tentacle monster whose hunting grounds are extremely public places like subway stations and public parks.
it snares you on your lunch break, slipping out from under the park bench and curling around your ankle. before you realize anything is wrong, it’s already trapped you in your seat, legs spread, arms locked, and it’s bulging and bursting its way out through your too-tight clothes.
it fills your holes fast, too fast to feel good, but the aphrodisiac in its slime works its way into your bloodstream eventually and twenty to thirty minutes after the attack began, you’re moaning and clenching along with every thrust in every hole.
the nutrients it pulls from you are in your excretions — your cum, your slick, your drool, your sweat, your tears — and it feeds for hours. hours of pleasure, orgasm after orgasm, until you’re drained and dehydrated. it won’t take more from you than you can give. it’s a symbiotic relationship. but once it’s found a host that can withstand it, it will die if separated.
this is considered much too cruel, when all it asks is a few hours of stimulation each day. it’s also not an excuse to avoid work or other daily activities. but as a quirk of its feeding habits, tentacle monsters generally prefer to gorge themselves in highly populated areas, shredding clothing and rendering its host a writhing, moaning mess in the middle of the gym or a particularly crowded street. scientists believe this is another kind of survival mechanism, providing entertainment for the other members of its host’s species to keep them from assisting in any separation procedures.
so when it grabs you, it holds onto you, living close to your skin and inside your holes for the duration of its long life, fucking you daily in front of a crowd for the next five to ten years. and even once it’s gone, who could forget the way you begged, the way you sobbed, the way you looked as you came. every day. in front of everyone you know.
their slime is known to be addictive. the aphrodisiac in it. and besides, it’s easier, sometimes, for some people, to keep living like that, to have the excuse. to find your way back to the known hunting grounds. to take your lunch on the same park bench where it must have laid its young. and to let your legs drift open, waiting, inviting, for another monster to grab on.