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Found a way to instant defeat a mershark
https://youtu.be/iA4LKxj81zc

>>42690475
I will pay you one (You) to fuck off
>>42690479
>Hit a patch of turbulence
>She starts jostling about
>My body rubs against her rough, yet squishy skin
>It feels good. It feels really good
>Where are my pants?
>Oh no it feels too good!
>My hips start moving on their own
>I'm humping her backside
>Not even her ass
>First time with a woman and I'm going to cum from humping her back
>Hit some strong turbulence
>Rub a whole lot against her shark skin
>It keeps feeling good
>This should be humiliating, but
>FUCK IT FEELS GOOD
>AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
>Suddenly we stop moving
>Whatever was holding my arms lets go
>She spins around. It kinda looks like she was giggling.
>Did she hear me? Underwater?
>Somehow I feel like she could understand me. Underwater.
>Still feel embarrassed
>"Sorry", I think to myself.
>"Don't worry about it," she thinks to herself. And me. Somehow.
>Magic. Mamono Mana Magic.
>I'm (sort of) talking to a woman
>I'm embarrassed.
>I try to look away.
>She grabs me and tilts my head so I have to look at her
>Her hands feel nice
>Look into her eyes.
>Her striking yellow eyes...with that deep dark sclera
>A maelstrom of emotions rages inside me
>She looks... beautiful...
>Her eyes...her hair... her...t...t...teeth
>Razor sharp teeth...
>She lets me go, floating back a bit so I can look her over some more
>Her lower body sways alluringly
>I'm reminded how good the fish tail feels
>Realizes I'm still hard down there
>She knows. She's known the entire time.
>She lunges at me
>Too fast to react, just like before on the surface
>I'm forced against her
>I'm forced INSIDE her
>FUCK IT FEELS SOOOOOO GOOOOOOOOD
And then we had lots of sex

>>37823664
While not quite the same thing, mersharks as a species seem to have been psychologically effected by what they were in the previous era.

>Also, perhaps because in the age of the former mamono lords their entire body, including fangs, shark skin, etc., was a deadly weapon for wounding humans; other than during sex, they treat their husband gently and carefully as if he were a fragile treasure.

>>37672600
If you're in the MGE then anthropomorphosis is a fairly easy spell for monsters to learn. How good they are with it varies (i.e. some can't get rid of all their monstrous features), but getting usable legs is quite doable. Learning to use them properly can take some time though.

Mermaid type monsters can also learn to use their mana to levitate a short distance off the ground and move about that way.

>>36566287
>the first time your Sharkgirl waifu gives you a BJ

YO HO HO YOU'RE GONNA GIMME CUM CUM
YA YO YA YO OH OH, OH OOHHH
SET SAIL FOR ANON

>>33462804
You mean how mersharks compete with them to rescue men?

AHOY MATEY

Smile! (pic was too big to post here)

https://twitter.com/Bell_orgel/status/1340588744890433536

>>23654452
>>23654581
The setting info addresses that. Namely the wildlife recognizes monsters and incubi as dangerous, superior beings, and won't attack them (they will still defend themselves though, so it's not like there's no danger).

And even if this innate recognition doesn't apply to parasites, healing magic and the durable nature of incubus and monster bodies would offer some protection.

>>23532969
I always assumed they interacted with materials normally unless what they struck was flesh.

For instance, mershark teeth are noted to have the same properties as mamono realm silver, but that doesn't stop them from chewing through ship hulls.

Plus you know monsters would love to strip a man with their blades.

Though back on the mershark, in order to chew food they must be able to turn off the "doesn't damage flesh" effect (unless said effect is only for human flesh).

>>23504405
>Why anyone would want a wife whose natural state is massacring and eating people is anyones guess.

Well anon that was the natural state of most monsters in the previous era, and they didn't exactly have any say in being like that. Many weren't even sapient.

>>23077646
I plan on it. She's gonna be so infatuated with me, even smelling me getting into the water is gonna send her into a feeding frenzy. She's gonna be so possessive when we visit Ryuguju, her powerful bicep will be almost painfully squeezing me against her as we swim the streets.

>>22535916
But that mermaid has no gills.

>>22021092
We know that's certainly a thing for some monsters, like mersharks and their teeth, dragons and their scales/horns, arachne and their silk, etc.

>>21909916
So you mean how they deal with a redeemable human who has blood on their hands? Well, given that monsters were once killers of humans that exceeded any murderer in history, they have good reason to be quite big fans of redemption.

Some like mersharks even seem to have a complex concerning how their ancestors (and old individuals) behaved, being unusually passionate about helping people thanks to how they used to exist only to kill.

>>21513793
>Celestial Sphere of Tryst
Re roll
>Mershark
H... how is she digging through my trash can?
I have several questions.

>>21480122
Well that's all the more confusing. KC's mermaids have long had a "crease" that gives the slight impression of thighs, but the knee aspect was downplayed (like with the vanilla mermaid's remake) or nonexistent (like with the mershark).

What's more some of this art looks like it could have been drawn by KC, or Will Saga has gotten even better at imitating his style. I have trouble telling...

>>21316827
If they do it may not be an innate feature but one they have to learn how to use. As far as we know the only innate special abilities sea incubi gain are the following:

1. Can breathe underwater
2. Can see as well underwater as on land
3. Can talk underwater

Personally, I would find it cute if many sea incubi remain pretty slow swimmers (i.e. normal human swimming speed). It would mean they would have to cling to or be carried by their wife whenever they wanted to swim somewhere fast.

>>21276814
If you are fine with no scars then there are girls that will "cut" you up all over the place during sex.

>>20906524
For mersharks yes, in mershark's "making of" entry KC actually explains how its part of their culture.

>Like with real sharks, her fangs are pretty easy to remove but grow back quickly.
>They're often used as materials for accessories, and sometimes they give them as symbolic gifts to men, giving a part of themselves to him.

>>20838591
The person's heart seems to be a important thing. If they believe they are doing good, that monsters are evil and out to ruin humanity, etc. then monsters tend to be more sympathetic.

It probably also matters whether or not someone succeeds at a heinous crime. If they fail, a monster stops them, etc. then they might be redeemed more easily.

Being descendants of creatures who themselves committed acts of mass genocide (indeed some alive today may have commited the acts themselves), one might say monsters also have a additional reason to be more forgiving (even if monsters had the excuse of limited free will back then thanks to their instinct to kill humans).

>>20678003
>she doesn't even have human skin

>>18801144
That's more than "a bit beyond" though.

One's like mershark on the other hand I can like. Its a thin line.