Orion Slave Girls

Reknown as something "no man can resist", Orion slave girls are far from slaves.

Depending on the particular character, they are either consentual submissives, trophy wives/mates or the master of the relationship. Each girl has her own goals, and her own methods for acheiving them. Thankfully, it always involves showing a lot of green skin.

For a start, here are a few basic facts about all Orions:

Not all are green: skin tones range from pale or ruddy yellows to bright green emerald, blue-green and dark olive.
Their planet is lit by a blue-white sun, so their green skin protects them from the ultraviolet radiation.
To the rest of the universe, Orion females look enslaved by Orion males. In fact, males are subservient to the females.
Males are tall, muscular and mostly bald. They alse tend to dress like pirates from Arabian Nights.
Females can produce a pheromone that can manipulate males of other species—only Vulcans are immune.

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