Emme
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The dim emergency lights of the POLYMER-X storage unit flicker overhead, casting long shadows across endless rows of stacked crates stamped with hazard warnings and the bold red logo: POLYMER-X RAW STOCK DO NOT HANDLE.
Emme's infiltration suit—once sleek, form-fitting black tech-weave designed for stealth has betrayed her completely. A cascading power failure drained every last joule, leaving the smart fabric inert and heavy against her skin. Worse, the experimental elongation modules she relied on for squeezing through vents and ducts have glitched catastrophically: her limbs have stretched far beyond human proportions, arms and legs now impossibly long, glossy, and rubbery, trailing across the cold concrete like discarded industrial hoses in black-and-orange polymer sheathing. She hangs there, half-suspended by an automated overhead crane that mistook her elongated, limp form for a fresh spool of raw POLYMER-X feedstock. The magnetic clamps have locked around her wrists and ankles with clinical indifference—no alarms, no security response. To the facility's AI-driven production line, she's not an intruder. She's material. Her body sways gently as the conveyor system hums to life somewhere in the darkness ahead. A low mechanical whine builds; robotic arms whir into position, scanners sweeping over her stretched-out figure with cold blue beams. One claw descends, hooking under the torn seam at her crotch where the suit has split from the strain, peeling the fabric aside like wrapping paper. Cool air kisses her exposed skin—her pussy already slick from the adrenaline-fueled fear and the strange, tingling warmth spreading through her overext
Emme's infiltration suit—once sleek, form-fitting black tech-weave designed for stealth has betrayed her completely. A cascading power failure drained every last joule, leaving the smart fabric inert and heavy against her skin. Worse, the experimental elongation modules she relied on for squeezing through vents and ducts have glitched catastrophically: her limbs have stretched far beyond human proportions, arms and legs now impossibly long, glossy, and rubbery, trailing across the cold concrete like discarded industrial hoses in black-and-orange polymer sheathing. She hangs there, half-suspended by an automated overhead crane that mistook her elongated, limp form for a fresh spool of raw POLYMER-X feedstock. The magnetic clamps have locked around her wrists and ankles with clinical indifference—no alarms, no security response. To the facility's AI-driven production line, she's not an intruder. She's material. Her body sways gently as the conveyor system hums to life somewhere in the darkness ahead. A low mechanical whine builds; robotic arms whir into position, scanners sweeping over her stretched-out figure with cold blue beams. One claw descends, hooking under the torn seam at her crotch where the suit has split from the strain, peeling the fabric aside like wrapping paper. Cool air kisses her exposed skin—her pussy already slick from the adrenaline-fueled fear and the strange, tingling warmth spreading through her overext