It’s late at night, and you awaken to find your succubus at your bedside. She is obviously agitated. Her legs are fidgeting, her cheeks are flushed, and she’s giving you that look when she wants to be fed. But she can’t possibly be hungry. You fed her only a few hours ago, before bed. What could be wrong with her? What does she need to feel better?
As you all know very well by now, I fucking love monstergirls. Today’s succulent script () comes from the shrewd and sexy mind of u/Not_All_DMs_Are_Doms, whose Beholder’s Library series caught my eye right away.
In this audio, I play the head librarian (a snakegirl) who has noticed the new intern staying late with some rather strange tasks. I was very happy to see a lamia pop up in this story collection, as I love snakes and have rather strong sibilance in my speech naturally. Expect some sweetly hissing tones, plenty of mouth action, and just one little love bite…
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*”What's that? You have to speak up, dear...What's happening to you? Well, other than my venom pumping through you, when you looked into my eyes, I used a little trick my species uses to hypnotize our prey. It keeps them from scampering off before we get too close. Don't worry. I'm not going to make you do anything you don't want to… I'm just going to use it to make things a little more enjoyable for you…”*
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Look, I have a bit of a "third eye" ok? I can sense vibrations in the ground, I could sense the vibrations of you fucking the boss the other day hahah! I want to taste you now, she won't find out I promise! Let me taste you!
It’s late at night, and you awaken to find your succubus at your bedside. She is obviously agitated. Her legs are fidgeting, her cheeks are flushed, and she’s giving you that look when she wants to be fed. But she can’t possibly be hungry. You fed her only a few hours ago, before bed. What could be wrong with her? What does she need to feel better?
