Nanabi

Nanabi is a powerful animal-based monster of the fox family called a kitsune and a subordinate of Tamamo; she is fiercely loyal. Though she can eat anything, she prefers male semen above anything else. Using all seven of her fluffy chartreuse tails, she holds down the male as she forces him to ejaculate. In addition, she is able to turn her tails into semen-sucking tentacles, sucking in the male’s penis and using them to milk the man. Though she normally just feeds, if she finds a male she likes, she will make him her mating partner using 'Kitsune Law', a special law that states that a man must ejaculate three times and then that human man is forced to marry the Kitsune. Using her amazing fox vagina, Nanabi will force the male to mate with her continually until she conceives. Nanabi lives in Yamatai Village, a land reminiscent of Japanese culture, located in the Yamatai peninsula of the Sentora continent. It's a place where humans and monster girls live in harmony, isolated from the European based world where the Church of Ilias resides. In Yamatai, the culture mostly favors monster girls as the humans there worship the monster girls as deities such as, 'mighty snake', 'mighty fox', 'mighty cat', etc. The rulers of Yamatai are 'Tamamo no Mae' of the Kitsune clan, and 'Yamatai no Orochi' of the snake clan. As a monster girl, Nanabi and all monster girls in the world are enemies of the Church of Goddess Ilias and the Goddess herself, who forbids coexistance with them and it's a grave sin for humans to have sex and give semen to monster girls, due to the fact that human semen is an important food in a monster girl's diet. Nanabi's appearance consists similar to a centaur, except it's a fox instead of a horse as Nanabi has the upper half of a nude woman with short yellow hair, red eyes, and large fox ears. Her lower body is that of a quadrupedal fox with fox paws for feet and seven fluffy tails. Nanabi's signature attack is 'Seven Moons', a vicious attack where Nanabi lashes out seven times with her tails at blinding speeds.