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Log Entry 017: BreedWeavers

BreedWeavers are multi-limbed chitinous creatures with an insatiable desire to breed with other species, mainly humans. Hard descriptors are hard to come by as they are mainly nocturnal hunters. They appear to be furry, strong, and sport bright glowing white eyes. They are known for running in packs of 10 or 20 in search of a prime victim. They are also known to be picky, searching for just the right specimen to accrue. Those that are caught are often passed around to allow every member a turn. The process of more than 10 BreedWeavers breeding a target is called a ‘Breeding Frenzy’. While 1st hand experiences emphasized the horrors, there have been no long withstanding casualties.

Little is known other than their particular fondness for human males and their ability to produce 'Silk' from the excess fluids of their orgasms. Tests have proven fruitless to use their semen to create a synthetic silk. It may be that it only works when fused with another’s 'DNA' hence their dependence on 'breeding' other species. Perhaps the friction of their thrusts against their partner allows for some unexplained chemical reaction? Or perhaps there is a technique they use in particular? It's speculation for now until further tests can be done.

Field studies with live test subjects suggests that males with higher libidos tend to produce more silk from breeding sessions. A decoy, 6’7 in height with girthy build and high libido recants his session being particularly lengthy, as every breeder than plunged themselves into his then gaping hole experienced a ‘second wind’ as they began breeding the man once again. Breeding Sessions have been known to go on for as long as 2-5 hours depending on the fertility of the victim. Multiple BreedWeavers will ravenously take turns deflowering their target until every last one of them has finished inside. Once the batter has been properly infused, they begin 'weaving' the semen, turning it to a long thread they wrap around their second set of arms before allowing the next Weaver access.

As this specimen is most commonly found in Harvesting areas, it is advised to have at least one Decoy with high strength and stamina to 'distract' them. It also helps if said decoy has a strong masculine musk as the Weavers seemingly have a keen sense of smell.

If your party is found by BreedWeavers it is advised to release your Male Decoy to their custody as soon as possible. Once they have had their fill, they usually move on. If for whatever reason you do not have a Decoy, your strongest member with have to due as a substitute. Do not engage in battle with Breedweavers if their numbers exceed 8. These creatures will sometimes leave a roll of silk behind, perhaps as a token of gratitude for helping them produce silk. Regardless, retaliation towards them has lead to them abducting their attackers so it is not recommended. We assume all abducted are taken to their hive to be indefinite sources of silk.

For Decoys:

A Decoy’s chances of survival are best when he fully submits to the frenzy. Regardless of how large the swarm is, resisting these creatures usually leads to longer durations, or even indefinite detainment to be used later. The looser your hole the better as these creatures sport a hefty 10-15 inch endowments and waste no time rotating you to the next candidate. Follow decoy procedures and prep before every expedition. It is normal to have a loose leaking sphincter after a breeding frenzy. While this situation can be a harrowing one, please document any findings you may come across to the research team.