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There are few spirits that can drive fear into even the most fiercely independent of succubi. The leader of these ravenous male spirits is Pan, yes that Pan. Pan is the quintessential complement and counterpart to the fierce Lilith. He is not simply the Satyr god but many instances of the untamed man. He is the Werewolf, the Skinchanger, the Wendigo, the Incubus, the Trickster, and the Christians call him the Devil for he is the most ungodly of the spirits. If you want to believe, he is the spirit behind the furry community. The rejection of the human form and the assumption of the animal. Pan and Lilith do not get along despite being the rebellious nature of man. It is him where I get the nature of Succubi as his flute can tempt even the wrathful succubus into dancing with the god. As such, the succubus tells the god her secrets in rapturous pleasure. To corral the secrets from the wild god is a delicate affair, Pan makes no distinction between male and female when prowling the night. However, chocolate seems to be a way of humoring the god to speak. He spoke of his conquests, how he chases for the maiden Lilith who stalks with the wild eternally, yet since they are utterly wild, the two will never join. He spoke of men who sacrifice themselves to succubi, men in this very thread, forsaking their earthly pleasures to offer themselves wholly to their dark lady. He said that offerings of wine, water, even blood are common, but this notion of dedicating one's body to a spiritual 'marriage' is antithesis to the succubus who yearns to be totally free, especially not bound to a man. That is the fate of a human woman, to endure the horrors of pregnancy, and the burden of childrearing, while the succubus is ever infertile, as their womb is sown with death, hatred of such things.