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  Klaej withdrew from her, leaving a place for Setzan between her legs, who didn’t hesitate as he fell on her pussy and consumed her. Two fingers entered her, pumping in and out. Once he was sure his fingers were coated, he followed the line of her cleft and rubbed her essence around her back hole.

  His teeth lightly clipped her clit as he embedded a finger deep inside her dark entrance. She screamed as an orgasm raked her body, again erupting from nowhere. Setzan pumped his fingers in and out, replacing two with three. She rode the sweet pain while her body was consumed with electric tingles.

  “Turn her, brothers. She is ready,” Rujali said.

  Klaej lifted her easily, spun her around and impaled her on Rujali’s waiting cock. She was so ready she became fully seated with one hard thrust. She groaned out loud at the sweet invasion, rocking her hips to rub her clit on his tight abdomen. Rujali let her rock while he kissed her long and hard and deep. Her body bubbled with an unspent pleasure.

  Setzan’s fingers probed her back hole, sliding in easily. She gasped as the sense of being filled, yet knowing much more was to come. “That’s it, love. Rock back on my hand. Relax and let us satisfy you.”

  She shuddered as she impaled herself on Rujali’s cock and Setzan’s fingers. She watched over her shoulder as Setzan moved behind her. He gripped the base of his cock, then his fingers disappeared, to be replaced with the blunt head of his shaft.

  As he lifted her hips and sank her down on Rujali’s length, Setzan surged forward. The head of his cock slid past the ring of muscle. The quick burning eased as Setzan moved in and out in slow, short thrusts.

  Setzan planted a splayed palm in the middle of her back, easing her against Rujali’s chest. “That’s it, Riley. Use Rujali. Lift up and sink back down on him again.”

  She held her breath as Setzan surged inside her. She panted, letting her body become used to the feeling such fullness.

  “Are you ready, Riley?” Rujali spoke.

  She nodded. There was nothing else in this world or the next that she wanted. As one, Setzan and Rujali thrust at the same time. Pure sensation sparked a tsunami inside her. Her fingers dug into Rujali’s shoulders and sweet tension started to grip her body.

  “Ready, brother. Be fast. She is on the edge,” Rujali ground out.

  There was a gentle touch on her chin and she turned her head to see Klaej kneeling at her side. She opened her mouth and readily welcomed him inside. He cupped the back of her head, locking her into place. Now she was truly impaled by the three men she loved beyond anything in the universe.

  She couldn’t move, but it didn’t matter. She knew they would take care of her. She surrendered complete control over to her lovers, letting her body go limp between them all. She was ready to be fucked by all three of them.

  “We’re going to take you fully now, Riley. This is a magic moment we have only been able to dream about and now it’s coming into reality because of you. We thank you. We are so grateful we found you. We love you beyond anything else in this life. We give of our souls and in return you will share yours with us.” She shivered as Rujali’s voice wound around her and through her.

  As one, all three men thrust—Rujali in her pussy, Setzan in her back entrance, and Klaej in her mouth. Little pinpricks scattered over her skin, like she imagined magic droplets would feel.

  They withdrew and surged again. The tingles dissolved into her skin. Behind her eyes, a golden cloud appeared. Another thrust and the golden cloud enveloped her. Her body came alive as a powder keg of sparks built.

  Another thrust. Harder. Faster. She no longer thought, barely had the capacity to feel. Her mind dissolved and became one with the golden light now inside her. The powder keg ignited and erupted. She was helpless but to ride the glorious wave of pure bliss that devoured her.

  She was blinded as the golden light shone with the intensity of a thousand suns. On the outskirts of her consciousness, Rujali roared. A stream of hot cum coated her womb. Setzan jolted rigid against her and her back passage was painted with ropes of heat. Klaej stilled as her mouth was filled with his essence. She swallowed his seed, sucking him down her throat.

  The golden light exploded in another blinding supernova. Her mind expanded and she floated into another realm of consciousness. She was herself, but there were more aspects of herself that had never been there before. More awareness. More thought. More emotion. Just more. Light that was filled with love joyously danced around her. A deep-seated harmony filled her in a way she’d ever experienced before. It was happiness, contentedness, fulfilment all rolled into one.

  She floated there for long moments, until the effects of her orgasm faded. Her body was sated beyond belief. Eventually, the light dissipated and she came back into her heavy-limbed body, aware she was still sprawled between her men.

  Klaej slowly withdrew from her mouth, brushing strands of her hair out of her eyes. “Our mate? Are you all right?”

  She huffed a laugh. It was all she had the energy to do. “That was… amazing.”

  Rujali’s deep chuckle echoed in her mind. “Then we have done our job well.”

  She frowned. Something about hearing their voices was different. “Wait. Are you speaking… in my mind?”

  “As can you now that the mate-sync had bonded us,” Setzan said.

  “This is the mate-sync? You didn’t say anything about telepathy,” she spoke with her mind, trying it out.

  “It is more than telepathy. We can feel you inside us. We know your feelings, your thoughts. This is the highest level of intimacy, only reserved for Fated Ones. We are truly blessed.” Klaej lay next to her, stroking her back as Setzan eased from her. Both men lifted her from Rujali and arranged her between them. She relaxed against Rujali’s side, resting her head against his shoulder as Setzan spooned her.

  She tried to wrap her mind around the enormity. A surge of comfort so utter and complete eased her confusion, followed by a love so sweet it brought tears to her eyes.

  “This is what it means. All of us will never be alone again. We complete each other. When one hurts, the others ease. We share a love so strong, it can never be broken. Is that not something to be treasured?” Rujali said.

  She’d never expected to be so accepted in her life. She was still herself, but she was more. She was so intimately connected, she knew Rujali’s words as the absolute truth. With a sigh, she relaxed fully into their embrace, letting go of any residual doubt she had.

  “This is what you’ve been trying to tell me,” she said out loud.

  “And is this a good thing, Riley?” Klaej said. He slung an arm around his brother to stroke her arm. All four of them, skin to skin, mind to mind.

  “It’s more than I ever could imagine. It’s… it’s… the most precious gift in the universe.” She struggled to find the right words. They didn’t seem to be enough.

  Instead, she tried to send them what she felt. That indescribable wholeness, that complete acceptance and understanding. Four souls, fused together. It was the most beautiful thing she could ever imagine. A surge of warmth and love washed over her in return.

  She could finally say she was grateful for being abducted, because without the worst thing that had ever happened to her, she would never have found the absolute best thing to happen.

  With a happy sigh, she settled in the one place she wanted to be the most—deep in the ease of her mates’ arms, comforted with the knowledge that she would be loved and would love in return for the rest of her life.

  Epilogue

  Setzan

  Six of their adversaries stood in two hostile groups, in the middle of their sun-drenched meeting room. The golden-hued light was at odds with the dark and desperate mood between the nine of them.

  To say this day was an historical event was a vast understatement of the millennium and all it had taken was the theft of each Homeland’s crystals and the abduction of one small human woman.

  The royals of the Arabis and Erion Triads had come to see Riley, of c
ourse. The disbelief had yet to fall from their faces each time their eyes wandered to the Ozar Tower, easily seen through the floor-to-ceiling windows that graced the room, radiating with healing golden energy once again. For the first time in a decade, there was new hope, and it was that hope that had drawn them to traverse their planet, head into Ozar Territory, and swallow their pride and hostility between their Homelands. They wanted the same thing for themselves, for their lands were still dying and desolate. No new Quads. No mates. No children.

  Rujali, Klaej, and Setzan had let them come. All nine had a chance to change their planet once and for all.

  Now they’d found their mate, they no longer cared for wars that went on for decades, and endless darkness and death. They had something to live for, and if the energy of the Ozar Crystal would prevail as it once did, they would have children of their own.

  Setzan, for one, didn’t want to bring his child into a war-torn planet. Finding Riley was cause for celebration and he could think of nothing short of planet-wide peace as apt commemoration. It would be the first time in their history that something like that could ever happen, and in Setzan’s mind, it was long due.

  Since the birth of their modern civilization, their three Homelands had bickered and fought over frivolous arguments, rising and falling between years of ignoring to all-out warfare. Riley had told them it was similar on her planet, only there were far more countries that fought between themselves. It was only trade that had enabled peace between her nations and she was sure it would do the same for their planet.

  Setzan wanted to make their Homeplanet a better place for her. He thought the lure of finally finding their mate and returning fertility to their lands was more motivation. But he was forward thinking, and once their crystals were found and mates impregnated, he was sure the two Triads standing before them would feel the same way. They’d all been born into war, and he was sure they were as sick of it as they were. They would all want peace for their children. He would hold nothing back if it helped them restore their crystals and find their mates.

  Paxt, the blond alpha of the Arabis Homeland spoke. “So tell me, how exactly did you trace the Ozar Crystal?”

  Setzan had never come face to face with the kings of the Arabis and Erion Homelands before and was surprised to find them as tall and as big as him and his brothers. In the battlefield, they would be evenly matched, however Setzan would be sure to beat them. He had more to lose than they did now, and that would give him an edge. Satisfied he could protect his mate if needed, he sighed and crossed his arms over his chest.

  “Klaej chipped a section of the Ozar Tower and it lead us across the Galaxy. As soon as we stepped foot on the planet, we saw our mate,” Rujali said.

  “And she is… not Negari?” Coltan, Paxt’s Triad brother, asked. His almost-white brows met as he frowned.

  “She calls herself human,” Klaej said. He was full-blown crimson and in full protection mode. Setzan heard the growled undertones in his voice. Whenever Klaej spoke about Riley, he sounded like that, but it was to be expected. Klaej was the most protective of Riley out of all of them, if that was at all possible.

  The only reason Klaej had let Riley out of his sight, was that she was spending time with their younger sister Jaiya, who had taken it upon herself to design Riley a wardrobe fit for a future queen. Their mother had also joined in with the textile designers and he had left her in a room filled with rolls of material and an excited sister who lived for mirrors and makeup, ignoring the stunned expression on their mate’s face. The only way she’d agreed to it was the promise of a pair of battle boots. In her size. Apparently, she’d been eyeing their boots since she’d first seen them.

  “Setzan? Setzan!”

  He jolted as Rujali bellowed his name, sending his brother an apologetic look. It seemed he had lost track of time a lot lately thinking of Riley and what a lucky bastard he was. “Yes?”

  “Tell our Homeland brothers about Earth.” Rujali sent Setzan a pointed look.

  Setzan cleared his throat and forced his attention back to the meeting. “We don’t know where her planet is located. It’s never been mapped, despite centuries of space travel. Apparently there are several billion humans, half of which are female, living on her planet. They seem to be as technologically advanced as we are in some aspects, and not in others. They are an intelligent species, with a penchant for war. Our Riley has told us that men typically run her world and that women are not valued well.”

  Anger boiled across Ashir’s face. “What!”

  “As unbelievable as it is, it’s true. I know Riley well enough now to know she does not lie. Not about things like that. She found our society quite unusual for her,” Setzan said.

  “Do you think, if we were able to track down our crystal, we would also find our mate?” Kyel, the Erion’s quiet alpha, asked. His eyes glinted a deep aquamarine, the only indication he was interested. That male gave nothing away.

  “It would be our hope that you would, although I don’t know if she would be human, or Negari,” Rujali said. “Riley has no idea how she came to be here, or if other females came with her.”

  “And what of the scaled one you captured?” Paxt asked.

  Setzan shifted. “Our lead scientist, Anjev, developed a translator to communicate with the creatures. It seems its story is far-fetched, but despite that, we have proof in our mate that the tale is indeed true. The scaled one had nothing to lose by telling us and everything to gain by keeping his life.”

  Kyel inclined his head. “If you would, please enlighten us with this new enemy.”

  Rujali cleared his throat. He clenched and unclenched his fists. “Again, we have never heard of this species, just like humans, but prepare yourself. I have not even told our mate of the depth of evil of these creatures. They have been abducting human women for decades. They found Earth and conducted scientific experiments with the humans. They were particularly interested in the females.”

  Setzan noted a green flush steeling over the skin of the Erion Triad. It seemed they were just as angered.

  “And why would that be?” Kyel asked.

  “It seems that human females have a connection to other dimensions. Something about the electro-magnetic fields of their bodies extending beyond the physical. An entity, apart from the physical Universe of Earth, was able to use this connection to control the scaled ones into abducting hundreds of human females.” Rujali said.

  “There are other dimensions?” Kyel said.

  Setzan nodded. “It it’s hard to believe, but there are indeed different dimensions. Different universes. Human females have access to all of them.”

  “To what end?” Paxt asked.

  “They harnessed this power to mind-enslave entire planets in her Universe. They had targeted Earth next,” Rujali said.

  There was a collective gasp between the Triads. Setzan had experienced the same reaction when he’d first heard of this treachery. Still, he could barely comprehend it.

  “There was a long-lasting war in Riley’s universe. Planets combined forces to fight these scaled ones, and up until recently, they were unsuccessful. None of the inhabitants were capable of providing the power of the human females. Recently, one planet was saved, due to the power of just one human woman. It was just about impossible for this to happen.”

  “They are that strong, these human females?” Zaen from the Erion Triad spoke for the first time.

  Rujali nodded. “They are that strong. The story doesn’t end there. Another human female was able to entirely break the mind control of the inhabitants of another planet. This female, our Riley personally knows. Once the scaled ones learned of this, the entity that controlled them made a major push to enter into their universe,’ Rujali said.

  “And why would it do that?” Coltan asked.

  “Food. It had exhausted every living thing in its own universe and sought to come into existence into Riley’s universe. Again, another human female, this one extremely powerful, defeate
d it. It almost killed her, but she prevailed. She saved her universe.”

  “My gods. I can hardly believe it,” Ashir said, eyes wide.

  “But what does it have to do with us? If you don’t know the location of your Riley’s Earth, why are the scaled ones even here?” Kyel asked.

  “The entity didn’t just try to infiltrate Riley’s universe. It has invaded many, including ours. Ten years ago to be exact,” Rujali said.

  “When our crystals were taken,” Paxt said.

  “And we spent ten years fighting one another, accusing each other of theft, when it wasn’t us at all,” Kyel said.

  Klaej nodded. “It was the scaled ones. But the scaled ones that are in our Universe are different than in Riley’s universe. They are smarter. More agile. The entity cannot control them like it did in Riley’s universe. They work side by side. This entity has promised them to be kings of our worlds if they help it succeed.”

  “What has this to do with our crystals? Why take them?” Coltan said.

  “Our crystals connect to the human females’ electro-magnetic fields of their bodies and magnifies their power to access different dimensions. The scaled one told us that they were working on a way to magnify enough power to enable this same entity to enter into our Universe. It is powerful and through the power of the crystals and the human females, they can control it. If they do that… they will be undefeatable,” Rujali said.

  And that was the reason they had allowed the two other Triads to enter the Ozar Homeland. Not only did they want peace for their planet, they would need to work together to find the other crystals. The fate of their universe depended on it.

  There was a stunned silence while the Triads digested this information.

  “Gods. It plans to invade?” Kyel burst out of his seat, as if no longer able to contain his anger.

  “It would seem that way,” Rujali said.

  “Then it is imperative that we retrieve our crystals,” Paxt said, practically vibrating with rage.