Devour. Now there's a thought, but he'll save that for later. Hyth scoots around until he can get Emet-Selch's robes hiked up and his hand infiltrating them, letting his words pair with the physical stimulation to make Emet-Selch as agreeable as possible.

At the Bureau concepts are described in clear, detailed terms to specific parameters. This helps get across the creator's intent as clearly as possible and avoids misunderstandings, or artistic interpretation.

Hyth uses none of these when he describes his vision. He wants Emet-Selch to have control, that's the entire point. He describes the poetic image of a great, glowing thing with tendrils cascading down its back and another its perfect mirror, concave where its mate is convex, the perfect size to take and hold it.

"And I want to see you in the moment when you become it. And see myself when you remake me."