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"Deadly Horizons" introduced us to Riko, and she was an instant classic, a fan favorite. It was every bit her personality that infectiously infused the text as she stalked our imperiled protagonist, proving once again, that the best stories feature an equally memorable antagonist.
We root for Emily to escape her predicament, but a part of us savors the salacious outcome each time Riko captures her "little rabbit."

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Another one from the Patreon archive to share! This was part of a lavish 25 render set where I paid tribute to my favorite MarkusJo CYOA starring Emily Lockwood "Deadly Horizons" It featured a literal globetrotting series of locations and inspired me to create what I would like to think is some of my best work

Thank you for all the comments, favs, humanity, and community over the years.

As always, you can see dozens of perilous series, comprised of over 400+ renders on my Patreon page: www.patreon.com/perilsofdawn

(This picture was made in Daz Studio 3 and post-worked in Adobe Photoshop CS2)

Description

"Deadly Horizons" introduced us to Riko, and she was an instant classic, a fan favorite. It was every bit her personality that infectiously infused the text as she stalked our imperiled protagonist, proving once again, that the best stories feature an equally memorable antagonist.
We root for Emily to escape her predicament, but a part of us savors the salacious outcome each time Riko captures her "little rabbit."

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Another one from the Patreon archive to share! This was part of a lavish 25 render set where I paid tribute to my favorite MarkusJo CYOA starring Emily Lockwood "Deadly Horizons" It featured a literal globetrotting series of locations and inspired me to create what I would like to think is some of my best work

Thank you for all the comments, favs, humanity, and community over the years.

As always, you can see dozens of perilous series, comprised of over 400+ renders on my Patreon page: www.patreon.com/perilsofdawn

(This picture was made in Daz Studio 3 and post-worked in Adobe Photoshop CS2)