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Sometimes, succubats need to make a new queen; whether because a hive was destroyed, or because a living queen wanted to establish allied hives. When these times come, the new hive needs a new queen parasite.
A queen parasite isn't born, it's raised and nurtured. A crown crab given specific care and time to grow and develop can become a queen. Every parasite, and by extension, every experienced host, knows how to do it. The reasons new queens aren't constantly popping up are 1 - Loyalty, 2 - Succubats know how difficult it is to feed a queen., and 3 - If your old queen is still alive, it's a lot harder to rebuild using old hive-mates.
It's fairly common for succubats to become the new queen. They know how to make the parasite, they already have hivemates feeling the pull to help a queen, and it's better than gambling on a new host who doesn't know what they're in for.
NoSleepNeededSometimes, succubats need to make a new queen; whether because a hive was destroyed, or because a living queen wanted to establish allied hives. When these times come, the new hive needs a new queen parasite.
A queen parasite isn't born, it's raised and nurtured. A crown crab given specific care and time to grow and develop can become a queen. Every parasite, and by extension, every experienced host, knows how to do it. The reasons new queens aren't constantly popping up are 1 - Loyalty, 2 - Succubats know how difficult it is to feed a queen., and 3 - If your old queen is still alive, it's a lot harder to rebuild using old hive-mates.
It's fairly common for succubats to become the new queen. They know how to make the parasite, they already have hivemates feeling the pull to help a queen, and it's better than gambling on a new host who doesn't know what they're in for.
Or-Fi-SCategory Artwork (Digital) / Transformation
Species Shark
Size 1280 x 1120px
File Size 737.9 kB
The process of becoming a host (whether to a succubat or a queen) looks...painful. The end results are, obviously, worth it! But I'd imagine having something literally penetrating the spinal column and tail would result in a panel 3 reaction. Still...
All hail the queen! May she rule the subdivision with a gentle, greasy hand!
All hail the queen! May she rule the subdivision with a gentle, greasy hand!
It could be possible the queen here has a sucubat on her ( it’s alive it’s eye is on the egg sack ) but it would be mentally unstable due to crown crabs controlling a part of ya mind plus the hunger from being a queen it would probably make the queen very hostile or even feral tords other queens
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