Behemoths and Roundworms

"Behemoths and Roundworms"

Behemoths are gigantic monomo, being taller than most buildings, and they possess two pairs of muscular arms, two powerful legs, and two pair of breasts. They're backs and tails are filled with spikes, and also possess two sharp horns, leaving them with a sinister appearence.

They are usually pacific, ignoring other manomo and humans while they look for food. A behemoth's diet consist in pretty much anything (metal, rocks, trees, animals...) but they somehow are incapable of digesting manomo and humans. They absorb their meals so eficiently that they cannot generate waste, and it takes some weeks for them to feed again.

Once their reproductive period arrives, they become more agressive and territorial, attacking other manomos while seaching for humans to mate. Due to their size, reproduction with humans can be very difficult, but the roundworms help the behemoths in this situation.

When they have a husband, they usually do not let him go very far, and are very protective towards him, storing their mates inside their bodies. The human does not suffocate, but it is constantly **** by the roundworms inside the behemoth.

Roundworms are manomo that are similar to lamias, but have a white,slippery and mucous tail. They do not posses eyes, only being guided by their sense of smell and touch. They inhabit the behemoth's internal cavities, such as digestive tract, lungs, breasts and others.

It is suggested that the ancestors of the behemoths used to find mana by eating other manomo inside Tartarus, until a species of Lamia managed to adapt inside the crature digestive system. Although the round worms appear to be parasites, the two species actually form a mutualistic relationship with the behemoths. The roundworms usually feed themselves by consuming the fluid produced from the behemouth’s mucous membranes.

The roundworms help the behemoths in reproducing and to digest their meals better, also freeing the behemoth from actual parasites, while the behemoths give them a place to stay. A behemoth can posses multiple roundworms, and is very rare for it to have none.

When the behemoth manages to find a husband, but ends up going to a place where the behemoth can't fit or reach she releases the roundworms from her body to help capture the man, forcing him to enter the behemoth’s uterus, in order for him to fertilize her eggs. The roundworms also take advantage of the situation,by also breeding with the man and putting their own eggs inside the behemoth's uterus.