2025-08-30
Part of Demon Eusociality
6933 words (35 minutes)
Dear Reader, I descended down into the gigantic mouth, which was slippery and difficult to perambulate down into. It’s a beneficial scenario that Ektinnair was existent, due to her significant muscularity.
2025-08-29
Part of Demon Eusociality
4531 words (23 minutes)
Some of you, dear readers, adrift in a sea of misconception, have by now begun to question the terminology I have been using in this account. How, you wonder, can I call Ektinnair a succubus and Melinka an incubus, given their anatomical similarities as well as my characterizing them both as women?
2025-02-23
Part of Demon Eusociality
6200 words (32 minutes)
Truly, I have learned more from my first few days living within Ektinnair’s hive than is contained in all the combined lore of every wizard demonologist who ever presumed to write on the topic.
2025-02-17
Part of Demon Eusociality
3313 words (17 minutes)
Dear reader,
You may call me the Onesha, for I have plunged into abyssal depths where no other has dared to tread. If you are reading this, then you are in possession of the only true and authoritative account of demonic society written from first-hand experience.
2022-07-10
1482 words (8 minutes)
My colleague and partner—the only one who understands me on any meaningful level—ignores my pleas and my thrashing against these restraints to inject me with the same substance that killed all our test subjects.
She is a monster, and it was me who encouraged her to be so.
2022-04-11
340 words (2 minutes)
The door to the other observation chamber—the one kept off the record—opens for me with a welcoming chime as I scan my badge on the reader. Inside, my colleague waits for me.
She renews her struggles when she sees me enter, but the straps secure her firmly to the table.
2022-01-20
400 words (3 minutes)
It’s fun working in a facility that does research and development on exciting new mutagens.
Someday we’re going to design the formula that elevates humanity to the next stage of evolution! Until then, the slow, steady work of experimentation continues.
2022-01-18
1224 words (7 minutes)
I must be careful. It is frighteningly easy to forget what sleeps in my blood, but as long as I take sufficient care, we will all stay safe. I will not need to be caged.
I’ll find the cure for myself, and nobody will need to learn about my lapse of judgment.
2021-12-13
1172 words (6 minutes)
I peer through the glass into the holding chamber. The specimen within paces aimlessly, without purpose or direction, interacting with nothing inside.
“What’s wrong with it?” I ask.
“She’s been restless and agitated like this since we separated her from the others.”