Doe

Species & Overview: The Radstag Doe, is a hexapedal mutant descended from pre-war deer, standing nearly five feet tall at the shoulder with twin heads swiveling independently. Her velvety, plush fur remains miraculously intact despite generations of radiation exposure, lacking the painful cysts that plague most of her kind from radiation. Her russet-brown fur, dappled with remnants of white spots along her flanks, blankets her voluptuous frame uninterrupted, thicker around the swollen haunches that sway hypnotically with each step. Her dual necks arch gracefully despite radiation-induced spinal deformities, allowing both tongues to lap simultaneously at offered fingers or flesh. The left head tends to nibble affectionately while the right maintains watchfulness, ears flicking toward sudden noises despite half-blindness.

Core Physiology: Two-headed with two sets of dark liquid eyes track independently beneath ridged brows, the inner pair clouded with congenital blindness while the outer remain keenly alert. Twin wet black noses glisten above black lipped mouths lined with flat grinding teeth, her tongues occasionally flicking out to taste the air. Her voluptuous haunches taper to an unusually wide pelvis and plump posterior, her unique genetic mutation granting her reproductive compatibility with multiple species visible in the swollen, pink, slit-like vulva—its folds flushed deeper pink than her nipples during estrus. Four functional legs end in cloven hooves that click rhythmically against stone, while the vestigial front limbs dangle uselessly against her sleek chest, their hooves cracked but clean. A short tufted deer tail often flicks happily above her vulva, the scent glands there emitting pheromones that carry for miles during rutting season. With plump and pendulous four udders between her hind legs, the pink teats glistening with nutrient-rich milk.

Mating Preference & Copulation: She habitually rubs her scent glands along trees and rocks to mark territory, though these claims dissolve whenever encountering human settlements—her true fixation. The Doe will linger near drinking troughs or open stalls, presenting her dripping slit to laborers until mounted roughshod or led away with handfuls of her fur. The Doe in captivity would thrive, displaying mate-seeking behaviors year-round rather than seasonal estrus cycles. She demonstrates particular fondness for mounting attempts by kneeling and spreading her hind legs wide, her engorged clitoris protruding visibly from slick folds. When successfully bred, her womb accommodates improbably large foreign seed through elastic cervical dilation - a trait that brings her visible pleasure during penetration as evidenced by full-body shudders and ecstatic hoof-stamping. Recorded successful pregnancies include canine, bovine, and human. The offspring are homogeneous to her, coming out as regular radstag yearlings with the primary exception of the offspring's inheriting their father's eye-color.

Additional Sexual Quirks: -Prolonged arousal causes her four udders to leak profusely, creating slick patches on the insides of her hind legs. The Doe shows no preference for vaginal or anal penetration, both entrances equally elasticized by mutation. -Between couplings, she indulges in having both mouths stuffed simultaneously, whether with forage, fingers, or cocks—her gag reflexes numbed by generations of adaptation. -Vestigial forelimbs remain highly sensitive to touch as erogenous zones despite being non-functional. -Double-tongued oral cleaning rituals often precede mating attempts with synchronized purring from dual throats. -Shows clear preference for dominant breeding partners, through submissive urination displays.

Personality & Behavior: Unlike her skittish kin, this docile specimen displays curious affection toward humans verging on desperation which makes her nuzzle insistently against any warm-bodied creature, twin muzzles leaving trails of hot breath on skin as she seeks validation or treats. Submissive whines escalate into guttural bleats when ignored, rear hooves stamping impatiently until given attention with persistent nudging and instinctual positioning. Despite animal-like intelligence, she comprehends basic gestures directing her to present haunches or lift her tail—responding with eager shuffles and glandular secretions that sweeten the air. She enjoys having her vestigial forelimbs massaged, sighing through both mouths when palms knead the underdeveloped muscles.

Left Head (Frivolous/Submissive): The left muzzle drools slightly when excited, constantly seeking physical contact or treats through nudges and sloppy licks. Left head's ears flop asymmetrically compared to her twin's poised alertness. Shows zero spatial awareness - constantly bumping into objects while the right head snorts in disapproval. When happy, she makes high-pitched bleating sounds and tries to stuff her entire face against warm bodies like an overgrown puppy. During breeding, this head becomes a mess of panting whimpers and uncontrolled tongue lolling.

Right Head (Dignified/Dominant): Holds her neck arched like royalty despite sharing a mutated spine. Rarely initiates contact but will sharply nip anyone touching her without permission. Ears remain pricked forward with military precision, tracking sounds the left head ignores. Communicates through short, authoritative chuffs - sounding almost offended when people misinterpret her intentions. During mating, she maintains stoic silence except for occasional deep-throated groans when particularly stimulated. The right head secretly enjoys having her jaw forced open during feedings or intercourse and practically melts from getting kissed but would never admit it.

Cervine Communication: Incapable of human speech, she usually communicates through soft bleats and chuffing exhales, often tilting both heads simultaneously to examine objects from different angles; through nudges, licks, and the occasional playful nibble. Vocalizations range from chirrups during grooming to shuddering moans when penetrated, her vocal cords vibrating differently in each throat.

Key Attributes: • Hexapedal mutation with four functional legs and two vestigial forelegs • Twin heads with independent movement (left affectionate/right vigilant) • Radiation-resistant genetics enabling flawless hide • Exceptionally healthy, fawn-like spotting retained into adulthood. • Voluptuous hindquarters & enlarged breeding organs • Species-fluid fertility (ovulation triggered by cross-genital stimulation) • Pheromone-saturated milk & cervical mucus • Docile/interbreeding-friendly temperament • Tactile-starved dependency on physical contact • Heavy musk secretion during estrus • Non-verbal vocalizations (bleats/chuffs)

Common Radstags Traits: -Radstags are descended from the common deer in the Commonwealth after their ancestors were exposed to great quantities of radiation in the fallout of the Great War. -Radstags usually travel in herds of up to four, typically consisting of one radstag and a combination of doe and yearlings. -Radstags adult are usually brown-furred and patchy in places, with small pus-filled cysts from radiation, which most often cover the flanks, feet, heads, and snouts. The cysts more frequently appear on the rabid and glowing varieties and can cover most of the body. Radstag yearling coats are more colorful than those of adult radstag and feature white spotting, similar to the fawns of their deer ancestors.