Temporary translation using ChatGPT until officially translated:
(Leaf Bag Species) Man-Eater
- Habitat: Forests - Nature: Aggressive, Solitary
- Diet: Human male semen, nutrients contained in the earth
A plant-based creature feared in the forest for ambushing and preying on its victims, especially human males. It possesses distinctive "leaves" used to capture and restrain its prey, enabling the perpetual intake of semen from captured males. Man-Eaters, sharing this common ecology, can be classified into several species based on the shape of their "leaves." The "Leaf Bag Species" is characterized by its large, stretchable bag-shaped leaves capable of enveloping an entire human male prey.
Similar to other Man-Eaters, it secretes "digestive fluid" from its body to aid in prey digestion, dispersing this liquid into the surroundings while lying in wait for its prey. The inhaled prey's thoughts become disoriented as if their minds are melting, unable to question or perceive the strangeness of a beautiful woman smiling and beckoning in the forest, seated upon a strange bag-shaped plant. Consequently, they willingly enter the plant's arms, as if invited, into its embrace.
Once inside the bag-shaped leaf, which immediately expands upon receiving prey, the humanoid part of these creatures wraps their limbs around the prey, completely enveloping their entire body. Though the inside cannot be seen from outside, within the confined bag, bodies naturally press against each other, with their lower halves constantly connected. The bag is filled with digestive fluid, meaning the captured male's lower half is constantly immersed in this fluid.
The lower body, devoid of resistance to pleasure due to the dissolved resistance, easily ejaculates at the slightest movement from the women. Their ability to endure is compromised, leading to intermittent ejaculation.
- Diet: Human male semen, nutrients contained in the earth
A plant-based creature feared in the forest for ambushing and preying on its victims, especially human males. It possesses distinctive "leaves" used to capture and restrain its prey, enabling the perpetual intake of semen from captured males. Man-Eaters, sharing this common ecology, can be classified into several species based on the shape of their "leaves." The "Leaf Bag Species" is characterized by its large, stretchable bag-shaped leaves capable of enveloping an entire human male prey.
Similar to other Man-Eaters, it secretes "digestive fluid" from its body to aid in prey digestion, dispersing this liquid into the surroundings while lying in wait for its prey. The inhaled prey's thoughts become disoriented as if their minds are melting, unable to question or perceive the strangeness of a beautiful woman smiling and beckoning in the forest, seated upon a strange bag-shaped plant. Consequently, they willingly enter the plant's arms, as if invited, into its embrace.
Once inside the bag-shaped leaf, which immediately expands upon receiving prey, the humanoid part of these creatures wraps their limbs around the prey, completely enveloping their entire body. Though the inside cannot be seen from outside, within the confined bag, bodies naturally press against each other, with their lower halves constantly connected. The bag is filled with digestive fluid, meaning the captured male's lower half is constantly immersed in this fluid.
The lower body, devoid of resistance to pleasure due to the dissolved resistance, easily ejaculates at the slightest movement from the women. Their ability to endure is compromised, leading to intermittent ejaculation.
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