What would have been a belch came out bubbling around the mass of white plastoid that wetly impacted the Hutt's immense bosom. The helmet, recently dislodged from her esophagus-and the original wearer, further down the pipe-fit nicely in the palm of her hand, far too small for her own head and hardly an inconvenience in it's own right.

The item had only been ejected from the start of it's owner's digestive journey due to the suit's neck seal having been breached during it's wearer's induction to the heavily lubricated expanse of the slug's gullet-deciding to return upwards rather than join the clone for their inevitable mutual expulsion from the predator's bowels.

A process in which the armour would fare far better than it's owner; the mix of plastic and ceramic materials far more suited to the inhospitable climate of the Hutt's innards. Beaten though it may end up, had the trooper not been disrobed beforehand there would be little to mistake about their identity from the remains left upon the conclusion of their gastric escapade.

As it were, the few scraps of spoiled black cloth and rubber decorating the eventual mound would mostly likely fail to inform any of their origin-beyond what the accompanying set of bones might imply. Scavengers will likely recover the equipment left behind, reducing their legacy even further from the embarrassing fate of a Republic soldier, to the remains of an unknown soul-surrounded in muck, and baking beneath the desert sun.

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Commissioned from LavyPandyWorks, on FA: https://www.furaffinity.net/user/lavypandyworks/ One of, if not the first, vore commissions they've done so far! Not that you could tell from this image; from the quality of the work, you'd think they draw it every day!

I've got another image in the works from them, and I'm really looking forward to seeing more down the line! Consider this a warmup to this character; I have some sizable plans in store for their future.

Oh! And, mind the story/description. I promised myself I would include more lengthy text to accompany images, so this is kinda just to meet a quota. I don't plan these out ahead of time (usually), so they're almost always spontaneous.

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