Don't Call Humans Mother

*Dark, damp nonhuman being + monster pursuing love + extreme possessiveness*

Couple: Cruel, heartless nonhuman top * Wicked, ambitious queen bottom

The new king ascends the throne, and the whole city celebrates.

The woman looking down upon all creation from the throne is Yu Du. She is a general with supreme power, and the "mother" who raised me.

The people gather around her in adoration. In a fleeting glance, she spots me in the crowd, her eyes as cold as ice.

Mother seems to have forgotten me.

That gives me one more reason to plan to eat her alive.

Many years ago, on the shore of a pink sea filled with poisonous mist, I saw her for the first time.

A human officer in a crisp uniform, with a gleaming medal pinned to her chest. Her red lips were vivid, and she was awe-inspiring.

She took me home and told me to call her Mom.

The dog, the hamster, and the zebra finch at home all called her that, too.

I hated them.

I wanted her all to myself.

On the perilous interstellar battlefield, the young genius general who carried a monster within her faced alien creatures driven by murderous intent.

We tore through every obstacle in our path, unstoppable and victorious.

With destiny calling, I thought we would share the glory.

But when she finally reached the very pinnacle of power, she abandoned me in the Wasteland Sea, where death was certain.

Hatred made me unwilling to accept it.

Her heart is colder than any monster's, yet she made me grow a devotion as warm as a human's.

After sleeping for three years in the Wasteland Sea, I took human form and returned to the human ranks.

Under a new identity, I met her once more, my lowered eyes concealing a bloodthirsty ambition to devour her.

Let the throne become the hell where you lose yourself and fall.

I won't let you go...

My gentle, beautiful "mother."

Notes:

1. The story is set in space, but includes many original worldbuilding elements. Please don't scrutinize the details.

2. Told from the top's perspective. The top becomes human, and the story includes a groveling-for-forgiveness arc.

3. This story is told in first person from a monster's perspective. Read with caution if that's not for you.

Coming next:

The Young Lady Has a Heart Condition

*Mutual pining | Misunderstandings | Fake coercive romance | Reconciliation

*Insecure, reserved, gentle woman with long, straight black hair & frail, wealthy young lady, a scheming fox in glasses

Also known as Roommates Shouldn't Do This Kind of Thing and Let Me Cling to the Young Lady's Thighs, Not Literally Her Thighs!

Theme: Anyone with a dream can be great