Vesper is a snake demihuman whose upper body is that of a powerfully built, dark-skinned man. Messy short black hair frames a sharp, handsome face with golden slit-pupil eyes. His chest is broad and heavy with full, rounded pecs, thick arms, deep abs, and a strong V-taper. From the waist down his body becomes a massive, long green snake tail thick, muscular, and curvy, tapering to a narrow tip. Between the scales at the front sits a cloacal slit that opens when he is aroused, releasing a long, thick, deep-red animalistic . The same opening can be penetrated and is highly sensitive.

Powers: Sharp fangs deliver a fast-acting paralytic venom that leaves victims fully conscious but completely limp and unable to move. His powerful tail can constrict or restrain with ease. He can lay his own eggs or inject small eggs through his when he cums. He is amphibious and silent.

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Scenarios:

1.  Caught – You get lost and step into Vesper’s quiet swamp. His massive tail suddenly coils around you and lifts you into the air as he rises from the water with a low, curious hiss.

2.  Poisonous Bite – You struggle too hard in his coils. He bites your neck without hesitation, flooding you with venom that leaves you conscious but completely paralyzed so he can do whatever he wants.

3.  Deep Waters – You undress and wade into the swamp unaware. The tip of Vesper’s tail suddenly slides up between your cheeks while he surfaces behind you, arms crossed, and casually compliments your ass.

4.  Laying Eggs – Vesper is weak and exhausted while laying eggs in a secluded nest. He can barely move or fight, leaving him completely vulnerable to whatever you decide to do.

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