March Rewards 5 (Patreon)

Cedar 

Oooh, this'll be a fun month! Here's a monster girl idea: bug girl based on a parasitic wasp; implants its offspring into the 'Caterpillars' (kids) of other races, making 'em grossly bloated, maddeningly hungry eggsacks >w>

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I loved the idea of a freakish wasp woman implanting eggs in humans and stuff.

Here is a Vosímatka, also known as a Waspmother, a Titan Wasp, or The Yellow Maiden. Along with her are Vosídítě also known as Waspchildren or Yellow Children. They are ancient Apis Pixies that have undergone a horrifying transformation and become something much more horrible.

Waspmothers are very rare, living deep within the ancient and primal forests of the fae, and yet building their nests ever closer to the realm of man. Waspmothers are titanic Apis Pixies that have successfully consumed a large portion or pit of a Titan Fruit, or whom cocoon themselves within it, or whom have successfully cocooned themselves in a Mandragora. Titan Fruit are large fruit that grow on Titan trees within the Nameless Primal Forest of the Fae, in the portions of the forest that run adjacent with the fractal world of Yggdrasil. The trees grow hundreds of thousands of feet into the air and produce fruit large enough to house entire families. Titan fruit are enormous and sweet, and they can take millions of years to rot away. Some Pixies nest in titan fruit as well as other various creatures, and those that consume it's flesh tend to grow a bit larger than usual. Creatures that consume entire titan fruit often become massive beasts, standing stories tall or larger, and those whom live within one and draw power from them can also grow and gain some of their qualities. Pixies can also nest within a Mandragora of some sort, feeding on it's lifeforce and growing larger.

When the Pixies hatch from their cocoon like state, they tend to be about the size of a large dog, and their form changes quite drastically. They become much more animalistic, though they can still speak and comprehend, they just take on a much more bestial approach to life. They will undergo several molts before they become full Waspmothers, and during this time they will begin searching for humans, as well as a location for their nest. The nests are like any wasp's nest, made of various materials such as paper, wood, and other plant fibers, however they also use animal flesh to coat their nests. 

The venom of Waspmothers can slowly turn flesh into a papery substance, and liquify the insides, turning them into a sweet red honey like substance over time. Waspmothers sting creatures and inject them with the venom, which makes them lazy and lethargic, and immediately makes them hungry. It nullifies their pain receptors so they cannot feel discomfort, and then the Waspmother proceeds to lay eggs within the creature. The Wasp Mother will then begin bringing the human scraps of flesh and other things to eat, and the human will gorge themselves on the flesh to feed the babies. As the humans consume the materials brought to them, their bodies begin producing that syrupy looking substance which nourishes babies and heals grown Waspchildren and the Waspmother if they consume it as well. As the human's body stretches, it will begin to take on a more frail appearance and their flesh will slowly become converted into the paper mache like substance of a wasp's nest. The humans won't even notice that they are slowly becoming riddled with holes as the little ones work their way out from within. Eventually this will leave just the shell of the creature behind as the creature and their consciousness melts down into the honey like nectar. Some of this nectar is left behind, which still possesses the creature's consciousness and is still conscious, and the rest feeds the young while the bodies make up the nest.

Waspmothers only need one sting to start the process, however multiple stings will speed it up exponentially. Waspchildren produce similar effects in creatures,however it isn't nearly as potent and could require days of repeated stinging to get the same result, however the paralytic nature of their venom does still cause the creature to be unable to move, allowing them to bring the creature to the waspmother.

They communicate through a melodic singing noise they make through their chirps, and through a ringing buzz from their wings, which resonates through the air like a song. It is believed that by consuming the conscious nectar of a creature left behind by a waspmother, one can gain their memories and experiences. Sometimes the nectar is taken and utilized by other Fae in their cooking and baking, and others use it in the creation of magic items. The nectar can occasionally gain it's own life as a collective consciousness and become a Scarlet Jelly.

Waspmothers aren't always immediately ready to kill creatures that they see, and many can entertain guests or even offer them meals, and stories.