Date: Sun, 19 Sep 2004 10:35:45 -0400
From: carl5de@netscape.net
Subject: OUT OF THE RUBBLE - 23

OUT OF THE RUBBLE - 23

Copyright 2004 by Carl Mason

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This story contains descriptions of sexual contact between a young adult
male and young male teenagers.  Nevertheless, "Out of the Rubble" is
neither a strictly "suck and fuck" exercise nor is it a story that focuses
on the "love of adults for the young"...often without sex or with the mere
suggestion of sex.  If you are looking for these types of erotic fiction,
there are fine examples of each on Nifty.  Something slightly different is
required here.

However based on real events and places, "Out of the Rubble" is strictly
fictional.  Any resemblance to actual events, or locales, or persons,
living or dead, is entirely coincidental.  Further, this is homoerotic
fiction designed for the personal enjoyment of legal, hopefully mature,
adults.  If you are not of legal age to read such material, if those in
power and/or those whom you trust treat it as illegal, or if it would
create unresolvable moral dilemmas in your life, please leave.  Finally,
remember that maturity generally demands that anything other than safe sex
is sheer insanity!

Thank you, Ed C., for your devoted help on this section of the story!


PART 23

(Revisiting the End of Part 22)

When Sam and Andreas wearily departed the [Baron's] limousine to enter the
Major's jeep that stood nearby, they were indeed thirsting to return to
Tieferwald.  Even they, however, couldn't know how enthusiastically they
would be greeted by their "Army"!

(Continuing Our Story: Returning to Active Duty)

It was a good two days before Sam and Andreas could return to Earth.
Beyond having to adjust to the time change and restore some order to their
own affairs, both young men were constantly mobbed by those who rejoiced in
their being home.  Even Blondi was a little sticky!  In truth, the deep
insecurities of those who lived in DAS HAUS created a unique problem.
Wounds of the magnitude they had experienced simply do not heal overnight,
if ever.  Each resident had to assure himself personally that two people
important to his life hadn't suddenly been torn away by fate or human
cruelty.  So many had disappeared so tragically.  Eventually, however, the
strongest emotions subsided and Sam was able to reconnect with two men upon
whom he depended so heavily, i.e., Ehrhardt and General Clemens.

Generally, things were fine, Ehrhardt reported, though there had been a
rash of thefts and small injuries that neither he nor Kurt had been able to
track down.  Agreeing with Sam that adolescents can often be frustratingly
close-mouthed at just the wrong times, he further reported on the "House
Entertainment Night" planned for that very evening.  "You and Andy are
expected to make a contribution, you know...either separately or together,"
he grinned.  "Thanks, Ehrhardt, I needed that," Sam retorted.  "What's your
job?"  "Oh, Ehrhardt smirked, "I get to play the Master of Ceremonies."
"Hell, Sam complained, "I can't get away from here for ten minutes without
getting the short end of the stick!"  "Well," Ehrhardt smiled, "those are
the blessings of power!  Say, did you hear over German radio about an hour
ago that Rolf is now officially 'Baron Rolf von Hofsberg'?"  "No kidding.
I'm delighted," Sam replied.  "He's going to be down here within the week,
by the way.  He and Andy have an upriver hike scheduled - and he wants to
talk seriously with us about future support for The House."  "Both of us
like and respect Rolf," Ehrhardt said reflectively.  "It'll be interesting
to see what he has in mind."

As Sam turned to leave, Ehrhardt suddenly added a postscript.  "Gretchen
and I noticed the rings, boss.  There's not the slightest question in our
minds that Andy and you feel the same way about each other that we do.
Just know that we love you and wish you a life of happiness."  As Ehrhardt
began fiddling with something on his desk, Sam turned to leave.  Suddenly,
Ehrhardt rose and walked towards Sam, his hand outstretched.  Neither of
them was ever quite sure about who initiated what.  The fact remains that
they found themselves in a bear hug that, however awkward, expressed the
deep feelings that each man felt for the other.

As Sam returned to his room, he ran into Horst who seemed to have grown
another four inches (10.16 cm), though he didn't appear he have put on
another pound.  "Keep growing like that, you tall drink of water, and we're
going to have to increase the height of all the doors and arches!" he
grinned.  "By the way, I just heard about tonight's 'Entertainment Night.'
What's the Red Monster doing?"  Horst's face and rather prominent ears
suddenly turned as red as his hair and with a mumbled "Hi," he literally
ESCAPED into his room.  'Hummm, could be interesting,' Sam thought to
himself as he prepared to leave The House for an appointment with General
Clemens at the Base.

Not unexpectedly, the General warmly offered repeated congratulations on
the honors Sam (and Andreas) had received in the States - and wasn't at all
surprised at the way in which they had been involved in discussions on the
"German initiative."  "I wish I could have told you a little more, Sam," he
allowed, "but you know the game.  Sit down and hit the highlights of your
trip.  Your postcard said something about Boston and the Maine Coast.  From
the photo of Acadia, I think I should regret never having been there.  And,
yeah, to the degree that you can talk about it, tell me something about
what's going to happen here."  As General Clemens sat down at his desk and
removed a nice bottle of Scotch and two glasses from a drawer, Sam began to
do just that.  After a good 40 minutes had passed, Sam suddenly stopped and
asked, "As I said, there will always be opposition, but will you be able to
help those who would rebuild this land?"  Musing, the General replied, "You
know where I stand Sam.  I'm encouraged by what you've told me of
Marshall's position.  Nevertheless, there's not too much a One-Star can say
until the big boys have spoken.  That's the way it's done in the good old
Army...any good old army.  When it's possible, you can bet that I'll be
there to turn the first shovel in rebuilding City Park!"  "You know how I
feel about that place?" Sam murmured.  The General only grinned, raised his
glass in salute, and said, "Bottoms up!"

(Entertainment Night)

As the boys gathered in the living room after supper, Sam and Andreas heard
repeated comments about how much they had enjoyed their postcards and the
small souvenirs brought back for them.  Franz, for instance, sidled up to
Andreas and thanked him again for the small medallion of Cadillac suspended
on a leather strap that allowed him to hang it on his belt.  "I really like
it, man," he mumbled.  "Some day, I'm going to see that country!"  Heinrich
was also delighted by the small book of Maine views that Andy had brought
for him.  Turning to a page that showed a Maine Coon cat, he asked, "They
don't really grow them that big, do they?"  "Ye-epp," Andy drawled in his
best Down East accent, "and that one's tiny.  Hell, I had them climbing all
over me - and some were nearly as big as cougars!  One almost fanged my
rump!"  "Whew!" the wide-eyed teen exclaimed.  "Just kiddin'," Andy
chortled as he punched his companion on a muscular arm.  "Bastard!"
Heinrich replied as threw an arm around Andy's neck and gave it a little
jerk.  "Live in fear.  Revenge is always sweet!"

Andy noticed a temporary stage that had been built at the end of the room.
The back wall seemed to have been draped in black cloth and several sheets
had been fastened together to form a movable curtain some feet in front of
it.  They also noticed a table that contained pitchers of beer, glasses,
and bowls of munchables.  Heinrich and he grabbed a couple of chairs as
Ehrhardt appeared in front of the closed curtain.

"Ladies and gentlemen!" proclaimed the Master of Ceremonies.  "Oops!  Frau
Luisa has gone home and my good wife is busy with the baby.  They don't
know what they're missing," he hissed as he twirled a long black moustache
that now adorned his upper lip.  "Being accurate, therefore, I must say,
'Gentlemen! Welcome to the first House Entertainment Night!  Enjoy the beer
and goodies provided by your House Committee."  (Cheers arose - plus a
couple of large belches.)  "Enjoy the six stupendous skits, each coming to
Tieferwald am Main directly from successful runs in Cologne, Berlin, and
London!  Their order has been chosen by lot.  Be kind!"  he added in a more
natural voice, "Just remember that it might be YOU up here!"  Naturally,
loud catcalls greeted his announcement!  "The first skit, direct from the
London stage, is 'Romeo and Juliet'!  Please welcome Franz and Horst!"

The curtain parted to reveal a painted cutout of a castle wall from which
hung a rather shaky-looking balcony.  To a sensual Italian melody, Franz
appeared from the wings in dress that included a floppy black hat with an
enormously long feather and...pink tights!  "He took 'em off Genevieve!" a
voice yelled from the darkened audience.  (Naturally, the place broke up,
and Ehrhardt had to restore order.)  "Juliet, Juliet, where art thou,
Juliet?" Franz began haltingly, sounding as if he badly needed a drink of
water.  Nothing happened.  "Juliet, Juliet, where art thou, Juliet?" he
repeated in a firmer voice.  Nothing happened. "Juliet, get the hell out
here!" he shouted over the howls of the audience.  Suddenly, the curtain
over the balcony opening swayed, and a tall wench appeared in a black wig
(that did not completely cover every wild shock of red hair), heavy makeup,
and a tall conical cap with veil.  "Oh, Romeo, my true love," 'she' began.
(Heinrich whispered to Andy that they should have measured better.  In
fact, given 'her' own height plus the height of the cap, Juliet was
scraping the ceiling!)  "Oh, Romeo..."  Unfortunately, there was a far as
she got, for the "balcony" suddenly began swaying until it collapsed,
dumping a hapless Juliet onto the stage.  (Thankfully, its floor was less
than 3 feet [0.91 meters] off the stage.)  The curtain abruptly closed, as
Ehrhardt hurried behind it.  Seconds later, he opened the curtain and
reappeared - accompanied by Franz who carried a swooning Juliet in his
arms.  The audience rose to its feet shouting, applauding, and catcalling.
An appreciative Franz doffed his cap, sweeping the feather low in front of
him.  Predictably, that caused the pair to lose its precarious balance.
For a minute or two, they just sat on the stage with goofy grins before an
hysterically appreciative audience.  Pumping their fists in the air, they
quickly rejoined their buddies.

The second skit, involving Bruno and Ernst, made up for the technical
excellence that the first had lacked.  The boys had constructed a ski run
that sloped down for about 15 feet (4.6m) from the corner of the room.
Dressed in full ski gear (in late July yet), Bruno gave Ernst a ski lesson
that obviously didn't quite take.  Crouching at the top of the run, frozen
in fear, Ernst dramatically removed his skis and crawled down the run on
hands and knees to derisive laughs and whistles from the audience.  Then,
the Winter Olympics hopeful, Bruno, took over.  Whatever they had used to
coat the surface worked, for Bruno skied down the run and continued onto
the rug with nary a problem.  Applause met their low bows.

Not really having had time to prepare, Sam and Andreas opted to sing "As
the Backs Go Tearing By."  Discovering that Sam's voice was no better than
the voice Andy had displayed up on the Maine Coast - and that together they
were even worse (were that possible!) - the crowd burst into ever-louder
hoots and catcalls.  When Andy whispered that he didn't know the second
verse, they doggedly continued...starting over!  At that point, Ehrhardt,
Kurt, and Ulrich (the biggest men in The House) comically mounted the stage
and began dragging them off to raucous applause from the audience.

The "refreshments" table was obviously doing a land office business during
the intermission that followed.  If you guessed that the break also gave
everyone opportunity to royally razz Sam and Andreas, your guess was
entirely correct!  Few would forget the sight of Ulrich and Andy who stood
before the table - glasses raised, arms around each other's shoulders -
loudly singing the first stanza of "As the Backs Go Tearing By"!  (Sam
began to wonder if the "Committee" should limit the beer a bit come next
year!  Nah...  There was a time and place for everything.)

After the M.C. had indicated that Dieter was ill and would be replaced by
Wolfgang, Ulrich and Georg proudly announced that their skit was titled,
"Beach Magic."  It seems that swimsuit-clad duo met Wolfgang, a "97-pound
(44 kg) weakling," at the river beach and (with dramatic gestures)
convinced him to drink their muscle-building libation.  As little Wolfgang
- the last boy in DAS HAUS to hit puberty - stood shivering in his
underpants, a large bottle of a vile-looking liquid was brought to him and
he was ordered to drink.  His face indicating extreme nausea, he did so.
Immediately, the curtain was drawn.  (Heinrich left Andy, whispering that
the best was yet to come!)  From behind the curtain came a variety of weird
sounds, including thumps and crashes.  Several puffs of smoke drifted from
underneath.  When the curtain was opened, Wolfgang stood proudly, a full
foot (30.48 cm) taller, with muscular chest, a six pak to die for, a long
cock, and heavy, muscular thighs and calves.  The audience gasped in
amazement.  Unfortunately, having only had a few minutes practice time,
little Wolfgang slipped off the small pedestal on which he had been placed
and tumbled to the ground.  The skillfully painted paper-mache body that
had covered his front side did not, however, fall with him.  It didn't
matter.  To the cheers of the crowd, Ulrich scooped up a jubilant Wolfgang,
placed him on his broad shoulders, and returned him proudly to the
audience!

For their part, Jaeger and Konrad did a stand-up slapstick comedy routine
in front of the curtain.  Would that space permitted repeating more than
four of their memorable examples of German humor!  1) A German woman is
walking down the street.  Eleven blond guys walk up and attack her.  She
screams, "Nein! Nein!"  So two guys walk away.  2) What is the difference
between Hitler and the Hindenburg?  One is a flaming fascist gasbag full of
hot air, and the other is a dirigible.  3) After hunting, the old hunter
goes into the pub and meets the doctor of the village.  "Do you know what I
was hunting today?" he asks the doc.  "Sure, I know it very well," the
doctor replies.  "He was already in my office for treatment."  4) "I read
terrible things from the lines in the palm of your hand," the fortuneteller
whispers.  "Your life will have a terrible end, one will kill you and cook
and eat you." - "Just a second," the customer interrupts, "let me first
take off my pigskin gloves!"

See what I mean?  (Author's Note: I've collected "classic" German jokes for
some years, unfortunately without recording the source.  If these "belong"
to someone - that is, if they are not in the public domain - please let me
know and I shall GLADLY give full credit!)

As Master of Ceremonies, Ehrhardt returned to explain that the last skit
was a special treat.  Most of the guys in The House couldn't go into
several "places" downtown.  (A few of the boys laughed knowingly.)
Heinrich and his assistant, Kurt, have, therefore, decided to bring a
sample of their "entertainment" to our "Temple of Purity." (catcalls) Herr
Heinrich!

The Curtain opened, the back wall now draped in bright red cloth.  (It
appeared that a couple of massive Nazi flags, sans swastikas, had been put
to good use.)  Heinrich stood in the middle of the stage which otherwise
was empty save for a metal stool of medium height.  Dressed only in tight
black briefs (very tight and very brief!), a black muscle shirt, and heavy
white sport socks, he stood silently until an erotic melody (probably
reminding Americans of burlesque...Germans of the fleshpots of Hamburg)
began playing in the background.  Slowly, he undulated to the music - and
then began trying, with great difficulty, to remove the muscle shirt.
First he tried to get it off one shoulder, then the other.  Eventually, he
battled to remove it over his head.  The struggle was slow and painful, but
he was finally victorious. There the hunky boy stood, sweat pouring down
his body, clad only in briefs and socks.  The music became more insistent.
Naturally, he began working on the briefs.  Again, small advances were only
won at the price of more effort, more sweat, more straining muscles!
First, he tried to pull them down on the left...no luck...then on the
right...no luck there either.  Finally, he stood with his back to the
audience and tried pulling them down over his butt.  Minor success, but it
still wouldn't work.  Turning around, he slowly pulled them down over his
pubes until the top of his cock was exposed...and then...success!  Every
muscle on his beautiful young body now delineated by heavy sweat, he began
the last campaign...the socks.  As the music rose in erotic intensity, he
tried putting one sock-clad foot on top of the stool and reaching down to
the other still on the ground.  Other than providing a grand view, that
clearly wasn't going to work.  You will guess that every permutation was
attempted before the last sock was removed and flipped onto the floor.  For
a minute or two, he danced erotically in the nude for the audience that, by
now, sat with open mouths.

Finally, he motioned for his muscular, brief-clad assistant, Kurt, to come
out from the wings.  Not surprisingly, appreciative murmurs and a few
sarcastic hand claps met the First Boy's appearance on stage.  As Heinrich
motioned again, Kurt began to spray him with a light oil.  Slowly,
suggestively, Heinrich changed positions as he rubbed the oil onto his
body...standing, sitting on the stool, kneeling on the stool, on the
ground, and so forth.  As the music reached a raw intensity, Heinrich rose
and motioned for Kurt to take over rubbing the oil onto his body.
(Evidently, this was not in the script, for Kurt blushed and hesitated.
Egged on by Heinrich's confederates in the audience, he finally began to do
his duty.)  Guided by Heinrich's hands, Kurt stood behind the boy,
massaging his pecs, his abs, and his lower stomach.  Unseen by Kurt,
Heinrich's cock slowly began to rise which, of course, caused a great deal
of nervous laughter and uncomfortable shifting around in the audience.
Eventually - as it had to be - Kurt's hands encountered Heinrich's
cock...and flew off as if they had touched a red-hot poker!  Heinrich
simply smiled provocatively and jerked downwards on his assistant's briefs
with one hand as he gave him a shove off stage with the other!  The
audience howled with released tension.  Released tension?  That wasn't
going to happen!

Throwing himself on the ground, occasionally using the overturned stool as
a prop, Heinrich began to writhe on the carpeted floor.  As the music
reached a crescendo, he completed his skit by jerking off until his hefty
cock propelled cum high into the air.  Torn between a tad of embarrassment,
sexual excitement, and admiration for "quite a demonstration," the audience
burst into cheers and applause when the two brief-clad boys, arms around
each other's shoulders, appeared in front of the curtain.  Sam estimated
that there wasn't a dry pair of undershorts in the house - and not a few of
the boys scurried out of the room with folded chairs concealing everything
south of their belts!  (Naturally, neither a swallow of beer nor a handful
of munchables was left on the table when the last boy departed!)  Let it
also be noted that the only sounds heard throughout DAS HAUS for some time
were of muffled gasps and squeaking bedsprings.

(Disturbing News)

As Sam and Andreas prepared for bed - snickering all the way - they looked
at each other, knowing they were both as horny as all hell...and feeling
just a slight buzz!  Suddenly, there was heavy pounding on the door and two
towel-clad ruffians just about fell into the room.  "Sorry, Herr Direktor;
sorry, Andy, but we can't help it!  Heinrich's got us crazy!"  With that,
Horst and Jaeger, sans towels, got up off the floor and climbed up on the
bed.  "HELP!" their faces seemed to say, their rock-hard, flowing cocks
pulsing in agreement.  Far past the point of no return, Sam and Andy looked
at each other, shrugged, and jumped in with them.

Need it be added that the half hour that followed was about as WILD as it
gets?  Long after they had left, Andreas mentioned that solid, muscular
Jaeger was truly something - and Sam had finally had opportunity to show
his feelings to the tall, thin redhead who, as we know, had always been one
of his favorites.  Yeah, it was "only" sex, but it was still really nice
and mutually satisfying.  What wasn't so nice was the information they
shared as they lay panting and recovering afterwards.

"We've been debating about what to do about a big problem," Jaeger finally
admitted.  We like the Sargent and respect him, but we wanted to wait until
you returned.  We've got a bully in The House who's beating up on every kid
who will take it.  It hasn't been enough to send them to the hospital or
even to Frau Luisa - just enough to make their lives miserable!"  "And he
steals," Horst added.  "He's already lifted at least three presents that
you and Andy brought back from the States!  It's not fair!"

"If you couldn't speak with the Sargent, have you considered speaking with
Kurt?" Andreas inquired in a brotherly tone of voice.  "Gosh, Andy," Horst
answered, "he's one of the guys.  You know...  It's really hard to snitch
on someone!"  Sam thought something rather nasty about "adolescent logic,"
but sat on it.  Rather, he simply thanked the two youngsters, promised that
their names would never come into anything that happened, and asked only
that they say nothing and let him "take care of it."

Not quite ready to let the matter drop there, Andy said, "I noticed that
Dieter couldn't play his part tonight and that Otto never did show up."
"Yeah, Andy, Jaeger added somewhat uncomfortably, "Otto really went too far
last night.  In fact, we thought he might have broken Dieter's nose.  The
doctor down the street said it was ok, but we had to promise we would speak
with you."  Sam and Andy hugged the kids and thanked them for taking care
of their brothers before Sam again promised that he would take care of the
matter and sent them off to bed.  Cuddling in bed, Sam sighed that he
guessed it had been too good to last.  "Sam," Andy interjected, remember
what you Americans say: A guy is innocent until he's proven guilty!"  A
heartsick Sam kissed him before turning out the light.


(To Be Continued)