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From davet@hrc63.co.uk Mon Jun 12 17:01:43 1989
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From: davet@hrc63.co.uk (Dave Thorpe)
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Subject: Nigel the Hedgehog, Chapter six (long)
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The Saga of Nigel the Hedgehog
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Chapter VI
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Authors: Chapter I > Chapter II > Chapter III > Chapter IV > Chapter V >
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Pete > Aktar > Chris > Gary > Dave > Pete > Chris
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Nigel walked to his car, wondering if he would ever be able to forget
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Nancy, reluctantly got into his car, for he knew that the lives of
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his prickly friends back home depended on the successfull reaching
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of his goal. As he sped down the road he clung lovingly to the negligee
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for emotion support, nothing really seemed to matter anymore, should he
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bother to carry on his quest when the one he loved waited for him to
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return. After about an hour he was able to let go of the garment and
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shoved it in the glove compartment, shoving the used jonnies out of the way.
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"How will I continue with my goal without my Nancy?", he sobbed.
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Something stirred in the back of the car, Nigels super senses were alerted.
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He turned to see a shape rising from behind the red leather seats.
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It was a woman in a nurses outfit with no underwear (Nigel of course had
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X-Ray vision) "NANCY!!!!", he exclamed with passionate joy. He pulled the
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car over into the LAY-by and leapt into the back with Nancy and set about
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the business. " Carefull not to stain the read leather seats!", gasped
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Nancy, "Sod em!! And don't talk with your mouth full", replied Nigel.
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As Nigel enjoyed this welcome break from his mission he was little
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aware of who was watching him from a black limo' a few hundred yards behind
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him......
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The black limo sauntered up to the Road-hog, the two people totally mesmerised
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by the resonating rocking motion that the car had been undergoing these past
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few minutes ( sorry hours - it would never do if our hero was finished
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prematurely now would it?? - damn this is getting incredibly implicative and
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rather dirty ) and they couldn't understand what could possibly be going on
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in there. That is basically because villains are always thick sods with
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striped shirts and loot bags. Anyway both partners were totally knackered
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not to mention naked at the end of all this and eventually climbed out
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>from deep inside the wonderfully plush (not so plush any more) leather
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seat only to be held at strychnine-gunpoint by the two villains. Nigel lashed
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out for his utility belt - it wasn't on him. For not the first time in his
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highly adverturous life Nigel froze. "Help", wimpered Nancy as the
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apparent kidnappers moved in...
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Nigel sat, thinking of how easily he could disarm these thugs and escape, but
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he thought that he would wait to find out who had hired them. He tried to
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scratch an itch, but his hands were tied. When the car finally arrived at it's
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destination, Nigel was forced out of the car, grabbing the ulitity belt as he
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did so. He was brought into a huge room, with, at the far end an occupied
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chair, in front of a bright light. Nigel could not make out the identity of the
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occupant, but he saw a hand dismiss him from the room. Before he was locked
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into the cell, Nigel was searched, but the thug somehow missed seeing the
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packed belt ( Why do evil overlords never use bright men, this one was so dull
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that even a day's polish with brasso wouldn't give him a shine ! ). When the
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guard's back was turned Nigel examined his belt. He tried to find his skeleton
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keys, but remembered they had been animated by an evil necromancer, his lock-
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picks were dropped into the canal after a particularly unsuccessful play on
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words. Ever resourceful, Nigel pulled out one of his own spines to pick the
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lock with. As he tried the door, he discovered it was open anyway ( where do
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they get them from ? ), and set about dealing with the guard. The guard,
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spinning around impressively ( So that was why he was hired, he did that spin
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very well ! ), to confront Nigel. Nigel pulled a gun, and pressed the trigger.
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A bright red flag, with BANG written on it emerged. He drew a knife, and
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stabbed the guard, but it was a telescopic, stage knife. He tried to garotte
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the guard, but the string broke. He drew a sword, but it was a rubber one. He
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pulled out a poison bottle, but it contained aspirin. His blowpipe had been
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converted back into a pen. By this time the guard was rolling about on the
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floor in paroxisms of laughter, and then had a heart attack from the exertion.
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Nigel and Nancy escaped.
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Well not escaped exactly. Although they were safe from the clutches of
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the dim-witted guard (or should it be plural?) they still had to find
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out who was the overlord, and why did want to stand in the way of
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Nigel's goal ?
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"phewwwwwwwwwww, that was close" Nigel muttered as he and Nancy climbed
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over a small brick wall. My god, Nancy had beautiful legs Nigel thought
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as she stradled the wall with ease. He wanted another back-seat
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session with his steamy seductress, ney he must find out who was behind
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this fiendish hedgehog/sheep-nap. (By the way, what kind of creature is
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Nancy anyway - sheep seems familiar). But Nigel supposed there was just about
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time for a quickie. He manfully tugged Nancy by her slender (for a
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sheep) wrists toward an inconspicuous bush. Next to the bush was a small sign
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with the order, "NO BONKING", printed upon it. Nigel had no time for
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such trivial notices. As they went behind the bush Nancy tore off her
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clothes (scarce though they were), instantaneously randy. Nigel lay on
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his back, undid his utility belt and welcomed Nancy's warm (a bit to
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warm at climax), heaving body. Then as they began exchanging bodily
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fluids the earth did move, literally, as a trap door beneath them opened
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sending them swirling spiralitically(?) down ... Nigel would take more
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notice of small signs next to inconspicuous bushes in the future ! cor
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what a pisser ...
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Nigel was now plunged into darkness. He could see nothing, feel nothing,
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touch nothing or hear nothing. Fortunately, he could still smell and took
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a deep breath - it smelt just like a dark room! After a few minutes, he
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came back to his senses and a bright light shone from before him. He saw
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the silluette of two sheep(s) standing up, arm in arm. As his eyes re-
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adjusted to the bright light, he noticed one of the sheep was Nancy!
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He cried out for Nancy but she was too engrossed with this other 'alien'
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sheep. Then the other sheep spoke and told him that Nancy was his - she
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had just lured Nigel to this place. Nancy comfirmed this and told Nigel she
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had never loved him - and thought he had as much sexual stimulation as a
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golf ball. Nigel had been betrayed! They shut the door, locked it and walked
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away, laughing. Nigel was left there in this deep, dark cellar all alone.
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Nigel was hurt, not only was he a super-hedgehog, but he had never had a
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complaint about his amazing sexual prowess before. In fact words such as
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"Big-Boy", "Hung like a Blue-Whale", "More staying power than Mr Jack
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Staying-Power McStaying-Power, the man with the most Staying_Power in
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Staying-Power Land" and the best thing to happen to women since the
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diesel powered vibrator. He fastened his utility belt and walked
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slowly to the door, disheartened as all that he valued had been false.
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Was it worth going on? He then realised that this is exactly what the
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overlord wanted him to think, to make him give up his goal and wallow in
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self pity. He was more of a man than that (well more of a hedgehog) and
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would rise above it. Now, even more determined to beat the overlord and
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save his prickly friends back home, he strode to the door, looked at
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his utility belt and selected a junior hacksaw. Using his "Saw like
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buggery" skill he deftly reduced the door to a large pile of wood shavings.
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He left the room and walked stealthely down the brushed aluminium corridor,
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past many unmarked doors, he reached the end of the passage, a T junction,
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there was a sign:
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Would he follow it or would he again ignore a sign and go left?
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Well, so what to do, Right, Left or straight ahead. Straight ahead was ruled
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out, brick walls are fairly sturdy. Was the sign a good idea or a bluff, or a
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double bluff, or a treble bluff, or what ! Pulling a coin out of his money belt
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( a subsection of his utility belt ), he threw it in the air, heads for left,
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tails for right. It came down heads ( Not suprising for a double-headed coin,
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well you didn't think Nigel would obey signs did you ! ), and Nigel turned
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left. He followed the passage until it came out of a hidden entrance, on a
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hill. All he had to do was to lead an army of hedgehogs up here to storm the
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evil overlord, he almost started to buckle his swash, when he realised he was
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daydreaming again. Then he was it, a sign saying ....
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| Overlords secret laboratory |
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| Keep out by order |
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| Nasty things going on, but you could always look through |
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| the keyhole, even if the door does have |
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| 15000000000 locks ! |
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He couldn't be dreaming now, he never liked James Bond !
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-=*=-
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Next part soon.
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