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by Zeebop
Chapter 63
> No brain slugs or brain slug hosts were harmed in the making of this adult film. > This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to persons living or dead is purely coincidental. > Filmed with the participation of the Seacouver [Hive. > Do](http://Hive.Do) not try this at ho...
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by Zeebop
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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by Zeebop
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...
2 months ago 2,856 Words 27 Likes 614 Views -
by Zeebop
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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by Zeebop
Chapter 74
> A brain slug budding isn't celebrated like a childbirth. The brain slug isn't a person until they're integrated with a host. A brain slug is a potential person. It is also a potential meal for any passing animal. That doesn't mean brain slugs don't care for their genetic clones...
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by Zeebop
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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by Zeebop
Chapter 82
> Imagine something slimy dropping onto your neck. The instinctive urge to reach back, rip it off. By the time you do, it's too late. A painful burn, as intense as if someone dripped red-hot steel on your spine. Then paralysis. Voluntary muscle control is gone within seconds. At...
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by Zeebop
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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by Zeebop
Chapter 84
> This work would not have been possible without the assistance of brain slugs and other extraterrestrial species who agreed to interviews and to open their archives for this project. When, in one of my emails, I asked why they would reveal such information to a human who might c...
3 weeks ago 1,917 Words 27 Likes 431 Views