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Today is Halloween!
Alice, dressed as a ghost and covered in a large cloth, also got a proper lesson from her friend, Imp, who said, "Today's the day to play pranks on the person you like and get some delicious treats♥ I'll teach you the most satisfying way♥" ♥
She played pranks and got pranked, and it seems she got plenty of candy♥
Alice, whose portrait I got to paint, was a girl I met by chance in town. I had only agreed to paint her portrait for an hour, but
a little over an hour passed...and in the middle of drawing, she started playing trick-or-treat with her older brother.
Alice's species has a habit of erasing her memory of sexual encounters, but when I asked her friend Imp later, she happily boasted to all her friends, "My older brother played with me all night long, and it was so much fun♥ I got lots of sweet, white candy♥"
That's enough of the introduction. In fact, there is a celebration similar to Halloween in the world of Monster Girl Encyclopedia!
Festivals and their meanings vary by region, but tonight I'd like to introduce you to Halloween in the Encyclopedia World!
[Encyclopedia World Halloween ①]
The most popular festival in the Encyclopedia World is the one hosted by a church that worships Hel, the goddess of life and death.
Back in the days when monsters weren't monster girls, it was believed that at a certain time, dead humans would become ghosts and return to their families.
The original meaning of the festival was to hold a ritual to prevent the spirits of lingering family members, as well as any demons or monsters that might jump on the bandwagon, from causing trouble.
However, with monsters becoming monster girls and the nature of ghosts changing significantly, it has now become an entirely different festival.
This festival is the one day a year when the goddess Hel's great magical power leaks out into the world, and many of the dead are resurrected as undead and return to the living.
The living welcome the undead by dressing up as zombies, ghosts, and various other monsters to show their welcome,
making it easier for the newly resurrected undead to return to their families and be welcomed as new lovers or wives.
Therefore, when an unmarried man dresses up, it is a sign to the returning undead monster girls that he is ready to welcome them as his bride.
If you go out at night in costume, you are sure to attract a beautiful undead.
Also, for men who are already married, In the case of monster girls, dressing up as monster girls is meant to deepen the bond between husband and wife.
"Trick or Treat"
The husband should welcome his costumed wife and give her something delicious she desires.
If he's not ready, it's customary for the wife to play a prank on her husband. ♥
[Halloween in the World of the Encyclopedia Part 2: Beasts]
Among some monsters, this festival is known as "a time for husbands to dress up in costumes."
Since all monster girls are female, it's customary for husbands to dress up as "male monsters of the same species," to mimic what it would be like if their wives had males of their own species.
With both males and females of the same species gathered together, it's only natural that husband and wife will engage in sexual intercourse.
Husbands are encouraged to be more proactive on this day, and wives often expect it, so Husbands who are constantly being raped, try to put in a little effort today.
Furthermore, after the festival, a husband dressed up in costume reported, "My penis is acting up. It got incredibly hard that day and hasn't gone down since. I'm producing so much semen that it's filling my girlfriend's stomach..."
"My wife has always loved my smell, but now it's making her melt just from the scent of it. She presses her face against my penis and sniffs it whenever she gets the chance."
Such testimonies have led to speculation that this festival may involve some kind of ritualistic magical effect, a large-scale "ritual magic."
[Halloween in the World Illustrated Encyclopedia 3: Zipangu Edition]
In recent years, the festival described in 1 has spread to Zipangu, across the ocean, and a similar festival is said to be taking place.
On this day, youkai dress up as Western monster girls, but normally, even devoted and husband-loving yokai turn into ferocious Western monster girls on this day, apparently enjoying unusual reverse rape with their husbands.
In some regions, it's also a day to appease the god Inari and her attendants, who protect the country.
These girls, who normally reside in sacred lands, dress up in costumes and visit towns, where they can casually approach men looking to take them home as spouses.
It's also a festival that invites demons and Ushi-oni, who usually live in the mountains, to town for a day of drinking, singing, and having fun.
New couples are formed, and even existing couples are soaked in the heat that they can do whatever they want, even have children. It's a festival to pray for fertility.
So, tonight I've introduced you to Halloween in the world of illustrated books.
On a night when you can dress up and become a different version of yourself, have lots of fun with a different bride or a different version of yourself!