While walking through the group, occasionally helping those who required assistance, I spotted the group I had brought in the distance, and it seemed they fitted in nicely, well as nicely as possible, though the people here, despite being in a terrible situation, were mostly friendly. Maybe it was because they realized the importance of allies, or perhaps they just wished to befriend those in the same situation as them; there were probably a plethora of other reasons why, but either way, it was a friendly community.
However, what really made this sad was the number of survivors; although this place was nearly packed, there were only about eighteen hundred. Granted, the invading army was only attacking small cities, not major ones, probably because of how heavily protected they are, but even so, despite destroying six or seven smaller cities and towns, there weren't even two thousand people here. It just goes on to show how ruthless their enemies are, not even allowing civilians a chance to escape.
'I don't even understand why they would kill civilians; not only is it ethically wrong, but it also doesn't make any sense. Just capture them as prisoners, at the very least, if you don't want more soldiers.' Mused Tut, finding it hard to wrap his mind around the thought process of the invading army.
However, while walking, I spotted the siblings walking down a hall to my right after their little make-out session; they also noticed me; after all, Sara is hard to miss when she sits atop my shoulders.
"Is it just me, or do those two look familiar?" Muttered Sara as she curiously looked at Pietro and Wanda, who had both glanced at her.
"Yeah, they're the ones in the picture, you know, from the place where we almost died from that randomly exploding stark missile." Said Tut as he gave Sara a soft pat on the thigh, causing her to nod in understanding.
"Oh, yeah, now I remember; so are we going to talk with them?" Asked Sara as she looked down at Tut, who suddenly smirked, overhearing Pietro's words.
"I will, but currently, Pietro, the boy, is formulating a plan with Wanda to steal from us; he's also a mutant, so I'm curious to see how it'll go." Replied Tut with a slight smirk as he glanced at Pietro, whispering into Wanda's ear while the two constantly glanced at Tut.
"A Mutant? I wonder what his ability is." Said Sara curiously, only to squeal softly when she felt a hand slap her butt.
"Don't tell me you're interested in another young teenager, you pedophile; was one not enough for you?" Remarked Tut with a grin as he turned around and returned to where they came from while Sara huffed in annoyance.
"Hmph, how long will you hold that above my head for Tut?" Asked Sara with an irritated expression as he ignored the two twins and eyed Tut.
"Hmm, I suppose until I also become an adult, so, four more years; you've got a while to wait." Stated Tut, causing Sara to squeeze his head with her thighs, though she didn't seem to understand the heaven he was experiencing.
'Ahh, this is truly heaven.' Thought Tut blissfully as he felt his soul transcend the mortal plane and achieve godhood.
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After Sara got bored of squeezing my head like it was a watermelon, which, if I'm being honest, might be the best way to die, have your head popped between two meaty thighs; I don't see how a man could die any happier than that.
Anyway, currently, I was heading toward the bathroom after asking one of the soldiers to lead me to it, and it wasn't because I needed to actually pee; it was because Sara did, and I was not about to have her pee all over me again.
"Here you go; you can pee by yourself, right?" Asked Tut as he and Sara entered the single-stall bathroom before lifting her off his shoulders and setting her feet on the ground.
"I-I think so." Replied Sara hesitantly, though she couldn't stay standing for more than a few seconds before the pain got unbearable for her.
Catching Sara before she fell, I held her up and gave her a blank look while she did the same.
"Don't look at me like that; I'm the one in pain, not you." Remarked Sara with a frown, causing Tut to look away awkwardly as he helped her to the toilet.
"Haa, I'll help you; just don't go peeing on me again." Said Tut as he helped pull down Sara's jeans, followed by her pink panties, while intently staring at her.
"I won't." Said Sara lightly before the two quieted down and blankly looked at each other.
"So, are you going to look away or?" Asked Sara, though his response was not what she was hoping for.
"Nope, I'm going to watch you; since we're dating, we should be comfortable with each other even when in our most embarrassing and vulnerable states." Replied Tut with a nod as he stepped closer, though he mainly just wished to embarrass Sara.
After a few more seconds of silently staring at each other, Sara finally caved in as she started peeing, doing so while we were less than a meter apart, and the blush on her face told me I had succeeded in my objective. However, when I saw her suddenly smirking while glancing at my crotch, I looked down only to see I was hard, which was quite embarrassing as well.
'I've won, but at what cost?' Thought Tut as he looked down at his erect dick, though before he could justify why he got aroused from Sara peeing, he suddenly frowned.
Turning around, I looked through the several walls before eyeing an approaching military army, and from their color scheme, I could tell they weren't friendly reinforcements. They were pretty far out, so no one other than me had noticed them, and while I hoped they weren't heading for us, there was nothing else in the vicinity.
"Welp, this isn't good." Muttered Tut as he looked back at Sara and waited for her to wipe before putting her clothes back on and carrying her.
"Hmm, what isn't good? Did you hear something?" Asked Sara curiously as she and Tut exited the bathroom, prompting Tut to lift her onto his shoulders.
"I'm pretty sure a small army is heading right for us, and they aren't friendly." Replied Tut with a frown as he navigated the building, heading directly for Klovin's office while the initial soldier followed behind him.
The path to General Klovin's office was relatively easy; no one stopped by or anything, which was good, though when I arrived, I knocked on the door; it was best to be polite, considering he was the one in charge of the whole place.
"Yo, it's Tut; can I come one? I've got something pretty important to say." Asked Tut while knocking on the door to Klovin's office, which two soldiers flanked.
It took a few seconds, but General Klovin finally responded, prompting me to open the door immediately and enter while Sara ducked underneath the door frame, which wouldn't have harmed her whatsoever; she was enveloped in my aura after all.
"What do you have to say, Tut?" Asked Klovin sternly as he set down his papers on his desk and gave Tut a frown.
"Eh, never mind. It would be much easier to just show you; I've seen enough movies to know how these types of things go." Remarked Tut as he approached Klovin from behind the desk, causing his frown to deepen.
"What do you mean?" Asked Klovin as he stared at Tut with a deep frown and furrowed brows, though Tut merely outstretched his hand.
"I'll show you; just take my hand real quick; it'll also be quick, so you don't need to notify anyone of your absence." Said Tut quickly while shaking his arm, causing Klovin to squint at his hand before hesitantly grabbing it.
The instant General Klovin grabbed my hand; I enveloped him in my aura before flying out the opened window, appearing right behind the approaching enemy army, which was about thirteen or so miles out.
"See, this is what I was talking about, General Klovin; this army is heading right for the refuge camp; it's about 13 miles out, so roughly 21 kilometers away." Stated Tut as he pointed at the ground below, not even giving Klovin a chance to regain his bearings, though he was a general, so he composed himself rather quickly.
"How far did you say?" Asked Klovin with a hardened expression as he hung from Tut's hand while looking at the army, which looked relatively small from this high up.
"21 kilometers; at this rate, they'll arrive within about 40 minutes." Replied Tut as he glanced at Klovin before speedily flying through the air, arriving back within his office in a tenth of a second.
Almost immediately after he regained his bearings, he stood up, left his office, and started giving orders left and right as the soldiers quickly followed them.
"So, what are we going to do, Tut?" Asked Sara with a slight frown as she looked down at Tut, who shook his head.
"Haa, first off, you're not doing anything, and secondly, this isn't our war to fight. We can't just come in the middle of a war and suddenly interfere, especially not without seeing both sides; the only reason I'm helping is because of the refugees. I'll protect the refugees, but I won't interfere in the coming battle." Replied Tut with a shake of his head, earning a slap on the head from Sara.
"You can't do that; if General Klovin loses, who will take care of all the refugees? I understand you don't wish to pick sides, despite how cruel and vicious the other side seems, but one side will surely win Tut." Stated Sara seriously as she looked at Tut, who sighed and nodded.
"I know. Haa, it seems like I'll have to interfere after all; I'm blaming this on you, Sara." Muttered Tut in frustration as he rubbed his head and sighed.
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Their freakiness is already showing! Give me them stones as well!