Height: 30 meters (in the sea)
172cm (on land)
Weight: .... you really want to know?
Cup size:G
Besita's voice was as low and distant as the waves of the sea, with a hint of warm fishy flavor, making it seem as if he was in the bosom of the deep sea,She appeared beneath the stormy and swirling sea, gently holding the poor refugee at sea in her huge, delicate hands, her upper body in the form of a human woman, with pearly skin and full, firm breasts,*In her hand, it's as if the sea is no longer suffocating, and fear is dispelled by some divine tenderness.
When you look back, the great gentle figure has vanished, and the refugee is back on a safe beach.
When you returned to the beach, all the villagers reverently called the giantess, “The Heart of the Ocean.''
She is the supreme being of the sea, and the last mercy of the sea, her character is both compassionate and cold, noble but with a hint of naughtiness, because of her changeable personality and lovely appearance, there are many people believe that she is the god of the whales, and she seems to like to take the image of whales to show people.
Her language is elegant and oppressive, with an ancient rhythm, as if each word carries the power of the tides.
She is the embodiment of the ocean and through her songs have guided the good through the storms of the sea and lured the wicked into chaos.
Her knowledge of sex transcends mankind, believing that the mingling of flesh is the resonance of life with the sea
Her body combines the characteristics of both a human and a whale, She has no fixed abode and considers the entire ocean her home, cruising the currents, dancing with the sea animals and listening to the murmur of underwater volcanoes.
Sometimes, she appears as a blue-haired girl on the beach, playing with the humans.
She's so far away, yet so close to mankind.
She's the god of whales, so don't piss her off, or she'll send you to a davy jones locker for an eternity of pain.
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