Hive Brood Mother

This is the next critter in the series that Blackrain and I are doing, a Hive of parasites.

It was Blackrain's turn to come up with a description and this is what he said: “it's kind of a nurse bug. The bug takes care of a young larva, incubating it. The nurse bug also feeds off of a female to help feed the young larva.” This was a awesome Idea and I really enjoyed working on this one.

Woman captured by the hive who are well endowed often get tasked as brood mothers. This may seem like a bum deal but our research indicates that brood mothers are kept in a constant state of sexual arousal and mild euphoria. The squirming parasites living in her womb are kept warm an safe while being fed by her ample tits. It is believed that the sensations of their squirms can cause their host to orgasm and that their movements are some how interpenetrated by her brain as sexual stimuli.

In the top left you can see an individual larva. It has not become specialized yet and can evolve into anything from a drone to a queen or even spawn a new hive structure. Notice it's lips, these can stretch to enable it to swallow one of it's siblings whole and alive. Often, if the brood mother's milk production is not enough to sustain it or if it has become tasked to evolve into a larger hive creature, this kind of cannibalization will occur. Should the creature be tasked as structure, it will invariably eat all it's siblings as well as a great deal of it's brood mother's milk. Then, after she births it, it will eat both it's human mother and the brood mother parasite. The Brood mother parasite will continue to control its human host so that she allows herself to be eaten. Most of the time however, this does not occur and the mother will eventually give birth to about 20 or so larva. Gestation usually takes a little over two weeks.

On the bottom you can see the the creature detached from it's host. Unlike the drone, the brood mother does not detach from it's host every day. It will stay attached to it's host, with it's breast pumps attached and it's feeding tube inserted in her vagina, for the entire length of the gestation. This is why the mouth of the host is exposed. This allows her to be fed by the hive while she in turn feeds her gestating parasites. Because the brood mother parasite does not detach, it must also feed on it's host's breast milk.

Top center you can see the cutaway of her womb. Inside, the larva are constantly moving around, vying for access to the feeding tit poking through her cervix or shifting toward the calmer top side of her uterus for a nap.

To the right you can see the host with brood mother attached. The host looks quite pregnant already and it's only been a week since the larva hatched in her womb. Her belly will grow much larger and she will gain a additional ten pounds of larva weight in her womb before she final gives birth. She will then be allowed two days in the holding area where she can control her own body for the first time in over two weeks. She will then be controlled again by the brood mother and taken to the queen for her to be impregnated with a new batch of eggs. She will then be brought back to the holding area and released again for two more days. When the larva hatch the brood mother will then attach itself again to start the whole cycle over again.

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