RAD SHROOM

RAD SHROOM

A glowing fungus found underground and in caves. Small Rad Shrooms are not dangerous to humans. Larger specimens can lethal if a human is not careful. The tentacles subdue the victim and attempt to digest them, often by attempting to give the victim sexual release to encourage relaxation in order to absorb more toxin. Rad Shrooms can be easily avoided with stealth, but can make a route or area impassable if there are enough of them. Getting temporarily grabbed by one is not a major concern. Falling into a nest of them is a **** sentence.

- Dr. Curio’s note: after my first encounter with the Rad Shroom, which was stressful, but also strangely arousing, I found myself wondering as I touched myself later that night, just how good at pleasing a woman a bit of fungus could be. I returned to the specimen having taken an antidote, this time in the nude. My hypothesis was quickly confirmed: without clothes in the way, it was quite happy to be very intimate. I blacked out after the tenth orgasm or so and woke up in a nearby settlement with all my things gone and a sore bottom. Curious.