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Because I can't stop at Karnroth and Loikaan, and I have a weakness for tortured predators (both kinds). I need giant abomination experiments for every dang universe. So, partly inspired from a dream, (and unnamed so far) this fellow is the result of an outlaw clan's efforts to achieve immortality through regenerative effects. However, their goals were too complex for such a relatively limited medium as a serum - they needed an entire, living system. They ended up creating a hybrid creature of several varieties of alien. He can revive the recently dead and heal some varieties of mortal wounds, but he does this through a mutually symbiotic, regenerative chamber, which heals those who are inside it. (Because I'm the King Midas of vore.) He was considered a failure, but not a complete one, and was used to revive other experiments - which saved the clan a lot of trouble searching for new 'material'.

He differs from my other regenerating giants in that healing others takes a toll on him, and he himself can only regenerate as long as his chamber is not 'occupied'. And he was more often occupied than not, so rather than regenerating his many wounds, he ended up collecting a number of scars and broken bones (for his cantankerous and 'uncooperative' attitude) that had to heal gradually, and now that they're sufficiently healed, his body doesn't even recognize them as injuries anymore. (So if you lose a limb, but the stump has scarred over, don't expect any miracles from him unless you're willing to 'reactivate' the injury by taking another chunk off.) Most of those scars on his face are from 'initiating' healing with very unwilling (and badly injured) smaller, fellow experiments. (And his creators/captors 'force-feeding' him.) Even if scars are considered aesthetically pleasing in many Yautja cultures, he's not very proud of those ones.

Description

Warning: Vore mention in the following info.

Because I can't stop at Karnroth and Loikaan, and I have a weakness for tortured predators (both kinds). I need giant abomination experiments for every dang universe. So, partly inspired from a dream, (and unnamed so far) this fellow is the result of an outlaw clan's efforts to achieve immortality through regenerative effects. However, their goals were too complex for such a relatively limited medium as a serum - they needed an entire, living system. They ended up creating a hybrid creature of several varieties of alien. He can revive the recently dead and heal some varieties of mortal wounds, but he does this through a mutually symbiotic, regenerative chamber, which heals those who are inside it. (Because I'm the King Midas of vore.) He was considered a failure, but not a complete one, and was used to revive other experiments - which saved the clan a lot of trouble searching for new 'material'.

He differs from my other regenerating giants in that healing others takes a toll on him, and he himself can only regenerate as long as his chamber is not 'occupied'. And he was more often occupied than not, so rather than regenerating his many wounds, he ended up collecting a number of scars and broken bones (for his cantankerous and 'uncooperative' attitude) that had to heal gradually, and now that they're sufficiently healed, his body doesn't even recognize them as injuries anymore. (So if you lose a limb, but the stump has scarred over, don't expect any miracles from him unless you're willing to 'reactivate' the injury by taking another chunk off.) Most of those scars on his face are from 'initiating' healing with very unwilling (and badly injured) smaller, fellow experiments. (And his creators/captors 'force-feeding' him.) Even if scars are considered aesthetically pleasing in many Yautja cultures, he's not very proud of those ones.