The sky was just beginning to darken
when Blaze noticed the telltale blurs in the air. She waited
patiently for several seconds, allowing the portal to fully
materialize. The dragon brushed flecks of dirt and stones from her
violet scales, straightened her garments, and quieted her nerves. She
did her best to fix her face with the perfect smile: a grin that
accurately reflected her excitement without exposing her ominously
pointed teeth.There was a muffled sort of boom that echoed
through the ai

“I’ve been expecting you.”It
wasn’t a good sign.Tyus approached slowly, doing his best
to exhibit both humility and respect as he fully entered Madeen’s
presence. She was an imposing figure for good reason. Death could
come at a mere thought if she so desired. And Tyus desired to stay
alive.“I felt you the first time – when you entered
Brightwind before.” The fairy mused, tapping a finger thoughtfully
against her chin. “I considered intervening then. Drow are rare –
in this w

Tyus clung tightly to the rock face,
bracing himself against the constant breeze whipping about him. He’d
left the safety of the ground hundreds of feet below. But the
dropping temperatures and razor winds were only part of the danger.
The skies of Brightwind were a dangerous place.Brightwind
itself was a dangerous place.The dark elf had learned that
fact the hard way. Just a month earlier he had been sucked through a
portal – a sort of weak point or gap in the fabric of creation
itself. The

Power came with size. Tyus knew
that, having dealt with dragons all his life. The power to return him
home would come from a creature that was far greater than what the
smaller cave had to offer. And the vibe he got from the larger cave
opening told him that, were he to need to encounter a larger
creature, that this would be the place to do it.The larger
cave was well lit and well decorated, its interior furnished like a
proper home. Paintings and tapestries hung from the walls, furniture
lay me

Anything he encountered would want
to eat him. But Tyus wasn’t scared, looking at the smaller of the
cave openings. Whatever lived in the cavern beyond couldn’t eat
him. It couldn’t have been larger than he was, after
all.Confidently he strode forward, ducking beneath the low
entryway and emerging in a cozy little cave no larger than an average
sized room. The place had all the basic amenities: a tiny kitchen, a
small bed, and even a miniature living area. It all fit nicely into
the otherw

It was impossible to tell what lay
beyond the mouth of the right hand cave. Shadows and gloom enclosed
the area completely. He wasn’t sure if he was walking into a cavity
the size of a small closet or a chamber vast enough to house a small
city. All he had were the squishing sounds of his footfalls as he
tread across the living floor.“Hello?” he called, his
voice hoarse and nervously quiet.The flashes of light and
distant sounds of hammering echoed from the adjacent cavern, drowning
out hi

The left hand cave was warm. Tyus
could feel the heat emanating from it as he drew nearer. He’d
experienced a similar phenomenon when entering the forges of his
homeland. It only made him more certain his initial hunch had been
correct.There was a blacksmith inside the cave.The
chamber beyond the entrance was vast. The organic walls loomed high
overhead and stretched far to all sides, forming a vaguely dome-like
structure. In the center of the room was a massive brazier – though
its flames l

Tyus would have liked to say that
climbing the hill provided him with a good view. But that implied the
sights were good too. True, he could see a lot of the “landscape”
around him… but the landscape was more weird than scenic.The
fleshy hill stretched up above the small forest and flower meadow.
Beyond those Tyus could see the green “waters” of the naga’s
stomach lake and the shoreline beyond. But they only lasted so long
as he remained on the slopes; the higher he climbed on the
mo

Tyus had lived a considerable
portion of his life underground. That was, after all, the way of his
people. But walking through the forest made him feel as if he had
been missing a crucial part of the world. Meandering beneath the
trees, following the shores of the lazily gurgling brook, he realized
there was a peacefulness captured in the place. Perhaps that was why
his people were too chaotic and violent: they just didn’t have the
natural beauty to balance out their emotions.Though the
deeper

While the entrance was small, the
“room” beyond opened up considerably – to the point that it
could have held someone two, maybe three hundred feet tall. Tyus was
worried at first. But that anxiety quickly subsided as he comforted
himself with one simple fact: nothing that large could have fit
through the entrance.And that meant whatever lived there
wasn’t big enough to eat him.“Hello?” he called,
knocking a knuckle against one wall. He shouldn’t have bothered:
Christina’s skin d

“Hello?” Tyus called
tentatively, stepping into the larger cave. He was met with no reply;
and, becoming progressively unsettled, he moved further into the dark
chamber.“Hello?” he asked again.Something moved
in front of the entrance – something that blotted out the light
that came from beyond. Tyus froze, his blood turning to icicles in
his veins. Like a shifting glacier he turned to face whatever lay
behind him, hands reaching down to the hilts of his swords.He
couldn’t make out th

Tyus was exhausted by the time he
finally reached the top of the column. The ground had fallen away
completely, left to the enigmatic shadows on the edge of his line of
sight. In its place, the ceiling of the naga’s second stomach was
readily visible – one covered in tiny holes that constantly let the
winds in and out.Of course, those openings were not the ones
the elf was most concerned with. At the top of the column were two
cave-like entrances: one on the left, another on the right. Deep

Tyus had lived in the dark elven
city of Tak for nearly a century – the whole of his adolescence, in
human terms. There he had become accustomed to many sounds: the
clashing of blades, the fiery crackles of magic, and the cries of the
wounded among other things. But one particular noise he’d learned
well was that of the forge as a blacksmith hammered away on his metal
creations.That sound was audible over the wind as he neared
the ground caves. Two openings readily presented themselves to hi

Tyus should have been expecting to
see life. He was literally inside another living creature. But the
elf was expecting cells, and veins, and organs.On the island
he found something very different: flowers. They seemed like the ones
that grew in the natural world: the reds of asters, the yellows of
daffodils, and the whites of lilies all shone through the dim light
of Christina’s belly. They needed no soil, sprouting directly from
the tender flesh beneath them. In places they were accompanied

As Tyus began his trek around the
acid lake, he started noticing evidence of something truly
extraordinary: tides. Certain patches of flesh were exposed but dyed
darker colors, evidence they were being eroded by the stomach’s
juices. If the elf was correct, that would put the stomach at low
tide. At high tide the path would be much more narrow – and the
“land” bridge connecting the island to the rest of the naga’s
body would disappear completely.There was no way of knowing
exactly how

Tyus had come to expect many things
from a monster’s belly – ranging from the unpleasant thoughts of
digestion to the even less appetizing notion of defecation. But there
were also things he sincerely expected not to find. Among those
aforementioned anomalies was a gentle breeze wafting towards him from
the depths of the naga.At first, his more childish side made
him giggle at the thought of having entered a gas pocket. But when he
quieted down he heard it: the sounds of rhythmic intakes and

The groans and gurgles grew louder
as Tyus moved further down the wider tunnel. As far as he could tell,
Christina had neutralized her digestive system. But her body didn’t
seem to know that. From the noise it was making, the naga was
seemingly trying to dissolve a multi-course meal all around him.But
just as the noise began to feel deafening, Tyus seemed to move past
the worst of it. From that point on, the further he went, the more
quiet his surroundings became. At length the angry pops and

Part 1: IntroductionThe
first thing Tyus regained was his sense of touch. His skin prickled
over and over again as rhythmic pulses passed across it. At first he
thought they were from his own heart beating; but, as his mind
cleared, the truth became progressively clearer.His
surroundings were dark – a human would have seen very little to
nothing at all. But Tyus was a drow, a dark elf whose kind had spent
generations living in the lightless world of the underground. His
keen red eyes could pic

a list of some of the races in taron
includes the following.humans, elves, dwarves, demi-giants,
naga, dridder, neko, inu, kitsune, dragons, dryad, merfolk, goatfolk,
bearfolk, treants, rabbitfolk, ratfolk, lizardfolk, birdfolk,
minotaurs, elementals, fundamentals, dimensionals, fair folk, various
other fey races, macros, youkai, guimbo, suahagin, demi-chimera,
nymphs, lycanthropes, crocodile folk, elephant folk, amazons, races
descended from celestial beings, races descended from fiendish
being

taron is an old and mystical
dimension. throughout it's long history many gods have been
worshipped and religions formed and faded. currently, the major gods,
goddess's and other entities worshipped in taron include the
following. not all of these beings are actually proper gods, but all
can grant divine power to their followers and have churches that
advance an agenda.Karina, goddess of LIFE, is the most widely
worshipped being in taron. she has followers of every sentient race.
her congregatio

taron, the dimension closest to the
dimension of fairy. taron, the second most magically infused place in
creation.... this dimension is one of the most ancient as well,
having originally been colonized by inhabitants of karina's homeworld
more then five billion years ago, before it was destroyed. it's
infinite expanses hold potentially infinite resources, but it's full
of monsters fully willing to devour people who go there. nonetheless,
humans, nekos, dwarves, elves, inu, youkai, guimbo, human

gods are special unique entities
with cosmic roles in creation. they are not made whenever a new giant
is. they are not even made just because one person is worshipped
widely. no one "thing." decides what makes a being a god or
goddess. there are multiple critera to being one and not meeting even
one means you are not a god. here are the rules and critera for
divinity when interacting with me.rule one: power. a divinity
has to have a incredible amount of power. size means nothing about

Anzey was walking around the forest
in her wolf form. Her wolf form was a black wolf. She was sniffing
around to find some prey when she saw Azzie. Azzie was leaning
against a tree, napping and unaware of the wolf’s presence. Anzey
turned into her half human and half wolf form and walked up to Azzie.
Anzey decided to take her as prey and picked her up, careful not to
wake her.The sudden movement woke Azzie up though and gave
Anzey a questionable look. “What do you think you’re doing?”
Az

Autumn spread her legs into a wide
stance, taking in a deep breath and letting it out slowly. She closed
her eyes, forcing her other senses into a state of enhanced
awareness. She could taste the moisture in the air, smell the various
aromas wafting into the cave from the swamp beyond, and hear the
muffled chorus of frogs in the distance. But, most importantly, she
could feel everything around her – the furniture against the edges
of the cavern, the stacks of books piled high above, even the c

Pleasing herby
~inherbellyWarning: Contains F/M Soft Oral VoreThe
19-year old catboy named Joey yawned and stretched as he woke up one
morning... unaware he had been shrunk and transported to another
dimension in his sleep. He was not in his bed in the Celestial Realm
of Brightwind. Elena closed the door behind her, she had just arrived
her apartment after a long day of work. "Finally. What should I
do tonight..." she said to herself. Joey meeped, looking up at
the woman. "Huh, hi

Karina and Kiki, by TryMeIke for
G2cutie Based on a RP we had. Kiki belongs to G2cutie and
Karina belongs to TryMeIke.Karina was sleeping in her cave
and snoozing softly one day, when a little girl stumbled by it and
wandered in.Kiki looked around as she walked in. "Hmmm..
I could have sworn it rolled in here.."Karina snored loudly
and rolled over, which attracted Kiki's attention.Kiki looked
over at the sleeping giantess as her eyes widened in shock. "Woah!"
said Kiki. Karin

How Karina Met MiaBy
TryMeIkeContest Entry for my friend Maelstrom, based on a RP I
did with him hope I do well.One bright sunny day in Felarya,
not far from Karina's cave, Mia the pit naga had traveled away from
her tribe to hunt for something to eat. She needed something quick
before she starved to death, she looked around for prey that could
suffice her depraved desperate hunger.At that moment while
the naga was hunting, Karina was sleeping on the soft green grass
outside enjoying the warmth.

Karina and Jon by TryMeIke. Gift
story for my friend Sashima.Karina was sleeping in her cave,
snoozing when someone stumbled in, seeking shelter from rain
outside.Jon sighed. "Phew.. That rain is heavy... Ever
since I got here I've been running for my life.. Sigh.." Jon
walked in and leaned up against a wall.Karina was snoozing in
her bed and rolled over, alerting him to her presence.Jon
heard something and cried out. "What's that?" Jon said
getting up to investigate. As he w

Karina and Maria by TryMeIke.A
story based on a RP I had with Maelstrom14.Maria belongs to him
Karina to me.One day in Felarya, Karina was sleeping on a bed
of leaves, not aware of anything around her.At one point,
Maria the giant yami naga came in very hungry, being about 230 feet
tall, making it difficult for her to find decent prey, she saw Karina
asleep and despite knowing her, wanted to eat her.Maria said.
"Hm? What do we have here?" She Slithered quietly to her
and looked down at

Karina meet's Darz by
Darkswordman.Edited and improved by TryMeIke.One day in
felarya, the man named Darz walked into a random cave. It was dark
and warm and after a few minutes of walking into the cave Darz could
hear snoring, he went deeper and saw a giantess girl sleeping.He
thought to himself about it and then he walked closer and poked her.
"Well she can't hurt or eat me while she's asleep." Darz
said to himself in a sigh of relief. Right after that the giantesses
hand swooped dow

Ramona's trainingby
~TheBigMan0706After many lectures from the giantess mage
Karina (Who had red hair, red eyes, had ruby earrings on her ears,
wore a skintight blue suit that looks like something Zero Suit Samus
wears, and was barefoot) her apprentice Ramona (who was a Kitsune
mage who had orange hair and eyes that matched her fox ears and tail,
and like her teacher, was barefoot) was ready for the next step in
her mage training, and that was something that many mages of Karina's
caliber were n

Karina and her new Apprentice by
TryMeIkeA gift story for Alex the big man, using his character
Ramona and my character Karina, showing how they met and how Karina
gained her apprentice.Note, this is now a canon story, so it's
official.One day, when Joey was walking through felarya, he met
Alex who said he wanted Joey to meet someone. Joey thought it over
for a bit and agreed and Alex led Joey over to his friend, a kitsune
mage named Ramona. Joey introduced himself to her, and they talked a
litt

Karina and Jon
oops By TryMeIke.Based on the picture by sashimaKarina
was in her new kitchen, in her new house, humming as she cooked
herself some pepperoni pizza.Jon was watching Karina in
secret. He wanted to surprise her, and knew just the way. Running
over to her he jumped onto some of the pepperoni pizza, and dug into
the cheese a little. As the time came he would pop out and surprise
her. Normally someone would burn to death here but Jon's phoenix
curse protected him from heat.Karina giggl