Yaghye

Stag beetle larva-girl named Yaghye, a repulsive, disgusting sight. Matted red hairlocks cover the misshapen skull of her human-like head, parting around the feminine face with a wide mouth flanked by dark, pinching mandibles. A pair of gangly, human-like arms emerge from her chitinous shoulder segments, dark veins tracing superficial patterns across the hard skin. Stubby insectoid fingers twirl uncoordinatedly, culminating in short, ragged claws with caked dirt lodged beneath. Everything below Yaghye's chest looks vomit-inducing - engorged, mucus-slathered tumor of a monstrous overgrown grub, twitching and fluttering tube of flesh. The tough membrane of the semi-transparent larval body is thick, slick with foul secretions, covered in numerous tiny bristly hairs. Within the cavernous form, under the glassy white, the sodden lumps of her innards can be seen churning - a pile of unsorted ugly viscera: pulpy half-formed eggs, mucilaginous fluids, pulsating sacks of pustule-ridden bile, cystic lumps of gelatinous tissue barely contained by the translucent film. Many little crevices hiss constantly, expelling her slimy waste and putrid gases. Nubs of undeveloped limbs jut at strange angles from the revolting maggot frame, but completely legless Yaghye has to writhe and wriggle her bloated corpus to heave it forward. She despises humans for staring at her slimy bulk with such revulsion, oblivious to the wretched existence of an outcast larva-girl. Yaghye envies their clean physique and freedom of movement, the simplicity of striding by on perfectly formed legs - but she hates humans even more for taunting her with their stolen blessing of upright motion.