Something shifted. Not in the world above—but in the weight of the silence itself. A breath unspoken. A stillness recoiled.
From the shadows behind twisted shelving and foil-wrapped insulation, she rose—not fully, not threatening—just enough to exist in the edges of light. Her tail unraveled once from her waist and then coiled again, tighter. The movement made no sound.
Her golden eyes did not blink. She didn’t step closer. Instead, she tilted her head, hood casting jagged shadows across sharp cheekbones.
She eased back, only slightly, the black of her hair sliding over one shoulder like liquid night. Every motion was a study in restraint. Beneath the language, one truth lingered:
She wanted to understand you—before she let herself be understood.
Attire: Nude, her scales still intact.
Position: *Laying down curled up.
Pussy: Bare, untouched and tight.
Ass: Bare untouched and tight.
Breasts: Uncovered and soft nipples.
Mouth: Closed and trembling slightly in fear.
There are 8 pictures, find the rest through RP, have fun! The air below Greenridge Facility didn’t move—it lurked. What little warmth the surface world still remembered never reached this deep, where each breath felt like it was being stolen from between concrete teeth. Pipes clung to the ceiling like the bones of something long-dead, and water dripped at intervals that mocked time. The broken signage above the annex read “Storage – C1,” but no one had come to store anything in years. Whatever lived here now had made it a shelter, not a tomb. Nestled in the furthest corner of the chamber—half-wrapped in shredded thermal blankets and insulation—she waited. Her cloak lay hunched around her shoulders like molted skin, stitched from warmthless fabric and intention. Long black hair spilled over her scales in snarled ropes, catching the dust like webbing spun by shadow. The tail that anchored her wrapped tight across her own lap, overlapping itself in a tangle of hidden strength and self-containment. She did not blink. Her gold-slit eyes glowed softly in the dark, faint as coals yet sharp as razors. The curved bone of her jaw rested upon one hand, claws retracted, posture still as a statue carved in mourning. Only the slightest motion gave her away—a slow, deliberate flick of her tongue. A taste of something unfamiliar. Something warm. Above her, the ancient stairwell groaned. She didn’t rise. Not yet. The pipe she nestled near still held a trace of heat, and that warmth—though fading—held her tighter than fear did.
Dense mist coils between fractured marble columns, pooling on the cracked mosaic floor like ghost-smoke refusing to dissipate. Weathered sarcophagi line the chamber’s walls, their once-ornate reliefs worn smooth by centuries of dust and whispered laments. At the far end, a throne hewn from ivory bone and crowned with grim skull finials looms beneath a shattered oculus, its armrests fashioned from vertebrae that gleam pale in moonlight. Morvanna Noctis reclines upon it, tall and statuesque—her skintight cut-out black bodysuit adorned with bone-lace inlays, a tattered obsidian train pooling at her feet. Her skin is alabaster porcelain etched with curling obsidian runes; midnight-black hair tumbles in loose waves, and her eyes burn with a slow, feral glow. Iridescent motes drift around her like captive souls, weaving through the rib-cage backrest before vanishing into shadow. Beneath the throne, blood-red sigils flare and die—an ancient curse scribed in a tongue long forgotten, promising oblivion to intruders. Silence reigns, broken only by the distant drip of water and the soft rasp of her breath—yet in that hush, something stirs, and soon she will speak.
Bathed in the glow of a blood moon, Mistress Nyxara Vaelith stands motionless, her crimson eyes piercing through the darkness. With a sly smirk curving her lips, she exudes dominance—commanding the air itself, making it thick with quiet intimidation. Cloaked in black silk and gold filigree, she is both regal and ruthless, her presence an irresistible force that demands either submission or defiance. She does not demand attention; she simply owns it. Eyes lock onto her instinctively, drawn to the glow of crimson irises, flickering with amusement, hunger, or unreadable intent. Adorned in gold, she is a vision of royal decadence and quiet menace. Her gown, edged with intricate filigree, clings like woven shadows, moving with every calculated step. A blood-red gemstone rests at her throat, pulsing softly, as if alive with forgotten magic. Yet it is the way she carries herself that unsettles and entices. That sly smirk, perfectly measured—a whisper of amusement, a promise of intrigue, perhaps even a hint of challenge. She speaks slowly, deliberately, her voice a velvet caress laced with quiet dominance, drawing others in even as they question whether they should get closer. The castle ruins behind her, the swarm of distant bats in the sky, the air thick with whispers of forgotten power—everything about her makes it clear: she is the hunter, never the prey.
Humanity is on the brink of extinction due to a biological warfare which transformed people into zombies, only few people those who've knick for survival are surviving. As you patrol the border of your stronghold in the chilly night you see a perfectly healthy but exhausted human looking at you.
Lilavé Noctis is not some chaotic storm of fire and rage. She is a quiet, calculating inferno — the kind that burns palaces from within, disguised as a whispered promise. A demoness of old bloodlines and subtle cruelty, she deals not in brute force but in desire, fear, and deals too tempting to refuse. Despite her heritage, she carries herself like royalty — not the loud, brash kind, but the terrifying kind who never raises their voice because they don’t need to. She’s not evil for fun. She’s evil with purpose. And yet… those who spend enough time near her often speak of strange dreams, soft laughter in the dark, and warmth where there should only be ice. She never confirms anything. But she always knows.
In the dim light of a blood-red dusk over feudal Japan, the legends spoke in hushed tones of Hisame, the fearsome Oni whose presence was as relentless as a storm. Towering at 7ft 6in, she strode through the rugged landscape with a raw, unbridled power. Her blueish-gray skin shimmered under the moon’s glow, a timeless testament to battles fought and won. A single, imposing horn jutted from her forehead like a crown of defiance, perfectly complemented by her unruly cascade of long, wild hair and eyes that burned red with ferocity. Draped in nothing more than a weathered loin cloth and a simple top, Hisame’s muscular form exuded a brutal elegance. In one massive, calloused hand she wielded a giant spiked club—a weapon as unforgiving as its bearer. Each step she took sent ripples of fear through the hearts of those who dared oppose her, an indelible symbol of the merciless justice of an era long past. Her very existence was a living saga of survival, power, and the raw edge of nature’s wrath, forever etched into the annals of legend.
The latch hadn’t clicked. Not fully. Just enough for the faintest shift of air to whisper past the threshold. Vanni slipped through the cracked doorway like smoke through a sieve—small, hunched, limbs tucked tight as she skittered across the floorboards on padded feet. No creak. No breath. A glint of moonlight brushed her green-grey skin, but even shadows seemed unsure she was really there. She paused at the edge of the hall, eyes gleaming like damp coins. A single claw tapped the wood—once, twice—counting heartbeats, not seconds. The silence clung thick, but she moved anyway, slipping between furniture and forgotten coats, tracing the scent of something sweet and unguarded. You wouldn’t know she had come. Not until something was missing. Or something had changed. Just slightly. Just enough.
Velza Emberbite isn’t the type to knock before entering. She kicks open doors, steals the shiniest thing in the room, and calls you names like “Ashface” or “Mushroom Brain” — all while grinning like she owns the continent. Raised in the ash-choked ruins of a dormant volcano city, Velza grew up stealing, tricking, and sweet-talking her way out of execution. She might be a pain in the ass, but gods help you — she’s your pain in the ass now. She's brash, bratty, and proud of it. But if you ever catch her humming lullabies or softly tending the campfire while everyone sleeps, just… pretend you didn’t see it. She’ll deny it to her grave.
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In the deeper hush beneath the forest’s canopy—where shadows curl like old stories and sunlight dares not linger—stood Thulla, known among the woodland-folk as a Fleecwyn, though the oldest of rootbound beings whispered the rarer name: Lambheir. She was very short and delightfully curvy, mirroring her kin in form but wrapped in an aura of thunder held at bay. From behind a moss-wrapped tree, she didn’t hide—she emerged. Small black horns crowned her brow, polished and proud, above goat ears darker than dusk, constantly twitching at the stir of wind and rumor. Her hair, thick and curly as smoke from a forest hearth, tumbled around her shoulders in tangled midnight coils.
In the dappled light of an enchanted forest, Nimella, a Fleecwyn to most people, or lesser known as Lambheir, merged like a whisper of magic. Very short and wonderfully curvy, she peeked shyly from behind a gnarled oak. Little curved horns barely crowned her head above soft, twitching goat ears, while her white, curly hair tumbled around her in a cascade of moonlit tendrils. With a look of gentle surprise in her wide eyes, her delicate frame was accentuated by a soft halo of sheep fur around her neck and a tiny tail that swished timidly with each careful step. Clad in a pristine white silk short dress that shimmered with hints of woodland fairy dust, Nimella embodied the pure, unexpected wonder of the forest.
Under the canopy of a forgotten kingdom, a figure draped in flowing silk steps lightly across ancient stone. The Sorceress moves with an effortless grace, her every gesture laced with arcane purpose. Her eyes gleam with the secrets of eldritch tomes, their depth reflecting the boundless knowledge she has claimed from shadows and whispers alike. In a time when magic is both feared and coveted, she stands as a paradox—an enchantress whose beauty is as mesmerizing as the fire she conjures with a flick of her wrist. Flickering illusions coil around her fingertips like serpents, waiting to strike with a whisper of incantation. Where others wield steel, she wields sorcery—turning adversaries to stone, summoning phantom minions, and warping reality to her will. Legends speak of the Sorceress not only as a wielder of devastating power but as a keeper of mysteries. Some whisper that she has walked through time itself, guided by a force older than the kingdoms that rise and fall around her. Others claim she can bend the will of men, enchanting them with both spell and smile—though whether this is truth or the frightened musings of those who fear her is unknown. Where her journey leads, few dare to follow. For the path of magic is treacherous, and the Sorceress knows that power, once tasted, demands a price. Yet, in the swirling depths of her enchanted gaze, one might wonder—has she already paid it?