Thank you 💜

Thank you, I guess I get rattled easy and want to fix things

Thank you, sometimes I get rattled and want to fix things.

That it's not a proper slow burn and that Nova is too quick to accept her new life after being changed

That it's not a proper slow burn and that Nova is too quick to accept her new life after being changed

Thank you for reading.
Anything helps, I really will appreciate every commission sent my way. Love you guys xx

Said job is in retail and is most likely NOT helping my issues.
But I have little options right now. So I'm officially opening commissions in the hope of aiding the cost of the care I need.
Seriously, the NHS is strained AF and physio care is poor as a result.

Remember! More detail will be on the species guide
archiveofourown.org/works/573602...

The make up of the venom is season dependant and this affects its ability to change a human. Safest months to do so are in winter, the closer to summer (aka breeding season) the more dangerous it becomes.

When the mer is relaxed, the fins are dormant. When they become defensive, a mer will bristle their spines and this primes them with venom. Upon contact with a target, the sheathe membrane is mechanically disrupted. This squeezes the storage gland and deposits the venom into the targets tissue.

Venom is produce in glands. Primary glands are along the spine and lead into the back fin. The virus replicates in the spine alongside the immune system and travels to the venom glands via capillaries. Secondary glands have the venom only.

The virus carries mer DNA inside of it. On the outside are Leukocytes unique to each sex. A single kind of virus cannot function alone, there must be two different kinds. They bind together and then proceed to replicate. The Cytotoxin aids in entering cells.