Chapter 9 Flee

The orc roared heavily and picked rocks from the ground, only to throw them at Samuel. 

Samuel was afraid of Destiny's life because she was in danger, so he distracted the D-ranked orc by shooting aimlessly. bullets nearby him. The sound of the bullets passing him baffled him. 

Confused and frustrated by Samuel's act, he lunged for him but luckily, Samuel shot him in the leg. The orc lost his balance and fell on his face. It was a tremendous blow to his pride, and the orc got up again to attack Samuel. 

However, Samuel expected the orc to attack him, so he changed his position in time and stood near the other side of the rock and shot on his shoulder. The orc grunted in pain as the bullet hit him in the wounded shoulder.

When he realised he was losing, a terrified D-ranked orc was hiding behind the bunker. Samuel smiled and climbed the solid rock to gain a better aspect of shooting the dangerous monster. He was panting, and we heard clearly his breathing from the outside. 

Destiny waved at Samuel and showed him a spot from where he could shoot the d-ranked orc. Samuel stepped down from the rock carefully and went to the spot Destiny showed him. Of course, he could see him clearly from there. He aimed at the monster and pulled the trigger. A bang sound being heard, and the bullet passed through his body. 

For a moment, it was utter silence. Suddenly, the D-ranked orc rolled out from his hiding spot behind the thick walls of the bunker and laid on the ground. He gasped for air, his lungs were burning from the scream. 

He was shaking violently and might possess a threat to Destiny, who was hiding near a rock next to him.

Samuel shoot him in the legs and torso until he saw no movement from the giant monster. He was heaving from lack of oxygen as the shooting of the orc had exhausted him from the remaining air in his lungs. Destiny got up, but Samuel gestured her to remain hidden unless he was sure the orc was dead.

Samuel picked himself up and walked towards the limp body of the orc. Still careful of him, in case he wasn't dead, and attacked him. 

After assessing for another couple of minutes, Samuel went near the body and kept the gun aimed at the orc. He was dead, finally. It was an enormous relief for him. It took both the orcs down. 

While inspecting the orc's body, Samuel noticed the giant bulge on the orc. He realised it was his penis. When Destiny seduced him, the monster didn't even know he got an erection. Stupid animal! His body part revealed him and because of his perhaps, it wasn't the actual reason Samule took him down. He was a threat to the entire succubi race and to himself as well.

Destiny came out and approached Samuel. Her little skirt was floating with the wind and a glimpse of her hourglass body made her irresistible. 

A pair of good titties, a slim waist and big ass. She was a perfect woman. Samuel looked at her with lust lingering in his eyes. He didn't remember he was still hard, and his cock longed for Destiny's pussy. He wanted to take her right now, but he stopped himself from doing so. 

It wasn't because Destiny would refuse his advances, but the gunshots might have attracted potential enemies nearby.

"Destiny! We need to leave as soon as possible." He informed her in a low and dangerous tone.

"I understand, Master. It must exhaust you from the fight with the orcs." Destiny had genuine concern for her savior.

"That's not the case, but the fight and the sounds might have attracted enemies from nearby. If he stays here for too long, they may find us, and I don't want any of it right now." He explained the situation to her.

"Then we must find a nearby human settlement to be safe," said Destiny.

Samuel nodded his head and thought in his mind, "Void! Show me the directions for a nearby human settlement."

Void took a little while to process the command and showed him a holographic map with blinking points. "These Blinking points are the human settlements nearby you, and the round dot is you on the map, it's your location." 

"Alright!" 

"Destiny, let's go!"

Samuel held destiny's hand, and they left the place immediately after hearing rustling and random animal's sound from far. Of course, it wasn't a safe place for anyone. But Samuel wanted to stay as safe as he could. For him, it would be better to stay away from the danger rather than indulging themselves in a baseless fight with monsters. As long as Samuel's sight went, he could see plain valleys around him. There were a few bunkers built on random spots. For now, they could use these bunkers to hide.

"Why are there way too many bunkers built around the valley?" Samuel asked Destiny, who was running behind him.

Destiny smiled before responding to him, "Survivors had built these bunkers in case of emergencies or wars. Currently, we are facing a civil war with orcs and these bunkers have protected us from them. However, we can only hide for a while unless someone finds us. Our race is running on their feet to save their lives." There was a depressing tone in her voice.

Samuel realized Destiny was in pain after losing her mates. It would be a painful experience to lose someone close to you and she lost many of her friends. The monsters slaughtered those innocent creatures. He nodded his head in understatement and remained silent for the time. Since they had been running for too long, Samuel thought of taking a break to regain the energy they lost while fighting with the duo of the orcs. They stopped at a nearby bunker and carefully investigated the area around. The bunker remained abandoned, and the waste scattered around showed someone had stayed here before.

Taking deep breaths, Samuel entered the bunker and looked for a threat while keeping the earthy weapon in his hands. His fingers were on trigger and he prepared to shoot it if any monster attacked them. When the area appeared clear, they took a rest for a while. Destiny carried a backpack along with her and put it down, opened the metallic zipper. She took out containers from it and opened a can of processed food. Adding a spoon in it, she offered the can to Samuel and said.

"I had packed a few emergency stuff in my backpack earlier. There were possibilities we might end up in situations like these. That's why I took food cans for this purpose, Master. Please, savor yourself. You must be hungry and exhausted from the fight with the orcs." Her tone was full of enthusiasm.

Samuel wanted to refuse, but his stomach growled loudly, like an angry lion. The sound was embarrassing and without uttering another word; he took the can from Destiny's hands and returned a toothy smile to her. He stirred the content in the can with the help of the spoon and took the first bite of the tasteless noodle- like dish.

The bland taste of the food made Samuel throw up, but he did not want to appear rude to Destiny. He first believed and was the only one who was willing to die for him. Of course, the taste of that processed food was sickening, but it was better to have something, rather than nothing.

Samuel ate most of the food in the can and put it down when he couldn't eat it anymore. Luckily, they had a bottle of drinking water and it tasted exactly like earth's water. He noticed Destiny hadn't eaten anything.

"Why didn't you eat any of it?" Samuel's brow knitted in confusion.

"I don't need food as you need, Master. I am totally fine without it. To be honest, I can survive longer without food." Destiny replied to Samuel while putting the lid back on the can so they could use the leftover food later.

Samuel furrowed his brows and wondered how little he knew about succubi and their body. He laid back on the ground and for a moment, his eyes drafted to a wink of sleep.