Q V Musk
Elon Musk had gone too far, with what he had done with an unsuspecting circus of monkeys, purchased at a wholesale discount from the owners who were going out of business due to the struggling travelling circus market. But no matter where they came from, they didn’t deserve to have their skulls sawed open, and poorly designed computers shoved in. It inevitably led to mental and physical deterioration and death. In the case of the circus monkeys it was no different, except that they kept trying to make it funny. One particular bit had made it to the dark web, where Q had found it, before swearing vengeance on the insane megalomaniac who had murdered them.
It was one thing to murder monkey comedians en masse in an attempt to play videogames without getting up for a controller, but a whole other thing entirely to continually proposition and impregnate the help. Musk believed in spreading his seed wherever was willing as his part in responding to a global decline in fecundity. His parenting style was simple and similar to the bear, who impregnates his partner and then never sees them again. And if he does he may try to eat you. In an attempt to kill two birds with one sword, Q resolved to castrate Musk with one of his katanas, or a modelling knife he would pack in case the swords were too dull to do the job (they were incredibly dull/nicked/rusted).
At this point in his musings, Q turned off the computer and tried to get some sleep, hoping to find a way into Elon Musk’s walled garden through dreaming.
When Q woke up, his mind was flooded with all the ideas he’d collected during his first hours of sleep, then his dreams where he tried to find a way into Elon’s compound, and finally his last dregs of REM sleep where his brain, the most powerful quantum computer that had ever existed, had been put to work solving the problem of what to do with the richest man alive. At this point he realized the solution was staring him in the face. He’d have to go to Mars, the colonized one, to find a path into Musk’s palace. When Musk had first announced that he was creating a colony on Mars, he had invited anyone who wanted to live in a colony of his design to go live there. The problem was that Musk hadn’t really designed much of anything yet, let alone a colony on Mars, so the people who had accepted the offer had to wait.
And wait they did. They waited years and years until the colony was finally ready, but by then they had settled into their life on Earth, and none of them wanted to go. In a bid to force them to go to his colony, Musk began taxing them to pay for the cost of building it. This only added to their contempt for the tycoon. Eventually the waiting list had grown, as more people applied for the Mars colony, hoping to get the tax breaks on Earth. At the same time as the waiting list grew, the tax had only increased as more money was needed to fuel the development of the colony. As Musk was building his colony, he was also building a fleet of ships that would ferry them all to Mars.
These ships were incredibly fast, they could go from Mars to Earth in only one day. The colony was only 18 minutes from the Earth by one of these craft. As such, the colony was considered part of the Musk Empire, and no extradition treaties had been signed by any country. Any laws broken on Mars were tried in the Musk Court, and then usually executed. Musk was essentially a medieval warlord in space, as long as the people who lived there had no protection under Earthly law, he could do whatever he wanted to them. This is where Q’s plan began.
He would have to sneak in and sabotage one of Musk’s Mars ships, and then stowaway aboard to get to Mars, or at least into the Musk Empire’s airspace. Once he had done this, he could use his own, more powerful and technologically advanced craft to sneak aboard the colony. Q had a spaceship that could travel faster than any of Musk’s craft, and was almost invisible to most modern sensors. He named it after a constellation visible from Earth. He would call his ship Pisces.
With his plan in mind, Q set out to find one of Elon Musk’s Mars ships in the middle of the desert, near the town of Brewster. At this point in his plan, Q had one advantage over the richest man alive. He had lived the life of a biker, and didn’t care about his car, as long as it got him to where he needed to go. Musk would never lower himself to riding in a car that wasn’t new and high end. Q had a bike that would take him from Brewster to Boca Chica, where he could sabotage a Mars ship, and hitch a ride.
As Q looked out at the town of Brewster, he made a fateful mistake, and forgot to look both ways before he turned out onto the road. Just as he stepped on the gas, a car came careening around the corner, and Q barely had time to register that he was dead before the impact sent him flying through the air like a ragdoll. The bike was totalled, but he was surprisingly fine, as if he had walked away from the crash unharmed, but as the car pulled up to the side of the road, Q realized that he had not been lucky. The driver got out of the car and walked towards Q, the hood of the car still steaming, and the driver’s face looking down at Q with a look of glee. He had the dead, cold eyes of an abuser. Elon Musk looked down at Q, and smiled.
A small black dot appeared above Q’s head, a dart of some kind, the needle coated with drugs to dull his senses and send him to sleep. Q felt himself sink into unconsciousness as he was bundled into the back of the car, and taken away to Elon Musk’s secret home, where Q would be tortured in a way that was both legal, but not something that could be done on Earth.
Q didn’t know how much time had passed, or where he was when he woke up. The dart had dulled his senses to the point where he couldn’t think straight, and time felt like it was running in slow motion. Everything felt dull and quiet, but he was still aware enough to look around and get his bearings. He had been bound with zip ties and put in a chair in what looked like a white walled office, much like the ones he’d seen at SpaceX. There was a window behind the desk that looked out at a desert landscape, or what Q could see through the glare of the sun on the glass. He couldn’t move his head, as the zip ties were digging into his neck, but he managed to catch a glimpse of what looked like the Mexican border. This would make sense, as the town where he’d been staying, Brewster, was only a few miles from the border. Elon Musk must have had a secret bunker there, in case he needed to flee to Mexico and live there, to avoid whatever lawsuit he had to avoid.
Q wasn’t sure how long he’d been sitting there, as he had no idea how long he’d been out for after being darted, but after a while, he heard the door open behind him, and the sound of footsteps, approaching the desk. Q couldn’t move his head to look at whoever had come into the room, but he didn’t have to. It was Elon Musk. The richest man in the world was standing in front of him, smiling. The drugs in Q’s system made it difficult for him to focus, but he was sure he could make out the outline of Musk’s body, even though his face was blurry. He was wearing a suit, but Q couldn’t tell what colour it was, or what material it was made of. All he knew was that it was expensive.
“Hello,” Musk said. “You must be Q. I’ve heard a lot about you. I’m Elon Musk.”
Q tried to say something, but the drugs were making it difficult to speak. His words were slurred and his mouth felt dry.
“Do you have any water?” he managed to say.
Musk laughed.
“Of course I have water. I have everything.” He picked up a bottle of water from the desk, and unscrewed the lid. He put it to Q’s lips, and poured the water into his mouth. Q gulped it down, and felt the drugs start to wear off.
“What are you doing here?” Musk asked. “I’ve been watching you for a while now. You’re a very interesting person.”
Q tried to answer, but he was still having trouble speaking.
“I’m here to castrate you,” he managed to say. “Split your pee pee down the middle like a ripe banana and shove it up in you to make a manpussy. You’re a monster.”
Musk laughed.
“A manpussy? That’s what you think I am? A manpussy?” He leaned back in his chair and laughed. “You’re a funny guy, Q. I like you.”
Q tried to say something, but the drugs were still wearing off. He managed to get a sentence out.
“I’m not here to make friends,” he said. “I’m here to kill you.”
Musk’s expression didn’t change. He just kept smiling.
“I know,” he said. “But you won’t be able to kill me. I have too many guards. They’ll shoot you before you can even get close to me. You’ll die before you even get a chance to hurt me.”
Q tried to speak, but the drugs were still wearing off. He managed to get a few words out.
“You can’t stop me,” he said. “I’ll find a way to kill you. I’ll do it no matter what.”
Musk’s expression didn’t change. He just kept smiling.
“You’ll never be able to kill me,” he said. “I’m too smart for you. I’ve planned for this. I know you’re coming. I know what you’re going to do. You won’t be able to stop me. I’ll always be one step ahead of you.”
Q felt a surge of anger. He knew Musk was right. He had planned for this. He knew what Q was going to do. He was always one step ahead of him. He couldn’t kill Musk. He couldn’t do anything to stop him. He was powerless. He felt the anger building inside him. He felt it bubbling up inside him, like a volcano about to erupt. He couldn’t control it. He felt himself lose control. He felt himself start to scream.
“You’re going to die!” he screamed. “I’m going to kill you!”
Musk didn’t move. He didn’t react. He just kept smiling. Q felt his anger start to fade. He felt himself start to calm down. He felt his anger start to dissipate. He felt himself start to relax. He felt himself start to sleep. He felt himself start to dream.
Q dreamed. He dreamed of a world without Elon Musk. He dreamed of a world without him. He dreamed of a world where he wasn’t needed. He dreamed of a world where he didn’t have to be the hero. He dreamed of a world where he could just be himself. He dreamed of a world where he didn’t have to be Q. He dreamed of a world where he could just be normal. He dreamed of a world where he could just be himself. He dreamed of a world where he didn’t have to be Q. He dreamed of a world where he could just be normal. He dreamed of a world where he could just be himself. He dreamed of a world where he didn’t have to be Q. He dreamed of a world where he could just be normal. He dreamed of a world where he could just be himself. He dreamed of a world where he didn’t have to be Q. He dreamed of a world where he could just be normal. He dreamed of a world where he could just be himself. He dreamed of a world where he didn’t have to be Q. He dreamed of a world where he could just be normal.
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