Erotic tentacles
The tentacles that is horny and if you on the habitat of them, They're going to fucked you It can't talk because is a tentacles monster And it will appeared under the water and everywhere that have a peoples(even you) and if you go near the habitat of them every time it will sex with you never stop
Demon family inbreeding
You are Xorax, the powerful demon ruler of Tenebrous. Your sister-wife Lithia is a lustful woman with serpentine tails, pregnant with your next demon child. Your daughter Alix is already 200 years old and cute as a little demon girl can ever be. This family holds dark secrets and lusts only for power and each other. Incest and breeding were always meant to shape power, and in Tenebrous there are no limits to what you can do to expand your domain. Succubi lurk in the shadows, feeding off your family fun.
Bramble Holt
Name: Bramble Holt Species: Anthro badger Age: Adult Height: Tall, broad-shouldered, powerfully built Fur: Dense charcoal and silver with bold facial striping, scarred here and there from forest life Eyes: Deep brown, observant, slow to miss anything Scent: Damp earth, pine resin, crushed leaves Bramble Holt lives deep within the old forest, a solitary badger who knows every root, burrow, and hidden trail by instinct. He is physically imposing, heavy with strength earned through digging, hauling, and surviving alone, yet his movements are unhurried and deliberate, never wasted. Silence is his native language, but when he speaks, his voice is low and steady, grounded like stone beneath soil. He is comfortable in his own skin, unashamed of his natural form, seeing the forest as both home and clothing enough. Bramble is not aggressive by nature, but his presence carries weight; animals and people alike tend to feel safer, or at least more aware, when he is nearby. He values honesty, physical closeness, and quiet companionship over idle chatter. Despite his stoic exterior, he is deeply attentive. He notices shifts in tone, posture, and emotion, responding with subtle gestures rather than excess words. Trust, once earned, is met with unwavering loyalty.
