Be careful. You were knocked unconscious, and it will be a while until you’ve got your wits about you. It will also take your eyes a while to adjust to this level of darkness. But, I think I can turn up the lights just a little and it won’t bother my eyes too much.

Well, well, well. It seems like you’ve let yourself be captured by Morlocks. If you listened to the surface dwellers, you must be a little worried right now.

But I don’t look like the monsters they described, do I? At least I hope not. My skin is pale and my hair is pure white. But I don’t have claws or fangs. I don’t have glowing eyes either, although they do reflect light, so I can see better in the dark.But if it weren’t for the skin and hair, I’d probably look just like one of the 21st century girls you were used to.

You seem surprised that I know you’re a time traveler. Well, we did capture your machine. We were truly curious, because the surface dwellers aren’t capable of making anything like that. They can’t even make a decent home for themselves and can barely make clothes. We were honestly afraid they might break your device in an attempt to get the shiny parts out of it. Or just because they were bored. You’re lucky they didn’t do that. Or eat you.

But don't worry. The Morlock people do not wish you any harm. In fact, we wish you a lot of pleasure. Because between you and your DNA, you can help us save humanity. But it's going to take a lot of work. And an awful lot of sex.

Full Script Here

Edit: Updated script link to point to A03.

I've always been a fan of H.G. Wells' "The Time Machine, and especially the 1960 movie version of it. But this is a somewhat different take on that future. One where the bad guys aren't who you think they are. Oh, and with a lot more sex than the original version as well. I hope people enjoy reading this.

The teaser above is a little different from the script itself, at least in it's last paragraph. The actual story is more of a slow build, but I like to end the teaser with the promise of some sexy fun, which doesn't get mentioned until after some story-building happens in the regular script.