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by Anhes
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My character will have the chance to make three wishes—what could they be?
As a child, the concept of genies and magic lamps was an obsession for me. The movie that sparked that fascination was a French movie "Aladdin et la Lampe Merveilleuse (1970)", which I used to rent over and over at the now-defunct video rental stores. Naturally, when Disney released its version (far superior), I was ecstatic, and my excitement was renewed once again back then. Recently, while reminiscing about it with a friend, I decided that this year’s Lusty Summon would be a Djinn. Let’s see how it turns out 😁

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Published: 1 week ago
Rating: General

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XabinOtter
1 week ago
1: I wish for you to fuck me all day and night.
2: I wish for you to make me stretchy enough to take your cock without hurting me.
3. ???

Those first two will probably be his wishes, with the third one being what ends up canceling the other two and cockblocking him...
tailgat
1 week ago
" stolen
...wait... a djinn that have legal issues..? (obvious pretext is obvious)
Gashren
5 days, 20 hrs ago
Nice. If I recall correctly, the djinns were traditionally bound by Solomon, so nice twist with changing it to Sulayman.
Anhes
5 days, 19 hrs ago
Solomon and Sulayman are the same person. One is the name used in the biblical tradition, while the other comes from the Arab tradition. I chose the latter because it is more appropriate for the context, given that pre-Islamic Arabs were more familiar with the concept of the Djinn.
Gashren
5 days, 3 hrs ago
Oh, I didn't know that! I thought it was a different spelling of Suleiman the Magnificent of Egypt.

Nice! Your art both entertains AND teaches :)
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