I’m working through the plot line of a science fiction story about a genetically artificial species that is born androgynous and asexual but fully intelligent. After reaching maturity, they undergo a chysilis, becoming a male slave warrior caste.
If they survive their use as expendable shock troops, they would then undergo another profound chysilis into female breeders and sex slaves.
In all of this, their engineered psychology not only grant them the desire to fulfill these roles, but also makes their ability to be satisfied in life, depended upon them.
Obviously, the people who genetically created them are the villains in the story, while the humans who liberated them have to struggle with the moral implications of what the aliens have created and how are they gonna deal with them in their society?
Obviously, this is a very intricate story that could go on for a very long time. My thoughts now are that I’d like to publish this on lush. The project may be too big or have me running into certain guideline restrictions that would prevent, it although nothing would actually be nonconsent because in any case, the slave race is designed to desire whatever their programming required.
I may in the end, keep it separate and publish it on Amazon, depending upon how it comes out. I’ve read science fiction my entire life, and I never come across a story quite like that so it has advantage of being fairly unique. The closest use of cloning in science fiction that I can think of that compares are the gem at a Star Trek, but these are actually quite different from that.
Is that something that would appeal to the audience here I don’t know science fiction isn’t highly red, but there is a niche following for it. In any rate, I haven’t even started yet. I’m still working at the basic ideas.
