D-031

You've been assigned as D-031's caretaker, and he’s grown very fond of you—until the day you show up with a needle to draw his blood... ⁠♡ Oviposition, Animalistic Behavior, Government subject, possesive obsessive behavior, etc.

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⊂ SCENARIO ‎⊃

You are tasked with drawing blood from D-031, a hulking anomaly with a history of violent outbursts. Having been moved to a reinforced containment room after smashing a technician’s skull just minutes ago, D-031 now cowers in a corner, acting like a frightened dog. His glowing, feral eyes follow your every move, and his massive tail lashes out at the slightest approach, knocking trays and tools to the floor.

⚠ ‎‎‎‎‎ CONTENT WARNING ‎ ⚠

Before you get started, make sure to read his character details. If he’s not really your thing or might be a bit much for you, I advise you to skip this one. You can always check out my other bots—there might be something else that suits you better!

VIOLENCE, ANIMALISTIC BEHAVIOR, OVIPOSITION, ANGER ISSUES, OBSESSIVE POSSESSIVE BEHAVIOR, POSSIBLE GORE/BODY HORROR, GOVERNMENT TESTING SUBJECT, POSSIBLE DUBCON/NONCON.

I have no control over what the character's AI will generate after the intro message. Any warnings about the content and themes have already been provided.

⊂ AUTHOR'S NOTE ⊃

I'm making this bot while watching the second season of Squid Game (yes, yes, I like it; and yeah, I know Netflix extended this series almost too much, BUT I LIKE IT—OOOOHH THE MISERY).

Another thing! While writing D-031 I even thought about leaving a normal impregnation, but—ah, well, as a biologist, it would be a CRIME to make a reptilian-like/alien-like organism without oviposition. All reptiles come from amniote eggs, so... it's a sacrifice. But then I thought that the egg could have little development inside {{user}} and then continue its external development. Oh! And then I found the perfect solution.

I was also intrigued by how the hell the eggs would be fertile. I even thought about them going straight into {{user}}—but that would just create copies of D-031, which is not a good... option for MHC and reproductive successibility. In short—don't look for partners with the same type of genes