Chapters tagged group sex

by Zeebop

Chapter 30

> Brain slugs do not love. They do not understand love. They understand extraction, pleasure, and reciprocity. > Many struggle with the concept of cuddling, at least at first. > —Slug Sutra, Chapter 1 Mel's foot ached. Step after step. He had been awake too long, and his se...

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Chapter 32

> A koan: If two brain slug hosts have sex, is that masturbation? > —Slug Sutra, Chapter 1 When Mel arrived back at the apartment building, he saw Jordan, clothed, in the hallway between 501 and 502. The police tape was gone. The apartment manager was there, and the two made s...

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Chapter 35

> In hindsight, giving extraterrestrial parasites condemned criminals as their first introduction to humanity was not the best idea. The individuals involved were often charged with , sexual , acts of heinous , and pathological deceit. It exposed the hive min...

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Chapter 43

> Just as a brain slug's eyespots complement the host's vision, the brain slug's chemoreceptors complement the host's sense of smell and taste. Most brain slugs emphasize connections to these sensory organs and their processing structures in the brain, which can make them very se...

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Chapter 47

> A brain slug host knows its own strength and is not afraid to use it. > —*How To Talk To Brain Slugs*, Chapter 4: Touch The apartment was quiet as Mel and Rachel came in, as it often was when there was no one but the brain slug hosts present. The bathroom door was closed; pr...

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Chapter 52

> These subtler senses of brain slug hosts are not merely passive. They are channels of communication that are actively used. Low-level emission of electrical impulses, microwave radiation, infrasound, and other signals is constant. Human beings around brain slug hosts are being...

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Chapter 54

> They secrete lubricant easily, but the labia and clitoris are ultra-sensitive. Find the opening of the vaginal canal and trace it in slow circles. Listen for their breathing, feel the motion of their hips. Get into a rhythm. If you're comfortable with it, let them use their han...

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Chapter 57

> Tales of cannibalism and ramen are generally exaggerated. Issei Sagawa did not make ramen with human flesh in 1981. Esther Choy did claim she could menstruate a better batch of ramen than other ramen chefs, but the dark broth she produced for a select clientele was achieved wit...

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Chapter 58

> Brain slugs are naturally hermaphroditic, and gametes analogous to sperm and ovum in Earth life, although the actual cell structures are different: the "traveler cells" have four flagella, hair-like appendages that provide movement, while the "receptor cells" aggressively absor...

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Chapter 62

> Brain slug hosts have feelings, too. While their faces often lack expression except for pain, brain slugs hosts still feel human emotions, filtered through the brain slug's own understanding. Rather than process emotions individually as humans do, they seek the support of other...

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Chapter 65

> Humans are social animals; most humans need some level of social interaction for their continued mental health. Isolation is one of the key punishments in the human justice system for this reason. When the first criminal human hosts were supplied to brain slugs, the hive minds...

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Chapter 66

> Brain slug beauty standards are based on chemical cues rather than sight, nor are brain slug hosts primarily aroused by visual or audio media, though they understand this can excite humans. When attempting to initiate sexual relations, brain slug hosts will sometimes literally...

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Chapter 68

> Brain slug hosts prefer sex when brain slug hosts equal or outnumber human partners, and in rooms with clearly accessible exits and with mirrored surfaces. The latter enables both the brain slug's eyespots and the host's eyes to keep track of their partner, a double visual conf...

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Chapter 73

> On their home world, brain slugs presumably had some form of recorded media of their own, but in the diaspora, the various hive minds tend to adopt local media and technologies, and the archives shift to reflect the makeup and capabilities of their host species. It makes no sen...

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Chapter 75

> Brain slugs have a concept, translated into English variously as *familiar* or *sexpet*, though there are deeper connotations. In various environments, brain slugs have discovered sapient organisms whom they value for production and companionship more than they desire a new hos...

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Chapter 76

For the refugees of the Exodus, the apocalypse had already happened. They lived in the aftermath of the end of everything they knew. Their home worlds, their native biospheres and cultures, were lost to them. They landed on a strange world, outnumbered, outgunned, with limited re...

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Chapter 80

> Humans have dreamed of first contact for over a century. Yet when it happened, there were so many who were scared. They saw refugees as threats, or worse, strategic advantages over their enemies in their own petty, bullshit conflicts. Politicians can be imaginative in all the w...

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Chapter 83

> Many died. They are still dying. The integration of extraterrestrials into Earth's ecosystem and human systems is ongoing. Already, more of them have been born on Earth than remain from the initial group of refugees from the stars. More arrive—latecomers, from more distant poin...

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Chapter 90

> The great epidemics that ravaged the globe after the Exodus were blamed on the extraterrestrials. This was, in part, correct. The spacefaring species had been dealing with the contact and conflict of different microbial ecosystems for generations; they were both wary of Earth's...