Lich/Extra

Kenkou's Notes

<tabber> EN= Currently recruiting a test subject! It's an indecent workplace where the orgasmic expression never ceases!

This time's update is the "lich", a high rank undead sorceress with mastery over various spells. They're highly inquisitive sorceresses who became undead to master sex and sorcery. In order to reach the depths of pleasure, they direct all their thirst for knowledge, curiosity and ambitions towards sex. They even use their own body as a guinea pig, altering it into an erotic body imbued with sorcery. They're currently recruiting a male test subject (husband) who will cooperate with (sexual) human body experiments.

As always, please check the monster girl encyclopedia profile for details. <ref name="mgr">Lich</ref> |-|JP= ... </tabber>

TL Note: Regarding the term "eromancy" vs. "nymphomancy": The two terms are extremely similar, and almost certainly synonyms for the same thing. The Japanese term I translated as "nymphomancy" is 淫魔法 inmahou, a nonstandard Sino-Japanese compound, while the Japanese term I translated as "eromancy", is actually 淫らな魔術 midara na majutsu, which could also be more directly translated as "lewd magic"; however, rather than being one compound term, it's a short phrase consisting of the Yamato Japanese word 淫ら midara meaning "lewd", and the Sino-Japanese word 魔術 majutsu, which is another word that means something like "magic" or "sorcery".<ref name="mgr"/>

Trivia

• Lich is a type of undead creature in fantasy fiction.<ref>The Lich</ref>
• A lich can make a new phylactery if the old one breaks.
• Koschei of Russian Folklore may be considered the first example of these beings in Fiction.

Image Gallery

<ref>For the full gallery, please refer to the fanart hub </ref>

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• Current Revision English Encyclopedia Page
  Current Revision English Encyclopedia Page
• Current Revision Japanese Encyclopedia Page
  Current Revision Japanese Encyclopedia Page

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