Genesis
Sometimes, even for demonesses with hardened hearts, unexpected love can blossom from the most mundane encounters with seemingly ordinary people. Such a thing must have happened when Kiyodai and Liliah started seeing each other. It was all just some innocent fun at first, but eventually Liliah's fondness grew to unfamiliar levels, and she became curious, and eventually eager, to see what could come from mating with this kitsune.
And so Liliko was born, a mixed-race succubus and kitsune, sometimes called a foxcubus, or perhaps sukitsune! Like her elder sister Lilin, she was raised and educated in Liliah's home realm in the infernal planes, reaching adulthood in a few months of mortal's time, accelerated by the passage of time in that world, and beginning her succubus education.
Liliko was a peculiar creature, however. Abysmally unskilled in some areas yet a genius in other areas, gifted with strange powers rarely seen in this race of succubi, and most of all appearing very different from everyone else, her passage in succubus academy was strewn with hardship and the mockery of others. Eventually, so bad was she at many of her classes, she was expelled not even halfway through the centennial program. And yet, once thrown prematurely in the world of mortals -- escaping there, in fact, since she was never to be sent there as a failed succubus -- she surprised all by being extremely effective and successful at collecting life force!
Character summary
Liliko is a half-succubus half-kitsune, a full foot taller than her mother due to the kitsune genes and displaying a thick mane of bright, fiery orange hair, as well as little patches in the middle of her chest and on her pubic mound. Instead of a smooth black tail like Liliah's, hers was an impressively long, very thick, addictively fluffy fox's tail.
Liliko is a completely, hopelessly and openly submissive and mazochistic creature. With her warm and cheerful manners and her animal magnetism, she is almost impossible to dislike, and in fact is quite difficult to resist.