Regia's Riches: Lamia Vore Stories

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A small baby girl named Y/N was dumped into the jungle of Ebott island, where creatures such a Lamias wonder and roam. Krathitus, the leader of the lamias, decided to take her in and raise her as his own. Once a suitable incubator is located, the lamia will bite her and strip away her clothing. She will coil her tail around the woman’s legs, spreading them apart far enough to allow easy access to her vagina. If her mate requires stimulation to become wet, the naga will provide it, often using her nimble tongue to do so. Once her mate is sufficiently aroused, the naga will press her labia against her lover’s. The naga’s vaginal secretions will cause the incubator’s cervix to dilate, facilitating easy oviposition. The naga will then lay her eggs, pushing them out of her cloacas, down her birth canal, past her labia and into her lover’s vagina. As the egg enters her birth canal, her vaginal muscles will contract, drawing the egg into her uterus. The naga has a high degree of control over the release of her eggs, and will only lay as many eggs as her lover can successfully incubate. This varies based on age, size, and species. In other countries, nagas are vilified and persecuted, hunted and killed simply for being serpentine. However, this is relatively rare, and cross-species rights advocates are working tirelessly to elevate the legal status of nagas in repressive nation-states. Lamia is the last of the four metrical romances written by Keats. Its source is a short anecdote in Robert Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy that Keats appended at the end of the poem. As Keats was intending to write a poem that would have popular appeal in Lamia, it is possible that his intention was merely to expand the anecdote into a lengthy tale by means of the rich sensuous detail which is the special hallmark of The Eve of St. Agnes. Lamia has puzzled critics because of the elusiveness of its theme. Lamia seems to say that passionate love is an illusion and an enchantment, ultimately destructive. On the other hand, Keats' attitude toward his characters is somewhat ambiguous. Lamia is not entitled to human love because she is not human; she is a serpent. She has deceived Lycius. She must be kept a secret. She has no family, no parents. She does not want Apollonius invited to the marriage because she fears he will expose her. Nevertheless, Keats presents her sympathetically; she is not an evil creature.

Also everyone is gay, and Harry is a genderqueer snakeperson. Who might and might not eat magic. Series Any plans to add a lamia combat sprite in the future? Sabrina uses her bunny sprite in combat with the slime girl. She also leaves footprints and plays the footstep sound in lamia form. Don't know if the engine/plugin allows them to be replaced or disabled/muted with the lamia transformation, but that would be cool if it could.Special thanks to ImaginaryZ for coding work! Lord knows this all wouldn't have been possible without his help.

A short story in Monster Musume I ♥ Monster Girls Volume 3 alludes that Lamia are capable of unhinging their jaw to swallow prey whole like typical snakes. Miia states that Lamia sometimes also "vore" their lovers whole if they want to keep them to themselves or if "they are so cute they could eat them up". However This could also be seen as a simple blowjob joke, or a more low-key "I want to just eat you up" affectionate threat. Plus the nature of the spinoff may render this story entirely non-canon. The Melusine subspecies is modelled after Melusine which might explain why they are the only ones with wings, although sometimes she is portrayed as a mermaid and without any wings.Once a naga’s eggs are fertilized, she has a limited window to find a compatible female cross-species humanoid to deposit her eggs into. A naga cannot incubate her eggs inside her own body, as her core temperature and nutritional intake are insufficient to support growth. She must find another willing woman to lay her eggs inside. Update: Another enemy not by me! Making me start to realize maybe I should actually make something here soon. This enemy by guro2, a dragon named Tesla! Update: Therizinosaurs is added thanks to ImaginaryZ. Includes the rudimentary Monster Achievement system. Also, if you don't know what "Vore" is, now would be a good time to either look it up or forget about reading this one.