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>>13270924
She already ate his liver Anon, it's over.

So I just realized that by the fourth of April Wikipedia actually meant the next Blood Moon was early this morning, not some time tomorrow night. Whoops. Anyway, without further ado please enjoy this tale of a sap being chased through a forest and two steaming hot doses of mantis poon.

http://seafoam.pbworks.com/w/page/94731653/Blood%20Moon%20Mantis%20Fapfic

>>13264870
Most definitely.

>>13264890
>You won't be eating much anyway.
Aside from carpet?

>>13264823
Well, it's a theme piece I've already completed, I'm just waiting for an auspicious moment to pull the trigger. Saturday, get hype.

>>13263922
>RIP Seafoam, He's not really dead
SOON.

Raise your hand if you're ready for snake cloaca! It's time for a new chapter of Mother of Monsters, in which recaps and rape abound!
http://seafoam.pbworks.com/w/page/93414962/Mother%20of%20Monsters%20Chapter%2002

Also, I've got a feeling the next chapter of The Word is going to take a bit, but I don't plan on dying soon, so fret not.

>>13048453
That was The Word, and this was a single chapter spinoff of that, so I guess it's okay. I've discovered that having multiple things to work on ends up making me more productive so I've been picking at dark priest and echidna simultaneously, but rest assured I've made substantial progress on both.

I made another thing. While I was writing The Word's first chapter, I found myself thinking that it was actually kind of strange that someone with Mouse's disposition didn't get mindbroken and femdommed into a puddle in MGC of all places. I was intrigued by the idea, so I wrote The Word: IF: the story of what would happen if our favorite not-shota met a different girl and was mindbroken then femdommed into a puddle. Here's your link: http://seafoam.pbworks.com/w/page/92747223/The%20Word%20IF

>>12985967
I don't play Shadowrun so I don't know that I'd come across either word before. I felt like trying something different regardless.

>>12985989
>You can't be racist against snakes for example, because they're snakes.
Sure, but those aren't sapient. We're walking into territory that's never been explored in the real world here. Could you be racist against, say an alien? That would still be prejudice against a different thinking race.

Strictly speaking as far as current scientific categorization goes there're reasons to say monster girls actually ARE human (read: Homo Sapien) because they can interbreed, so the mark isn't terribly far off even with the huge morphological differences.

There's also some political stuff going on that, again, will be explored later as well so expect the line between terms to be blurred.

>>12985908
Shhh, it's okay. I chose that term because when you think about it "monster girls" is actually double racist. Firstly you're calling them monsters which is an insult without need for explanation, and then "girl" is diminutive, especially when some of them are likely to be older than anyone referring to them as such. I'll get more into that particular phraseology later, but I'm also contemplating tossing incubi under that heading too, so it's nice that it's gender neutral.

>>12985835
>Pomeranians aren't hounds, they're toy breeds.
Figurative speech, friend. It's okay.

>>12985737
Oh, and the link for Mother of Monsters is here: http://seafoam.pbworks.com/w/page/92113413/Mother%20of%20Monsters%20Chapter%2001

Hey guys, I'm back with a double header!

First up is Mother of Monsters, the tale of the echidna Monster Lord's origins. This first chapter isn't too terrible, but take this post as fair warning that the story's going to get dark. If you're easily upset or REALLLLY like cute echidnas doing cute things, maybe don't pick this up.

Second on the list is The Word, a tale of an impressionable college student stumbling across the path of a single dark priest. (http://seafoam.pbworks.com/w/page/92113494/The%20Word%20Ch%2001)) I hope this one is as fun to read as it was to write.

>>12934346
>Some things you cannot fix.
Writers function as small gods of the settings they work in, there's nothing they cannot do. There's always the question of whether or not one SHOULD do things, but with a sufficient explanation the sky's the limit. As for whether or not my explanation will make the cut will be determined later, but you're being a little hasty here.

>>12934332
But why?

>>12934307
No, the tradition being broken is spoilered for actual spoliers ushi raping the shit out of everything. There is a plot reason for this happening.

>>12934210
That was listing how cuddly each story is, and dark priest was higher in the rankings there as well. Remember, the alligator eats the bigger side; the farther left the more tender the story in this case.

>>12934161
Yes, of course. Of the options given, dark priest is probably the third or fourth warm and tenderest option. It's something like vampire>anubis>ushi oni=dark priest>unicorn>hellhound>kiki. There was at least a little drama included in every idea, but those first four are all pretty damn sweet anyway.

>>12934125
>Waifuing a dark priest
Anon, I am going to make you so happy. You know, unless I fuck or something.

>>12934149
Honestly, what tradition did you think was going to get broken there?

And the results are in! Here's the breakdown of your 45 votes:

2 Breaking Traditions ushi oni
4 Shock Tactic Waifu Hunting anubis
5 Society and You Hellhound
5 Awkward Corruption unicorn
6 Agressive Femdom kikimora rewrite[, now with extra lewd and backstory/spoiler]
9 Awkward Femdom vampire This one was narrowly in the lead until that second time I advertised the poll.
14 Tender Loving Corruption And the winning grill-drumroll please-is... dark priest After that second bump this option took off and stayed up.

Cool stuff, looks like I've got two world building pieces on deck. Please look forward to it!

Friendly reminder: The last of Pretty Human is out and I'll be working on echidna alongside something else in the following weeks. There's a poll up here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1RAVTbOTLD2iERRr_YpcKJDSbLQuH8aCzeQ3uDM7-XYU/viewform to determine what the topic of "something else" will be and two options are running really close right now. It closes when the thread gets bumped off, so don't forget to vote if you care.

>>12930320
>Does the Rends warmer touch the end of the closed off holes?
Yes but no. Yes, it touches the end, no it doesn't heat all the way to the tip. There's a cold spot on the extreme ends of the warmer, a definite downside if you don't plan to make the hole hot hot. I want to hear how this Fleshlight warmer works when you get it.

>>12927526
Yeah, what the hell? Here's a one question survey letting you choose what the second story I work on is going to be: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1RAVTbOTLD2iERRr_YpcKJDSbLQuH8aCzeQ3uDM7-XYU/viewform

I'll leave the poll open until this thread dies, I guess.

>>12927517
Alive and well now that the holidays are over and I'm "done" editing almost ten thousand words of text.

>>12927520
>Any thoughts on what you'll work on next?
Echidna. I'm thinking I'll probably end up working on two stories at once to let my literary ADD go for a while though, maybe I'll throw up a poll for story #2.