EIHA Agency Report: Alien Hive Phenomenon
Report Author: Dr. Aris Thorne (PhD, Xenobiology)
We have observed a marked increase in pheromone-based congregational behaviour amongst pregnant human subjects carrying various species.
Agent Evelyn Reed (Field Operative, Level 4) - assisted Dr. Thorne in initial containment and observation of the phenomenon. These observations revealed a pattern: multiple women, each pregnant with varying extraterrestrial species exhibiting heightened hormonal states, congregating in remote, secluded locations, which we have designated as “hive chambers”. The hives themselves appear to be self-organising. The pregnant women present at these hives exhibit synchronized physiological changes – increased uterine contractions, intensified pheromone release, and a near-total suppression of individual agency. The effect is likely a combination of pheromonal manipulation and their own species' unique bio-chemical influence on their endocrine system, triggering a euphoric state that superseded rational thought.
Agent Reed’s observations and covert monitoring of these hives provided critical insight. The women within the hive were not simply congregating; they were actively engaging in sexual activity – a chaotic, yet seemingly coordinated, series of couplings between individuals carrying different species. This appeared to facilitate interspecies cross-breeding during pregnancy, a phenomenon only witnessed in select, rare cases before.
The Genesis of this occurrence appears to start with just two impregnated women. As their bodies, both overrun with alien hormones, get closer to each other, they exhibit a compulsive need for physical contact. Agent Reed's observations revealed a distinct pattern: "a synergistic amplification of the hormonal surges triggered by the proximity of their respective alien pregnancies. The effect appears intoxicating; an intense, euphoric pleasure radiating from them. Their hormones snowball off of each other, and eventually draw others to their shared state."
Once they've found a secluded spot (often the apartment of one of the hosts who lives alone) their sexual drive becomes unstoppable. This presents a striking visual - up to 8 hosts sharing a single bed, legs and arms entangled in a sensual dance of constant euphoria, aliens being birthed and immediately sliding into the already pregnant body of a nearby host to alter the DNA of her burgeoning young.
“The women’s movements were languid, deliberate, their bodies swaying in a hypnotic rhythm, a sensual dance of pregnant desire. The sight of their glistening skin, the gentle quivering of their distended bellies as they writhed in mutual pleasure, was both unsettling and intensely alluring. Their moans reverberate through the room, a symphony of ecstasy born from a shared biological imperative. The cross-species interaction within the Hive suggests potential unforeseen evolutionary leaps, with several women already showing signs of interspecies embryonic fusion."
“While we're seeing many traits we've seen before, some hosts becoming very fatty and decadent, others exhibiting increased muscle mass and enlarged buttocks, some species that have risen during these few days are unlike any others on file within the EIHA records. Some incredible and unique physiological traits have been observed in some of the women only a few days in. The host dubbed “Winter” has exhibited drastic complexion changes, where their skin glows with an iridescent sheen. It appears the hybrid pregnancy is causing her previously pale complexion to shimmer with a pearlescent luminescence.”
“By day 8 the hosts barely seem to open their eyes anymore, they navigate purely by touch. They explore each other's bodies with their hands and tongues, groping and licking constantly. The “paperclip phenomenon” I first noticed on day 4 has continued to escalate; where the more often a host gets double or triple impregnated, the more likely subsequently birthed aliens will choose that same mother for further impregnations. This creates an ever-escalating phenomenon where one host is singled out as the proverbial “bubbling cauldron” of these new alien species. The host dubbed “Megan” has undoubtedly become this cauldron. Her breasts are swollen and taut, she lays in the center of this entanglement of bodies with a belly engorged to a size that would prevent her from standing up even if she wanted to. The taut orb bustles with the constant motion of alien activity within. Whenever a new alien slithers inside her, the activity gets frantic and aggressive, but over time eases and the abdominal pulsing becomes rhythmic in nature. I believe this could be a visual indicator of the embryonic fusion of the various species."
"Her size and tightness seems to attract affection from the others within the hive - she is regularly the subject of belly rubs and kisses from the nearby women. Every time a new alien picks her as a host I worry this will be the one to split her open, but her body continues to adapt. Further study of Megan's physiology post-conclusion of this report would likely be extremely insightful.”
Reed’s report highlights the almost ritualistic nature of their actions, punctuated by rhythmic chanting and synchronized movements, suggesting some form of subconscious communication or shared psychic experience driven by the synergistic effects of the multiple alien bio-influences. This behaviour transcended mere sexual drive and suggested a complex, biologically-driven group consciousness.
The implications for containment strategies are considerable. The sheer scale of cross-species impregnation within these hives is unprecedented; the resulting offspring pose a huge biological enigma and possible threat. The mixing and amplifying of traits gives rise to new species that we have no current intel to combat in the wild at a rate that exceeds our ability to study them.
The challenge now lies not just in containing the hives, but in understanding the underlying mechanisms driving this behaviour. The Alien Hives represent a paradigm shift in our understanding of xenobiological pregnancy and social interaction. Further research is needed to determine the precise nature of the interspecies genetic exchange and the long-term consequences. The possible development of novel, highly adaptable, and potentially hostile extraterrestrial life forms within these hives constitutes a significant threat. Recommendations for increased research funding and a reassessment of current containment protocols are urgently required. The Alien Hive phenomenon demands immediate and comprehensive attention. The future of humanity, and possibly the planet, may depend on it.
