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When we left off last, I introduced you all to the angels, a group of technologically advanced, sexually liberated, and gorgeous men from another dimension. They came to repopulate Earth in the 2060s after a cataclysmic event wiped out most of the Earth's population. These angels had an impact on law, and caused another group to emerge - the Demons.

As mentioned before, Phallic City is part of a Sexual Utopia, and not a general utopia. This means that there is still conflict, infighting, crime, prostitution, and even murder. Unfortunately, the Angels soon became a target due to the ire they drew from underground factions who resisted the new open approach to sexuality and decriminalization and de-tabooing of what the sexual majority at the same used as a way to gain control over the masses.

The Demons, led by a faction of character types soon to be announced, were cybernetically enhanced with one thing and one thing only: weapons that could kill the Angels. However, with their allure, power, and almost complete impenetrable skin, the Angels are not easily killed, or assassinated depending on their political rank.

The men who join The Demons are a conflicted bunch. They live outside lives following their old social norms and appear to be against the new policies, but most of them have actually just been rejected after making advances on Angels. The allure of Angels is beyond gender, and these men are resentful that they have been bewitched by the Angels. As often comes with shame and self-loathing, these men turned to violence to solve the conflicts they felt inside.

As you'll see in the images, not all Demons are made the same. There is a complicated ranking system within the organization, or more likely cult, that provides the Demon assassins with further cybernetic enhancements. New recruits often retain many of their human characteristics, but successful ones who have taken down some Angels, are rewarded with enough enhancements that almost completely take their humanity away.

In a gameplay situation, I imagine that your characters are called to protect the Angels, so on the early levels, you would face many of these characters. Their ranking within the organization would, of course, affect their stats. In later images, you'll even see the equivalent of what would be a boss level Demon character - someone who has killed the most Angels, but is not quite the leader of the Demons yet.

Description

Disclaimer: AI Art
Did you know you’re only seeing half the images in this series? The other half are being added to the $2/month Support My Work tier . This is a fantastic tier if you’re not feeling quite ready for a full premium gallery or maybe the other subscriptions aren’t for you. If you want more of Phallic City 2082, I hope you’ll consider signing up.

When we left off last, I introduced you all to the angels, a group of technologically advanced, sexually liberated, and gorgeous men from another dimension. They came to repopulate Earth in the 2060s after a cataclysmic event wiped out most of the Earth's population. These angels had an impact on law, and caused another group to emerge - the Demons.

As mentioned before, Phallic City is part of a Sexual Utopia, and not a general utopia. This means that there is still conflict, infighting, crime, prostitution, and even murder. Unfortunately, the Angels soon became a target due to the ire they drew from underground factions who resisted the new open approach to sexuality and decriminalization and de-tabooing of what the sexual majority at the same used as a way to gain control over the masses.

The Demons, led by a faction of character types soon to be announced, were cybernetically enhanced with one thing and one thing only: weapons that could kill the Angels. However, with their allure, power, and almost complete impenetrable skin, the Angels are not easily killed, or assassinated depending on their political rank.

The men who join The Demons are a conflicted bunch. They live outside lives following their old social norms and appear to be against the new policies, but most of them have actually just been rejected after making advances on Angels. The allure of Angels is beyond gender, and these men are resentful that they have been bewitched by the Angels. As often comes with shame and self-loathing, these men turned to violence to solve the conflicts they felt inside.

As you'll see in the images, not all Demons are made the same. There is a complicated ranking system within the organization, or more likely cult, that provides the Demon assassins with further cybernetic enhancements. New recruits often retain many of their human characteristics, but successful ones who have taken down some Angels, are rewarded with enough enhancements that almost completely take their humanity away.

In a gameplay situation, I imagine that your characters are called to protect the Angels, so on the early levels, you would face many of these characters. Their ranking within the organization would, of course, affect their stats. In later images, you'll even see the equivalent of what would be a boss level Demon character - someone who has killed the most Angels, but is not quite the leader of the Demons yet.