Nanda decides to put her life on the line. Guilt has clouded her better judgment. While thousands see her as a goddess, a malignant narcissist sees only himself at the center of the universe. A devious man can manipulate even the wisest person. Will the lessons she learns be her last or will they be remembered for eternity?
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Posted by printz 14 years ago Report
I have a feeling that this story kind of bombed. I was aiming for a certain feel that might not have come across well. This is a character I've always liked so I made her so that she would grow wiser with each meal. She's so used to people with honest intentions that she lets someone play on her feelings of guilt. She almost learns her lesson too late. Usually when she is dealing with someone like that, he/she is inside her before she can engage them in a discussion.
Very few vore stories bother with anything like this and it might just not work well. Nanda loves eating people but she prefers them to be happy about it. She has a lot of mixed feelings about it. I don't know if most people who read these stories see vore as being so complex and filled with contradictions. My preds always digest their prey but they generally love people. It's a battle between their desire to swallow someone and digest that person and the concern they have for their prey's feelings. Desire always wins, of course, but they have a lot to deal with after that fact.