Nukenai Seiken-chan - Vol. 3 Ch. 35 - Meeting the Great Thief Lunarre! ~A Scary Story That Really Happened~

[Xeredge]

What. The. Fuck.

 

[eureur]

PFFFT HAHAHAHAHAHA

 

[rafavic]

That's my fetish

 

[ak0ztik]

is that what you call deep penetration? right, shoot her in the as- i mean in the back. lol

 

[kwendy]

@Equilibrium @Liquidxlax Thief, tentacke raped, no matter how I studied that panel it crossed the line.

 

[Kiriha]

This author never fails to deliver.

 

[reu]

@kwendy
You studied this "Not Hentai"tm really long, hard and in depth, uh?
Be carefull not to damage your research stick in your pursuit of knowledge, my boi!

 

[VF89]

@Xeredge That crossed my mind, and then nah..., happens almost every chapters of it anyway.

 

[vhr2121]

I'm... speechless. Just that.

 

[lividus]

Author has found a loophole to draw hentai without black bars 😁

 

[Tomzai]

Tags: [inflation] [creampie] [possession] [tentacles] [rape] [giantess] [deepthroat] [slime girl] [cumflation] [defloration] [paizuri] [kemonomimi] [anal]

 

[Fugutron]

It's like every chapter is a masterpiece in Ero-ness...

 

[jokerxhisoka]

@Tomzai [stomach bulge][Ahegao]

 

[Veruschka]

when you thought it cant get any lewder

 

[grandygon]

author, what an absolute mad lad, just when i thought it cant get any "better"

 

[Morsealworth]

Meanwhile, Tatara has finally used her as a sword.

 

[Doomroar]

Tentacle action, stomach deformation, giantess, paizuri, and an enema of light.

Did i miss anything else?

 

[Blubgoo]

This series is pretty much lewd pokemon complete with its own team rocket.

 

[xXPenisXx]

Cameo appearance of the author's inflation fetish.

 

[blue6]

I'm not a mathematician, but we are getting asymptotically closer to actual hentai every time the author draws an ecchi scene. What a master of their craft. It's beautiful how evocative this artist makes their work without ever actually crossing the line into actual sex. I'm literally clapping. Nukenai Seiken-chan may not be classy, but it is art, insofar as it's the work, arguably the magnum opus, of a master of "HOW DO THEY KEEP DOING IT?".