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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 15
> Some extraterrestrial accounts maintain that on their home planet, some preferred host species evolved in tandem with brain slugs and willingly sought out possession upon adulthood. Other extraterrestrial records maintain that this is brain slug propaganda, used to lull potenti...
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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 33
> On their original homeworld, hive minds bred their hosts for a variety of reasons, both to increase their numbers and to enhance specific traits. Hive minds sometimes competed for especially prized studs and breeders, or developed sharing arrangements. It wasn't until the brain...
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Chapter 48
> Popular rumor says that brain slug hosts are always wet and dripping to the touch. There is a kernel of truth to this. During the second stage of brain slug integration, the nervous endings in erogenous zones (nipples, clitoris or penis, and anus) increase in sophistication and...
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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 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 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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