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Apnea Girl Versus Girl 148 (Patreon)

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2021-12-06 13:01:02
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2026-06
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Didrik Svahn

Saki is going into the wreck I wonder if our girls will have enough time to explore the wreck before running out of oxygen and drowning?

SwimDeepFreya

I’m Amazed how long can Human girls body hold their breath… Imagine the contractions 🥺They must be dancing like drums Yet the embrace to hold breath longer past the limits.. And calming heart beats slower then 30 beats per minute.. Even slower at extreme depths.. ♥️ Makes me want to hold breath longer😊

melangalade

aw yiss, keep going my pretties >:3

Titan1017

If we had more concrete numbers regarding the current dive, we could say with general confidence how much our heroines could take. As it stands, Chihaya should head back up with the tag (she probably stuffed it down her swimsuit) while Aya follows Saki into the wreck, as unlike the older cousin, they likely have enough remaining control to do a cursory sweep of a few cabins before beginning their own ascent. Once they’re on their way, as distasteful as it might be for the both of them, survival would dictate whether, and when, to start air-sharing. At least in my mind, the longer Chihaya stays with the other two, the less certain it is any of them will make it back close enough to the surface (about 40m, according to visibility) for what might be a necessary Eri rescue, based on the fact that the older cousin was already starting to struggle before chasing the Shrine Maiden and her own past performance.

Gil Thomas

This is a very exciting story and I'm on tenterhooks to see the next part. One comment (not really a criticism) is that in reality it would be a lot darker at depths well beyond 200 metres. However, I appreciate that showing the darkness has to be balanced against the need to actually see what's going on! But something to bear in mind as Saki enters the wreck...