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and it was hard to convince herself he wasn ‟ t given the way he was looking at her and the comment together. “I haven ‟ t seen a lot of men as tall as you two,” she said finally, or as massive!
    “Look like tiny Hirachi woman…„cept dis hair and dis skin.”
    Apparently he noticed that she wasn ‟ t especially happy with the comment.
    “I like. Is pretty. Different, still pretty.”
    He was an attractive male even if he was an alien, but his size unnerved the hell out of her.
    Not that she thought he was going to get the chance to hump her as he so clearly wanted to when the hideously repulsive creature that had bought her had told them to put her in his harem! And if that had been her only options—him or the fish-man—she would certainly have chosen him! But she didn ‟ t even want to think about what might be lying coiled like a cobra in his loincloth when it seemed likely he was completely proportional!
    Unfortunately, it didn ‟ t seem to have occurred to him that her genitals were also proportional to her size!
    In all honesty, she thought his size would ‟ ve unnerved her without that possibility thrown into the mix. He looked big enough and strong enough to break something purely by accident and she didn ‟ t want any part of her body broken or mangled!
    That being the case, she didn ‟ t reciprocate even though it popped into her mind that it would be polite to tell him that she didn ‟ t find him repulsive either—terrifying, but not repulsive. She smiled at him a little weakly instead of thanking him for the compliment. “You ‟ re…Hirachi?”
    she asked tentatively. “You aren ‟ t from this world, then?”
    “Dis no world. Big habitat in space.”
    She ‟ d thought it must be a space station and she was still dismayed. If it had at least been on some planet she might have had the option of escaping and running—and probably dying because she had no clue of how to survive, but it was deeply disturbing to think she didn ‟ t have any options.
    “We Hirachi. Captured on Ach, brought here, sold. Master buy to fight. Am Dakaar. Shy one Kael,” he added, pointing to his companion.
    Loren transferred her gaze from Dakaar to the „shy one ‟ and discovered that he was giving Dakaar a narrow eyed look. “She is a slave, as we are,” he said tightly. “What are you about?If you want to keep your manhood, you’ll do well to ignore your cock’s interest in the little one.
    You don’t need it to fight.”
    Dakaar flushed. “The poor little thing is scared to death,” he retorted angrily. “Who does it hurt to try to calm her fears?”
    “Her!” Kael retorted tightly. “She has every reason to be frightened. You aren’t doing her a good turn to allay those fears when she is destined for the master’s harem.”
    Dakaar looked as sick as he felt. “Why would he want her for…that?” he demanded, hesitating over the term since it made him feel sicker to think of that creature pawing her. “It’s clear she’s far more like us, despite her size, than she is his species.”
    “He isn’t interested in breeding,” Kael said sourly, “ any more than you are.”
    “There’s where you’re wrong,” Dakaar growled. “My time is close and I cannot think of much else!”
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    Kael studied him thoughtfully for a long moment and finally shifted his gaze to the woman. “Gods!” he muttered. “That wily bastard has bought her to tease us. I thought it strange that he sent us to take her back when he claimed he had need of guards!”
    Dismay flickered through Dakaar, and then a wild hope that he didn ‟ t dare dwell upon let alone voice. “He couldn’t know we’re nearing our spawning time, could he?”
    Kael snorted derisively. “He is no fool. He would’ve discovered what he could about us when he bought us. You may be sure of that.”
    “Mayhap…?”
    “Don’t say it! Don’t even think it! She is a pretty little thing, but when have you known Lecur to do anything