If you’re a prey, it is only natural that you instinctively do not want to get eaten. While this is nothing to be ashamed of, it does make it somewhat difficult to be a productive part of our largely pred-focused society. This is a guide to the problem nearly all prey face in their day-to-day lives: How do I avoid being digested?




The main thing I wish anyone reading this pamphlet to take away from it is this: The best meth

Jed regretted most of the decisions that had led him to where he was right now.




His friends had always told him that he needed to learn to say No to people. Well, technically, he’d said exactly that. However, that’s exactly what it was – „technically“. The exact phrasing was something like „Oh, no, not at all, go ahead“ – propably not exactly what his friends wanted from him. Espec

The human slid down the naga's throat. Quite smoothly, in fact, despite the considerable fight he’d been putting up. His legs, still kicking in the air, were gently pulled downwards with small, careful gulps. A large lump travelled down the serpent’s throat, slowly, coming to rest temporarily in his human belly.




„Ahh! There we go! That wasn’t so hard, was it?“ The naga turned to face the other human

Every friend group has a dedicated snack. That might often not be something to be openly talked about, and some people may deny it, but every friend group has a person who’s there mostly as an emegency snack. They might be treated like any of the other friends, hanging out, having fun. But everybody knows that sooner or later, they’d end up in someone’s belly.




Most friend groups don’t say who the snack is