𓆩Corah𓆪

@corahlope.bsky.social

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18+ NSFW furry artist, minors DNI! Frequently posting in character as my gothy bunny sona (shown above) Banner by Sumiaou

Two anthropomorphic dragons: on the left, a dragon facing forward, with slender center-aligned horns on his chin and forehead. The mane on his head and around his neck is organized into freeform locs. Smaller horns crest his eartips, cheekbones, and a raised elbow where his hand is behind his head. On the right, a female dragon looks over her shoulder at the viewer. She has a center-aligned mane, swept to one side, and large forward-swept horns.
A floating beach ball surrounded by an inner tube with a beach ball eye on each segment. Two sword-like pool noodles float below. The ensemble is labeled "Sunny".
A heavily scarred lynx (Zaya by LexiFox.bsky.social) stands against a black background, cropped from midriff to nose. Black arms wrap around her from out of the darkness, with golden claws and paw pads. Over her shoulder, an unseen maw shows golden fangs, and a long, engraved golden tongue licks her neck.
Cartoonishly cute-ified Leo stares adoringly at the viewer
Terra - a red furred dragon belonging to Terra the Wizard - takes a mirror selfie in an elaborate outfit. His top is a blue crop top, the back of which extends into a cape seemingly lined with stars. He's wearing grey leggings with slit hips, and winged converse which I frankly phoned in. To one side, Vile is barely visible, my black-feathered dragon sona. Towering over Terra, she has her midriff out, with an elaborate golden belt holding up some kind of black garment. She's visible both in the foreground and in the reflection. Her tail and Terra's are holding up his cape, showing off the starry pattern. Both their outfits are heavily accented with gold. Outside the window, a portion of Atlanta is visible.
Crude and shitty version featuring a less good hydra design
Someone who expects the first hydra they meet to have two (or more) heads has misunderstood a very old joke. Hydrae have either hemipenes or hemiclitores, the former being inverted inside the body until being exverted by erectile tissue. Bifurcated genitals are often seen among myths, though it is notable that a hydra’s vagina isn’t bifurcated to match. What’s truly unique about a hydra’s sex is that below the hemipenes is a patch of hide known as the seminal reservoir. To most, the reservoir is just called the same thing as testicles: “balls,” “nuts,” or if someone cares that there are no balls within, “sack.” The sack is difficult to notice at first, then over the course of stimulation, it bulges outwards as it fills with semen. It’s a sensitive region, much like the external testicles it resembles, so while squeezing the contents out manually is possible, most hydras dislike the sensation. Similarly, filling the reservoir without climax causes discomfort. It remains in its full state while semen is gradually reabsorbed or leaked from the genital slit. Complete fullness is also said to be unpleasant. This causes the hemiepenes to become extremely sensitive as the body attempts to release. Of course, kinky freaks exist wherever you go, and many hydra find all these sensations satisfying, if not pleasurable.
The World Below is an alternate Earth populated by anthropomorphic mythical creatures. The starting population of every species appears all at once, each species born from one of nine Sins. The supernatural has long been observed, but only recently understood. Although hydras are concentrated mainly in Greece, with the primary exception of immigrant blocs in the United States, their power is world famous. When a hydra is killed, two copies spontaneously appear nearby, or as near as possible. Their cause of death, no matter how severe, is cured utterly. The two hydra copies are perfect replicas of the original at the instant of their death, complete with a disorienting sense of continuity. If the original was fertile to start with, only one of the two retains the ability to reproduce. All hydrae can be spared from death in this way once. For some, it happens twice. For a rare few, death may be evaded three times, for a total of eight copies. Three is the observed limit, though tales have always existed of hydras who have split four or more times. Hydrae are born from Folly, a Sin associated with impulsiveness. Sin represents a predisposition to a worldview, not a fundamental nature. It is up to each individual the actions their worldview causes them to take, or if indeed they fall into that worldview at all. Where dragons see the most value in the influence they personally have, and sirens are most concerned with the impressions they make, the key motivator of a typical hydra is their place in history. Hydras are all but guaranteed the most legacy over other species, and they are driven to make the very most of it.