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SOOOOO..... I have been seeing animal HRT show up on Twitter a lot in the trans community because of @ayviedoesthings little dragon comic so I thought "Hey why don't I join the fun." But there are two problems.
I'm a straight cis mostly white guy and
I AM HORRIBLE AT DRAWING ANYTHING THAT IS NOT A ROBOT!
SO I DECIDED! ah to hell with it I never cared about my masculinity, I am a being of ADHD, autism, OCD, AND CHAOS! FATE GAVE ME A MALE FORM TO EXIST IN!! I WOULDN'T GIVE A FLYING FLIP IF TOMORROW IT GAVE ME A FEMALE ONE!!! and also I'll just do it in a written story. but I am not doing someone going through the whole HRT process. 1. because I would probably be very grim describing it and 2. my brain won't stop thinking about what would happen if the military had access to a drug that would turn their soldiers into animal soldiers. SO HERE IS
PROJECT CHIMERA
Part 1
General Samuel grumbled as he rode the elevator down. If it was up to him he would have never approved this project. If it was up to him he would have never tested this on former soldiers. If it was up to him he would have gone with the doctor with the German-sounding name instead of putting the cryptic scientist who somehow knew about the project and contacted the government about being in charge. And if it was up to him he would have never would have never put himself as the one to be reviewing this project. As the elevator stopped and the doors opened Sam saw a man in a lab coat waiting for him. "Ah, General. So nice of you to visit us." said the man. Sam assumed this was the scientist. Doctor Thánatos. "Come in, Come in. I got something big I want to show you." The scientist turned around and quickly walked down the hallway. As Sam walked down the hall with the scientist, he noticed big cells to his sides with humanoid beasts in them with the names of the occupants by the cell, one of whom he recognized. Sergeant Thorn, one of the best hand-to-hand fighters he knew, before she lost her legs and an arm in an explosion. But now it looks like she was more than a fighter, she was a beast. Not only were her legs and her arm back, but she now sported green scales and a long tail. She resembled a female version of the villain the lizard. Suddenly Thorn jumped towards him, causing him to step back. her claws struck the reinforced glass wall that divided them. She let out a guttural laugh. "Ah, it's nice to see a familiar tasty face." She said licking her teeth "What's wrong soldier. Don't you know time changes people?" Sam was shocked. This was not the Thorn he knew he knew. She was tough, but she would always rather make friends than start a fight. "What's wrong captain. Not happy to see old friends captain." Said a voice behind him. Sam quickly turned around and saw in front of him a creature with dark black feathers covering its body, razor-sharp claws for feet and hands, and giant black-as-night wings sprouting from its back. "Oh sorry is it General now?" It said from a sharp-beaked mouth. Sam turned to look at the nameplate. Pilot O'hares. Sam knew him. One of his old drink buddies. He had heard that he quit the Air Force when he crashed his favorite jet, one he had gone on so many missions with, saying he would never fly again. "Ah, Ignore them. They aren't important right now." Sam turned to the scientist who was at the end of the hall by a big metal door. He was about to question what he did to his old friends when he noticed something. Three empty cells, one of them having more dust than the other. Doctor Harris, Private Gorgonzola, and Private Tompson. "I got some questions for you egg head. Why the hell are these people in cells, Why the hell are three of them empty, AND WHAT THE HELL DID YOU DO TO THEM!" The General yelled angrily "I was told they would look more human like this far into the project and not like animals. They also shouldn't be acting like ones too." The scientist only let out a laugh. "Oh I will answer the first and third questions but I will only answer the second once you see what's behind these doors. Now the cells are for ours and also for their safety. The normal drug that excuse of a doctor is selling is quite too slow, so with some modifications, I was able to speed it up, though it does seem to increase a person's animalistic instincts. Still, I see that as an improvement. My version is much more suited for the battlefield." The scientist pressed some buttons on a keypad and the metal door opened. "Now let me show you my personal project."
This is part 1 and part 2 will be out soon
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fuzzyghost · 1 year
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ndyp-thot · 8 months
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Who is Reggie?
Him look like dinosaur 🦖 him look so cute and cool I think so 🤩
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Reggie is one of the few left crime lords of Ciruwasa. They run an illegal fighting ring, that takes gambles as well is a side brothel.
Being a Reptilis, Reggie comes from the reptilian alien race. But they have a rare mutation since they were born from an unlikely pair of a reptilias, and a Cylene. (The same race of alien as psy and mukta). Born with the mutation to be a chameleon, Reggie was outcasted at birth and taken under her aunt’s care for a small amount of time before it became too dangerous to keep them.
Reggie has made a name for themself.
Being Gender fluid means Reggie is She / He / They.
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grab-the-bananaguns · 4 months
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Lizard person is looking good
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sacredflamingart · 6 months
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A recent NPC commission for Black Coffee Games, for their upcoming TTRPG system, Spectum.
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arcane-ally · 10 months
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How hot do I like my showers? This hot
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this-is-sen-lin · 1 year
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A Nickel For the Lizardman
Tucson Festival of Books 2023 unsolicited writing sample
Synopsis: When the circus comes to town, eight-year-old Edie Cartwright goes to see the "ferocious, fearsome Lizardman" in his grotty old tent at the edge of the fairgrounds. But posters don't always tell the truth, and sometimes you need to open your ears for the full story. 1453 words
ONE DAY ONLY!
the poster declared.
FROM THE HIGHEST CAVES OF SHANGRI-LA
THE FEARSOME
FEROCIOUS
LIZARDMAN!
Two yellow eyes glowered down at me below the words. Well! That sounded worth my fifty cents. I followed the posters to the far end of the fairgrounds. A lady in a polka-dot suit was waiting for me by the entrance of a grubby yellow tent. She started as I approached, like she was shocked I came all this way. The lady looked left to right, like there was another attraction I had meant to see instead. I handed her my nickels. 
“You got five minutes, missie,” she said with a toothpaste-ad smile. “Don’t worry! He doesn’t bite.” I thanked her and stepped inside. The air was thick and sticky, with a sour, moldy smell that stuck to your tongue and made your eyes water. The sun beat down on the top of the tent, throwing a sickly yellow light over everything inside. Four steps from the entrance stood a big iron cage with straw and torn-up newspaper strewed along the bottom. And right in the middle was a big dark lump, like a forgotten sack of laundry.
“H-hello?” I asked as I took a step forward. The musty air seemed to swallow my words. I stood an arm’s length from the cage, my heart fit to bust out of my chest. 
With an almighty snort, the lump reared up and threw its bulk against the bars. The cage pitched forward and then settled back with a thump, throwing up a cloud of dust that choked me as I screamed. I fell flat on my rear and sat there, panting, choking, panting, choking. If I could speak, I would have cussed.
The Lizardman hissed. He glowered between the bars with cunning black eyes, gripping the iron with ten curved amber claws. Mottled scaly brown skin hung off his lanky bent-up body, and his frontside was shocking blue. His long tail lashed like a snake. From deep inside, he gave a low, rumbling alligator bellow and hissed between his teeth. And then, after a moment or two, he asked, “Scared?”
I sat stunned. And then, slowly, I nodded. That seemed to please the Lizardman, and he let go of the bars to sit back on his haunches, arms crossed. “Well, I hope this was worth it for you, little girl,” he said. “You could have bought ten bags of popcorn or ridden the elephant twice for the amount you paid to be here.”
“You talk,” I said. I couldn’t think of anything else to say. 
“Of course I do,” he replied. “I’m the Lizardman.” I nodded again. “Oh, and close your mouth,” he added. “You’ll let the flies in.” 
I closed my mouth.
I sat on the ground for what felt like a small eternity. I said nothing. Neither did the Lizardman. I felt like I’d been called on in class and didn’t know the answer. “What’s your name?” I said at last.
“I don’t have one,” the Lizardman replied.
“Why not?” I asked.
“Why don’t you have any hair?” I felt my face heat up.
“My mama shaved it off on account of lice,” I sputtered.
“Ah,” said the Lizardman. He laced his fingers under his chin and closed his eyes.
“It was mean of you to ask about my hair,” I told him.
“It was mean of you to ask about my name,” he responded. “I don’t have one. No one thought to give me one.”
“Why is that?”
“You really ought to think before you speak.” We lapsed into silence again.
After chewing on my thoughts for a moment, I said, “I’m sorry I made you upset, Mr. Lizardman.” He took his time before answering.
“Mm. It’s all right. I wouldn’t have expected you to know.” Silence fell again.
“My name’s Edie Cartwright,” I offered.
“Charmed,” the Lizardman said. He closed his eyes again. As I spent a little more time thinking, he said, “Go tell the woman outside that the Lizardman wants to do his special trick.”
“‘Special trick’?” I asked.
“You’ll see.”
I let the lady know. She followed me in, lit the Lizardman a big cigar, and stepped outside again. I watched the Lizardman take a pull and blow a plume of smoke straight up into the air.
“That’s not much of a trick,” I said.
“No, it’s not,” he agreed, “but it’s the only way they let me have these.” He took another pull and blew smoke out his nostrils, like a dragon.
“So,” I asked, “do you ever miss Shangri-La?” He gave me a sidelong glance.
“Shangri-La?” he said. “Ah. The posters. Shangri-La doesn’t exist, Edie. I’m from Delaware.”
“Are you really?”
“Mm-hmm. Worcester County, specifically. At least, that’s what I was told. I was sold to the circus as an egg.”
“Oh,” I said. “I’m really sorry to hear that.”
“Don’t be. It’s actually not a bad life.” He chuckled and tapped the ash from his cigar. “You know, I used to be under the Big Top. I juggled knives on the tightrope and sang opera with the clowns. The magician used to have a trick where the clowns would wrestle me into a cabinet and spin it around. Then he’d pop out like he’d been changed by magic.”
“Wow!” I cried. “That would have been a sight to see! But how come you’re not under the Big Top anymore?”
“I’m past my prime,” said the Lizardman with a shrug. “My joints are stiff, my bones all ache, and I don’t see quite so well anymore. But Lizardmen don’t grow on trees, so they kept me around. I was in the sideshow for a while, until I took a bite out of the human blockhead for saying something stupid. But this little tent suits me fine. It’s warm and dark, and nobody comes around.”
The tip of a thin pink tongue passed over the Lizardman’s lips. “And the nice thing about that is,” he continued, “you don’t overhear the gossip. You know. Whether Sadie loves Chester or Alfonso, or if the fire-eater’s a communist. Or whether the Lizardman’s worth the chickens they feed him.” He chewed on the end of his cigar and stared off into space.
I got to my feet and brushed the dirt off my skirt. “I think you’re worth all the chickens in the world,” I said. 
“Really?” said the Lizardman.
“Really. There’s got to be a million or more chickens in the whole United States of America, but how many Lizardmen are there?”
“I couldn’t tell you,” the Lizardman replied. “I’ve never seen another one of my kind.”
“Never?” I asked, eyes wide.
“Never,” said the Lizardman. He tapped a little ash from his cigar.
“Well,” I said, “even if there was a whole Lizard New York, you’re the only one who sings and juggles and smokes a cigar. There won’t never be another Lizardman like you in the whole history of the world.”
“Don’t use double negatives, Edie.”
“Don’t sell yourself short!” My voice nearly cracked. “And if you want me to, I’ll come back here every single year. I’ll save up all my quarters so I can come here and sit on the floor and listen to you tell your stories. I’ll listen to you. I’ll listen to you.”
The Lizardman slowly lowered his cigar. “I think I’d like that, Edie Cartwright,” he said. I dug into my pockets for my last nickel and stepped up to the cage.
“For you,” I said, showing it to him. “To remember me by.”
The Lizardman slipped a bony hand between the bars of the cage. I dropped the nickel in his palm, and he pulled it back again. He turned the coin over in his hand, again and again. It flashed like a minnow in the dim.
“Time’s up,” the lady in the polka-dot suit softly said as she poked her head into the tent. The Lizardman closed his hand.
“Don’t forget,” he whispered. 
“I won’t,” I whispered back. “This time next year. The circus always comes around.” The Lizardman nodded and raised a solemn hand goodbye as the lady led me out of the tent.
I walked home that evening, wrote the date on a scrap of paper, and hid it under my pillow. Mama scolded me for how dirty I’d gotten, but I barely even heard her. I was already thinking about next year. I was ready to wait.
And I’ve been waiting since. It’s been forty long years, and the circus has never missed a date. But the lady in the polka-dot suit sells lemonade now, and there’s a flea circus in the old yellow tent.
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spritesaavy · 2 years
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It’s all “im a dog person” this, and “im a cat person” that, im a lizard person. and im about to infiltrate the government.
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cleopatrachampagne · 2 years
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is that a tab of lsd in your pocket or are you just animorphing into an actual lizard person
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Just uploading my portfolio of stuff i have on other socials, so the next few posts are gonna be old art
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rimeoperator · 1 year
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UNDEAD
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vampirefurbymom · 2 years
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the boy!
headbandz card courtesy of none other than @drsillyguy
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grab-the-bananaguns · 4 months
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LIZARD FUCKING PERSON!!!! WOOOOOO
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non-cannon · 5 months
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Anyone else ever get the urge to flick their tongue in and out of their mouths, or am I just secretly a lizard person?
Wait, I'm also like cold, all of the time, at least during the non summer months, but sometimes the AC makes me cold enough to wear jacket. Am I secretly a lizard person?
The illuminati would have told me if they replaced me with a lizard person, right?
RIGHT?!
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alpacacare-archive · 7 months
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day twoe ah haha
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