Wicktum said: In my eyes this was a fairly nice yukkuri. She wondered why mister did this even though he was so nice. She even said that she loved him.
Because some people just want to watch the yukkuri burn.
Wicktum said: In my eyes this was a fairly nice yukkuri. She wondered why mister did this even though he was so nice. She even said that she loved him.
This story use the fan theory that yukkuri cause mental illness where human seeing them will have murderous impulse against them and then became abyuser after they tasted their first kill. It doesn't matter if the yukkuri is nice, any human seeing them, even those who think they're tolerant or even yukkuri lover, will became rabid yukkuri abyuser and unable to stop.
Therapy don't work. The therapist will became an abyuser too.
Salem said: This story use the fan theory that yukkuri cause mental illness where human seeing them will have murderous impulse against them and then became abyuser after they tasted their first kill. It doesn't matter if the yukkuri is nice, any human seeing them, even those who think they're tolerant or even yukkuri lover, will became rabid yukkuri abyuser and unable to stop.
Therapy don't work. The therapist will became an abyuser too.
That would cause a mass wave of an abyuser outbreak. If that happened the world would hunt the yukkuris to extinction and everyone would go mad without being able to abyuse yus anymore.
Salem said: This story use the fan theory that yukkuri cause mental illness where human seeing them will have murderous impulse against them and then became abyuser after they tasted their first kill. It doesn't matter if the yukkuri is nice, any human seeing them, even those who think they're tolerant or even yukkuri lover, will became rabid yukkuri abyuser and unable to stop.
Therapy don't work. The therapist will became an abyuser too.
Cataphract said: That would cause a mass wave of an abyuser outbreak. If that happened the world would hunt the yukkuris to extinction and everyone would go mad without being able to abyuse yus anymore.
We are all slaves to our dopamine masters.
But what Cataphract says is correct: people would actively seek out yukkuri to kill, and when they're extinct, it's likely that people would turn on small animals, then to each other, in order to sustain the brain chemistry that made them addicted in the first place.
Cataphract said: That would cause a mass wave of an abyuser outbreak. If that happened the world would hunt the yukkuris to extinction and everyone would go mad without being able to abyuse yus anymore.
I know the "Strive for Easiness" series touches on that a bit, but I wouldn't mind seeing (or writing) a fan fic where the impulse to abyuse yukkuri not only wipes them out, but causes a 28 Days Later-style scenario where humanity wipes its own self out, all for want of a sentient pastry. That'd be a helluva story.
boom said: I know the "Strive for Easiness" series touches on that a bit, but I wouldn't mind seeing (or writing) a fan fic where the impulse to abyuse yukkuri not only wipes them out, but causes a 28 Days Later-style scenario where humanity wipes its own self out, all for want of a sentient pastry. That'd be a helluva story.
The critical factor would be how many yukkuri exist in the beginning and how fast human are burning them away.
Unlike zombie apocalypse, the madness can only be caused by yukkuri. Means the person affected doesn't change into a vector for the disease. This made it impossible for the illness to spread after the only carrier (yukkuri) are extinct and will finally dies out.
In perspective of a pandemic that tries to propagate itself, this is a stupid strategy. It won't last more that probably 1 or 2 generations (which will die quickly too). But that's what you would expect of disease caused by yukkuri, stupid.
Also if there's more human unaffected, either because they don't have long enough contact with yukkuri, or doesn't get their share of the kill, they can defend themselves and either kill the rabid human, or wait until they die from killing each others. Good thing is, there's no risk of infection.