Chapters tagged cum eating

by Zeebop

Chapter 6

> Brain slugs have no sense of personal space. They do not understand either intimacy or inappropriate contact. This is a major obstacle to their infiltration of human society. > —Brain Slug Infestation: Cause and Avoidance, Chapter 2 Mel and Jordan swung by the grocery on th...

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Chapter 8

> In the wild, brain slugs hunt primarily by chemoreceptors, and communicate largely by biochemical markers and scent-trails. Human hosts to brain slugs rely heavily on scent and taste. Strong odors like garlic can deter them, though this is not an absolute protection against pos...

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Chapter 13

> North American Brain Slugs are the most social of the parasitoid species, but often struggle to communicate with individual humans. On their home world, the hive-mind of the brain slugs was active in engaging with similar hive-minds, bartering resources, and cooperating on proj...

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Chapter 17

> North American Brain Slug hosts formerly used elaborate "courting" behavior to attract potential hosts. Human governments considered these behaviors coercive and passed laws restricting the hives' actions to attract potential hosts by offering material goods or sexual services....

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Chapter 21

> A hallmark of North American brain slug hives is coordinated activity. In pre-industrialized settings, it is theorized that this allowed the hive to effectively undertake community projects like rearing structures, digging wells, and managing factory-line style physical labor....

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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 31

> Brain slugs do not have a word for love. They have a complex biochemical marker for the addictive properties of specific neuropeptides and hormones that the host brain secretes. Oxytocin is a hell of a . > —Slug Sutra, Chapter 1 Mel lay on his bed, unable to move. The ma...

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Chapter 34

> First contact between brain slugs and homo sapiens occurred through intermediaries. On their homeworld, brain slugs could explore a new area swiftly by bonding with a local organism, immediately gaining a viable form evolved for the environment and incorporating relevant knowle...

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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 38

, By the time you read this, it will be too late. I'm sorry I couldn't bring myself to tell you in person, but I knew you might have stopped me. You're the only one who would have. But this is what I've chosen. I've finally found acceptance. I love you. Please remember tha...

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Chapter 40

> Most brain slug hosts possess excellent hearing, and brain slugs are fluent in the same languages as their hosts; brain slugs whose hosts are in contact with one another can share understanding or rapidly teach new languages. Initial integration strongly affects the host's abil...

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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 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...