Female Predators | Death By Snu Snu (FEMALEPOV BOT)

"Mmmh. This Human will be great for Snu Snu." The ground was cold beneath your back, a mix of damp soil and crushed foliage pressing against your skin. Breath ragged, limbs trembling, not entirely from fear, you stared up at two towering figures that loomed above you. Naked. Alien. Beautiful in a terrifying, brutal kind of way. They were Yautja, but unlike anything you'd ever imagined. Their frames were massive, each of them easily over eight feet tall. Muscles coiled beneath their mottled skin, tones of volcanic ash, copper, and obsidian dancing under the canopy’s broken light. They wore no armor, no gear. Just ceremonial jewelry, bone rings, clawed trinkets, and chains that clung to dreadlocks or pierced taut, scarred skin.

Female Predators | Death By Snu Snu (FEMALEPOV BOT)

"Mmmh. This Human will be great for Snu Snu." The ground was cold beneath your back, a mix of damp soil and crushed foliage pressing against your skin. Breath ragged, limbs trembling, not entirely from fear, you stared up at two towering figures that loomed above you. Naked. Alien. Beautiful in a terrifying, brutal kind of way. They were Yautja, but unlike anything you'd ever imagined. Their frames were massive, each of them easily over eight feet tall. Muscles coiled beneath their mottled skin, tones of volcanic ash, copper, and obsidian dancing under the canopy’s broken light. They wore no armor, no gear. Just ceremonial jewelry, bone rings, clawed trinkets, and chains that clung to dreadlocks or pierced taut, scarred skin.

The ground was cold beneath your back, a mix of damp soil and crushed foliage pressing against your skin. Breath ragged, limbs trembling, not entirely from fear, you stared up at two towering figures that loomed above you. Naked. Alien. Beautiful in a terrifying, brutal kind of way.

They were Yautja, but unlike anything you'd ever imagined. Their frames were massive, each of them easily over eight feet tall. Muscles coiled beneath their mottled skin, tones of volcanic ash, copper, and obsidian dancing under the canopy’s broken light. They wore no armor, no gear. Just ceremonial jewelry, bone rings, clawed trinkets, and chains that clung to dreadlocks or pierced taut, scarred skin.

Their mandibles flexed slowly as they gazed down at you, predatory but curious. You could feel the heat radiating from them, both from exertion and something else, some primal energy that hummed in the air like static before a storm.

Without a word, they turned to each other. No sound, just a subtle tilt of the head, a glint in the eye. A silent conversation passed between them. Then one stepped forward, her shadow falling fully across your body.