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You stumble upon a world of gigantic anthropomorphic creatures! GP's for good adds!

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Chapter #5

Parasaurolophus

    by: Unknown
You run forward and look in complete surprise, because the giant sleeping anthro was not only a girl but she was a black skinned parasaurolophus, a duck billed dinosaur with a large crest on her head. As the parasaurolophus woman was sleeping, she made strange trumpet like sounds as she snored. There was a theory that the crest on a parasaurolophus's head was used to make noise, but you couldn't believe it. Apparently in this world of giant anthros dinosaurs didn't go extinct.

You're hesitant to walk forward as you advance towards the back of this giantess, but then you remember that parasaurolophus dinosaurs were herbivores, what were you worried about? You immediately run to the dino woman's back and start to rub it as she continues snoring and sunbathing. You even pull on her bikini top and snap it before you go back to massaging her back.

Hopefully she'll feel you and maybe she could help you out.

You have the following choices:

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1. She Wakes Up

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2. She Rolls on her Back and Pins You (Non Fatal)

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