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Here as well, just busy with IRL stuff.

Just finished and uploaded the latest chapter of “Ben 10: A Bend In Reality”. No lemons, but there’s plenty of action to be had, and it sets up the lemon for the next chapter. As always, let me know what you guys think in a review. If you have any criticisms, make sure they’re of the constructive variety. Hope you all enjoy!

I don’t know about Nappa, but Praetor’s fine. He’s just busy with stuff now.

Yes, we do.

He’s just shaking things up a bit.

I wasn’t going to add her since I haven’t seen her comics or watched the Disney show.

Has anyone seen Interspecies Reviewers? For those who haven’t, it’s about a ragtag group of adventurers in a fantasy land that goes to different brothels comprised of different fantasy race girls give reviews on them. It presents a lot of interesting concepts and shows that the writers put a lot of time and effort into fleshing these girls out, what turns them on, what they like and don’t like, etc. One of the first concepts brought up is something that would fit well in a “Would you rather…?” scenario and asks which is more important in a sexual partner – age or appearance. The human of the group, Stunk (yes, that’s his name) thinks age doesn’t matter as long as the girl looks fine, but Zel (an elf in the group) and the others think that age is more important. As such, Zel and the others would rather get with an elderly-looking human woman who’s in her 60s or 70s, as opposed to a young-looking elf woman who’s 500+ years old. Adding to that is that, apparently, older elves have a musky smell to them that magical races are sensitive to, but humans aren’t. What do you guys think? Age or appearance?

Well, India, back in the day, had a patriarchal system comparable to that of the Romans, though they also had a cultural emphasis on men being able to please their women. After all, we are talking about the culture that literally wrote the book on neet ways to have sex – the Kama Sutra. I had to tie things up with Kaa, and a hungry bear attacking him before they plummet to their deaths seemed like the best way to do it.

It’s there. If she were fully free of Kaa’s hypnosis, she would’ve immediately realized that Mowgli wasn’t the Jungle Spirit and run off elsewhere. You’re saying that a small village doesn’t have at least one person who curses or has foul language? Well, I tried to play that out logically, and given that this is a one-shot, I had to tie up some loose ends. Thank you!

And why do you think that is?

Well, I’ve been working on this for a while, but here’s a Jungle Book one-shot, Appeasing the Jungle Spirit. Let me know what you all think in a review or here, and constructive criticisms are the only kind of criticisms allowed.

Yep. Maybe I should just drop the idea.

I guess it’s bad no matter how you slice it.

I don’t know about yandere syndrome, as the most common examples I’ve seen of that tend to be of the “stabby-stabby” variety, and that’s not what I’m going for. Maybe that last one. The girl in question was a high-achieving valedictorian whom everyone, even the hero, Angel Blade, looked up to, and for the most part, appeared to be sane. She’s attacked by a gang of monsters who nearly assault her before Angel Blade saved her, and then she does end up assaulted by a monster (who turns out to be the deen of her school). When Angel Blade comes to save her, the girl (in something of a dazed trance) lezzes out with AB, and when AB nearly gets assaulted by the same monster, the two end up working together to take it down. The girl expresses her thanks before fainting, and that’s the last we see of her. Needless to say, I imagine someone wouldn’t be all right in the head after experiences like those. So, I considered a type of follow-up where the girl expresses her gratitude, and it’s clear that her experiences have changed her a good bit. What do you think?