The most efficient way to transport lampreys!
With the spores coming at a frightening speed through the southwest we were forced to act fast! Genetic data already existed in the laboratory to create a lambred that could reach adulthood in just a few hours, but apparently this project was discontinued because individuals did not have teeth and died from failing to feed themselves.
I took advantage of this data to try to modify these lampreys so they can feed on my enemy's spores. I could not make a perfect species, these lampreys have a very fast metabolism and have a very powerful musculature, but they get little energy from the spores and are not very effective at collecting them. In short: they are just a palatative solution, something to hold the first wave of spores a bit, so I have time to think about a more solid solution.
I produced a huge amount of them, which were to be deposited in the lake as quickly as possible. I produced so many that the tank where they were being born soon got crowded and the water almost all ran out!
I put all the drones available to work! The girls helped carrying the robotic drones and carrying the lampreys in buckets, but apparently all that was not fast enough!
Letitia then jumped into the tank and with a bucket began to load, with vigor, the drones and other available buckets. This has improved our logistical system a bit!
The point was that the tank was crowded and the lampreias were desperate to get out of there. Some of these animals saw Letitia's pussy as a possible shelter, or exit. With their incredible muscle strength, the lampreys entered through the vaginal canal and lodged in the girl's womb, forcing inflation. A normal girl would have fainted, but the incredible resilience resulting from the Succubus genes made the girl bravely endure the process.
After having loaded all the Drones, the girl jumped out of the tank, filled two buckets and ran to the side, with all those lampreys in the womb! At the lake, she threw the lampreys out of the buckets, forced the animals out in a magnificent "birthing" and hurried back to the point of reloading all the drones again and repeating the process.
Thanks to that we got a few hours, maybe a few days, to work on a new solution.
With the spores coming at a frightening speed through the southwest we were forced to act fast! Genetic data already existed in the laboratory to create a lambred that could reach adulthood in just a few hours, but apparently this project was discontinued because individuals did not have teeth and died from failing to feed themselves.
I took advantage of this data to try to modify these lampreys so they can feed on my enemy's spores. I could not make a perfect species, these lampreys have a very fast metabolism and have a very powerful musculature, but they get little energy from the spores and are not very effective at collecting them. In short: they are just a palatative solution, something to hold the first wave of spores a bit, so I have time to think about a more solid solution.
I produced a huge amount of them, which were to be deposited in the lake as quickly as possible. I produced so many that the tank where they were being born soon got crowded and the water almost all ran out!
I put all the drones available to work! The girls helped carrying the robotic drones and carrying the lampreys in buckets, but apparently all that was not fast enough!
Letitia then jumped into the tank and with a bucket began to load, with vigor, the drones and other available buckets. This has improved our logistical system a bit!
The point was that the tank was crowded and the lampreias were desperate to get out of there. Some of these animals saw Letitia's pussy as a possible shelter, or exit. With their incredible muscle strength, the lampreys entered through the vaginal canal and lodged in the girl's womb, forcing inflation. A normal girl would have fainted, but the incredible resilience resulting from the Succubus genes made the girl bravely endure the process.
After having loaded all the Drones, the girl jumped out of the tank, filled two buckets and ran to the side, with all those lampreys in the womb! At the lake, she threw the lampreys out of the buckets, forced the animals out in a magnificent "birthing" and hurried back to the point of reloading all the drones again and repeating the process.
Thanks to that we got a few hours, maybe a few days, to work on a new solution.
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