The Human Security Officer (part 6) | HFY Stories | A Short Sci-Fi Story

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In The Human Security Officer (part 6), Penelope, a human security officer, and Ton'et, an alien with a knack for analysis, are caught in a mysterious scenario involving unidentified deceased individuals in habsuits and an unexplained disturbance. As they delve deeper into the investigation, they suspect the recent events might be interconnected, leading them to believe they've been boarded. Faced with the unknown, Penelope decides to take action, suggesting a closer inspection to understand the true nature of their situation. Their journey through the spaceship becomes a thrilling adventure, filled with unexpected encounters and challenges that test their abilities and understanding of each other. As they approach the heart of the mystery, they realize that the answers they seek might have far-reaching implications, prompting them to make decisions that could alter the course of their lives.

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[triplebackspace]

The question is " Do You feel lucky, punk ? Well, do you ? " .

[sleepingbackbone]

Apparently these pirates didn't get the memo about a human being aboard. And not any human, but an ex spec-ops officer....may God have mercy upon their souls... 😂

[DanUrsul]

When the "Terminator" is the " Alien " AND the " Predator" at the same time :))))

[patrickschoenpflug]

Penelope is definitely not to be trifled with she knows her S##T for sure good chapter can’t wait for the next chapter 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😊😊😊😊

[lisear]

Ton'et's questions in his notes resulting from his observations of Penelope are cracking me up 😄

[grogvaughan]

"We play by a cretin set of rules. You change the rules and I'll start playing with the Checklist."

[davidmarquardt]

Their human security officer proved to be worth her weight in gold. They all would have been killed by the gun turret in the previous episode, had she not been there with the codes to deactivate it (being human). Then being a human growing up on Earth, with her dense bone structure, with gravity 3 or 4 times higher than the species she has encountered, she was smart enough to use this as a weapon virtually paralyzing the aliens, while she was unaffected. Yes they were very lucky to have found her breaking up that alien bar fight in the first episode.

[noahkleugh]

Thanks for another installment in the series. The humor is great!

[kiwikidusa]

oh this is just getting better and better!

[SG-Gody]

Great Storey. Thank you really enjoyed it

[martinenglish]

I like it, well-written story. TY for posting.

[ireallyreallyhategoogle]

Poor pirates, hoping for lucrative cargo only to get gunned down by stolen Terran weapons and then utterly crushed by a human passing by.

[ramadaxl]

oooh...Penelope ! I Think I love you !

[alankohn]

I'm really getting into this series

[danielleriley]

So I’m subscribed and thumbed up every episode. I can’t wait for more of this series. I love the different voices, it makes the story so much more immersive, oh and the pictures as well.

Thanks.

[sunshinecarnivores]

We humans must have monstrous strength in this story line compared to other sapient species.

[dennisakb]

Good storyline, well presented and would enjoy the story continuation.❤

[stevelaird]

Great story a bad a$$ named Penelope. Great stuff

[tom-nlfg]

to feed the algorithm ... liked superscribed and like any comment ;) nice channel it stand s out .... the could be story is on my top 3 list have to listen to more but til date for other sci fi lover my actual top 3 nature of predators / the black ship / so... we aren't alone are my top 3 on YT this could be a top 3

[FeedMeSalt]

I really enjoy this one, do we know how much if any remains? I almost never watch these unless it's been months since an update because I hate waiting. But this one hit all the marks I love.

I really enjoy stories that demonstrate humans as being incredibly capable of harm. But chosing to direct that in a helpful direction