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=== Monsters (p7) === {{Scrollbox|content = Monsters include races of various forms united by monstrosity. They range from diabolical fiends to hybrid beings combining, for instance, the upper body of a human with the lower body of a snake or spider. That said, all monsters share a commonality of appearance, one that resembles that of a woman of outstanding comeliness. Monsters were created by the hand of god, originating as freakish beasts, enemies of humanity. However, when a succubus of awesome might ascended the throne of their Mamono Lord, the power of her influence transformed monsters into beasts of lechery and fine, feminine form. At the present time, all monsters are female. As there are no males of their own kind, they instead reproduce with human males. Monsters predominantly tend to be more loyal to their instincts than humans and are, perhaps as a result of their succubus nature, highly lustful. They exhibit strong affection and desire for human men and think and behave accordingly. Monsters are typically superior to humans in both physical and magical ability, and their powers are various and unique among the different races. Monsters are also blessed with long lives. Though some have a lifespan only a little longer than humans, others live for hundreds or thousands of years. All, however, maintain their adorable, or beautiful, timeless feminine forms regardless of their duration of life. They do not age. All monsters adore essence, the life energy of human men obtained through copulation, as a feast above all others. Yet they do not drain men to their deaths. Instead, they prefer to sip essence from the same man perpetually. In almost all cases, monsters perceive human men as males of their own species and thus have a strong instinct to bear the children of men who meet their fancy. Currently, children born of a human and a monster are always monster females, with no males observed. This, however, is merely a transitional phase in the modernization of monsters that speaks to their status above humans and the sway of the mother's body. The Mamono Lord explains that the current situation is but one step in the development of her and her monsters' power - and that one day, human males will be born of humans and monsters, as well. Hence, monsters long for human men fervently; the acquisition of men comes first in their thoughts and actions. Perhaps as a vestige of the previous age, when they attacked humans as their enemies, monsters still employ assaults as their primary means of achieving sexual intercourse with human men. Even so, there are also monsters who seduce men with the allure of their appearance and charm, as well as those who awaken men's passion by means of magic arts. A man who has lain once with a monster is overcome by the pleasure of her monstrous body, which surpasses all human understanding. He is therefore unable to consider leaving her side. The criteria by which monsters select men differ from those used by humans. Monsters do not account for comeliness or age, and rarely consider the magnitude of a man's member or the abundance of his seed, for these are attributes they can grant in due time. Monsters approve of the lust and affection men feel for them; human males who exhibit such interest are most often favored when a monster doesn't already have a partner. Though certain races instinctively perceive the men they have defeated as their husbands, many monsters cast off such instincts in favor of deep affection or true love-bonds, for instance, that develop from a friendship formed at an early age. A monster who develops such a bond often comes to eventually view the man involved as her husband. In general, monsters are full of instinctive love; their behavior follows coherent patterns closely linked to love, lust, reproduction and appetite (for men's essence). They rarely fall in love with their ideal man, and instead glorify the appearance, personality, endowments and essential flavor of the man they love-or develop them to fulfill their ideals. While monsters involved in both monogamous and polygynous relationships can be found, a monster who has selected a husband will never mate with another man. To them, pairing is more than a contract: a monster's body and soul transform over time so that she can engage in perfect carnal union with her husband. His scent, his body and the taste of his essence all become her favorites, and while to join and reproduce with her husband grows, her engagement with other men steadily withers to the point that only her husband is perceived by her as male. Monsters have varying attitudes towards their men, some treating them as brothers, others as masters, servants, prey, or slaves. Ultimately though, all of these roles are equivalent to the role of husband, and the fathomless love of monsters for their companions is unequivocal.|bgcolor = #cac6bd|padding = 15px|width = auto|height = auto}}
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