Am trying to write Londo/G'Kar sex right now, btw. Call it writing practice. Hard, that, without naming body parts. *g*
See, that's the great thing about alien sex. Body parts have different names. You can even make up some. *g*
So - think on, please. Get carried away. Yes. *grins gleefully*
In between bouts of being distracted by real life and my shiny new video game, I have come up with the following: Classic "lost in space" scenario. The ship stops moving somewhere in space (but not hyperspace, I can't see them escape that). From there, two possibilities:
-First one, easy but boring: breakdown is an accident. They can't fix it on their own and need help. Of course, the radio needs to fail, too. In order to contact someone, Lyta does a large telepathic scan of the surrounding area. We'll say that, for such a large scan (space is big, after all), she loses accuracy and can't tell if the mind signals she's capting are coming from far or near. (Which means she'll sense some of G'Kar's thought, without knowing for sure they are his. Unless she asks him. (I'm not sure she will...)
-Second one, less boring but not complete: breakdown is not an accident but due to sabotage. G'Kar discovers this while trying to fix it. Again, need to find some help. The sabotage could have been planned either by the Psi Corp, or by some Narn fanatic. (Naturally, whoever didn't do it will be suspected by Our Heroes.) Still missing how they find out, and what it changes their world view.
Anyway, they get rescued in the end (well, duh!) by... someone, I guess (this needs work, too).
Lyta and G'Kar get to know each other better, both due to mind scan and G'Kar trying to have a meaningful talk with/hitting on Lyta while they are stuck.
Of course, this is the "locked together in a small space together" story all over again, but why change it if it works? (Yeah. Well, if you've got any idea, feel free to let me know.)
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See, that's the great thing about alien sex. Body parts have different names. You can even make up some. *g*
So - think on, please. Get carried away. Yes. *grins gleefully*
In between bouts of being distracted by real life and my shiny new video game, I have come up with the following:
Classic "lost in space" scenario. The ship stops moving somewhere in space (but not hyperspace, I can't see them escape that). From there, two possibilities:
-First one, easy but boring: breakdown is an accident. They can't fix it on their own and need help. Of course, the radio needs to fail, too. In order to contact someone, Lyta does a large telepathic scan of the surrounding area. We'll say that, for such a large scan (space is big, after all), she loses accuracy and can't tell if the mind signals she's capting are coming from far or near. (Which means she'll sense some of G'Kar's thought, without knowing for sure they are his. Unless she asks him. (I'm not sure she will...)
-Second one, less boring but not complete: breakdown is not an accident but due to sabotage. G'Kar discovers this while trying to fix it. Again, need to find some help.
The sabotage could have been planned either by the Psi Corp, or by some Narn fanatic. (Naturally, whoever didn't do it will be suspected by Our Heroes.)
Still missing how they find out, and what it changes their world view.
Anyway, they get rescued in the end (well, duh!) by... someone, I guess (this needs work, too).
Lyta and G'Kar get to know each other better, both due to mind scan and G'Kar trying to have a meaningful talk with/hitting on Lyta while they are stuck.
Of course, this is the "locked together in a small space together" story all over again, but why change it if it works? (Yeah. Well, if you've got any idea, feel free to let me know.)