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The Brave New World 78 Living on an Island

Susanto followed Cruz's boat along the beach until he came to the cliffs that lined the southern shore. When he and James climbed onto the rock, he saw that Cruz had changed course in the meantime. The boat was no longer following the coast, it was headed out into the ocean, steering for Pitcairn Island.

Susanto stayed on the cliff for a long time, watching the boat through the binoculars. A couple of times he saw Cruz turn around and raise his binoculars to his eyes and look back. They waved at each other, and Susanto thought he could see Cruz grin. The boat kept getting smaller and smaller, and soon enough it wasn't possible to tell Cruz apart from the crew, and the sun was more than halfway to its resting place beyond the water.

It was time to go back to the camp. It didn't take long, since they cut across the island instead of following the shore. The sun shone down from a cloudless sky; insects buzzed and chirped and hissed; the plant life rustled mysteriously.

As he walked, Susanto fell into a near-mystical state. He saw himself as a human speck moving across a speck of land lost in an enormous ocean. And he wasn't even human, most of him! Those clever scientists in their white coats had established, beyond any doubt, that 52% of the cells existing in a human body were property of various microorganisms that were pleased to call that body their home. More than half the cells inside anyone belonged to someone else! What was more, changes in the body's guest population were responsible for most of the illnesses that affected its human host.

Rafi Susanto was a man with feet firmly on the ground but right then, as those practical feet of his trod on the wilderness of Henderson Island, he felt elevated beyond his normal state of consciousness. Could it have been caused by his rare emotional state? He'd felt longing when he was looking at Cruz sail away into the ocean.

As a rule, he didn't long after or for anything or anyone, including money, which was the only thing he loved. He was a genius, and he was just six years old when he discovered the basic rule governing human relationships: whoever cared less had more power. Subsequently, he'd never allowed himself to become crazed by money, like people who came close to orgasm when they saw their investments had paid a record profit.

He who cared less had the power. Susanto smacked money around like some bitch that had displeased him, and money obeyed him: it came crawling to his feet, licking its nose and begging for forgiveness that it had been away for so long. Of course, all of his money smacks were strategic smacks, administered with the right force, at the right time, and in the right place. Wasn't timing everything? Everything and everyone had a time of birth, and a time to die; a time to flourish, and a time to wither.

They got back to the camp just as the sky was turning red, right on time for dinner. It consisted of grilled fish and coconut kernels. As Susanto ate, he thought: so this is what my life has come to. All that effort and struggle, everything I did, thought, dreamed - to end up on an island in the middle of nowhere, grateful just to be alive, to be able to eat, drink, fuck...


No, not fuck. The whores' makeup supplies had ran out, and the life of castaways clearly didn't agree with them. When he thought of fucking one of them, his dick tried to disappear into his body. Without makeup, without their fancy leather and latex and lace, they looked exactly who they were: a bunch of empty, soulless women whose lack of morals and skill at sex had made them temporarily successful in the money-making game.

He thought about the tears he saw on the faces of the two whores that had been fucking Cruz. He was sure they had been crying not because they'd been intimate with Cruz and felt sad to see him go; they had been crying because his departure made them feel lonely and helpless. People didn't cry because of the pity they felt for other people. People always cried because of the pity they felt for themselves.

This last thought made Susanto aware he had been guilty of pitying himself. He recoiled at that thought. He firmly believed self-pity a mark of cowardice, and a total waste of time. Worse, self-pity destroyed lives. He'd known many talented guys that allowed their lives to be sucked down the vortex of self-pity. He wasn't going to go there. He was Rafi Susanto, a multimillionaire on his way to become a billionaire.

That was when he knew he would have to make another trip to the New World. He was scared shitless when he thought about it, and that was exactly why he had to do it. The New World had made him feel helpless and afraid, the two emotions that he hated most. He was Rafi Susanto! A conqueror! A winner!

Besides, he really wanted to check out the timon thing. If what Cruz had said was true, the part of the New World they had accessed was rich in timon. Susanto had no doubt timon would become the most valuable commodity ever, beating gold or diamonds hands down. Forget about being a billionaire: he would become an instant trillionaire once he secured a supply of timon! He had to see with his own eyes what Cruz had seen: a cave whose walls were composed entirely of timon. Or something. A beach of timon sand would work, too.

That was it; it was decided. Susanto narrowed his eyes and scanned the company before him, evaluating each person in turn.

He'd leave James behind to wake him up - James was the only person he really trusted in that lot. And he would take along just a single companion: more people attracted more attention. He would go off and implant himself somewhere else, too. The cave Cruz had discovered was located near the original replication point, but fuck that: there was no way Susanto was going to deal again with those giant mosquitoes.

Whom should he take along? It had to be someone expendable, someone he could throw to the dinosaurs if the need arose. The crewmen of the Golden Dawn were experienced, but definitely not expendable: they were freaked out enough as it was by their previous visits to the New World. He needed them to remain stable and reliable while they all awaited their rescue from Henderson Island.

That left the whores: a most unsuitable choice. But was it, really? After all, what or rather whom he needed was someone to sacrifice if the necessity arose. The whores were definitely expendable. They could freak out all they liked afterwards. And it would be kinda fun to see their silicone tits bounce as they ran screaming from a man-eating dinosaur.

Which one to take? Candy! That was the right choice. She was the second of the two whores Susanto had taken along to cater to his sexual needs. She was physically fit, more so than the remaining three whores. And she had gagged while sucking his balls on New Year's Eve while Estella, his other whore, took care of his dick. Susanto really resented that.

He had taken extra care while shaving his scrotum before the frolics, a very difficult and dangerous exercise that took over an hour. He'd also perfumed his gear with five different colognes and aftershaves, distributing the various scents as appropriate. Estella had been ecstatic: she'd said sucking his cock was like drinking a field of flowers. And Candy had gagged! Of course she tried to cover it up with a cough and then continued, being a professional, but it still rankled.

Yes, it would be Candy. Tomorrow they would take an implant kit and hiber bed each and go to the western shore, with James along as their caretaker. Of course everyone would think he was motivated by a fancy of having sex with Candy in the New World. Maybe he would, at that, if no dinosaurs were sniffing at his asshole, and he'd found what he was looking for.

If he managed to secure a supply of timon, he'd become the richest man in the world in no time at all. And that was what he wanted above everything else.

He looked at Candy and kept looking until she stopped chewing and looked back: their eyes met. She smiled at him. A small white sliver of fish flesh was stuck near the corner of her lips.

He smiled back.

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114 The Last Supper
113 The Die Is Cas
112 The Beauty of Chaos
111 Gangsters and Banksters
110 A Patron Sain
109 Chickens and Turkeys
108 How To Get Wealthy
107 Everyone Is Talking
106 Bacon and Eggs
105 The Hand of God
104 It Is Better To Travel Than To Arrive
103 The Fine Art of Lying
102 An Unlikely Colonis
101 The Final Solution
100 Will Work For Food
99 A Governor's Journey
98 While Everyone Sleeps
97 Samir Starts An Army
96 The Dead Girl
95 The Eye of the Tiger
94 The Bicycle Thief
93 A Question of Faith
92 Samir Buys A House
91 A Fire Without Smoke
90 The Burning Man
89 The Coup That Never Was
88 The Coming of Cruz
87 Freeing Felipe
86 The Love Frui
85 Angel Love
84 The Things People Do For Love
83 A Delightful Picnic
82 How To Become A Billionaire
81 The Pain of Losing It All
80 Sailing To Salvation
79 The Crucifixion of Cruz
78 Living on an Island
77 A Perilous Journey
76 The Big Move
75 The Bandido Ultimatum
74 Meet The Mayor, Meet the Presiden
73 Salt and Gold
72 The Blue Sky in Skykomish
71 Bear's Paws
70 Lost in the Mountains
69 Today's Special
68 I Heard It On The Radio
67 Legs and Eggs
66 The Best Cook
65 Bingo!
64 Burial Party
63 The Joy of Killing
62 The Trip of a Lifetime
61 The Ambush
60 Supreme Lord of California
59 Deep-Fry Tricks & Techniques
58 A Friend In Need
57 Harper's Gold
56 The Ancient Wisdom of Sun Tzu
55 Money Woes & Wishes
54 Food for Though
53 A Girl For Sale
52 Marooned!
51 The New New York
50 Death Is Not A Dress Rehearsal
49 The Sweet Taste of Glass
48 Size Matters
47 A California Coronation
46 The Viking Imperative
45 Sunday TV
44 Fried Drive With Video Card Sauce
43 The Value of Money
42 The Gulls of Galway
41 The Solar Storm
40 Attack of the Pterodactyls
39 A New Alliance
38 Goat Curry and Mangoes
37 The Wolf Tree War
36 Soldiers and Thieves
35 First Blood
34 Governor or King?
33 Money For Everyone!
32 The Two Toasts
31 The Red Studebaker
30 The Worst Plan for the New World
29 A Gun in the Pocke
28 The Army Arrives
27 Henderson Island
26 The Sexy, Deadly Amazons
25 Power Returns
24 A Very Cruel Revenge
23 King Kirk and the Llama
22 The Vikings Are Coming!
21 The Great Western
20 The Many Lives of Gabriel Cruz
19 Dinosaur Island
18 The Tragic Fate of Gladys Pendleton
17 The Battle for New York
16 A New War in the Old World
15 The Invasion Begins
14 The Senator's Toga
13 Horses and Guns
12 A Steam Renaissance
11 The Dawn of the Vikings
10 The Naked Threesome
9 Making Love in the New World
8 The Millionaire's Clever Third Wife
7 The New World Order
6 A King's Feas
5 The Magic Bed
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2 A Letter From the Future
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