Meretrix

Meretrices are the most overt of humanoid sincubus subspecies, relying on weak and confused minds of which to take advantage in their search for prey.

Appearance
As they are more confident in their ascertained method of hunting, meretrices do not make an attempt to cover the abnormal sexual appeal common to more overt sincubi. Succubus meretrices are known to have an exaggerated feminine figure with large breasts and hips, and incubus meretrices to be overly muscled with sharp angular facial features. Some meretrices have almost cartoonlike large eyes and hairless bodies intended to increase their sexual appeal.

Behaviour
Meretrices make themselves obvious in outgoing social situations, such as parties at which they will easily be able to find a victim with whom to engage in sexual intercourse. Meretrices manipulate their chemistry to forcefully exude pheromones to attract their prey. The pheromones released by a meretrix are fifteen times more powerful than a human is capable of producing; therefore the only humans able to ignore the seduction of the meretrix are those whose sex drive is low.

Once a meretrix has seduced their prey, the prey is lured into sexual intercourse. During the prey’s climax, the meretrix absorbs nutrients both from their victim’s discharge and its skin. The resulting effect is that the victim loses nutrients equivalent to a week’s worth of food and water. Many victims die from dehydration or malnutrition. Those who survive often die from dehydration at a later time, as they are unable to produce the energy with which to move to food or water. If found quickly, a victim may be revived through treatment for starvation and dehydration. Fit and healthy victims have a much higher survival rate.

Because the meretrix have such an effective method of hunting, they are known to leave obvious evidence of their passage, leaving the nutrient-drained husk of their prey where the intercourse occurred.