Witch, I'm really not an ancient god of the deep sea!

Chapter 43 contains setting-related content; you can click to skip it.
Some of the settings in this book (tentative, subject to change).
There are thirteen sexual forms in total, inspired by an amazing esoteric Buddhist simulator, but with many modifications.
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The thirteen elements are: lamp, blade, cup, shell, ice, flower, heart, book, hammer, scale, dice, shadow, and illusion.

At the same time, different countries have different emphases on various aspects of sexuality.

The Kingdom of Shells governs shells and hammers; the Kingdom of Golden Flower Birds governs flowers and hearts; the White Tower Federation governs books and lamps; the Black Blood Empire governs blades and dice; the Theocracy governs cups; and the Kingdom of Winter governs ice.

These six countries also represent the six major sectors of Newday Games.
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The cup symbolizes elements such as evolution, flesh and blood, life, eternity, and instinct.

Blade: symbolizes elements such as glory, conquest, challenge, and battle.
Shell: symbolizes elements such as money, contracts, wealth, and transactions.

Flowers: symbolize elements such as nature, joy, art, and beauty.
Hammer: symbolizes elements such as machinery, creation, craftsmanship, and steel.
Books symbolize knowledge, reason, wisdom, and other elements.

Lamp: Symbolizes elements such as hope, guidance, light, and exploration.
Scales: symbolize elements such as rules, order, balance, and law.

Dice: symbolize elements such as chaos, randomness, luck, and gambling.

Ice: symbolizes elements such as suffering, ideals, sublimity, and asceticism.
The heart symbolizes elements such as communication, love, friendship, family, and bonds.

Shadow: Symbolizes elements such as baseness, filth, revenge, darkness, and obscurity.
Emptiness: Its symbolism lies in the absence of symbolism itself; anyone who becomes confused is likely to fall into illusion.
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