Fate/EXTRA Saber(Nero) + “Virgin” = Hahahahahaa yeah no. And she’d probably be …

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Comment on “Virgin Bride” Saber Figma & Fate/Extra CCC by Tere:

Fate/EXTRA Saber(Nero) + “Virgin” = Hahahahahaa yeah no. And she’d probably be highly insulted if she was called one. Quite possibly to the point of conclusively proving that accusation wrong. Several times over. With multiple partners. At the same time and separately. Over many days and nights. Or possibly until a partner dies from exhaustion.

But I have to admit the figure looks damn good. And that one area of skin is surprisingly VERY sexy and hot. An example of “Less equals More”.

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