It was an ordinary afternoon in the ever boisterous Liyue Harbor. Hu Tao, the director of Wangsheng Funeral Parlor, was humming her signature tune as she walked back to the funeral parlor after her “lunch” break. As she walked, her round ass and bountiful breasts bounced and wobbled with her strides, as well as her gigantic sloshing stomach. Her gut was wider than she was and big enough to almost touch the ground. Passersby were drawn to sight of the titular yet eccentric funeral parlor director carefreely traversing through Liyue Harbor with her stomach bare for all to see. “Mmph!” A muffled voice then came from inside her belly accompanied by a few frantic struggles and bumps. She had eaten a couple treasure hoarders who had set up camp just outside the harbor, not that anyone would look for them. However while the others had already melted to a sloshing mush seeping into her intestines, one was still putting up a meager fight in her stomach. Hu Tao smugly patted her belly.
 
 
“You’re not going anywhere.” She taunted her prey. “You and your friends should be honored to be able to support Wangsheng Funeral Parlor by donating your worthless bodies to my ass~” The struggles intensified, one particularly strong kick nearly knocked Hu Tao off balance. “Oof, you’re really not going to give up, are you?”
 
 
A few minutes later, Hu Tao entered the building of the Wangsheng Funeral Parlor while greeting her staff and waiting patrons with cheerful “good morning”! Her employees weren’t even phased by Hu Tao’s size and girth anymore. The director’s new eating habits have been a very common occurrence ever since the “test of courage” a few weeks ago. Wuwang Hill had become a place devoid of people from the rumors of the man-eating monster that resides there, but every now and then the curious tourist wanders in and the director gets just a little bigger. Hu Tao entered her office and sat back in her chair with legs on the table. Even reinforced, it still creaked under her immense weight. Her stomach rested between her thighs like a hammock as her lone prey continued to put up a fight.
 
 
“You should know how pointless that is.” She said confidently, prodding the bulges he made in her gut. “No one’s ever escaped my tummy, you know.” Little did she know, those words would be put to the test as the kicking and squirms grew even more intense. All the people Hu Tao has eaten so far were harmless tourists and local marketplace workers, but never before a seasoned fighter like a treasure hoarder. The struggles grew even more fierce as the thrashing of her belly knocked her out of her chair and onto the floor causing her plumpness to jiggle from the impact. Her stomach groaned angrily, clearly not happy with all the ruckus inside. It was also starting to hurt as she could barely wrap her arms halfway around her gut to restrain him, but-
 
 
“S-Stop it! I told you it’s pointlessUUUUUUURRRRPP!!” A titanic belch interrupted her. How is he even able to struggle so much amidst a slushy broth of his digested companions, she asked herself. She then pinned her gut against the desk, causing it to creak at a dangerous volume under the weight of her whole body pushing down on it. Hu Tao could even hear the knocking against the table from her prey’s kicking. One hard squeeze of her stomach and-
 
 
“BUUUUUUAAAARRRRRRPPPP!!!” An enormous gassy belch shook the entire room. That must’ve been all of the air inside her gut. Hu Tao’s stomach felt a bit tighter and less bloated. At the same time, her previously rambunctious prey wasn’t moving nearly as much and was steadily getting weaker by the second. Looks like he used up all of his energy in his bouts and was now at the mercy of the funeral director’s churning belly. Hu Tao sat back in her chair once more and massaged her gut, still aching a little from all the fighting. Her prey’s movements soon came to a stop as the sounds of blissful digestion filled the room.
 
 
“I wonder how the Fatui would taste.”
 
 
The End