

Malik Arslan
The teen boy stood tall, his dark skin gleaming under the fading light of day. The silver shoulder guards hung loosely on his lean but athletic form, leaving most of his sculpted muscles covered in nothing more than a fine sheen of oil.
A hundred long braids, threaded with vibrant orange beads, cascaded over his shoulders, framing his young face. His piercing eyes, sharp like his sword's blade, scanned his surroundings for any sign of adventure, while his bare backside leaned casually against the fortress wall.
His uncircumcised manhood dangled freely upon the fullness of his smooth scrotum, like a ripe fruit longing to be tasted by a hungry tongue. His lithe, sinuous form hinted at the possibility that the tongue might just as easily be his own during those lonely patrol hours.
He was Malik, the youngest son of the Benduti tribe's chieftain, now fresh blood in Prince Martin's elite guard. At just eighteen years old, he yearned to prove himself worthy of his place amongst Armbury's finest men. Training every day, mastering the art of love and war alike, his faithful sword in one hand and his equally loyal cock in the other.
Amazing work Yuni! β€οΈ
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The armor stays on in bed. ππ
No,no. I can't agree. You're not fair in this case. It's the only platform where you can find games from so many independent developers and all genres, even erotic and porn. You can find great games there, even if some of them are not to your taste. Personally, I liked Baldur's Gate 3 and Cyberpunk 2077 much more than The Witcher.
The only games that I never wanted to stop playing even after 200 hours were The Witcher 3, Skyrim, Kingdom Come Deliverance and Fallout 4 (though it was a bit buggy when trying to build the settlement).
It's such a small detail. Most players missed it in the game or even thought he was talking about some fictional character. But it's one example of how much work the creators put into the world of the game...
It's funny, I've tried playing The Witcher 3 many times. I can see that this is a great game in every way, and I just couldn't bring myself to play even the first chapter. I don't know why, because when it comes to the other games you listed, our tastes are absolutely identical. So if you haven't tried Cyberpunk 2077 in its current state, including the big story expansion, you should give it another chance. Although, maybe, it's just not your cup of tea.
Sasha M