The Vaid Empire

Vaecath

“Vaecath is flawed. Vaecath loves.”

– Vaecath, To His Mistresses, 766 BVE.

Vaecath

Species

Tentacled Creation

Born

768 BVE, Cave of The One-Eye

Died

761 BVE, Holy City of Aslyd

Buried

Pieces Rotted Away Throughout Aslyd

Familial Connections

Notable Ancestors

Onaalag

Aifa

One-eyed Man

Father

Nula-bal

Mother

Darmi

Siblings

Invaelag

Unnamed Siblings

One Seedling

Mistresses

Aifa

Darmi (767 BVE – 766 BVE)

Harem

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Children

Jynae-bal

Ayaalag

Cycath

Invaelag

Seedling Children

Countless

Political Affiliations

Allegiance

Mother of Tentacles

Title

The Great Beast

Table of Contents

Importance

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Biography

Foul Birth

Vaecath was conceived when his progenitor, Nula-bal, snuck into a cave occupied by a Cavari tribe and violated a girl, Darmi, while she slept. Betrayed by her tribe, called an ‘Abomination Bearer’, his mother was kept bound through her pregnancy while her people used her body to satisfy their lusts daily. While inside his mother’s womb, he mentally communicated with his biological ancestor, a young woman named Aifa, who was the mother of Nula-bal. Relived that her tentacled son had left an offspring behind before his death, she stayed near the cave to search for a way to save him.

Born in the year 768 BVE, Vaecath narrowly escaped being burned by Darmi’s father, The One-Eyed Man, when Aifa led a massive worm-like monstrosity to attack the cave to cause a distraction. He hid inside the cave’s passageways, though Aifa was captured. To both avenge and replace the warriors that died from the worm’s attack, The One-Eyed Man and the men of his tribe took turns violating Aifa, intending to keep her as a breeding slave to repopulate those they lost. Hours later, when the tribe had settled into sleep, Vaecath returned to save Aifa by stealing a dagger from a sleeping warrior. Informing her that fertilization had yet to occur, she asked him to breed her with the hope that she would fall pregnant with his seed instead of with a Cavari child, desiring to give birth only to the tentacled beings she believed were supperior. Eagerly obeying, Vaecath attempted to get her pregnant, unleashing all his seed without control due to his inexperience. His mother, Darmi, begged Aifa to let her join her escape, and as they were noticed by a warrior, they narrowly escaped into the jungle.

After fleeing from Darmi’s tribe, Aifa revealed to the girl that she was Vaecath’s biological grandmother. Having been a servant of Onaalag, Vaecath’s biological grandfather and an ancient tentacled beast that had been murdered, Aifa sought to protect Onaalag’s bloodline from his murderers and fulfill his aims. Vaecath helped his mother to see visions of tentacles consuming the world, and the girl revealed that she wanted to help such visions come into reality, as they would be a fitting punishment for her tribe. Aifa sought to give birth to more tentacles as security against their dangerous world, not wanting to loose Vaecath like Nula-bal, and Darmi sought vengeance, yet their aims were otherwise aligned. They agreed to work together.

Several days after their escape, while during a hunt, Darmi discovered a massive sculpture in the shape of a hand made of crude stone, a remnant of the world’s creation. Climbing to the top, they used it as a shelter for several months, residing safely above the monstrosities of the jungle below. Vaecath continued to grow over the passing months until he was larger than Aifa. On the 30th of Twic, 767 BVE, he granted Aifa a vision of his offspring growing inside her womb while he pleasured her with his tentacles, showing her a creature with golden tentacles.

On the 32nd of Twic, 767 BVE, Aifa gave birth to Vaecath’s firstborn creation, a creature of golden tentacles known as Jynae-bal. Aifa and Darmi discussed their next aims soon after, and they decided to ambush women from other tribes to allow Vaecath to impregnating them, hoping to conceive thousands of tentacled beings that would protect all they cared about from the dangerous world. Before they could enact their plan, however, Aifa spent the following days recovering. During the night, Aifa caught Darmi masturbating, and she guided her to perform mutual oral sex before permitting Vaecath to bred them both. Eagerly spilling his seed inside both fertile women, he continued to pleasure them together for an entire day.

Their intimacy was interrupted when they were ambushed with little warning, having been tracked down by Aslyd warriors that sought to exterminate the bloodline of Onaalag. They hurled spears from the treetops just below the hand structure, striking Vaecath three times. Aifa forced him to leap down into the jungle and flee while carrying Jynae-bal while she and Darmi were captured.

Though Vaecath escaped, the leader of the warriors, High Seeker Audir, attempted to draw him back to the hand by coaxing the sexual arousal of Aifa and Darmi, knowing Vaecath’s kind was drawn to female Cavaries. Sexually torturing both women using Leshid Worms, stimulating them while they were unable to orgasm for several hours, Audir attempted to lure Vaecath to his death. Having grown enough to control his raging desires, resisting the deeply tempting lure of two extremely aroused females, Vaecath held Jynae-bal back and remained hidden in the jungle.

After Audir and his warriors were forced to move their captives due to predators gathering nearby, Aifa used her knowledge of the jungle to stun and escape with Darmi. Fleeing for several hours through the jungle while Vaecath followed with Jynae-bal, they reunited when they were safe. After resting, the women reaffirmed their plan to impregnate other Cavari women with Vaecath’s offspring. With help navigating through the jungle using Vaecath’s senses, Darmi led Aifa to the tribe her own had traded with after several days of travel.

On the night of the 45th of Twic, Darmi and Aifa waited while Vaecath lured the first two women from the tree, coaxing them down to the jungle floor by caressing their minds with his thoughts. Known as Lafa and Brimi, the two Cavaries were ambushed and subdued. Assisted by his mistresses, Vaecath impregnated both of his prey, finding their deepest desires within their minds and fulfilling them. With their minds broken and their wombs carrying Vaecath’s seed, Lafa and Brimi were instructed by Aifa to return to their tribe after they recovered and pass their pregnancies off as the result of their mate, ensuring Vaecath’s offspring would live and have time to flee and join Aifa’s cause after being born.

For the next few days and nights, Vaecath lured the rest of the women one by one to be impregnated. On the 50th of Twic, after impregnating the final female, Vaecath caused the death of a male warrior who had awoken to hunt for his missing mate. Revealing to Aifa that his whispers were incompatible with males, Vaecath attempted to sway the warrior regardless as he had done with his female prey, causing the warrior to bash his own head against a tree until his death to escape Vaecath’s whispers.

Several days later, while taking refuge inside the hollow husk of a tree, Vaecath displayed the first hint of disobedience his mistresses had witness by sliding his tentacle into Aifa’s rear against her will. Though violated, she quickly grew accustomed to his intrusion and began to greatly enjoy the sensation. Hours later, he sensed Audir’s warriors approaching and warned his mistresses, causing them to flee.

Aifa and Darmi were cornered at the edge of a cliff with a river below while Vaecath and Jynae-bal hid. At Aifa’s command, Vaecath used his thoughts to distract their hunters with a flash of mental pain, allowing Aifa to pull Darmi and Audir over the cliffside and into the water. Nearly drowning, Darmi was resuscitated by Vaecath while Aifa interrogated Audir, learning he had tracked them using a Seeker Slug. Vaecath was struck by four thrown spears when the other warriors caught up to them, and they were forced to flee, taking the slug to ensure they could no longer be tracked.

They spent the next several days recovering. Sensing Aifa’s dire worries, he comforted her by vaginally and anally penetrating her, serving her with his tentacles while reminding her that her efforts would not be forgotten. Allowing her to sense the surrounding world as he could, his thoughts caressed her mind, permitting her to locate what she hoped could be a permanent home.

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Traits

Physical Appearance

Vaecath was a mass of slimy black tentacles. His vital organs were contained within a squishy structure in the center of his mass.

Personality

A deeply loyal being, Vaecath was committed to serve both Aifa and Darmi. Unlike his grandfather, Onaalag, he was driven more by love than by visions, genuinely caring for his mistresses. His duty to Onaalag’s plan remained, however, and thus he played his part.

Powers

Much like his grandfather, Onaalag, Vaecath could reach out through the fabric of reality and whisper into the minds of those around him. He was able to grant them visions and manipulate their minds, controlling their pleasure and swaying their thoughts. His whispers were about to coax extreme arousal in his victims. His thoughts were incompatible with nearly all males, causing them to lose their minds, though all females were vulnerable to his mental whispers.

Quotes

  • Vaid Empire: Mother of Tentacles
    • Chapter 5
      • “Seek Synaalag.”
      • “The Red Vessel discovers the next. The line continues.”
      • “Vaecath returns. Vaecath feels their slumber. An opportunity arrives.”
    • Chapter 6
      • “Mother of the line, I serve you.”
    • Chapter 9
      • “Five viable vessels await, nurturing three offspring. Two unviable sit among them. Six seedgivers prepare their spears.”
      • “Two vessels arrive. Two wombs hunger.”
    • Chapter 10
      • “A being contains seed. A being contains a womb. Two creatures hold two minds. One is in tune with our voice. Another is not.”
      • “A command lures a womb. A command is rejected by a seedmaker. Two beings. Two natures. One incompatible.”
      • “Flee. Flee. Flee.”
    • Chapter 11
      • “The Red Vessel has earned her rest. The Red Vessel’s path is unforgiving.”
      • “There is no mercy. The path is harsh. The end is harsher.”
      • “The mother suffers. The mother serves. Her care is not forgotten.”

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Sexual Proclivities

Sexuality

Inheriting his deep instinct to breed and create new beings from his ancestor, Onaalag, Vaecath felt a consuming urge to impregnate fertile wombs.

Sexual Experiences

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Legacy

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Appearances

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