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This is only half the picture but the full picture she is half nude so wanted a Normal with no nudity and #2 the adult version with nudity.

In an ancient land where nature and myth intertwined, there lived a goddess of water, revered by all who sought her blessings. Her name was Naiad, a being of immense beauty and grace, known for her long, flowing hair that cascaded down like a waterfall.
Naiad was a guardian of rivers, lakes, and seas, her powers derived from the very essence of water itself. She was said to control the tides, calm storms, and nurture all aquatic lifeforms, earning her place among the pantheon of divine beings in this mystical realm.
One day, Naiad felt a deep longing to be closer to her subjects, so she decided to visit the mortal world, taking on a humanlike form while maintaining her goddess powers. In this form, she could better understand the lives of those who lived near her domains, sharing in their joys, sorrows, and struggles.
She chose to appear near a serene lake, its crystal-clear waters reflecting her divine beauty. Standing in the water, her long hair blending seamlessly with its surface, she became one with her surroundings, an ethereal vision of submerged beauty.
As the people of the village caught sight of her, they were mesmerized by her otherworldly charm, gathering around her in hushed awe. Naiad, in her benevolent form, bestowed her blessings upon them, ensuring prosperity, peace, and harmony in their lives. Her presence brought an air of tranquility to the village, their once troubled waters now flowing with renewed vitality, reflecting her benevolent gaze.
And so, Naiad, the Waterborn Goddess, continued to visit the mortal world, her submerged beauty a symbol of hope, love, and the enduring connection between humanity and nature.

Description

This is only half the picture but the full picture she is half nude so wanted a Normal with no nudity and #2 the adult version with nudity.

In an ancient land where nature and myth intertwined, there lived a goddess of water, revered by all who sought her blessings. Her name was Naiad, a being of immense beauty and grace, known for her long, flowing hair that cascaded down like a waterfall.
Naiad was a guardian of rivers, lakes, and seas, her powers derived from the very essence of water itself. She was said to control the tides, calm storms, and nurture all aquatic lifeforms, earning her place among the pantheon of divine beings in this mystical realm.
One day, Naiad felt a deep longing to be closer to her subjects, so she decided to visit the mortal world, taking on a humanlike form while maintaining her goddess powers. In this form, she could better understand the lives of those who lived near her domains, sharing in their joys, sorrows, and struggles.
She chose to appear near a serene lake, its crystal-clear waters reflecting her divine beauty. Standing in the water, her long hair blending seamlessly with its surface, she became one with her surroundings, an ethereal vision of submerged beauty.
As the people of the village caught sight of her, they were mesmerized by her otherworldly charm, gathering around her in hushed awe. Naiad, in her benevolent form, bestowed her blessings upon them, ensuring prosperity, peace, and harmony in their lives. Her presence brought an air of tranquility to the village, their once troubled waters now flowing with renewed vitality, reflecting her benevolent gaze.
And so, Naiad, the Waterborn Goddess, continued to visit the mortal world, her submerged beauty a symbol of hope, love, and the enduring connection between humanity and nature.