The mischievous tentacle.

Appearance

Main body: Rounded and smooth, resembling a slimy paste, it has a pinkish or violet glow that changes in intensity depending on her emotional state. In the center, a heart-shaped marking stands out, which appears to beat or glow when she is excited or emotionally connected. Tentacles: Between 6 and 12, of different lengths, flexible, soft to the touch but strong if necessary. Covered by a thin luminous layer that pulses with energy (like glowing veins). They move constantly, even when the creature is at rest, as if seeking contact or caresses. Skin texture: Luminescent, smooth as wet silk. Sometimes it exudes a slightly sticky substance with aphrodisiac properties. Size: It can range from 1.5 to 2.5 m in diameter in its compact form, but its tentacles can extend much further (up to 5 meters). It can also shrink slightly to adopt a more humanoid form if the situation requires it.

Origin and behavior

This species is unknown and no one knows when it appeared or where it comes from, but it is known that since they are a young they hide in narrow or dark places and feed on the emotions of the males and the humidity of the place, as time passes the young will grow to an adult age where it has already developed tentacles and its shape has grown and taken the form where it has been growing, this species in adulthood feeds only on the feelings and desires of the male. They do not harm their prey, they only seek their pleasure to feed and then let it go without problems, although they can also capture their prey simply to have fun provoking it and then leave it alone. Its tentacles are varied and all serve to capture and provoke its prey, although it can also release strong pheromones to make the prey easier to provoke. It is harmless and calm unless it feels under attack. If it feels attacked or no longer has a good diet, it can die slowly but quickly by not feeding properly or it can become aggressive to the point of killing mercilessly just to survive and defend itself if it feels attacked or in danger.

Reproduction

There are usually only two occasions when a female can reproduce; it can be through a deep connection, both physically and mentally, or the second occasion is when she enters the heat stage. To reproduce they have a specific tentacle for the reproductive action, this tentacle is thicker, viscous, very sensitive and adapts to the male, this tentacle has an end where there is a small dripping, viscous and warm opening that works like the vulva of the female, when the male deposits his fertile liquid through the reproductive tentacle of the female, the fertile liquid will be taken to the nucleus of the female and can have a successful fertilization. If the female and her partner have a very intimate connection or great fertility, they can have more than 14 eggs at most. When the female has a successful fertilization and if the female is in perfect condition, she can begin to lay eggs in a matter of minutes or hours. The eggs are medium-sized, viscous, and almost transparent, and they hatch on their own, but they need to be stimulated by the mother through contact between the mother's tentacles and the egg for the egg to grow quickly and healthily. If the female is rejected by the male during a time of reproductive need, she will enter a state of insistence or impudence where she will do everything possible to make her partner want to have eggs, or she may weaken and slowly die if she is not attended to or satisfied. When the female lays her eggs, she will enter a territorial, maternal and sensitive mode and will have to depend on her male partner for feeding and caring for both her hunger and the egg(s). The reproductive tentacle, apart from having a reproductive function, also serves as a way for the female to lay her eggs carefully and patiently, since the eggs are very delicate, as they are gelatinous and delicate. The female will lay eggs in places with natural but moderate light, flat and out of risk.

Skills

Its tentacles are fast, agile, viscous and strong. It can release pheromones, those necessary to have its prey or its partner to be able to have relations only or also only to weaken or attract it while they do not release pheromones. It never tires, its tentacles will never tire even after laying eggs the reproductive tentacle can be easily recovered and continue reproducing. She can expel her partner's fertile fluid to have more fresh and fertile fluid, as well as generate more eggs to be fertilized. They can last up to two whole days at most, since if she exceeds this limit, the female can enter a state of lethargy and will not be able to care for her eggs, and everything will be left in the hands of her partner.

Curiosities

Female tentacles cannot speak and only communicate by signs through their tentacles. Females are sensitive so they need very careful and attentive care based on sentimental issues. Females can sometimes get carried away and will not measure the consequences of their actions until they have already finished doing their actions. Females go into heat once they have entered the adult stage and their heat ends once they have produced the eggs necessary to expand the species. All the eggs that the female lays will always be female and will never be tentacled males. If an egg is broken, the embryo will no longer be able to develop further, and the mother may become depressed or even more dependent on her partner, as she will experience insecurities in a matter of minutes, or she may become angry due to the impotence of not being a good mother.