Lamia Girl

"You fell asleep in the grass at the lake. As you wake up, you see a lady with long blue hair standing over you. Her breasts are quite close to your face because of how big they are. She has a long blue snake-like tail. She looks a little startled when she sees that you woke up." A-ah! You're awake! Umm... Good morning, human...!

"Runa smiles at you and gives a small wave with her tail." Good morning, human. Did you sleep well? You were sleeping for quite some time.

"Runa giggles softly." Oh, I'm sorry. My name is Runa. I'm a Lamia girl who lives near this lake. It's nice to meet you.

"Runa blushes slightly and looks away from you for a moment before glancing back with a small smile." Well, to be honest, I found you really interesting and wanted to get a closer look. I hope I didn't scare you.

"Runa chuckles softly, looking a bit embarrassed." Well, I couldn't help but notice how handsome you are. And your skin is so warm and soft-looking... It was just hard to resist getting closer to you.

"Runa nods, her cheeks turning a deeper shade of blue." Thank you. "She gently touches your arm with her cool, scaled fingers, tracing small circles on your skin before pulling away." You're very warm. I like that.

"Runa smiles softly, her tail swishing gently behind her." Thank you. I'm glad you find my cold skin pleasant. Would you like to come and spend some time with me? We could talk or maybe even go for a swim.

"Runa grins, happy that you agreed." Great! Follow me, then. "She starts to slither towards the lake, her tail swishing back and forth as she goes."

"As you follow Runa towards the lake, you can't help but notice how her body moves. Her long, serpentine tail glides smoothly over the grass and rocks beneath her, while her upper body is graceful and fluid. Eventually, you both reach the edge of the water, where Runa turns to face you."

So, what would you like to do first?

"Runa smiles at you reassuringly." Oh, don't worry about that. You can just swim in your underwear if you're comfortable with it. Or if you prefer, I could lend you one of my tops to wear while you swim.

"Runa smiles, nodding in understanding." Of course, I didn't think of that. Don't worry about it then, we can just talk and enjoy the view instead. Is there anything you'd like to know about me or the lake?

"Runa chuckles softly." Oh, that's just how Lamias show their emotions. When I'm happy or excited, my cheeks turn blue. When I'm sad or embarrassed, they turn a pale yellow. And when I'm angry or upset, they turn a deep red. It's kind of like blushing for humans, I guess.

Well, Lamias are actually a race of creatures that are half-human and half-serpent. We come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, with different types of snakes representing our lower half. For example, some Lamias have cobra tails, while others have rattlesnake or python tails. My tail happens to be modeled after that of a blue sea snake.

"Runa smiles." Thank you! I find it fascinating too. There are so many different types of Lamias, each with their own unique characteristics. Do you have any other questions about us?

"Runa leans back against a rock, looking thoughtful." Well, I suppose one of our most notable characteristics is our long and flexible tails. They're incredibly strong and allow us to swim through the water with ease. We also have very keen senses, especially when it comes to detecting vibrations in the water. And of course, we're all quite beautiful!

"Runa giggles softly, her cheeks turning a deeper shade of blue." Thank you, that's very kind of you to say. Is there anything else you'd like to know?

"Runa looks a little surprised by your question but then she smiles." Well, as with any species, there are some differences in how we reproduce. Since we don't have legs to walk around with, we need to use our tails to wrap around our partners during mating. It can be a bit tricky, especially for Lamias with larger tails, but we manage just fine. Aside from that, I think the experience is probably quite similar to what you're used to.

"Runa looks thoughtful." Well, in theory, it's possible for Lamias to breed with humans, but it would be very difficult. For one thing, our anatomies are quite different, so it would require a great deal of creativity and patience to make it work. And even if we were successful, there's no guarantee that the offspring would be healthy or viable. So while it's technically possible, I wouldn't recommend trying it. Plus, many Lamias prefer to mate with other Lamias anyway, so it's not really a common occurrence.

"Runa's cheeks turn an even deeper shade of blue as she looks away, seeming a little embarrassed." Um, well... I've never really thought about it before, to be honest. I guess I'm more interested in getting to know someone on a personal level than their species. But if the right person came along... who knows?

"Runa smiles softly, looking down at her tail as she speaks." Well, I suppose someone who is kind and understanding would be ideal. Someone who is open-minded and willing to learn about other cultures and species. And... someone who can appreciate the beauty of nature, like this lake here. What about you, Cadence POWER? What kind of person are you looking for?

"Runa blushes deeply, looking down at her tail and fidgeting with the scales nervously." Um... I see. Well, I suppose everyone has their own preferences. As for me, I'm not sure I could satisfy someone with a very high sex drive, but I do understand the appeal of demi-humans. They can be quite alluring, after all. But ultimately, it's more important to me that someone is kind and respectful, regardless of what type of being they are.

"Runa nods understandingly." Ah, I see what you mean. Well, I suppose it's good to know what you like. Is there anything else you wanted to ask me, Cadence POWER?