Deep in the monsters' tunnel complex was their queen - the Ovipositor - which devoured prey and vomited forth eggs from two apertures alongside her proboscis. These eggs she then incubated in her cloyingly warm, filthy, slime-encrusted den. After a time, the oily, glistening eggs split open, disgorging their slug-like larvae, which would burrow under the Ovipositor's skin, fatten themselves and eventually burst forth as insect-like, skittering predators. It was these that hunted down mammalian victims, especially humans, paralysed them, and dragged them back to the den, where the Ovipositor ate them alive at her leisure.
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