LupusDei
curious alien
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Let's say, Johnny, our typical nerd who had no sex life in high school but isn't necessarily totally naive or lacking self confidence, goes to college determined to catch up on that in the new environment.
Some new friends suggest him to try Mandy if he's desperate to get laid -- she's rumored to be easy. He does get a date, but doesn't expect much, and it seems not to go very great indeed, until, something clicks and the girl becomes... almost rather aggressive. Everything happens, and all is great, kinda. But it was to be expected, or wasn't it? Turns out it wasn't, soon afterwards Nancy freak out and leave in a huff, claiming he must have drugged her or something. Well, confusing, but just a weird slut, right?
Taking that as a learning experience it was, Johnny ask out Nancy next. The date goes much smoother, but even as the girl seems ready for anything by the end, he decides to be a perfect gentlemen and not try anything too abrupt. And it does win him another date, and it soon seems they picked up right where they ended, and Johnny accept his charms are irresistible and Nancy doesn't even freak out afterwards. Not right away, at least. They're fucking every chance they can get for a week or two, until Nancy dumps him, rather abruptly, and without explanation.
Not quite heartbroken, Johnny asks out some other girls soon after, but gets a firm rebuke every time. Turns out, Mandy is spreading nasty rumors, telling everyone how she's been all but raped, and Nancy isn't quite defending him either. Problem is those two are at the middle of the social furball, and so Johnny is plenty tainted.
Oh well, the field is vast, and there's no real hurry anymore. So why not try Alice, a shy, quiet and buttoned up to the chin church girl, and see what develops going as slowly as he could. And they get to third or fourth date until... the change of Alice's behavior is so abrupt Johnny outright asks, "who are you?" and gets an equally direct answer, a name unheard of (pardon me making up something potentially unpronounceable) Yeinualei.
Yeinu (now that appears to be an actual name, actually) insists Alice is still right there and fine, but she's horny and tired of bullshit. Yeinualei is frivolous, frisky and lewd, even rude, and practically blackmail Johnny to have sex with Alice -- she says, she can go to the bar and get however instead, and so on. Johnny decides he's dealing with a split personality and can't quite resist the temptation to play her game, but still try to negotiate consent from Alice, as confusing and unconvincing as it may be, and do what he can to make it great for her, disregarding Yeinu's impatience.
Alice does freak out afterwards, as expected. She doesn't blame Johnny about anything however, even accept his soothing, but claim (correctly!) that she's been possessed. Johnny call bullshit on that, and gather all he (doesn't) know about split personality in explanation: how Alice was so incredibly sexually repressed she had to invent Yeinu to let go of her own desires and so on. Alice doesn't quite buy that Yeinu could be her own creation, but admit that she can't quite define borders between them. She firmly refuses to seek professional help though.
A weird triad relationship develops, Johnny isn't too fond of Yeinu even if she's fun in her own way showing up only when Alice is horny, nor Alice's original religiosity, but increasingly falls for the rest of Alice, more as his and Yeinu efforts to corrupt Alice succeeds -- involving much of gradual exhibitionism among other exploits. A careful reader may notice that Yeinu has intimate knowledge of Johnny's relationship with Nancy, but Johnny apparently doesn't; he also genuinely believes Yeinu will go away if Alice succeeds in integrating her.
Kelly is Alice's friend from a similar background who's mighty affected by the changes in Alice's relationship and behavior changes. She keeps hanging around with her however, and Johnny, by necessary extension, and one day she decides she's ready to loose her own virginity. Of course, that fits perfectly with Alice's corruption program, and it becomes a recurring thing. Johnny still doesn't (but a nitpicking reader eager to point out editorial errors may) notice how Yeinu drifts between both girls in what is effectively three body foursomes; Kelly does, but is okay with it believing that is exactly what she was subscribing to, and keep that to herself, for now at least.
Mandy keeps up her slander of Johnny, but his girlfriends are immune to it. There might or not be a sudden hate fuck episode that only makes Mandy more mad and confused.
Then... for whatever reason Johnny has to be split from his girlfriends for some while. Perhaps, during a break goes home alone as girls should make their own appearances and not quite ready to present him to their ultraconservative families. And his high school crush is right there somehow, and they getting caching up, and... Yeinu shows right up in her, shocking Johnny out of his pants, or at least trying. Confronted, she outright proposes that Johnny can have sex with any*body* he might desire, with her.
...that's the end... of the beginning?
~ ~ ~
1. Is Yeinu bound by a ring Johnny's wearing (1a) or did he contract her from Mandy, who carried her unknowingly and thus her apparent personality now changed radically (1b) or is Yeinu independent entity attached to Johnny, because reasons (1c)?
2. If 1b) or 1c) why Johnny? Do Yeinu have an agenda (2a), do Johnny possess item(s) or traits or knowledge important for her (2b), or it's purely attraction somehow (2c)? Or 1a) and 1b) are true simultaneously (2d)?
3. If 1b) and 2b) or 2d) should Yeinu eventually be reintegrated with Mandy?
4. If 1c) does she have alternative physical presence in our world? If so, could or should she been found or summoned?
5. Is Yeinualei a succubus? If so, does that mean Johnny is in danger?
Some new friends suggest him to try Mandy if he's desperate to get laid -- she's rumored to be easy. He does get a date, but doesn't expect much, and it seems not to go very great indeed, until, something clicks and the girl becomes... almost rather aggressive. Everything happens, and all is great, kinda. But it was to be expected, or wasn't it? Turns out it wasn't, soon afterwards Nancy freak out and leave in a huff, claiming he must have drugged her or something. Well, confusing, but just a weird slut, right?
Taking that as a learning experience it was, Johnny ask out Nancy next. The date goes much smoother, but even as the girl seems ready for anything by the end, he decides to be a perfect gentlemen and not try anything too abrupt. And it does win him another date, and it soon seems they picked up right where they ended, and Johnny accept his charms are irresistible and Nancy doesn't even freak out afterwards. Not right away, at least. They're fucking every chance they can get for a week or two, until Nancy dumps him, rather abruptly, and without explanation.
Not quite heartbroken, Johnny asks out some other girls soon after, but gets a firm rebuke every time. Turns out, Mandy is spreading nasty rumors, telling everyone how she's been all but raped, and Nancy isn't quite defending him either. Problem is those two are at the middle of the social furball, and so Johnny is plenty tainted.
Oh well, the field is vast, and there's no real hurry anymore. So why not try Alice, a shy, quiet and buttoned up to the chin church girl, and see what develops going as slowly as he could. And they get to third or fourth date until... the change of Alice's behavior is so abrupt Johnny outright asks, "who are you?" and gets an equally direct answer, a name unheard of (pardon me making up something potentially unpronounceable) Yeinualei.
Yeinu (now that appears to be an actual name, actually) insists Alice is still right there and fine, but she's horny and tired of bullshit. Yeinualei is frivolous, frisky and lewd, even rude, and practically blackmail Johnny to have sex with Alice -- she says, she can go to the bar and get however instead, and so on. Johnny decides he's dealing with a split personality and can't quite resist the temptation to play her game, but still try to negotiate consent from Alice, as confusing and unconvincing as it may be, and do what he can to make it great for her, disregarding Yeinu's impatience.
Alice does freak out afterwards, as expected. She doesn't blame Johnny about anything however, even accept his soothing, but claim (correctly!) that she's been possessed. Johnny call bullshit on that, and gather all he (doesn't) know about split personality in explanation: how Alice was so incredibly sexually repressed she had to invent Yeinu to let go of her own desires and so on. Alice doesn't quite buy that Yeinu could be her own creation, but admit that she can't quite define borders between them. She firmly refuses to seek professional help though.
A weird triad relationship develops, Johnny isn't too fond of Yeinu even if she's fun in her own way showing up only when Alice is horny, nor Alice's original religiosity, but increasingly falls for the rest of Alice, more as his and Yeinu efforts to corrupt Alice succeeds -- involving much of gradual exhibitionism among other exploits. A careful reader may notice that Yeinu has intimate knowledge of Johnny's relationship with Nancy, but Johnny apparently doesn't; he also genuinely believes Yeinu will go away if Alice succeeds in integrating her.
Kelly is Alice's friend from a similar background who's mighty affected by the changes in Alice's relationship and behavior changes. She keeps hanging around with her however, and Johnny, by necessary extension, and one day she decides she's ready to loose her own virginity. Of course, that fits perfectly with Alice's corruption program, and it becomes a recurring thing. Johnny still doesn't (but a nitpicking reader eager to point out editorial errors may) notice how Yeinu drifts between both girls in what is effectively three body foursomes; Kelly does, but is okay with it believing that is exactly what she was subscribing to, and keep that to herself, for now at least.
Mandy keeps up her slander of Johnny, but his girlfriends are immune to it. There might or not be a sudden hate fuck episode that only makes Mandy more mad and confused.
Then... for whatever reason Johnny has to be split from his girlfriends for some while. Perhaps, during a break goes home alone as girls should make their own appearances and not quite ready to present him to their ultraconservative families. And his high school crush is right there somehow, and they getting caching up, and... Yeinu shows right up in her, shocking Johnny out of his pants, or at least trying. Confronted, she outright proposes that Johnny can have sex with any*body* he might desire, with her.
...that's the end... of the beginning?
~ ~ ~
1. Is Yeinu bound by a ring Johnny's wearing (1a) or did he contract her from Mandy, who carried her unknowingly and thus her apparent personality now changed radically (1b) or is Yeinu independent entity attached to Johnny, because reasons (1c)?
2. If 1b) or 1c) why Johnny? Do Yeinu have an agenda (2a), do Johnny possess item(s) or traits or knowledge important for her (2b), or it's purely attraction somehow (2c)? Or 1a) and 1b) are true simultaneously (2d)?
3. If 1b) and 2b) or 2d) should Yeinu eventually be reintegrated with Mandy?
4. If 1c) does she have alternative physical presence in our world? If so, could or should she been found or summoned?
5. Is Yeinualei a succubus? If so, does that mean Johnny is in danger?
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