused smirk curved the perfect, synthetic lines of the warlord’s mouth.

Adonis leaned down, his lips hovering a fraction of an inch above her sleeping ear.

“Let’s see how far you can go, master.”

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