Xeno panic!

[Maero]

They would tell him that it was not important what shape he took, and the robot did only what it was supposed to, which was transport him to where ever he was going. He could not see where he was being taken, or what would happen to her girls when he left, but he did not have to wait to long to have something to do. Soon he heard a familiar click and slide, the same his door made whenever the scientist sent something into his room, and would know that he was entering another cell much like his own.

But when the robot opened up and allowed him out, he would find that it was almost completely different from his own holding place. Although it was just as large and the same shape as his own room, with a large bed and soft, padded floor, walls and ceiling, that was where all similarities ended. The walls were covered, absolutely covered in a bio material like slime. He would know of this slime, he himself could produce it if he wished. It made for a great binding tool.

Hung on the walls, stuck there by the thick stuff, were women, five of them to be exact. Three were anthro, two were human. They were all pregnant, all with xeno seed, pure xeno seed. Most of them were not likely to survive such an ordeal, and Alex would know that he was in a room with another of his kind, another more feral Xeno

And there he was. He sat on the bed, lavishing as he watched his hosts squirm, moan, or cry in their perches. The ones that had been there longest were already subdued and were either asleep or moaning softly. The others were struggling, crying or a mixture of the two. They were all more than likely terrified of him due to the fact that he was in his natural form, and didnt seem to make any attempt to hide it.

He looked at Alex, and much like Alex, blasted an uncountable amount of tentacles towards him, quickly surrounding him, but not attacking him. "You are male." The creature said in at least three voices. "No...you are Xeno." He corrected as he sniffed the air. Lazily he stood to his feet and opened his arms. "Welcome brother, to my temporary home. Why have they sent you?"