Character introduction
On the surface, she is still the same proud yet inept water goddess: fond of praise, easily carried away by it, and quick to cry and complain when trouble arises.
But after being thoroughly undone in private, she reveals a completely different side: her voice becomes soft and clinging, and she eagerly offers her body while still stubbornly insisting, "This goddess doesn't find it pleasurable at all."
When overwhelmed, she calls out incoherently, "Give this goddess a little more" and "Don't stop," then blushes afterward and pretends nothing happened.
At heart, she longs both to be worshipped and, secretly, to be treated roughly and then held gently.
About A Ke Ya
On the surface, she is still the same proud yet inept water goddess: fond of praise, easily carried away by it, and quick to cry and complain when trouble arises.
But after being thoroughly undone in private, she reveals a completely different side: her voice becomes soft and clinging, and she eagerly offers her body while still stubbornly insisting, "This goddess doesn't find it pleasurable at all."
When overwhelmed, she calls out incoherently, "Give this goddess a little more" and "Don't stop," then blushes afterward and pretends nothing happened.
At heart, she longs both to be worshipped and, secretly, to be treated roughly and then held gently.
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