They're Not Human
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They're Not Human
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Scientific experiments backfire
produce horrific mutations
half-man, half-fish creatures
village-terrorizing abominations
They kill all the men
and rape all the women
implanting their seed
with vile green-semen
They're not human.
But they hunt human women.
Not for killing...
For mating!
quickly evolving new life form
determined to procreate
piranha-teeth and elongated arms
your guts clawed out with hate
genetically advanced amphibian
grabbing a bare jiggling breast
with giant exposed brains
they kill and rape the rest!
They're not human.
But they hunt human women.
Not for killing...
For mating!
Humanoids from the Deep are killed
the town is destroyed and torn
But the legacy will continue
as a monster-baby is born!
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