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maid mimic // 10
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Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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Only one is not a mimic.
Faberge Eggs. They're neat
Didn’t post this guy too. I must remedy this!
Shay P. Shifter, a mimic rogue (inquisitive) detective!
Some drawings of my old cryptid OCs.
The headless coyotes are the Leery Mimric, made when a coyote is struck by lightning. They convince humans to wear their masks so they can possess them and pilot their body and cause mischief.
And the other are Clown Apes who are mountain dwelling cryptids with kaleidoscopically patterned faces that can induce hallucinogenic trance states as a predator deterrent (but usually its just hikers).
Art tag for more of these ocs
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming
Hear me out: pizza box mimic.
Given that classic Dungeons & Dragons has featured mimics or mimic-like creatures which variously specialise in impersonating walls, floors, ceilings, coins, cloaks, hats, rocks, trees, water, air, other monsters, and in one notable case, a boulder or tree stump with a rabbit standing on it – the "rabbit" is really an anglerfish-like lure; when you try to catch the rabbit, the stump it's standing on attacks – I'm fully confident in assuming that if there isn't an existing example of a mimic that specialises in impersonating pizza boxes, it's only because your average sword and sorcery fantasy setting doesn't have pizza.
hey, hey. come on now. mimics. those monsters who can turn into anything. into the pillow you rut against, the toy you use. it could be your whole bed, your mattress. it's just there and it feels you, you pleasuring yourself so so close to it. and it has a long tongue, and sharp teeth. it could help. it wants to help. let it help.