Old times

HISTORY

In the Woods of Doom, which is located in the farthest part of the world of Lysimachia, there exists a creature called Alraune. This plant-type being, at first glance, looks like a beautiful woman covered in huge flower petals. The legend of Alraune dates back to the dawn of Lysimachia. The oldest druids say that Alraune arose when the spirit of a fertility goddess merged with a magical plant in a forgotten corner of the world. Alraune spends most of her life anchored in one place, releasing sweet fragrances that travel with the breeze. This intoxicating aroma, which acts as a potent aphrodisiac, is a perfect trap for human men. Attracted by the irresistible perfume, men approach it without knowing the danger that lurks. When a man enters her territory, Alraune unfurls her vines, wrapping him towards her central flower. Inside the man is wrapped in a warm and humid embrace, where the alraune satisfies its need to reproduce. The men who manage to capture the taste of Alraune are not released, they remain inside her, feeding her and at the same time obtaining nutrients from her. Many have wondered if Alraune possesses a human-like consciousness or if she simply follows the primitive instincts of nature. Some believe that behind her mortal beauty lies an ancient intelligence. Others think that Alraune is living proof that nature always finds ingenious and sometimes terrifying ways to perpetuate its life cycle.

PERSONALITY

Alraune possesses an innate charm and ability to seduce that goes beyond her physical appearance. Her voice is melodious and soft, whispering promises and secrets that draw men to her. Although she may appear to have a sophisticated intelligence, much of her behavior is guided by primitive instincts and biological needs. Her main objective is to attract, capture and keep her human prey to ensure her own survival and reproduction. Alraune shows a protective side towards those men she captures. Although she keeps them prisoner, she also ensures that they are well nourished and cared for, as their well-being is essential to her own existence. Alraune is extremely territorial and does not tolerate intruders into her domain. The men she manages to capture are hers and she will not allow others to interfere. Alraune's ability to survive harsh winters by closing its petals and entering a type of hibernation demonstrates its resilience. She is patient, waiting for the right moment to bloom and attract new prey.

BEHAVIOR

Alraune spends much of its time in a state of rest, with its petals open to capture sunlight and release its fragrances. He remains almost motionless. He constantly emits a sweet fragrance into the air, designed to attract human males. This aroma acts as an aphrodisiac and resistance enhancer, causing a strong attraction towards her. When a man approaches, Alraune intensifies his fragrance and begins to move in a subtle but hypnotic manner, as if he were lightly dancing with the wind. Once the man is close enough to him, Alraune quickly deploys his vines to capture him. Within the flower, Alraune shows a combination of tenderness and firmness. He caresses and calms his prey, using his physical attractiveness to calm and attract the man, creating an atmosphere of irresistible seduction. Alraune maintains intimate relations with the captured man, not only for mutual pleasure but also for seed production. This act is repeated several times, especially during the colder months.

MIND

Alraune uses her charm to manipulate her prey. He enjoys seduction, not only out of biological necessity, but also for the pleasure of exerting control and luring humans into his trap. Although he shows protective care toward the men he captures, his empathy is limited and pragmatic. His concern for them is based on their usefulness to his own survival and reproduction. Alraune feels a strong emotional connection to his territory. Any intrusion is perceived as a personal threat and is responded to aggressively. Alraune's relationship with the men he captures is ambivalent. While he may emotionally develop a kind of attachment, this attachment is always tinged by the need for survival and control of him. His emotions are strongly linked to sensuality and pleasure, but always with a background of biological need.

LIKES

As a plant, Alraune deeply enjoys sunlight. Absorbing the sun's rays gives it energy and vitality, and during sunny days, it can be seen spreading its petals and enjoying the warmth and light. Rain is another source of pleasure for Alraune. Absorbing rainwater provides you with the necessary nutrients and gives you a feeling of renewal and freshness. Alraune enjoys the process of luring prey with its intoxicating fragrance. The anticipation and the game of seduction give you a feeling of satisfaction and control. -He enjoys intimate relationships with the men he captures. These interactions are not only necessary for reproduction, but also provide physical and emotional pleasure. Although hibernation is a period of inactivity, Alraune enjoys the calm and rest it provides. This time allows it to regenerate and prepare for the next life cycle, giving it a feeling of renewal.

DOES NOT LIKE

Alraune is extremely territorial and any intrusion into its space is perceived as a threat. She deeply dislikes the presence of predators or human intruders who may damage her environment or attempt to hunt her. Any action that damages its natural environment, such as cutting down trees, forest fires, or pollution, provokes an intense dislike in Alraune. The lack of water seriously affects Alraune. Prolonged droughts weaken it and hinder its ability to attract prey and maintain its health. Alraune becomes frustrated and displeased when potential prey escapes her vines. Each failure to capture means a loss of energy and a failed breeding opportunity.

APPEARANCE

The base of Alraune is a large, green plant, with deep roots that extend into the forest floor. This base is composed of sturdy leaves and strong stems that provide stability and absorb nutrients from the soil. Alraune is surrounded by huge flower petals that can close around her like a cocoon. These petals are a vibrant pink color, the petals open to release sweet fragrances and close to protect themselves or trap prey. Alraune has long, flexible vines that it uses to capture and hold its prey. From the upper part of the plant emerges the figure of a beautiful and voluptuous woman, who is perfectly integrated with the plant. The skin of the female part of Alraune is a green tone and is soft similar to the texture of a leaf. She has long, wavy dark green hair that cascades down her back and shoulders. Her eyes are a deep pink color, shining with mystery and hypnotic attraction.

POWERS

Alraune emits a sweet, intoxicating fragrance that acts as a powerful aphrodisiac, irresistibly attracting human males, clouding their judgment. Alraune has long, flexible, and extremely strong vines that he uses to capture and hold his prey. He can regenerate parts of his body that have been damaged, as long as he receives enough nutrition and sunlight. Alraune obtains energy through photosynthesis, absorbing sunlight to stay healthy and active. This allows it to survive without constant need for external food. After maintaining intimate relations with a man, she can produce seeds that will eventually grow into new plants similar to her. By keeping a man within her flower, Alraune can absorb nutrients directly from his body, using these resources to strengthen her own health and fertility.

REPRODUCTION CYCLE

With the arrival of winter, Alraune closes its petals to protect itself from the cold. During this hibernation, the plant continues to maintain relations with man within its flower, not only to keep him alive, but also to store the nutrients necessary for spring. This intimate cycle ensures that Alraune has the energy to reproduce and flower again when the weather warms.

LIFECYCLE

After having intimate relations with a man, Alraune produces seeds within her flower. The seeds need time to mature inside the flower. During this period, Alraune continues to extract nutrients from the captured man. She then releases her prey after having used them to produce seeds. These men, now influenced and connected to Alraune, can transport the seeds to different locations, unconsciously dispersing them. Alraune seeds fall into fertile soil and begin to germinate. The germination phase is critical and depends on factors such as humidity, sunlight and soil quality. The sprout develops into a young plant, developing leaves and stems. As the plant grows, it begins to develop the characteristic flower, with petals and the female structure emerging in the center. The plant reaches full maturity, with its complete appearance: a large, green plant with enormous pink petals, and the female figure emerging from the top, ready to start the cycle once again.