/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>46503154

I want to make rugged monberian jinko feel special.

>"Huh? You want heirs, Master? I guess I could ask some of the local nobles if they're looking to marry…Wha? Me? S-Sure I could give you some strong children, but you wouldn't want an old war-cat like me polluting your noble lineage, would you?"

We need another designated maid species to prevent further autism fits from only having two prominent choices

>"what do you mean you like it? this battered, scarred, bruised body of mine? you can't be serious, I mean, I just don't understand... care to show me what you mean, anon-san?"

>>34238906
I'd love to interrupt a working maid by pulling her into my lap and planting kisses around her neck and collarbone while she giggles

Big, scarred monsters are for turning into pregnant[\spoiler] maids.

So monsters have maid academies obviously, but what about masters who want more specialized maids? Do they offer different course paths, are there other schools that specialize in different techniques? Do these different schools compete and form rivalries with one another? Are there smaller less official schools that aren't as prestigious but try their best anyway? Do they accept when CC monsters that always wanted to be maids but never went to school go back to finish their education? Do mamano communities have sponsored projects for reforming delinquent monsters into maids? Do rich mamano send their younger daughters to maid schools because they don't stand to inherit? Are there long-standing maid families who form oligarchies and pride themselves on producing top-quality maids for maidless masters? I need answers

>>33192694
Honestly the only downside to kikis and other maid species is that sometimes it's nice to talk about other girls being maids as well
>Snocelomeh maids tail swaying while listening to 80s pop as she works