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rubbing the sap in circles round the puncture the bayonet had made.  It seemed to knit the skin together in seconds. 
    Maya felt herself relaxing and Vron’s slow almost sensual motions and the gentle touch of his long fingers began to cause a tingling heat to gather between her legs. 
    “The ayuliop has immense healing properties,” Vron went on in his deep voice, its rich timbre only heightening the arousal she was starting to feel.  “The wound will quickly cover over and only leave a faint scar.”
    Maya nodded and swallowed hard.  “So,” she said, desperately trying to focus her thoughts on something other than her libido, “what do you do around here?  I’m guessing you’re something pretty important if you are hanging around with that Prince Consort guy?”
    “I am the Chief of Security,” Vron replied without any real enthusiasm.  “My main duty is to make sure the Prince Consort is not assassinated, so I suppose that constitutes as important.”
    “Yeah, that’s a lot of responsibility.  Does that mean you’re one of these Blood Sharks?  Like those guys outside?  What does that mean exactly?”
    “The Blood Shark Society is the political and military elite of Raja-kell.  It maintains order and enforces the Imperial Laws and defends the people from enemies, helping them in their time of need.  You are correct in assuming I am a member of this august body.”   
    “You don’t sound very happy about it,” Maya observed.  She was getting the impression that he was very much an outsider in this society and she could relate to that.  On Earth she was rootless and without purpose.  Maybe they were both lost souls?
    Vron didn’t answer.  He continued applying the sap, and Maya found her cheeks begin to blush at his feather-light touch.  She tried to clamp down on the wild feelings he was stirring up in her.
    “You’re not like them,” she said at length.  “You don’t act the way they do.  I get the feeling you don’t approve of the way they act either.”
    “I am a Blood Shark,” Vron said firmly.
    “My loyalty is to the Society and the Blood God’s chosen elect, the Prince Consort.  It doesn’t matter if I approve of them or not.”
    He kept his voice controlled but Maya could literally taste the seething anger struggling to break free.  She shivered at its intensity and her pussy thrummed with wet heat.
    Goddammit!  What is this guy doing to me?
    “Does it matter if those other women approve of them or not?” she retorted, turning her desire into anger.  “You remember them?  Those other unfortunate innocents from Earth that just got auctioned off earlier?  How are they going to be treated?”
    Vron’s body stiffened.  “You shouldn’t think about them any more,” he said warningly.  “There is nothing you can do for them now.”
    “What about Tia?  That poor kid who the Prince Consort bought?  Do I just forget about her?  How can I?  She’s absolutely terrified!”
    Vron looked up at her, his silver eyes burning brightly.  The fire in his gaze stole her breath away.
    “You are to forget her,” he ordered in a voice that brooked no argument.  “You must look after yourself now.  That is the only way you will survive on Raja-kell.  It is the only way any of us survive on Raja-kell.  If your friend is lucky he’ll forget he bought her in a couple of days’ time.”
    Maya stared into the deep mercury pools of his eyes, unable to form an argument.  He was like a deadly serpent and if she kept provoking him further he was liable to lash out and bite her.
    She dipped her eyes and he lowered his head.  An electrifying silence filled the air and he continued to tend to her wound.  After he had smeared on the ayuliop sap, he got to his feet and went over to a basin and poured out a small bowl of warm water.
    Coming back with a patch of wadding he retuned to his kneeling position between Maya’s legs and started very tenderly to wipe away the