#ahab rambles

[ahabthetaco]

Sometimes you just want to fall into a tentcale pit and be stuck there hours, being changed.

(assuming reader has pussy and boobs)

Tentcales playing with your chest, squeezing and groping as some latch on to your nipples, sucking away. Each suck, each grope, each squeeze growing them little by little, getting heavier and heavier with milk..

Tentacles coiling around your arms and legs, squeezing, covering you in its slime, only leading you to be more horny as it's full of aphrodisiac

Just feel as it changes you, let the tendrils slide into your mouth, feeding you, as it slithers in and out, pumping you full of cum...

Let it slide right around your leg, to your leaking, desperate pussy. It teases you, sliding it self on your slit, teasing your clit, like it knows what it's dond but it's going to milk the moment. Letting it self in, fucking you, in and out, over and over.

It squeezes your tits again, getting more milk out, it fucks your face at the same pace, your mind broke from so much pleasure. It's deep in you, pounding your holes, over and over

Over and over

Until you feel the pressure build, build build build as it pushes it thru. Filling you with not just cum, but it's eggs. Pump after pump, clutch after clutch, a small bulge of eggs and cum, letting you breath as it slides out, your mouth and cunt leaking with cum. It comforts you, petting your head for a job well done.

A couple minutes of rest, but the pleasure, the sensation, it's running thru you again, and it knows it, as it goes back to wrapping you again, a tentcale in your mouth, a tentcale in your pussy. Perhaps another few rounds and you'll be satisfied~

Hours pass, you leave the pit, breasts swelled, milk leaking, a womb full of gestating eggs, you need to return home, return home and spread the pit, perhaps your friends would enjoy the fun~

[vatrocvet]

her design is already peak but i wanted to do a personal take with some book details included

[bluarlequinno]

The fact both Ahab and Captain Ishmael have envy as one of their skills really stands out for me because Ahab has other skills like pride, wrath and gluttony that make complete sense with her character, but then she's got envy and it leaves me wondering what or how does it apply exactly of what we know of Ahab, like if I were to apply Moby Dick's characterization of Ahab maybe I could build a reasoning, but from what I remember we are shown of her in canto V I'm not exactly sure why envy is there, but what really makes me question it further is the fact that for Pequod Captain Ishmael, for her three skills, even though it's the weakest one, they still gave her Envy. What I mean is, they kept the wrath and pride from Ahab, but instead of giving her Gluttony which I feel made more sense for both Ahab and Captain Ishy, they gave and kept envy for both, which I feel means something but I'm not sure what, and you could argue they needed the three skill slots for Captain Ishy, but gluttony was right there which is considerably better suited for both of their characterizations in a first glance, so I wonder why envy... Is it of her crew? Is it something we haven't seen fully of Ahab? Or am I overthinking?

Also considering the name, from both "be fearless" and "to me" I feel it does have to do with her relationship with her crew, but I feel it's complicated to fully pinpoint with the bits of Ahab we got back at Canto V.

[patchworkfox01]

So I was just thinking about this early image of Limbus' chapter select and how Faust's chapter is last which, don't get me wrong, does make sense. She seems to be the most important to the overall story.

BUT. Something did hit me while thinking about it. In Faust's EGO, the room is white

Like. Entirely white. We see in Canto 4 and Leviathan that N. Corp's buildings are ALSO almost entirely white. This got me thinking.

What if Faust's equivalent to a "Deal with the Devil" is a deal she made with N. Corp to gain the knowledge to make Mephistophiles, and Faust's chapter will involve us finding out what her side of the deal was, and perhaps even betraying us. This could perhaps even come with a reveal that Faust, and Limbus as a whole, doesn't have a way to bring Garnet back. Who knows how that may go.

I know this doesn't add much BUT

Both Lobotomy Corp and Library of Ruina [spoilers for those that haven't played] end with important characters betraying us. [Angela and Roland respectfully].

[unma]

okay random thoughts moment. Everyone who sees my posts on this blog already knows I ship SinKro, but I recently thoguht about Ahab x Ishmael and genuinely this idea is slowly taking over me. I wouldn't even have to change their dynamic from the game because there's so much to say about these two through such an exploration. It almost feels weird to say it's a ship when what I'm really doing is trying to explore what happens when these two truly become the same. To see Ahab leading Ish on into becoming her and succeeding, and to see where Ahab becoming the subject of Ishmael's blind obsession leads the two of them. To see the result of Ishmael killing Ahab. To see how their encounter would change without Dante there to reel her in and make her reconsider her path.

[karthedense]

Do we Call Hermann x Ahab AMann or HerHab

[lockandkeyhyena]

the mending book is grian’s white whale

[outeremissary]

wait I have another canto v thing to say I can't help it. I really love the way it largely works backwards from the Life Ruining Whale Hunting Disaster through Ishmael's history on the Pequot so that the very last piece of her past you see is her meeting Ahab. You start from the most extreme point and then go through the Pequot like it's all that existed of her life and she could have been a part of the ship and Ahab's crew forever before then and then you only arrive at the very end at the answer to how she fell in with Ahab to begin with, all in the midst of Ahab trying to blame her for all the horrors she survived and to twist the knife in the survivor's guilt she's carried. Because like. That's the answer. It's that Ahab met her at her lowest, Ahab always had her at her lowest, and Ahab always caught everyone at the time when they couldn't get away. The vision of Ahab as something like a savior there. The trust in this kind, confident stranger. It's so good!! It's why despite the wild soliloquys Ahab still feels like a kind of chilling villain- it's unlikely a person is going to fall in with an obsessive sea captain and wind up stranded on the sea, but there are plenty of people out there who can catch you at your lowest and isolate you from what you know. Obviously Ishmael was never to blame. She was preyed on by someone who didn't have a hint of remorse about it.

[kinsbluestars]

Ahjjjhhh

[onefey]

back to reading house of leaves after an (unintentional, adhd moment) extended break. my review of it 400-ish pages in is that it's a book that doesn't Feel that special when you're reading it but it really Sticks With You

[bigkickguy]

Have u played canto 5? Its v good

I have seen some screenshots! Some of the character designs look so cool!!! and I'm excited to see what the story is about cause Ishmael is so interesting to me! I want to know what her deal is!!! I'm not playing the game unfortunately since I what happened with how the company treated some workers really sucked. I work in the games industry too, so the idea that someone would fire / bribe a resignation of a coworker or me over something someone on the internet said is so insane to me. Especially how stupid the pinching hand gesture call is, like its crazy. I can't get over it personally haha. It could also just be the worlds worst handling of public messaging too? But having worked too many places weird shit like this happens - I don't trust like that not without some kind of external proof. I am on the fence on if I will play again or not! It really depends on how the investigation will go if they end up doing one! I love the world and the characters and I still think it is the best mobile game I've ever played!! But it's much harder for me to enjoy the themes now knowing what the company chose to do or not do in real life. So I am holding off watching the chapter for now - if I do end up feeling alright playing the game again I think it will be fun to play through an experience the story as I play it! And if I do I'll probably scream and get all excited over it then! But if I decide not to play again I'll probably just watch it at some point!

[transgenderfivepebbles]

FINISHED CANTO 5. DIES. DIES ONE MILLION DEATHS

[patchworkfox01]

CANTO V SPOILERS

In love with how Mili always manages to have such will written songs for bosses

[unma]

Underfell Papyrus and Ricardo would be really good friends come to think of it. I ca see it already.

[saranilssonbooks]

Warning! Suicide and self harm mention upcoming! ➡️

Having submerged myself in Moby-Dick trauma theory for the past 3 years, I dare argue that the whole thing was suicide by white whale due to PTSD.

It's made clear as early as chapter 16 The Ship that Ahab already had pretty severe mental health problems and the attack by Moby Dick (your own fault, buddy) and subsequent disability broke him once and for all. As Ishmael puts it in chapter 41 Moby Dick: "then it was [on the return voyage], that his torn body and gashed soul bled into one another; and so interfusing, made him mad."

Developing severe obsessive psychosis, personality disorder, and panic disorder, his only coping mechanism becomes the prospect of anihilating the thing that destroyed his life. Early on in the trauma, the idea of killing the whale comes with some hope of a not as bad future, but after returning to Nantucket and having his prosthetic - the very item supposed to keep him physically able - split and slash his balls (chapter 106 Ahab's Leg), he gives up on there being anything good left in the world.

It's here Moby Dick levels up to god tier evil incarnate. To Ahab, destroying him is now the sole purpose of his remaining life to the point where he doesn't care whether he survives or not as long as the whale gets it. It's not until chapter 117 The Whale Watch, that he imagines some sort of existance beyond boss fight, an idea planted in his head by Fedallah.

Here we see a new kind of behaviour develop in the form of self harm - he denies himself food, sleep and personal hygiene until he has succeeded in his objective - but he also becomes more and more reckless, most notably in chapter 130 The Hat when he is about to be hauled aloft and picks the only man on board who wishes him dead to watch the untrustworthy rope which if let go of will result in the crew having to remove his remains from the deck planks with a mop. Oh, Starbuck, why did you have to be such a good boy?

In the following chapter, 131 The Symphony, the tiny fragment still remaining of his old personality shows itself for a brief moment, reminding him of what normal life could have been like, but rather than giving it a chance, the opposite proves too overpowering.

His final wish at the peak of boss fight was to be completely erased, body and soul and all - guess that was the only time Nature ever gave him what he wanted - and is given the ultimate peace.

Personally I strongly argue that there was no other kind of peace for him to find. In the modern era, maybe medication and therapy could've put Old Thunder back together again, but during the time in which the story is set, the best scenario to hope for would've been being locked and hidden away in the attic of his home. RIP, you poor son of a bitch.

With Whale Weekly coming to an end, I wanted to talk about something that's been bouncing around in head for awhile.

I've seen a lot of AU speculation about what would happen if Ahab gave up his pursuit of the White Whale, but what if in another universe he isn't doomed to failure? What if he succeeds in killing the White Whale? What then?

Does killing the allegory for God that caused him so much pain and obsession bring him peace and satisfaction? Or in the end is the whale just a whale after all, and Ahab is still left with all the hurt and anger and nothing to show for it but ruin?

[outeremissary]

I have so much love in my heart for dear friends who have put up with completely unprompted random Limbus messages for the past two weeks. I can't even finish the canto because I need to turn Ahab over in my brain forever I'm obsessed with that old woman. She really does make you crazy, wow <3 I just love her fucking charisma. I love how you can feel the way that people bend exactly the way she wants without even recognizing it, the way it doesn't matter what a person feels about her, she still gets her claws in them, and it just makes sense. Her gravitational pull. Her power. I feel like a lot of things struggle to do a manipulative character who doesn't feel like they're playing cartoon 5D chess with the manipulation and somehow the whale rant woman does it. The way that she has Ishmael doing exactly what she wants again with Ishmael none the wiser after being in contact with her for like ten minutes!! It's amazing. She's so openly unhinged and unstable but she's so pleasant and confident and just pulls you along and I have ungodly feelings for that old woman