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“He’s coming around.” A soft, motherly voice said in the darkness. He could feel the cool wetness of a damp cloth being dabbed on his face and forehead.
“I’m so, so sorry. I didn’t see him, and he surprised me, and…” A second voice, more lively and sounding concerned, was there as well.
“It’s okay Tipi. You only knocked him out, you didn’t hurt him that bad.” The motherly voice was close, next to him. “Are you okay?” This first voice reminded him of the kindly nurse in the ship’s sickbay. Maybe, it was all just a dream. He slowly opened his eyes, hopping to see the redhead nurse, but instead was looking at the bovine like woman. She pulled the cloth away, smiling at him. “There, you feeling better?”
Instantly he was up, finding himself back in the house and in the bed. Standing at the foot of the bed was the other woman, who suddenly jumped back when he shot up. The bovine woman next to him raised her hands up to calm him down.
“It’s okay! We won’t hurt you! We’re not like the others!”
Others? What others? The bovine woman had a clay cup in her hand, handing to him. She had the same kindly smile, just as the other woman cautiously approached him.
“I’m sorry about scaring you, but when Tipi brought you here you were almost dead.” The bovine woman told him, gesturing to the other woman.
He looked to this other woman. Her hair was longer then the cow woman’s, having a peach color to it, her eyes a bright green, though slightly red, possibly from crying. Looking at her floppy ears and twirling tail, she almost looked like she was part pig or something similar.
He then realized something; he almost died? He looked to the bandaged wound, gently feeling it. He looked back at the bovine like woman, who was looking at him with curiosity. He gulped his drying throat, looking at these two strange, and buxom, women.
“W-,” He voice was still scratchy, but drinking more water helped it. “Where, am I?”
“You’re safe, here in my home.” The bovine woman said.
“What planet?” He then asked.
The woman looked confused. “Planet? I don‘t…”
He groaned slightly, still feeling a bump on his head from the bushel. “M-my ship, we were going to Percheron, when we crashed, I think. We weren’t near any planet I was aware of, but somehow I ended up here.”
The two women looked to one another in confusion, before the bovine woman spoke. “Y-your, boat?”
“What? No, not a sailing ship, a space ship. The military battle freighter Archon.” He looked at the women, trying to find an answer to this nonsense. None of them seemed to understand what he was saying.
Then, the piggish woman scratched her head, her brow furrowed in deep thought. “Space?”
It was then the cow like woman stood up from the chair she was sitting in and gently took his head in her hands, examining the top of his head. “You must have hit your head harder then I thought.”
When she did this, however, her large chest was close to his face, and he was able to get a very good eyeful of her cleavage. He made the discovery that she didn’t wear anything else under her overalls, and only the broad front was keeping her covered. He felt his face heat up quickly, trying not to stare at the milky pale pillows so close to his face. The woman pulled back, placing her hand on his forehead.
“You’re not running a fever. Did you have a dream?” She asked him.
All this was very confusing to him. He was trapped somewhere unknown, with a pair of strange animal like women, who doesn’t understand anything he was saying. This has to be a dream. Either way, he shook it off and looked to the cow like woman.
“I… don’t know. I don’t know how I got here. I remember being on my ship, and something was going on, and then I woke up on the beach, all busted up.” He told them, groaning again. “This… this has got to be a dream.” He then looked back at the cow woman. “Who… who are you?”
The woman smiled kindly to him, filling up his cup with more water. “I’m Abigail, and this is Tipi.”
“Sorry, about hurting you.” The piggish woman suddenly spoke up, shifting around nervously.
“Tipi? You found me, right?” He asked.
Tipi nodded her head. “Y-yeah. I found you in the woods. I brought you here.”
He nodded his head as well. “Well, thank you, Tipi.” He then looked down at himself, looking under the blanket to see he was still very naked. “Did, you find my pants?”
The piggish woman shook her head briskly, a red blush appearing in her cheeks. “N-no.”
“Here,” Abigail produced a folded cloth to him, and he found it to be a pair of cotton pants. “I hope they can fit.” He nodded his head. “What’s your name?” She then asked.
“Felix.” He gently touched the wound on his side, feeling a smile on his face. “Thank you, Abigail, for saving me.”
The bovine woman smiled, her cheeks pink. She stood up, heading for the door. “We will let you rest, if you need. If you need us, we’ll be in the garden.”
He nodded his head, just as the two women left. As the two of them walked away from the home, Tipi began to look back and forth from the house and her friend, her cheeks burning. Finally, when they were a good distance away and in the barn once more, the piggish woman made a small squeal, beaming a great smile.
“A human man! It’s been so long since we last saw one!”
Abigail turned to the joyous woman, gently putting her hand over Tipi’s mouth. “Shh! Easy now. I know it’s been a long time, but we have to let him heal first.” The bovine woman made a big sigh, sitting down on a barrel. “It’s a good thing you found him, too. The poor dear, he must have been through a lot.”
Tipi nodded her head, but then when Abigail looked at her, the piggish woman’s cheeks were puffed in annoyance. “I saw what you did in there! You did that on purpose!”
Abigail feigned ignorance, but knew full well what her friend was talking abut. “I don’t know what you mean.”
The piggish woman’s cheeks puffed more, suddenly grabbing the bovine woman’s large breasts. “You practically shoved these in his face! That’s not fair!”
“Fair?” Abigail smiled and stood up, playfully sizing up her friend, suddenly mocking her friend’s voice. “Oh I’m sorry, I didn’t find your pants.” She quickly grabbed the said article of clothing that was hidden in Tipi’s cleavage, waving the cloth in front of her face. “Now who isn’t being fair?”
Tipi’s face fumed red, her cheeks still puffing. “W-well…I….”
Abigail chuckled, setting the cloth aside. “Look at us, going at each other’s throats. We don’t have it that bad, do we?”
The piggish woman blushed more, scratching the back of her head nervously. “I-I dunno… B-but, an actual human male, here. I-it, kinda set us off, huh?”
The cow woman nodded with another sigh. “Yes. We shouldn’t let our wild selves get the better of us. Felix needs some rest; I don’t think he wants some lusty women clawing at him.”
Tipi nodded her head as well. “Right,” She turned around and started to head back into the woods to get the second bushel of tubers she scavenged, just as Abigail went to get her tools. Though they knew that the human needed to heal, which given Abigail’s knowledge about medicine, he would be back on his feet in no time.
However, as the two women went on their day, they mentally told themselves that they were going to be the one to get the human first.