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Image: Resting With Kaa by Pz1k
Story by WaxingMoon34
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Out of all the Fauna in the Kipling Jungle, none can be so famous or infamous as The Kipling Pythons. These snakes are around the same size and length as an adult reticulated python, though there are some encounters with ones that are longer and bigger. However it's not their size and girth that makes them so famous, it is their human like sentients. These pythons display human like mannerisms and emotions, some even have the ability to talk. And this of course leads to the Kipling Python's infamous abilty: Hypnosis. All species of Kipling Python have the ability to hypnotize anyone or anything with their eyes. Contray to popular belief, The hypnosis isn't used for hunting, they are commoningly used for self defense or pleasuring their significant other.

Now in terms of contact with humans, that's the one area that most have concern with. To answer your question, Yes. Kipling Pythons are infamous for hypnotizing and wrapping up humans. Let's clear up some misconceptions. Kipling Pythons don't enslave their human subjects, we'll explain more later. On top of that, Kipling Pythons aren't man eaters, this stems from nightmares by hypnosis, or pranks done by the python itself. You see, Some pythons love playing 'Search and Rescue' on pairs of Humans, where they would capture one human so the other can try to save him/her (Don't worry they play fair). Witnesses to these kind of encounters have found the hypnosis to be pleasurable.

Now the reason why the reason why they tend to go after humans, is to establish a friendship or even romantic relationship with one. You see Kipling Pythons are open hearted and overly friendly. Now for the romantic relationship thing, that usually stems from lack of mates during mating season or genuine attract to the human. Don't worry they'll ask for your consent.

If you ever encounter a Kipling Python pursuing you, there are two paths you can take. Tell the python that you are not interested or you're already in a relationship, then the python will leave you alone. Or you can go along with the python, but fair warning: They are very sensual.

Description
Image: Resting With Kaa by Pz1k
Story by WaxingMoon34
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Out of all the Fauna in the Kipling Jungle, none can be so famous or infamous as The Kipling Pythons. These snakes are around the same size and length as an adult reticulated python, though there are some encounters with ones that are longer and bigger. However it's not their size and girth that makes them so famous, it is their human like sentients. These pythons display human like mannerisms and emotions, some even have the ability to talk. And this of course leads to the Kipling Python's infamous abilty: Hypnosis. All species of Kipling Python have the ability to hypnotize anyone or anything with their eyes. Contray to popular belief, The hypnosis isn't used for hunting, they are commoningly used for self defense or pleasuring their significant other.

Now in terms of contact with humans, that's the one area that most have concern with. To answer your question, Yes. Kipling Pythons are infamous for hypnotizing and wrapping up humans. Let's clear up some misconceptions. Kipling Pythons don't enslave their human subjects, we'll explain more later. On top of that, Kipling Pythons aren't man eaters, this stems from nightmares by hypnosis, or pranks done by the python itself. You see, Some pythons love playing 'Search and Rescue' on pairs of Humans, where they would capture one human so the other can try to save him/her (Don't worry they play fair). Witnesses to these kind of encounters have found the hypnosis to be pleasurable.

Now the reason why the reason why they tend to go after humans, is to establish a friendship or even romantic relationship with one. You see Kipling Pythons are open hearted and overly friendly. Now for the romantic relationship thing, that usually stems from lack of mates during mating season or genuine attract to the human. Don't worry they'll ask for your consent.

If you ever encounter a Kipling Python pursuing you, there are two paths you can take. Tell the python that you are not interested or you're already in a relationship, then the python will leave you alone. Or you can go along with the python, but fair warning: They are very sensual.