Diakor
| Diakor | |
|---|---|
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| Created by | Azulookami |
| Designed by | CursedMarked |
| Species | Dragon |
| Gender | Male |
| Occupation | Sovereign |
| Desires | Mpreg Vore |
Diakor is the dragon Sovereign of the Town in the visual novel GameOver.
Questlines
After receiving Azlos' approval for introducing you,[1] you can enter the back room of the Item Shop, though you find yourself transported to a much more expansive area. Before you towers the form of a massive dragon dozens of feet tall with rather excessively enlarged assets the size of his own body itself. He refers to you as a "moldable vessel" and uses his abilities to make it so he can speak directly into your mind via his domain. This allows him to also see the past events that have not happened, those that occurred in alternative timelines. Referring to himself as "The Sovereign" of this land, he also informs you that he has made you into his thrall at the same time, protecting you from the influence of others. He also will be able to view the world through you and he expects to find that more interesting than what he has been able to view through his associate Azlos. In explaining this, he also mentions a prior traveler to the town who briefly visited and has similar interesting properties to you and he regrets he didn't take the opportunity to enslave that one.[2]
Azlos prods Diakor to explain more to you about what thralldom entails, which is very different from such with a demon or even another mortal being. For the dragon, it means he receives all of your memories and is able to use all of your senses as if they are his own, to experience your life alongside you. He can also speak through you and, if necessary, take control of your body or use his other powers with your body. Apparently the extravagant room instead of a dragon's hoard is due to Azlos giving suggestions on how the dragon can use his power to better present his position over others. This includes the King of the country, who has bowed to the dragon's superiority. As for you, he wishes you to fix the barrier problem in the town that is the primary part of his domain, though he does not wish to do so himself directly because it would harm the land itself if he invoked his power. And for the demon cultists to even accomplish these sorts of magic, they must be well trained in the scholarly magics of life and he desires to consume those powers. The end goal in addition to gaining power is for him to use that power to produce powerful offspring to carry on his lineage. Though the day his children take over the land is far in the future, which you won't live to see, though your reincarnated future self might, as Diakor notes your past life self appears to have already been a thrall to one of his forebears. The mark of thralldom lasts on the soul in all future incarnations.[3]
When next you speak, Diakor senses that another of his followers, Captain Ran, wants to meet with you. He additionally mentions that Ran is wrong in thinking your ability is what will save the town, in fact it has the potential to do the opposite. But the dragon will guide you, though not control your choices, and he also says that he will allow the lion head of the knight legion to take out the troublemaker since that serves his interests.[4] He notices your capability to have children, surprised that both a male and someone who is physically moldable is able to do so, as that is incredibly rare. He tells you that your new goal in life is to eventually bear many young for him, though he will need to adjust your capacity over time to make it feasible considering his very large size.[5]
To that end, you can also choose to play around with the dragon, having multiple options depending on your interests, which Diakor would like to know about in order to better mold you. The full experience of options requires both the vore and transformation kinks to be unlocked. The first choice finds you crushed beneath his extensive length while he teases you. Rather overwhelming, you end up rather exhausted and he says that he needs to learn how to be gentler with your feeble mortal bodies.[6]
