Ben 10 Porn Story: Written in the Stars – Chapter 3

Ben took off again, not bothering to wait for the other two.

Ben! Wait up! Gwen called hurrying after him. Ben didnt sway from his course, however.

Tennyson, where the heck are you going?

Here. He stopped directly in front of a tiny pier and shack. A hanging sign read Moes Scuba Rentals across the front door.

After all, he looked at them with a very self-satisfied expression. Something had to cause that whirlpool. Were going to investigate it.

Kevin didnt look so impressed.

Ben, do you even know how to scuba dive? Gwen asked frowning.

There was that time in the lake when we were searching for the Krakken, Ben recalled the incident with Captain Shaw. Of course hed mostly been Ripjaws at the time and itd been several years ago, he might be a little rusty. Better not mention that.

A-and Ive done some snorkeling he hastily offered in addition. Same basic idea, right?

Gwen and Kevin exchanged looks.

Well, Ive got no idea about how to do either, said Kevin.

Thats okay, Ben assured him. You can steer the boat.

Boat?

Sure. We cant exactly swim all the way out there and back with heavy tanks on.

This is starting to sound expensive Kevin muttered under his breath.

Yeah, butll be worth it. Ben looked at them hopefully. The other two contemplated it for a minute.

Well, its not like weve got any better idea, Gwen sighed. Bens face lit up.

Lets do it.

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Why do I always end up paying for these things? griped Kevin, cruising along from the back of a small motorboat.

You were the only one with any cash on you, Gwen pointed out, tugging on a flipper. And its not like were not going to pay you back.

Yeah, you two better, grumbled Kevin.

Hey, Kevin, slow down, Ben called from the bow. I think this is about where that whirlpool started. Kevin cut the power to the engine. They slowly drifted to a halt. Ben slowly dropped down an anchor.

Okay, then, he turned back towards Kevin. Will you pass me that float? Kevin handed over a buoy to Ben, which he tossed out to mark to passing boats that, shortly, there would be divers. With a grunt, Ben muscled his way into his gear.

Remember to breathe through your mouth, Ben reminded his cousin, once he finished.

I know, Ben. I did this last break with my parents when we went on that Caribbean cruise, Gwen retorted. She was all set to dive.

Right. He pulled down his mask. Okay lets go. Giving Kevin a thumbs-up, he and Gwen flipped over the side of the boat.

Now what am I suppose to do? Kevin lamented to the empty boat.

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Once underwater, Ben adjusted his mouthpiece better and took in a deep lungful of air. Spotting Gwen, he gestured to her that they should begin their search in an outward-spiral pattern. Gwen nodded her agreement. As they swam out, Ben noticed, with some apprehension, that the sea was strangely empty of all animal activity.

He nearly jumped out of his skin when something brushed against his arm. He spun around to see Gwen waving at him and pointed down. Looking towards where she motioned, Ben eyes widened at the sight before him. Protruding out of the ocean floor was a silver dome with a fissure down the middle of it. Swimming closer he noticed something engraved on the metal plate. It was an eye symbol that looked vaguely familiar

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Floating up on the surface, Kevin was bored. He felt like hed been waiting hours for them to come up.

Whats taking them so long? He sighed to himself, stretching back across one of the seats in the boat. He scanned the horizon. A flash of silver by the coastal rock-bed caught the corner of his eye.

Huh? He squinted trying to get a better look. What was that?

Whatever it was seemed to have vanished. Disappointed, Kevin sat back down and folding his arms behind his head, resumed his prior position.

Suddenly, he was flying through the air and plunged deep into the water. He struggled to reach the surface again and froze. Something with huge, open jaws waiting for him.

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Ben saw a huge dark shape swim past him. Its wake propelled him backwards with such force he sailed into Gwen. Looking around wildly for the mysterious creature, he spotted it speeding upward in route to hit the underside of their small rented vessel head-on.

Ben saw bottom of the boat leave the water completely and Kevin submerge. The dark mass advanced towards him.

Kevin! A gurgled cry came from Gwen.

Ben yanked off his mask and let it fall to the ocean floor. Adjusting the Omnitrix, he hit it with out delay.

Jetray! The aerophibian made his appearance. Speeding to Kevins assistance, Ben fired several neuroshock blasts at it, which bounced off harmlessly.

Huh? He stopped short taking in the appearance of the beast. A massive fish with mechanical glowing red eyes turned to glare at him before abandoning its pursuit of Kevin and swam off, as if frightened. Kevin frantically clawed his way up to the surface. Ben looped around to check on his cousin.

I wonder what that was about, he gargled in Jetrays nasally voice to Gwen while she readjusted her mouthpiece. Suddenly her eyes widen in alarm. He twisted his head around just in time to see the large silvery fish ram into him.

Whoa! Ben was sent tumbling tail over antenna bouncing along its metal back.

Ow. He rubbed his sore head with one clawed hand. Uh-oh. The swimming contraption smashed into him yet again. He sent a few fruitless neuroshock blasts after it. The third time it circled around, Ben was ready for it. He just managed to swoop out of the way of its charge.

Okay, think, Ben. Think! he commanded himself. This thing was obviously made of some sort of alien technology. He couldnt use his neuroshock attacks against this enemy. None of his other aliens really were equipped to fight underwater. What else can I do? he racked his brains frantically.

The sounds of battle drew his attention away from his personal dilemma. Gwen had a mana ball in each hand and was currently blasting the marine machinery for all she was worth. An idea popped into his mind.

Gwen, back off for a second! he called to her swimming at top speed towards them. She barely swam out of his way in time when he whizzed between her and the aquatic metal device. He zipped around and around about it, churning the water as he went. Increasing his pace even more, if possible, Jetray created a whirlpool about the fish that sent it spinning into a dizzy frenzy.

Ha! he cried in triumph, ending his whirlpool as the oceanic mechanism went flying. Droopily, it sunk down to the ocean floor.

Satisfied that the enemy was safely beaten, Ben approached it. The fish lay motionless. Snatching up the scuba equipment he dropped beforehand, he gave the lifeless machine one final look. Angry red eyes snapped open.