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Happy New Year! Underground facilities testing strange technologies... what's the worst that could happen? Aegir: Trial Run VA: 🐰velvetlily🍀Hiatus 4K available on supporting sites. #giantess #巨大娘 #sizetwitter

642,463 次观看 • 2 年前 •via X (Twitter)

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GigaEnjoyer2 年前

@VelvetLilyArt Words can't describe how immersive this is

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Kaventsmann2 年前

@VelvetLilyArt

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Yamashiro💤2 年前

Kind of wish we knew what role the 1st pov played tbh But great vid, scp has no control over 'big' growing girl

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@lilysugarfrost.bsky.social2 年前

@VelvetLilyArt You alone have given me a kink for running down a crumbling corridor while a girl breaks every ceiling panel one by one

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RavenKing GTS2 年前

@VelvetLilyArt you have moved the goal post this is so so good and I'm sure will break records.

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Stillwel (closed)2 年前

@VelvetLilyArt Amazing work to cap of the year 🙏

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⋆˖⁺‧₊☽Arisha☾₊‧⁺˖⋆2 年前

@VelvetLilyArt This was amazing i love how it feels like a horror game or disaster film

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GameSquid2 年前

@VelvetLilyArt Actually top notch work for this one. The extra details not present in the WIP make this much better than before.

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ZenotoX2 年前

@VelvetLilyArt For all hands that touched this project this is an immaculate piece of art that shows just how powerful every aspect and concept of growth in both kink and suspense really is. Every bit of this feels like it’s the culmination years of experience learning and loving growth.

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Barney2 年前

@VelvetLilyArt That was incredible 😳😍 beautifully done and voiced

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