Manticore

And this is the second one, for . Hope ya like, because I had quite some fun writing this, especially the last part, since I was feeling inspired. Anyway, the next one will be the Salamander, for which I will do a only TF (no TG, yep, you heard right) caption, and then these will stop for one or two days, as I have to finish a trade. After that, they will continue as normal, so don't worry, if request keep coming up like now I will finish everything in 40-41 days...
Anyway, here are the informations: the Manticore is a creature with the body of a beautiful woman, with beast-like arms and legs, bat wings and a scorpion's tail, covered in spikes which can also be launched at an enemy or a prey. They are carnivorous, with a penchant for human meat. However, although they may look like simple beasts, it is better to not underestimate them: Manticores are as intelligent as humans, and are known for using their bodies to trick men into feeling safe, before killing them. It is not unheard of Manticores wearing clothes like hooded capes to cover their animal parts and lead people to think that they are simple humans. Overall, they tend to be cunning and malicious predators, who prefer to hunt their preys from the dark, playing with them like a cat with a mouse. However, when they have to fight, they can be fearsome opponents, as they are quick and powerful, and their claws and spikes are covered in a particular kind of venom which causes complete paralysis and eventually death, unless the antidote -which requires rare herbs, a great deal of skills and various months to be created- is administered before three hours have passed. Also, in the case they find a human of their liking, it is possible for he or she to be left alive by the creature, in exchange for becoming her servant.
Curiosity: the bulb-like growth on their tail is actually a fully-functional second mouth, which can be used to attack larger creatures, like humans, or swallowing smaller animals whole.
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