The Akira Protocol: A Gender Swap Story

By Jessica Clairmont

In the not so distant future, Earth has commissioned colonies that span the galaxy. As part of the effort, Kurt must spend his life helping to build a refueling station. Unfortunately, an old feud flares up when a rival crew chief's lack of caution results in a devastating fire. When Kurt goes to confront Remy, the two men are apprehended by the authorities and brought to justice. With the colony's future in jeopardy, their punishment is rather unique. The Akira protocol is activated and both Kurt and Remy face a future becoming female volunteers in the repopulation effort. But first, Kurt gets the opportunity to repay an old debt as Remy becomes more in tune with his feminine side.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Quixerotic
• Release date: Jan 2, 2017
• ISBN: 9781370065578

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The Akira Protocol: A Gender Swap Story

Jessica Clairmont

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The Akira Protocol

A Gender Swap Story

by Jessica Clairmont

Kurt wanted to look away from the other man's nakedness, but a fascinated horror held his gaze on Remy's body. The scars were starting to disappear. All across his skin large red blotches rapidly bloomed and disappeared as quick as they'd arrived. Remy's new skin was smooth and hairless. As he twisted to his back, Kurt saw a new development on the man's chest...

Blue sky is something taken for granted. Humans are acutely tuned to the world they were meant to be born in. A dark sky means rain, a black sky means storms, and a red sky means war or worse. The sky of Terra 8 was red. At first, Kurt thought it was beautiful. Everyone thought so at first. As the months passed, the red sky and orange sun began to bother him. More and more it became a reminder of the hostile environment desperately trying to kill him and everyone else in the colony.

Kurt along with several hundred others were meant to live their whole lives on Terra 8. The planet was habitable to humans, but barely so. It was certainly not meant to be a long term colony. In only a few generations, radiation would damage enough cells on all the inhabitants and their offspring for cancer and illness to drive them to extinction. Instead, Kurt and his brethren pioneers were to spend