#krakus

Big D’s adventure meeting at least one were-wolf concluded not by defeating it, but through fucking one.

Werewolves in World of Darkness will often choose breeding partners among mortal humans based on their virility, character and skill.

We know that Big D has been around, gets around, and is prone to marry and divorce people at a whim.

I submit to you, Big D did not necessarily defeat the werewolf he met via trial by combat. He charmed the pants off of them. Big D likely has at least one were-wolf child. Be it a daughter, or son.

And given the parallels and analogues to WH40K, there’s more than one wolf among his sons. Lunar Wolves, The Vulka Fenrika/Space Wolves, and the World Eaters are often depicted as stray, violent dogs.

The Changing Breeds would be all over Big D, honestly. Because that’s how they get down. I don’t think they’ve told him everything about what they’re about- it sincerely sounds like he can get close enough to make guarded small talk and fuck but his comments about them, “Fighting a war we barely understand,” leads me to conclude he either knows and doesn’t want to talk about it, or doesn’t know shit. Their cosmology would scare Kitten a bit much for now, methinks. Especially given what we all suspect Kitten actually is.

Headcannon time: 

Cyberinsectians are the evolved version of normal Prime Insectians (the original species). They are not fully robotic as they might want you to believe, they are actually techno-organic life forms. However, each individual has a different % of bio parts to robot parts.  

Percentages: 

Vexus 35%-55% bio (It fluxes under certain variables and comprises mostly of her brain and her self-repair systems). 

Vega 50% bio (Because she is still a baby by Cyberinscetian’s standards. In fact, she still has another about another 10 years before she settles into her more final parameters and even then when compared to the Cyberinsectians from the Golden Prime Age she is hundreds of years their junior). 

Smytus 35% bio (is about the standard amount recommended in their kind, small enough to make it hard to damage but big enough to boost healing and reflexes.) 

Krakus 10-20% (Kind of on the low side and might be why he falls apart so easily and the bio stuffing he does have is very, very old). 

Cluster Ambassador (Valli) 5% (Very low but by design, he is meant to come apart and recombine with ease and feels little to no pain. Literally just a brain, a well educated one). 

Snarus ??? That's his name right?? 60% bio (high % and very attached to his parts and allergic to pain...he is not really a combative so it's fine).