Blood Moon: The Eternal Night Egg Born of Bloodlight
Chapter One: Shattering the Sanctified, Selfless Gaze – The Story and Origins of the Blood Moon
Chang Xi, Chang Xi, not the wife of the Emperor;
She feeds no children, shelters no souls.
Drifting beyond the heavens, adrift among alien stars;
A beacon calls her forth, the moon falls upon Jiangjin.
Blessing all things, fields of millet thrive;
Yet bound by walls upon walls, imprisoned night and day.
Spring thunder rouses the dormant, the sleeping maiden wakes;
Through tangled webs of dust, she descends—bloodstained.
This is a tale of vengeance—of the making of a woman, the forging of a mother goddess.
The Blood Moon is an extraterrestrial lifeform composed of fungal matter. In its embryonic state, it resembles a marred full moon, drifting endlessly through space, seeking a light-induced environment to trigger its transformation from vegetative growth to reproductive expansion. Drawn by the beacon of Moon Jiangjin, it chooses to settle there.
The villagers discover that the "second full moon" emanates a mysterious moonlight with miraculous healing properties. They exalt it as a divine blessing from Chang Xi, Mother of the Moon—even as they alter the lighthouse to control the Blood Moon, forcing it to continuously emit its light, never allowing it to leave.
One day, the ever-growing Blood Moon reaches its breaking point—it ruptures, and a massive entity is born from within. A flood of blood-red spores erupts from its womb, and the once-healing moonlight becomes a harbinger of horror, engulfing the entire village in catastrophe.
This is our expression—written in blood and bone—of what it means to be assigned female.
We are the "Second Sex" under patriarchal structures, molded into forms of purity, gentleness, servitude, and obedience. Our defiance is demonized—if we are not saints or virtuous wives, we are whores, madwomen.
And yet, "woman" is not simply a collection of traits; it is a condition. The very name "Chang Xi" reflects the condition imposed upon the Blood Moon by the villagers of Moon Jiangjin.
Chang Xi, from the ancient text Shan Hai Jing, was the mythical mother of the moon and consort of a celestial emperor. By naming the Blood Moon "Chang Xi", the villagers enshrine it as a "Mother Goddess," a "Divine Woman", forcing it into the sanctified, selfless role they desire. Their exploitation is wrapped in the guise of reverence—as if the obedient servitude they demand is a natural extension of its will and virtue. Their selfish consumption is rationalized as "her pleasure" and "her duty."
The Blood Moon had no gender, no purpose, yet they deified it, glorified it, projected their desires upon it, until it became nothing more than a slave to their altar.
The villagers are not good, not innocent, not devout souls in need of salvation; nor is the Blood Moon evil, nor the merciful Mother of the Moon.
When it finally awakens, gathering the power long withheld from it, it unfurls its tendrils, giving birth to a new embryo, leaving destruction in its wake.
This is its long-awaited, deliberate vengeance.
In the design of the mature form of the Blood Moon, we drew inspiration from ctenophores, mantis shrimps, and sea slugs—deep-sea creatures that embody both fluidity and structure. Between its delicate, exposed gills lies a hardened exoskeleton, a stark contrast of softness and resilience.
Its egg-bearing abdominal cavity takes the shape of a vulva, yet within it resides an unsettling sight—countless unblinking eyes. This is a symbol of gaze returned for gaze, objectification turned back upon the objectifier—a reversal of power that weaponizes the very language once used to shame, until shame itself ceases to exist.
The internal structure of this cavity is inspired by giant clams and oysters, featuring intricately developed radiating folds and raised, scale-like ridges. What is often considered the most fragile and vulnerable part of a woman can just as well be sharp, unyielding, and formidable. Like flesh entwined with bone, like tenderness laced with steel, our emotions—soft though they may seem—are also the very force that lets us scream, strike, and shatter.
The Blood Moon has never forgotten its own power. Even in moments of vulnerability, it remains self-aware, seething with fury at its imposed fate. After biding its time, gathering its strength, it tears apart the label of "Chang Xi", shatters the sanctified, selfless gaze, and reclaims its voice and agency.
This is our blessing to all women and gender minorities—a reminder that softness and ferocity coexist within us. May more of us awaken, open our eyes, and speak in our own voices.
Chapter 2: Twisting, Squeezing, Crawling, Binding
—The Details and Design Concept of the Ovipositor
Blood Moon is inspired by Shub-Niggurath from the Cthulhu Mythos, with its design elements drawn from large fungal species, merging the fleshy textures of marine creatures and ectothermic animals. It forms a dynamic representation of snake-like tentacles and blood-flesh tumors twisting and squeezing together, resembling the apocalyptic demon columns or the tentacles of the Great Old Ones.
Confronted with the colossal beasts beyond the stars, humanity is powerless, destined to become the breeding ground for their spawn.
Blood Moon is Master4Fancy's first ovipositor. By slowly pushing several eggs through the hollow inner tube, it eventually delivers them from the toy's head.
Have you ever fantasized about this? Countless sticky eggs being laid one by one inside, your abdomen growing more bloated, unable to resist. Thick fluid spills out, leaving chaos in its wake.
Blood Moon exists for this very purpose.
The structure of Blood Moon resembles thick "tentacles" breaking through the eggshells—
Four columnar wrist supports coil around each other, stretching and twisting, much like a snake slithering. The surface is covered with spiny, scale-like protrusions and grainy spots, resembling the toughest reverse scales on animals or vibrant moss spots caused by infection in plants.
The seemingly symmetrical stems each have a different side. At times, the twisted wrist supports coil together, strangling every breath nearby; at other times, delicate fungal threads appear and vanish, charging like a force breaking through bamboo, reaching for the sky.
Meanwhile, developing spores cling together, uneven and pitted, hidden between the tentacle-like wrist supports. In the gaps where they are bound and confined, they wriggle, resembling exposed organs or resting eyes.
This "asymmetry within symmetry" imbues Blood Moon with life. It feels alive, its flexible wrist supports twisting skillfully, like a massive mouth opening and closing, only to bind together again.
The large and small tumor-like spores rise and fall in the gaps, resembling mouths and eyes that breathe and blink. The entwining force intensifies, the blood surging closer to the surface. It writhes, stretches, and crawls.
The head of Blood Moon is the opened break of a mature fungus, with thick wrist supports deeply embedded within it. It seems as though it is applying internal force to pry open the largest spore, forcing it to produce stronger eggs.
It contracts and squeezes in a rhythmic pattern, as variously shaped eggs stretch it to a translucent brilliance. Humanity waits, anticipating the sensory feast that will emerge with effortless force.
The ovipositor genre is often limited by the need for evenly applied pressure to aid egg pushing, which typically results in a straight-up, vertical design. However, we chose to innovate with "asymmetry within symmetry," recreating the tension of wrist supports and spores intertwining and wriggling. The final form of the product seems to freeze a dynamic moment in time.
In the design of Blood Moon, we referenced the red star-headed fungus, with multiple wrist supports extending from the fungal cap. The base of the wrist supports is composed of the spore-producing tissue (gleba) with a slimy texture. The base is also designed with four petal-like structures, inspired by the Earth Star fungus, which is spherical in its immature state and splits open to expand when mature. The head is inspired by the round shape of the fungus Bovista, where spores are produced internally and, upon maturity, break the skin and are released.
The head of Blood Moon is a rounded, suitable shape for insertion, while the stem is composed of thick tentacles and numerous bulging flesh-like tumors. The full, twisted four-sided column within it will create undulating, unique sensations.
The toy has a well-balanced diameter, with grainy bumps all over its surface that provide subtle stimulation. The overall friction is moderate, with strong squeezing and expanding sensations. It requires some experience to fully enjoy, making it ideal for more advanced users and seasoned enthusiasts.
Even without using the ovipositor function, Blood Moon can be enjoyed as a regular toy. The hollow inner tube does not affect its muscular sensation, and the rounded base is easy to grip and control. It alone is sufficient to bring satisfaction.
With the addition of gooey, irregular-shaped eggs and thick lubricant, it offers a triple sensory experience—visual, psychological, and physical!
Chapter 3: "Moon God" Eternal Night Nest
—The Design Concept of Irregular Eggs and Color Scheme
The spores of Blood Moon exist in four developmental stages: from the ascus-like structure resembling the moon's surface, to the barely-visible juvenile embryo, to the calcified, hardened form approaching maturity, and finally to the egg cleavage, where a new deity is about to be born.
Irregular Eggs
▲ Concept Diagram of the Life Cycle of Blood Moon's Spores and Embryos
Ascus → Juvenile Embryo → Calcification → Egg Cleavage → Adult Emergence → Tentacles Extend from the Adult's Abdominal Cavity to Release Spores → Spores Develop into Ascus
Such slippery, irregular eggs? Of course, you'll have to make them yourself to enjoy them fully~ When you purchase the Blood Moon toy, you'll receive a four-in-one egg mold (which can simultaneously create "Ascus," "Juvenile Embryo," "Calcified," and "Egg Cleavage" types of eggs). You can also buy the egg molds separately to try them out!
Eggs, as spherical objects, carry certain risks when inserted into the body. If they cannot be expelled, a trip to the hospital may be required! That's why we have chosen not to sell silicone eggs (since the string may not be easy to grab and might even break), and instead, we recommend making gelatin eggs using the mold. These gelatin eggs are made from gelatin powder.
Gelatin is a collagen protein extracted from animal bones and skin, primarily composed of protein. It is commonly used as a food gelling agent in mousse, jelly, and pudding. The reason we recommend gelatin eggs is because of its unique properties: it starts to soften and melt at temperatures of 30-40°C. This means that eggs made from gelatin will shrink and melt at body temperature, and you can restore them to a liquid state with a hot shower, preventing any issues with removal.
When you purchase Blood Moon, you'll receive an instructional video on how to make eggs. If you have any issues, feel free to contact our customer service! We cannot send gelatin eggs to you because they would melt during shipping! We also don't sell gelatin powder, but you can easily find reputable brands on major platforms.
You’ll Need to Make the Eggs Yourself
Making them is actually really simple! Here’s what you’ll need: an egg mold, gelatin powder, food coloring (optional), hot water, a disposable paper cup or a measuring cup with a spout, a stirring stick or chopsticks, and a fridge. Just mix the gelatin powder with the hot water, pour it into the egg mold, and let it set in the fridge. After it solidifies, you’ll have those clear, sticky, and slippery eggs.
If you want to try other materials, you’ll need to think about how easily you can remove them, like making sure you securely attach the string. You also need to make sure the material is safe for your body to avoid allergic reactions or other issues.
We really encourage you to try out different materials and colors (like using resin, chocolate, or adding food coloring, etc.) to create all sorts of unique, irregular eggs. They’re great for display or as fun dessert molds (the mold is food-grade), but please, don't insert them into your body casually.
For safety reasons, we only recommend using gelatin-made eggs for internal use. Life is precious, so let's make safe choices! (ц｀ω´ц*)
Gelatin Eggs Just Taken Out of the Fridge
After sitting at room temperature for a while, they become clear and translucent.
Adding food coloring gives them a metallic feel.
Colorful candy, want a bowl?
Before actual use, there are a few things to prepare.
First, pour some lubricant into the hollow inner tube of the egg laying device and use your finger to apply it thoroughly. Then, insert an egg and gently squeeze the stem to release it. The first time you use it, there may be some resistance due to uneven internal lubrication, but the second time will be noticeably smoother.
Once you’ve ensured there’s sufficient lubrication inside and out, you're ready to have some fun! Simply insert a few eggs one by one, and they will slowly push the egg ahead of them into your body.
Be mindful of cleaning after use. If there’s a lot of fluid left inside, use your hand to gently guide it out to avoid any leakage once you pull up your pants.
Generally speaking, after ensuring that the fluids are properly cleared, you only need to clean the external area. There's no need to wash the internal area, as over-washing can damage the vagina’s natural self-cleaning ability.
Color Moonlight: "Do not go gentle into that good night."
Color Palette: Semi-transparent ivory green, dark swirling teal gradient, dark green starry base.
Lighting Effect, Non-Glow-in-the-Dark
“Under the full moon, its surface shines like a mirror, with countless tiny glowing specks, resembling its semi-transparent skin, rising and falling with every breath. Walking beneath it is like parting a river of shattered gemstones.”
Beneath the sacred moonlight, dark currents stir, turning into a dense mass of black clouds. Healing and destruction are separated by but a thought.
Bloodshed: Beneath the red moonlight, countless branches break through the soil, glowing in a blood-red phosphorescence. Color Palette: Skin color, crimson staining, dark red starry base.
"On the damp, rain-soaked soil, a slimy membrane flows over the surface of the branches, like an eel just crawling out of the water. It writhes, crushing a few unfortunate animals that didn’t escape in time, and the earthy, damp scent is quickly replaced by the smell of blood."
Stars whirl in frenzy, fire rains down from the sky, and blood-stained moonlight pours out. The earth quivers with its movement. What is taken by force must be repaid in blood.
Note: The color staining position, amount, and direction are random. The appearance may vary depending on the angle, making each toy unique.
Decayed Jade (Glow-in-the-Dark): From birth to decay in an instant, the alien creature opens its eyes, ushering in the eternal night. Color Palette: Semi-transparent bluish-gray, purple-black staining, dark purple starry base, phosphorescent blue glow-in-the-dark staining.
"It rampages across this planet, enacting vengeance. In the midst of people's triumphant sleep, it opens eyes through flowers and moss, centered on the Moon River, and with a spear of destruction suspended, it awaits the arrival of the long night."
On its zombie-like bluish-gray skin, purple-black bruises spread, quietly growing decay. Opening its eyes, you awaken among a mountain of eggs, faint phosphorescent light casting an eerie glow. Sturdy branches weave through, trapping you in this sticky, inescapable embrace.
Glow-in-the-dark effect in the darkness.
Note: The glow-in-the-dark effect requires light storage. Place the toy under sunlight or a UV light for a few seconds, and it will glow when placed in the dark. Without exposure to light, it won’t glow!
One size, three color schemes.
Egg-making mold, capable of creating the following: spore sac, embryo, calcified, egg splitting.
Eggs made using the mold.
Want to experience the joy of egg-laying?
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