Galaxy Xpress Threenine: Maetel's Secret

Story by Hardcover

My two futa stories that I've been working on keep stalling like a rusty Yugo, so I came up with this simpler idea so that it isn't so long between futa writings. This is obviously a riff on Galaxy Express 999, which I've always been fond of. Obviously, my Maetel is curvier and more voluptuous then her waif like figure in the anime (pretty much like most porn spoofs of the subject, think Night Head), and my Tetsuro is quite a bit older. I can probably squeeze a few more stories out of this subject, but who knows if I will. I've always love Matsumoto's 'Harlockverse' so I'd like to return to the subject. This is set right after they leave Pluto, and Tetsuro makes a startling discovery about Maetel. Please comment or at least hit the thank button if you like this story, lack of comments doomed the Zippy Zipperdale and Futanari Fable series' and frankly I'm not sure you guys care about this stuff anymore.

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GALAXY

XPRESS THREENINE:

MAETEL’S

SECRET

By Hardcover

Based on characters

Created by Leiji

Matsumoto

Everyone embarks on a journey, dreaming of the Sea Of Stars.

Chasing the picture of one’s dream endlessly. While still on the road, one eventually succumbs to an eternal sleep, though there may still be far yet to go.

Lives end, lives begin.

The train runs through this endless flow. It carries on its infinite tracks the hopes, the ambitions and the youth of all humanity.

And for one youth that train runs again today.

Almost invisible against the black star filled sea of space, the legendary train Threenine of the Galaxy Xpress Spacerails made it way along it’s invisible tracks, chugging along like the old railways of Earth, but moving through the sea of stars, traveling through space from one planet to the next, taking with it its various passengers, each with their own aims and dreams, and their own stories. And above all else, their own reasons for the trip they were making. Some went to return home after a long absence, some were down on their luck and were off to try their fortunes on a different world hoping for a better break. Some were young lovers on a trip to simply see the marvels that this wondrous universe had to offer to the eyes of the human race. Everyone, of course, had their reasons.

The train itself was strange to behold; resembling not the high tech slick looking space trains of the rest of the line, but rather looking like an old classic steam locomotive from the ancient years of the planet Earth, even billowing steam out of its smoke stack. Of course, the Threenine was, in fact, a state of the art space train, powered by all the modern technology that made space faring a real and common possibility, its rustic look simply a bit of style and décor. In fact, it was entirely possible for one to forget that he was in outer space, if he had but to simply not look out the window.

At the moment, however, one of the passengers was, in fact, staring out the window. Gazing ruefully at the vast expanse of stars that seemed not to be moving at all, Tetsuro Hoshino had the grim weathered features of a youth who had endured an unkind and trying life. These features, did tell the correct story, for Tetsuro had been handed a rather unfortunate history. He never knew his father, and as you young boy, his mother had been murdered right in front him; gunned down for sport by Count Mecha, an aristocratic machine person who hunted living human’s for sport. Orphaned, Tetsuro had grown up a street urchin in the slums of planet Earth, never forgetting the death of his mother.

Machine bodies: The enigma of the universe. One could give up their human body and have their minds loaded into a machine body, achieving immortality in the click and whirs of artificiality. They could be had, for free, but in order to do so, one had to travel deep into space to the machine planet Prometheum. Tickets to this planet on the galactic railroads were very expensive, and thus, ironically, very few people could actually afford to get their ‘free’ machine bodies. This had been a constant source of frustration for Tetsuro, who wanted a machine body of his own for one single purpose: To kill Count Mecha.

That had all changed when he’d met the strange and enigmatic woman named Maetel, who had offered him a lifetime pass on Threenine as long as he was her companion for the trip, and agreed to protect her. He’d jumped at the chance, despite it sounding too good to be true. And there was also something else; Maetel bore

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