RAR 006 - The Gelatinous Amorphoids of Chimera-Sigma pt1

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Wooohooo! Here we go again, Rangers! The staggeringly awesome We're All Mad Here has writen another fantastic Daze Diary to accompany the start of a new Beasts of the Known Galaxy run for Rewarding Awesome Rangers this month! And I'm very happy and proud to say, the "Amorphoids" were purely Mad's creation :D Sure, I've added the element that these shapeless creatures can dissolve Daze and Raven's clothing (in next week's pic, no less ;) )

MASSIVE thank you to you all for your continuing support of me, my family, and all the kinky fun times artwork I create to share. I can't adequately express how much it means to me.

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EPIC thank you to We're All Mad Here again for writing these!!

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The Gelatinous Amorphoids of Chimera-Sigma

The planet of Chimera-Sigma is noteworthy for numerous things. It has the ruins of an ancient and unknown civilization dotted about its lands. The tourist centers in the planet’s single, highly-secure, spaceport boast of fantastic gift shops.

And there are the Gelatinous Amorphoids.

In their native form, the Gelatinous Amorphoids - or “pervo-blobs”, as Raven quaintly calls them - resemble a translucent blob of vaguely-green goo.  I believe they were genetically-engineered by the planet’s previous inhabitants for some unknown reason (though Raven insists their purpose is clear enough).  They are able to alter their shape to take on different forms - an ability they demonstrate after interaction with a sentient intelligence.

Once the Amorphoids encounter an intelligent being, they initiate physical contact, wherein the Amorphoids seem to establish a psychic connection and ascertain the wants of the subject they encounter.

They then change their shape to fit an aesthetically-pleasing form in order to engage in an encounter that is… um… sexually satisfying.

It seems the Amorphoids are able to feed off certain emotional energies broadcast by the living brain in a certain endorphin-charged state.

And that’s why Raven insists on adopting such a gauche name for this noble species.  While crudely-phrased, I must admit my companion’s name is not factually-incorrect.

We made our first encounter in the wilderness on the alpha continent, not far from our skimmer.  In truth, I didn’t realize what it was when it touched me in a most familiar manner!