Nightshade
| Nightshade | |
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| Created by | October |
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| Species | Liepard |
| Gender | Male |
| Main Kinks | Sadism, Degradation, Blood Play |
| Sexual Position | Dominant Top |
| Occupation | Bedroom Waiter |
| Nationality | USA |
Description
Nightshade is a bit of a dick. The hollow star shapes that his markings naturally form resemble Nightshade leaves, from which he takes his name, but it is his personality which is by far the most toxic thing about him.
When this Liepard joined Plaisir, he expected immediately to become the baddest of the bad, the most respected and the most feared. When he turned out to be less scary than Eclipse and less glamorous than Firenze he did the only reasonable thing a narcissistic sadist could do and immedaitely started taking it out on customers, colleages and anyone else unfortunate enough to get under his claws.
He has an unhealthy co-dependant relationship with Hemlock, whose extreme masochism is complimented quite unfortunately by Nightshade's constant, deliberate and indulgeant cruelty. Attributes that Hemlock turns out to be quite protective over, only too happy to feed the feline's ego if it results in more harsh treatment for Hemlock.
And given that Nightshade is the all-too-proud owner of a huge, barbed feline penis, even the most casual of cruelty tends to be quite an experience for the masochistic.
Constantly scheming to improve his status, usually at the expense of another, Nightshade could be considered a threat; If only his own arrogance and inability to admit fault would allow him the ability to succeed at anything. As such, he tends to fall into the role of comedically evil yet ineffective villain.
Unless he gets his claws into you.
Appearances
Nightshade had several cameo appearances in October's Jaunt and some side series such as the Hentai Kyuubi 1k shorts, where he had his own vignette, but didn't get any serious roles until Year of October's Bite Club series, where he takes the role of primary antagonist. He has since appeared (briefly) in Barley's Shadow of Eclipse series and in Amarok's contribuation to the Bite Club Anthology.
