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Following Vox’s suicidal crashout, Valentino and Velvette retrieve his decapitated body and decide to keep it alive in a cryogenic chamber. After spending the next few months as an Ipad, Vox eventually sorta chills out. The other Vees take pity on him and decide to give him his body back under one condition:
Vox will no longer have his dick. Instead, he will have fully functioning female genitalia. Temporarily, of course but for a long enough time to humble him.
Vox doesn’t really have a choice, he wants to eat, get drunk and jerk off so bad he says yes almost immediately. But he still wants his dick back, real bad. That’s where an injured and almost equally as desperate Alastor comes into play.or
Vox gets his body back but has a pussy as a punishment so he decides to make a deal with Alastor to get his dick back in exchange for a favor that might solve a problem of Alastor’s own.
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11 Jan 2026
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Alastor comes up with a plan that requires him to body swap with Vox for an hour. When the spell goes awry, he finds himself in the wrong body at the wrong time—or, maybe it’s just the right time. Alastor should feel nothing but hate for Vox, but the only one he can hate for enjoying this is himself.
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• Some things in Hell, a shit ton of things actually, didn’t require an explanation and felt better for the lack of one. Tongue-fucking the digital mouth of a man who had a screen for a head was one of those without a doubt. •
In which Vox is a sore loser about being horny and won't make the first move. Good thing, Val is a professional and knows just how to make him.
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All Vox wanted was to get his body back. Technically, that is what he got.
In which the Hazbin Hotel acquires its latest guest, one Vincent Whittman.
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11 Jan 2026
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Valentino trusted Vox. That was the whole point of their partnership – even if most nights, it was more than strictly business between them. But then a startling revelation from none other than Alastor throws everything into question. Out of all the complicated emotions Val feels for Vox, the one he never expected to experience was betrayal.