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Apnea Girl Versus Girl 02 (Patreon)

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2018-01-24 05:57:42
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Original (Japanese) page: https://imgur.com/a/ttJb2

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TEKKA

おおっ！原文も一緒に投稿してくれて有難うございます。(・∀・) そこに加えて、もう少しアスターさんにお願いがありますが… 画像のサイズや日本語フォント・サイズをもう少し大きくしてくださったらと思います。 まあ…英語のせいで『溺れない！』というのはすぐ分かっだんですが、 フォント・サイズが小さくて画像を拡大して見ても、漢字がよく見えません。（汗）

lisenke

In that depth is totally dark they can't see anything they wouldn't where each other is. And the water in that depth would be cold, the profession freediver use the wetsuit to keep temperature, they can stand it only in swim suit? Or the Kuroshio Current made the water still worm at that depth? Final I want konw what the distance between the two marks on the rope? Looks like 20, so Chihaya reached the 100m?

Seawolf

Chihaya repeating that is really cute XD

Misty May
>>9678598

I don't know about light, but they seem to have no trouble navigating what would have to be far darker wreck interiors. It should be really cold, but it's only 7-8 minutes at most, the exposure time isn't very long. Miyako Dairies 20 had them at around 7-10 C (45-50 F) for at least 5 minutes, so it shouldn't be too much of a problem. And Chihya only reached 100 meters? That radically alters the math, if Chihaya turned around at her limit. If it was simply being cautious, then we're good. It is was the former, then Saki is -already- past the point of no return, and Aya is rapidly reaching it. On the plus side, they almost certainly have positive buoyancy at that depth, so even if blacked out, they would still float to at least -25 meters (Close enough from a Chihaya rescue.) Depending on how you view Diving Girls and Girl meets Girl, Aya -might- have positive buoyancy all the way to the surface.