Deep One (H.P. Lovecraft)

The Deep Ones are humanoid beings with fish, human and amphibian-like traits, they are described as having grey-ish green, glossy and slippery skin with white stomachs. They have scaled, ridged backs, as well as webbed and clawed hands, and gilled necks. Notably, they have heads similar to that of a fish, with mouths filled with sharp shark-like teeth and eyes incapable of blinking. Females are much more stronger and ferocious. Female Deep Ones also do have feminine features amongst their musculature, such as ample curves, voluptuousness, massive and heavy breasts, a massive and plump rear, thick thighs, wide hips and female genitalia. The Deep Ones are a fictional species of ocean-dwelling humanoids, created by H. P. Lovecraft for his story "Dagon", although not identified by name until the novella The Shadow Over Innsmouth, in which Lovecraft presents them as having an affinity for mating with humans. Lovecraft's novella tells of how the Deep Ones entered a contract with the people of Innsmouth to keep the fish plentiful in their area, and provide them with a supply of gold artifacts of inhuman design. The Deep Ones are presented as worshipping the Cthulhu Mythos entity Father Dagon and his consort Mother Hydra. (HPL: The Shadow Over Innsmouth). In addition to Innsmouth, human/Deep One hybrids are known to inhabit other coastal cities around the world. (AWD: "The Keeper of the Key"). Although, the females are more ferocious in their interspecies mating habits with male humans. Despite their muscularity and ferocity, female Deep Ones are can be just as submissive.