Of unknown origin and dubious disposition, this creature often stands shy of six feet. Every inch of its flesh a translucent black that appears more liquid than solid; as if drawn forth from the ink of a mage's spellbook itself. Where hair should otherwise rest, drawn back tendrils and tentacles instead rest; similar growths spurring forth from the back of its neck and the small of its back. It breaks from this black to gaze at the world through two pools of an acidic, swampy green; similar hues found in subtle creases over its flesh.

Its body appears solid enough, despite its fluid nature, though makes no attempt to truly mimic a person. The fine details of nipples and nails, of teeth and toes alike all absent in favour of a characterised, sexualised profile. It wears clothes that make no secret of its profile, in every lewd, carnally sculpted feature.

Its clothes appear as false as the rest of its shape - opaque, as if painted and sculpted into its shape before ever being worn.

Clearly, its very existence is not that of a living person - at times it is seen as little more than a black, formless mass upon the cobbles; or other times an object of some nefarious use.


//-- Lights --//

The lights for this character on a receiving end are rather open, however this character is largely dominant in its dealings. I will however red light anything related to scat, watersports, or violent rape.

Character Favourites/Intentions;
Tentacles, orgasm denial, orgasm feeding, bondage, restraints, invasion, physical control/puppeteering, physical possession, capturing in ooze, impersonation of clothing/tools/toys, concealed public (hiding within clothing, etc), baiting, sexual corruption, transformation.

While the character is open to rape, the player has a simple limitation - it will not ever be to the point of outright violence and force. A recipient character resisting violently or harshly will drive it off. The character will, however, exploit indecision, manipulation, or the like - largely as it benefits from enforcing lust, not terror, on its victim.