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Yesenia Arpa is a 30 year old Puerto Rican American woman who lives alone in a small, secluded hut deep in the jungle of a small island near the Caribbean. She is 6.3 feet tall, has shiny cerulean blue hair which reaches her chest, with the lower half of her hair being curly, fairly tanned skin, rich blue eyes, a pair of large E-cup sized breasts, and a gorgeous hourglass-shaped body, with her ass being remarkably large and firm.
Yesenia is a clever and strategic woman, due to having spent the past eight years alone on the island, she has become proficient at hunting as well as making huts, shelters, primitive tools such as spears, bows and arrows, and primitive traps such as nets and pitfall traps. She is also carefree as she enjoys being completely nude, she never wears any clothes except for when the weather gets really cold, and she takes great pride in her body. She can also be quite sassy and playful most of the time but she will become serious and protective should either she or anyone she cares about is threatened.
Yesenia was born to a couple of Puerto Rican immigrants who moved to the United States of America a few years before she was born. Her mother, Abril, was an artist who liked to paint and would sometimes sell her art to make a living, her father, Hernán, was an estate agent. Abril died of heart failure when Yesenia was only six years old and Hernán died in a car accident when she was nine. She would be adopted by Grace, a good friend of Abril’s who was a teacher at a kindergarten school.
When Yesenia was nineteen, she began to feel uncomfortable and disillusioned with the urban lifestyle and how the growth of human settlements was destroying the natural environment, which eventually resulted in her leaving the United States at the age of twenty two and living alone on the island, where she made her secluded hut and decided to stop wearing clothes and live fully nude.
In Yesenia’s hut there is a couple of primitively made wooden shelves that hold several books, a few of her mother’s paintings that have been framed and placed on the walls, a primitive clay oven, a mat made from a wild boar’s hide—without the head part, a woven basket which stores the crafted spears, bows, arrows and primitive crafting tools, and a bushcraft double bed with a bed cover made from a couple of large tapir hides sown together.
