Ellana's Cultural Studies on Humanity Chapter 41:-On Lifemates and Friendship

[Stormtrooper1990]

But for these girls, there's something sexy about black or purple undies on a victim that does it for me.

Me too. It is kind of interesting that all the women may wear the same uniform dress but the panties are definitely not all standard. My only thing about the scene that is not ideal for me is that it is lethal. For me I would have much preferred fast acting tranq darts, but, oh well.

By the way, if you want to see a bunch of the guards, this gentleman's gallery on DeviantArt is quite extensive:

https://www.deviantart.com/rksani/galle ... women-1973

Yeah, it gives the impression that while their uniforms may be standard at least the cuties have the option to choose their own underwear. And as the old saying goes; what a girl wears underneath says quite a lot about them. Myself, even though I like lethal and non lethal I'am not a fan of shootings, except headshots but even then... But I think some tranq darts or maybe a stun pistol would have easily taken down these cuties, without loss of life. And it would have been something if the heroine helped herself to one of their uniforms, so we can see if they went bra less or not.


Wow, I just had a quick scan and you're right they are really cute. They really need to lose their uniforms. Thanks for sending me the link, my friend gives me some ideas. I will have an in depth look later.

[meditions142]

Yeah, it gives the impression that while their uniforms may be standard at least the cuties have the option to choose their own underwear. And as the old saying goes; what a girl wears underneath says quite a lot about them.

What is interesting about the guards is we never learn anything about them. Are they somehow under mind control by the evil lady, are they slaves, or perhaps are they just local women who took a job.

We never hear any of the speak. And we only hear them spoken to once when the evil lady orders the one woman (who latter gets the throwing star in the back) to take the hero to her office. She simply refers to her as "guard".

But they at least select the panties. I bet when those two were picking out their panties to wear they had no idea those panties would be on display as they lay on the stairs!

[Stormtrooper1990]

Yeah, it gives the impression that while their uniforms may be standard at least the cuties have the option to choose their own underwear. And as the old saying goes; what a girl wears underneath says quite a lot about them.

What is interesting about the guards is we never learn anything about them. Are they somehow under mind control by the evil lady, are they slaves, or perhaps are they just local women who took a job.

We never hear any of the speak. And we only hear them spoken to once when the evil lady orders the one woman (who latter gets the throwing star in the back) to take the hero to her office. She simply refers to her as "guard".

But they at least select the panties. I bet when those two were picking out their panties to wear they had no idea those panties would be on display as they lay on the stairs!

I would probably think that they are local girls who took a job, given the barest minimum of training a swell looking uniform and told to guard. Although a curious feature is that they all have collars so perhaps their brainwashed locals, forced to act as slaves? That would be my guess.


It seems to the evil lady that the lives of these guards don't mean much to her if she refers to them so dispassionately, she probably doesn't care if a few of them die in her service.


Yeah! They woke up in the barracks, got dressed in their uniforms unaware that their underwear choices will be seen by everyone when they are laying defeated on the staircase. The fact that they can chose their own underwear reinforces that they could well be local hence girls. So many possibilities.

[saker]

Great story as usual
I don't know why but I imagined Ellana and Nikki on a mission together to save a member of our Zenobian's family... Maybe Conna
It would be fun to see other alien civilizations, their characteristics, and Nikki's reaction to them.
The mention of possible simulations in human contexts made me think of that time travel series you talked about some time ago. I don't know why but there's something exciting about the thought of female time travelers stealing clothes of women from other eras. Is there still hope of seeing something like this?
Keep going!

[Stormtrooper1990]

Great story as usual
I don't know why but I imagined Ellana and Nikki on a mission together to save a member of our Zenobian's family... Maybe Conna
It would be fun to see other alien civilizations, their characteristics, and Nikki's reaction to them.
The mention of possible simulations in human contexts made me think of that time travel series you talked about some time ago. I don't know why but there's something exciting about the thought of female time travelers stealing clothes of women from other eras. Is there still hope of seeing something like this?
Keep going!

Hi Saker

Thanks very much my friend, I'am glad you enjoyed the story. That does sound like an interesting suggestion, after all Ellana has a large family; her brothers Cormacc and Conna then her baby sister who's still in the Zenobian equivalent of high-school.

Yeah, Arc and I were discussing the possibility of setting some stories in simulations on Zenobia itself, so we can get a glimpse at Ellana's home particularly in it's past. For the Mistulans, we drew inspiration from the Orion girls in Star Trek.

Yep, I still have the concept for an exclusive time travel series. It's called Temporal Crisis. It will feature both lethal and non lethal takeouts, as we see a crazy band of time terrorists called the Watchwomen attempt to alter the timeline for their benefits, whole the Temporal Task Force attempt to stop them. It will be ready in the new year starting with a story where the terrorists attempt to kill Hitler, during the Weimar Republic before his rise.

Thanks for the support, will do!

[meditions142]

I would probably think that they are local girls who took a job, given the barest minimum of training a swell looking uniform and told to guard. Although a curious feature is that they all have collars so perhaps their brainwashed locals, forced to act as slaves? That would be my guess.


It seems to the evil lady that the lives of these guards don't mean much to her if she refers to them so dispassionately, she probably doesn't care if a few of them die in her service.

I always thought of the collars they had was part of the elaborate necklaces they all worn. It is quite ornate. I always found it interesting that even though the bad lady clearly didn't care about the women who served her as guards, she went out of her way to make them look good with the dresses, boots and fancy necklaces.

As for her not caring, we see that when the hero is captured. Before he is forced to surrender he kills one of the guards. Then the bad lady wines and dines him, shows him around and even has weird "brain sex" with him yet never once makes any kind of comment like "you killed one of my guards" or otherwise shows any sign she cares that he did.

[Stormtrooper1990]

I would probably think that they are local girls who took a job, given the barest minimum of training a swell looking uniform and told to guard. Although a curious feature is that they all have collars so perhaps their brainwashed locals, forced to act as slaves? That would be my guess.


It seems to the evil lady that the lives of these guards don't mean much to her if she refers to them so dispassionately, she probably doesn't care if a few of them die in her service.

I always thought of the collars they had was part of the elaborate necklaces they all worn. It is quite ornate. I always found it interesting that even though the bad lady clearly didn't care about the women who served her as guards, she went out of her way to make them look good with the dresses, boots and fancy necklaces.

As for her not caring, we see that when the hero is captured. Before he is forced to surrender he kills one of the guards. Then the bad lady wines and dines him, shows him around and even has weird "brain sex" with him yet never once makes any kind of comment like "you killed one of my guards" or otherwise shows any sign she cares that he did.

I think she at the very least wanted them to look fantastic, since they were representing her or perhaps she herself found them attractive, enough to make sure that they were presentable and decorative. Especially to her guests or allies.


Yeah, sounds like quintessential super villainess. To her, each of her poor girl guards are expendable. She probably doesn't know their names, instead she sets about trying to dominate the hero but is ultimately unsuccessful. In the end you feel bad for these poor yet sexy guards, made to serve a woman you doesn't care a lick for them. It makes it even more of a shame they are killed.

[meditions142]

Yeah, sounds like quintessential super villainess. To her, each of her poor girl guards are expendable. She probably doesn't know their names, instead she sets about trying to dominate the hero but is ultimately unsuccessful. In the end you feel bad for these poor yet sexy guards, made to serve a woman you doesn't care a lick for them. It makes it even more of a shame they are killed.

You can imagine the background. The evil lady sends her people to nearby towns seeking women to hire. The women probably don't realize just how evil the woman they will work for is. They figure it is good money and since they did not know the full extent of things they didn't think it was going to be too dangerous.

Once they are there they are not very well trained. Therefore, when things do happy they don't stand a chance. The are just easily taken out.

Consider the two guarding the hero. They both stood so their back was to the potential danger. Still others charge straight into the danger.

[Stormtrooper1990]

Yeah, sounds like quintessential super villainess. To her, each of her poor girl guards are expendable. She probably doesn't know their names, instead she sets about trying to dominate the hero but is ultimately unsuccessful. In the end you feel bad for these poor yet sexy guards, made to serve a woman you doesn't care a lick for them. It makes it even more of a shame they are killed.

You can imagine the background. The evil lady sends her people to nearby towns seeking women to hire. The women probably don't realize just how evil the woman they will work for is. They figure it is good money and since they did not know the full extent of things they didn't think it was going to be too dangerous.

Once they are there they are not very well trained. Therefore, when things do happy they don't stand a chance. The are just easily taken out.

Consider the two guarding the hero. They both stood so their back was to the potential danger. Still others charge straight into the danger.

Indeed, they are probably lured in with the promise of shelter, purpose and a steady if meagre outcome. They don't know that the villainess is so despicable or evil or how risky their job is. The poor girls probably thought it would be an adventure. Not too dissimilar to Darkwatch girls come to think of it.

They aren't given that much training, just enough to be cannon fodder and be a shield for the villainess, as she flees tbe scene. They are merely a nuisance for the hero who swats them aside so casually.


Indeed, the guards weren't even patrolling just one guarding the passageway and the other watching the hero. Their eyes fixed forwards, no expecting trouble which made them easy targets for the heroine. Then we have those that just rush
into danger, thinking that safety in numbers and a gun will be enough. But they are so unskilled that they are brushed aside with ease and so many pay the price for their misplaced loyalty.

[meditions142]

But they are so unskilled that they are brushed aside with ease and so many pay the price for their misplaced loyalty.

It really is a sad irony. In fact, the women who met their fate guarding the hero are actually dispatched by a woman who was previously their superior and they loyally served. In fact, when the hero is initially captured the bad lady who later turns good is leading a group of guards including the one she attacks in the hallway. The poor woman would probably never guessed that the woman who she so obediently followed would actually later kill her.