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HISTORY

In the mystical land of Lysimachia, where nature and magic intertwine, there exists a uniquely fascinating creature, Barómez. This entity, a female plant-type monster, has been the subject of numerous legends and myths among the inhabitants of Lysimachia, both humans and magical creatures. Baromez is a magical plant that grows deep in the Lysimachia forests, in places where sunlight barely touches the ground and the vegetation is thick and dense. During their mating season, Barómez releases a cotton fluff into the air, carried by the wind. This fluff, infused with sweet fragrance and dense mana, has a hypnotic effect on male creatures. Any male being who inhales this essence is invaded by an uncontrollable lust, leading him to search for the source of the aroma. When a male creature encounters Barómez, she is irresistibly drawn to the female figure of the fruit. As it approaches, the gelatinous pulp adjusts its firmness to envelop the unwary, trapping them in an inescapable embrace. The elastic substance ensures that your hips remain in constant contact, creating a continuous cycle of pleasure and fertilization. Hunters and gatherers seek it for its valuable resources, but they also fear it for its ability to bend men to its will. Many legends speak of heroes who succumbed to the seduction of Barómez, disappearing into the heart of the forest never to return. In some villages, rituals and offerings are made to appease Baromez and ensure that his influence does not spread too close to human habitations.

BEHAVIOR

Those who have been prey to Barómez speak of an experience that goes beyond simple intercourse. The pleasure is so intense that many become obsessed with the creature, preferring contact with its body to anything else. The pulp juice and body fluids of Barómez are described as the sweetest nectar, and its prey enjoy licking and kissing every inch of its body. The fluffy cotton that covers Barómez, although deceptively simple, is highly valued. It remains fresh and fragrant for a long time and can be packaged without losing its properties. The pulp of the fruit, equally prized for its sweetness, is coveted throughout Lysimachia, although few dare to harvest it directly from the plant.

PERSONALITY

Barómez is inherently seductive, using her natural charm and the intoxicating fragrance emanating from her body to attract her prey. This seduction is not simply instinctive, but seems carried out with calculating cunning. Barómez has a deep curiosity about the beings she attracts. She watches her prey carefully, seeming to understand their reactions and emotions. This curiosity also manifests itself in the way she interacts with men or male creatures, exploring their limits and responding to their desires and fears in an almost empathetic way. Despite her dangerous nature, Barómez also shows a playful and flirtatious side. Her interactions with her prey are not purely mechanical; There is a playful component to the way she attracts and holds her victims. Her movements are deliberate and sensual, and she seems to enjoy the process of temptation and seduction.

LIFECYCLE

1#### Germination **Start:** The life cycle of Barómez begins with the germination of a fertilized seed. These seeds are produced through the process of mating with a male creature, **Outbreak:** Once conditions are optimal, the seed sprouts, first developing a deep and extensive root system. 2#### Youth Growth **Initial Development:** During the juvenile phase, Barómez grows rapidly, forming a robust plant with large green leaves. These leaves collect solar energy and ambient mana. **Fruit Formation:** As Barómez matures, it begins to form the characteristic fruits that have the appearance of a woman with sheep-like features. 3####Maturity **Fullness:** In its mature phase, Barómez is fully developed and its fruits have reached their final shape. The plant is now ready to attract and capture male prey for fertilization. **Fertilization:** Once its prey is captured, the fertilization process occurs within the gelatinous pulp. **Seed Production:** The fertilized seeds are then released into the soil, completing the life cycle and starting a new generation of Barómez. 4####Decline and Renewal **Aging:** Like any living being, Barómez eventually ages. Its fruits may become less frequent and the plant itself may show signs of deterioration. **Natural Renewal:** Despite aging, the seeds that Barómez has produced ensure the continuation of his species.

APPEARANCE

Barómez appears as a robust plant with deep roots and large leaves that form a kind of throne for its central structure. The most striking part of Barómez are the fruits that grow on this plant. The fruits of Barómez have the appearance of a young woman with sheep-like features. This female figure is slim, with small breasts and white skin with pink tones that gives her an appearance of delicacy and innocence. The female body is covered in what appears to be sheep's wool, but is actually a form of fluffy, soft pollen. The figure has small sheep horns that protrude from its head, Around the female figure, there is a semi-transparent orange gelatinous mass. This pulp is malleable and can adjust its firmness to capture and hold prey within its embrace. The substance is both attractive and dangerous, with a sweet aroma that invites you to get closer.